Tuesday, February 7, 2017

First Chapter First Paragraph: Windwitch


First Chapter, First Paragraph is a meme hosted by Bibliophile by the Sea, where we share the first paragraph of a book we're currently reading or want to read soon.  My selection this week comes from Windwitch by Susan Dennard.

"There were advantages to being a dead man.

Merik Nihar, prince of Nubrevna and former admiral to the Nubrevnan navy, wished he'd considered dying a long time ago.  He got so much more done as a corpse."


Based on this intro, would you read this book?  Keep your eyes peeled for my review of Windwitch on Thursday!

Happy Reading!

14 comments:

  1. I don't think this is one I'd enjoy but, I sure hope that you like it.

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    1. Thanks Diane! I did enjoy this one immensely! Lots of action.

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  2. I would. This is my kind of book. I've actually seen this one on several blogs over the last few weeks and it is already on my TBR list. I hope you enjoy it! I'll stop back to see your review once you are done.
    Laura :)
    My FPFC Tuesday

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    1. Thanks Laura! I loved this book. I didn't have trouble getting back into the story as I sometimes do. Lots of action as well.

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  3. Not my usual sort of book, but I liked the intro.

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  4. That actually made me laugh. I'd have to read more to be sure/

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    1. There are a lot of funny parts in this book. Thanks for stopping Beth!

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  5. Well, I'm curious as to how he gets more done as a corpse. I thought I'd get more done when I retired but I'm busier than ever and still keep a very long 'todo' list. Here's my link for today's intro/teaser: http://wp.me/p4DMf0-1uf

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    1. He gets more stuff done because his country thinks he's dead, but now he can do stuff you can't do when you're a Prince. Thanks for stopping, Ms. M.!

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  6. Not my usual read, but I love the cover...and the excerpt is intriguing. Thanks for sharing, and here's mine: “THINGS WE DIDN’T SAY”

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    1. If you're a fan of fantasy, then you'd love this book. Thanks for stopping, Laurel-Rain!

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  7. Although I don't often read fantasy, the opening appeals to me. I'd keep reading to find out the advantages of being a corpse!
    My Tuesday post features THE SEA BETWEEN.

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    1. It's all about the hook that will draw you into the story! Thanks for stopping, Sandra!

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