Tuesday, April 26, 2016

Tuesday Intro/Teaser


First Chapter First Paragraph Tuesday Intros is a weekly meme hosted by Diane at Bibliophile by the Sea every Tuesday. To participate share the opening paragraph or two of a book you've decided to read based on that paragraph. Please feel free to join in, First Chapter~First Paragraph~Tuesday Intros.


Lucinda
August 1855
The churning of the steamboat was relentless as it chugged down the Hudson River. Columns of steam and smoke trailed from twin chimneys, defiling an otherwise cloudless sky. Wrapped around the iron railing, my gloved fingers buzzed with the vibrations of the engine. Though the wheel was covered, I could imagine its paddles slicing into the river to scoop up water only to fling it all off at the top and plunge down into the current to do it again. It put me in mind of my father. Everything did, ever since I had received notice of his death.

Flirtation Walk by Siri Mitchell

Teaser Tuesdays is a weekly bookish meme, hosted by Jenn/ MizB of A Daily Rhythm and hosted at Books and A Beat


I had that feeling in my stomach again. That disconcerting, weighted feeling that always preceded my entrance into a new place. My past was gone.



14 comments:

JoAnn said...

Not sure this is for me, but I hope you enjoy it!

Majanka Verstraete said...

I hope you enjoy the book! I enjoyed the teaser.


Here's my teaser.

Laurel-Rain Snow said...

I don't often read historical fiction, but something about this one tugged at me. An emotional pull. Thanks for sharing...and enjoy. Here's mine: “LIES & OTHER ACTS OF LOVE”


Sandra Nachlinger said...

Sounds like a sweet historical romance. I'd have to be in the right mood to read this one, but I think I'd enjoy it.
My Tuesday post features STELLA BAIN.

Laura said...

Probably not for me, but I do wonder why she feels her past is gone. My Teaser is from a contemporary mystery this week.

Margot said...

I like the mood of this opening paragraph. This would make a nice summer book.

Anonymous said...

What a fascinating TT! Are you enjoying this book? I'm assuming it is a historical novel...

Unknown said...

Very descriptive--I could feel the vibrations on the rail and her mourning her father. Enjoy!

(Diane) Bibliophile By the Sea said...

I'm not really drawn to historical themes these days for some reason but, I hope u enjoy this one.

Unknown said...

I love the era this is set in and the cover is lovely. Might be a good pick for me:)

Here's My TT

Linda said...

I like the imagery created by your teaser. I've recently been reading more historical fiction. I'm getting some good options during this week's Teaser Tuesday. Thanks for sharing, and for visiting my teaser!

Catherine @ Book Club Librarian said...

Thanks for sharing this new-to-me book and author. Sounds like this story is a pleasant visit to a kinder, more mannerly long ago time.

Unknown said...

The cover is interesting. I do love the sunset and the time period, so I'd probably keep reading. Let's be real here. :)

Anonymous said...

Love that cover!

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