Who could believe that Tommy's explosive accident, not even a week old, had disrupted these sights? Standing on the deck, watching the water flow out toward the York River and the Bay, I was reminded of the larger forces that are always at work. Life didn't stop long for much of anything.
This is just a small sample of the lyrical writing style of Leslie Goetch in her debut novel from 2008. I've had this one on my shelf for quite some time and I'm really glad I picked it up and started reading. I will finish it by the end of the week and have my review soon after. I hope you'll stop by to read my review!
If you'd like to participate in Teaser Tuesday, follow these simple guidelines:
- Grab your current book
- Let it fall open to a random page
- Choose two teaser sentences to share
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- List the book's name, author and page number you took your teasers from
I really like that cover. Gonna check it out!
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This does sound tempting...thanks for sharing.
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Beautiful teaser! Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteExplosive accident? I wonder what happened? Great teaser! Mine comes from a new Swedish crime novel that is being released in the US today: Three Seconds by Roslund and Hellstrom. Here's the link.
ReplyDeleteThis is one I haven't heard of before, but sounds like something I should look at. Thanks for the great teaser!
ReplyDeleteI loved this one!! Enjoy Lisa!
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