Monday, October 24, 2022

First Chapter, First Paragraph, Tuesday Intros - October 25th



It's Tuesday!  It's time to share your excerpts and teasers from books we are currently reading, have read or are planning to read.  So, feel free to join us by sharing the first paragraph or (a few) of a book you are reading or thinking about reading soon.  This meme is guaranteed to increase your TBR :)



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Teaser Tuesdays is a weekly bookish meme, now being hosted by Ambrosia at The Purple Booker. Anyone can play along! Just do the following:


* Grab your current read

* Open to a random page

* Share two (2) “teaser” sentences from somewhere on that page

* BE CAREFUL NOT TO INCLUDE SPOILERS! (make sure that what you share doesn’t give too much away! You don’t want to ruin the book for others!)

* Share the title & author, too, so that other TT participants can add the book to their TBR Lists if they like your teasers!



I just finished reading this and really liked it.




First Chapter

Teagan Bianchi was at the crossroads of Forgiveness and Letting Go when her GPS crapped out - a problem of living life on autopilot for too long.  In the past she would have relied on her intuition.  But intuition was one finicky prick.

Teaser...

Teagan always encouraged curiosity in her daughters, so it wasn't the question that bothered her.  It was the feelings it evoked.  It made her feel like a fraud.  Even worse, a failure.

Synopsis from Goodreads...

In a witty modern twist on How Stella Got Her Groove Back, New York Times bestselling author Marina Adair blends the fun of falling in love with a thoughtful and heartfelt exploration of modern family dynamics when two former teenage crushes reunite unexpectedly for a second chance at love. Complicated and steamy, Situationship shines a light on romantic and family relationships that don’t easily fit into any box.

The sand and surf of California’s coastal Pacific Cove is the charming backdrop for New York Times bestselling author Marina Adair’s fun and sexy novel about getting back on track after life makes a sharp left turn—and finding you’ve arrived in just the right place to get back your mojo . . .

Teagan Bianchi has survived a road trip with rambunctious toddler twins and a large mutt named Garbage Disposal. She clings to a tattered scrap of hope that moving into her late grandmother’s house is the best way to repair her failing business—and the sad shreds of her life—after the man who promised her forever lost everything they had. But she’s barely arrived when she finds herself face to face with her teenage crush, now an irresistible man—who still happens to live next door . . .

Veterinarian Colin West is closer to being an empty nester than a soccer dad. His marriage lasted only long enough to give him his beloved daughter, and he has no regrets. But as she readies for college, Colin contemplates his own future—which is, of course, exactly when his past shows up, as gorgeous as ever, and twice as fascinating. But Teagan torpedoed his plans once before. Is he crazy to consider letting her into his life again? Is Teagan ready to admit what she’s really afraid of? Could this unexpected “situationship” be forever?





What do you think? Would you keep reading?




6 comments:

  1. Great excerpt and blurb. I would love to add this one to my list.

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  2. I definitely like the first paragraph and would keep reading.

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  3. That is a one of a kind title - I'm curious about that intro. Hope this is a good one.

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  4. The dog on the cover alone would pull me in but I love that one of the characters is a vet. I have several books by this author that I've been wanting to read and this sounds really good!

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