Happy Friday!!
Love stories are my favorite and today First Line Friday, hosted by Hoarding Books is a book by Belle Calhoune, A Moment In The Moonlight.
And the first line is…
Always the bridesmaid and never the bride.
About The Book
Secrets of Savannah: “Six best friends who have known each other their entire lives. Once as thick as thieves, the friendships among the girls have been splintered by life events, secrets and deceptions. Now, brought together again by an inheritance of an historic Bed & Breakfast on Tybee Island, the women must set aside their differences in order to restore their beloved Savannah House. As each woman finds her special talent and develops it through the renovation of the inn, they also find romance—each of them with an unforgettable hero.”
The Blurb: “The sweetheart: Olivia Renault is the only daughter of a Savannah businessman, Jack Renault. Having recently inherited the once famous resort, Savannah House, along with her dearest friends, Olivia is excited about the future enterprise and all of the possibilities. Olivia’s heart is energized when Hunter Rawlings, an old flame, returns to town for the wedding of her best friend, Callie Duvall. Having truly never gotten over Hunter, Olivia finds herself falling for him all over again. But can she really trust her heart with the man who once broke it?
The rebel-millionaire: Once the bad boy of Savannah, Hunter Rawlings left his hometown a decade ago and transformed himself into a successful, wealthy businessman. Hunter returns to Savannah for the wedding of his childhood friends, Callie Duvall and Jax Holden. Once back in Savannah, Hunter comes face to face with the one who got away—Olivia Renault. As teenagers, Hunter and Olivia were involved in a secret romance that ended abruptly when Hunter roared out of Savannah on a motorcycle and toward a new life away from his hometown. As Hunter’s feelings for Olivia return with a vengeance, he grapples with a huge secret he’s harboring—one that might rip Olivia out of his arms forever.
Let me know the first line of the book closest to you & then head over to Hoarding Books to see who else is participating!
Diversity Between the Pages 
Happy Friday!
“She was dying, and it was his fault.”
Night Fall by Susan Sleeman
Have a wonderful weekend! 🙂❤📚
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That’s lovely! Thank you for sharing with us
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My first line this week is from Grave Christmas Secrets by Sharee Stover:
Three can keep a secret if two of them are dead. Forensic anthropologist Taya McGill disagreed with Benjamin Franklin’s famous quote,
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Thank you for sharing with us.
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