Thanks to Rose City Reader for hosting this meme. To participate, share the first line or two of the book you are currently reading and, if you feel so moved, let us know what your first impressions were based on that first line.
She is not perfect: I found The Japanese Lover to be, not bad, but less than she is capable of. But I still look forward to reading Isabel Allende.
Ripper begins:
“Mom is still alive, but she’s going to be murdered at midnight on Good Friday,” Amanda MartĂn told the deputy chief, who didn’t even think to question the girl. She’d already proved she knew more than he and all his colleagues in Homicide put together.
I thought that was a hell of an opening, and the pages that follow are equally engaging. Stick around.
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