It's Friday . . . time to share book excerpts with:
- Book Beginnings on Fridays hosted by Rose City Reader, where bloggers share the first sentence or more of a current read, as well as initial thoughts about the sentence(s), impressions of the book, or anything else that the opening inspires.
- The Friday 56 hosted by Freda's Voice, where you grab a book and turn to page 56 (or 56% of an ebook), find one or more interesting sentences (no spoilers), and post them.
Beginning: Chapter 1
In about twelve minutes, Isabelle Austen's old life will be gone forever. Right now, though, the seaplane is still in the air, out of her sight, a few miles off the coast of Parrish Island.
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Page 56: "Not the most cheerful guy to spend your life on, if you ask Isabelle. Still, she respects this, too, his knowledge and experience and passion."
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I am happy to at last be reading a novel by Deb Caletti, an author who has been on my radar screen for quite some time. This story drew me in immediately and is holding my interest. I can see myself burning the midnight oil to find out how it unfolds and concludes.
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From Goodreads: Isabelle Austen returns
to her hometown on a small, isolated Pacific Northwest island to take
over the family tourism business after the death of her mother, a
disapproving parent and a hard woman to love. Feeling lost, Isabelle is
also struggling with a recent divorce and wondering if she'll ever come
into her own. Then her life takes a surprising turn: The mysterious
Henry North arrives on Parrish Island, steps off a seaplane, and changes
Isabelle's world forever. From the beginning, their relationship is
heady and intense then Isabelle learns of Henry's disturbing past,
involving the death of a fiance and the disappearance of a wife.
Suddenly Isabelle is caught between love and suspicion, paranoia and
passion, as she searches for the truth she may not want to find and is
swept into a dangerous game she may not survive.
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