Teaser Tuesday: Four Today

Our Best Book for November

Our favorite read in November was Belzhar by Meg Wolitzer--great book! 

What was your favorite read for November?  Now, onto our teasers:

Gerard's:
  
He'd thought in that moment, two years before, he was a dead man, and that all he had tried to do in his life had been for nothing.  A scar in the shape of a star on his forearm where the second bullet had gone in, and the dark purple sliver of tissue at the back of his left hand where he'd caught a knife through his palm. 

From page 16 of Sometimes the Wolf by Urban Waite. (Just finished this last week but it's so good, I wanted to do a teaser from it-- click link to see my review)

It scared me, and must have scared my mother, because this time the dishes under the cloud of suds did more than rattle.  They crashed.  

From page 65 of Revival by Stephen King.

Karen's: 

Jake had been waiting for exactly this kind of confirmation.  He'd played a hunch, taken a chance, and in his heart of hearts felt it had been a good decision.

From page 18 of Call Me Mrs. Miracle by Debbie Macomber.

"They killed your mother, Beth!" he hollered over the noise.  "Autonuke!  Now!"

From page 11 of One Kick by Chelsea Cain.

Teaser Tuesdays is a weekly bookish meme, hosted by MizB of Should  Be Reading. Anyone can play along, so I thought  I  would play for fun! Just pick two sentences from the book you are reading.

Happy Reading!

"Sometimes the Wolf" by Urban Waite centers on a Father-Son Bond

Sometimes the Wolf by Urban Waite centers on a father-son relationship.  The father gets out of prison and is released into the custody of his son.  The bad guys are after him because there is money involved.  Does he have it?  Why was he in prison in the first place?  Was it justified or a mistake?  The bond between the son and father carries this novel very well.  There was just enough action to keep me turning pages.  Well worth your time!  

(Gerard's review, 5+ stars)

Have you read this one? What did you think of it? If you reviewed this too, feel free to share your link to your review in the comments. Happy Reading!

"The SEARCH" by Suzanne Woods Fisher is abouth Family Secrets

There's a dog and cat in this one!

The Search by Suzanne Woods Fisher is the third book in her Lancaster County Secrets series that is another good read!  It is about young love, forgiveness, grief, God’s sovereignty and new beginnings.  This is a story about an Amish man, Jonah and his daughter, Bess who believes her grandmother when she says “good things take time.”  Her grandmother, Bertha, has a rose farm and has a knack for knowing everyone’s business and getting her way.  She was my favorite character in this book.  Lainey is an Englisher, raised in the foster care system but who has returned to the community and decides she wants to join the Amish church.  Her and Bertha both have a big secret.  When Bess goes to live with her grandmother for the summer, she learns many things.  

I enjoyed this book with the humor, the big dog, the window into Amish living, the romance, the heartwarming plot and the fantastic ending!   The first two books in this series are The CHOICE and The WAITING.

(Karen's review, 4 stars)

Have you read this one? What did you think of it? If you reviewed this too, feel free to share your link to your review in the comments. Happy Reading!

"The Boy Who Drew Monsters" by Keith Donohue is a Spooky Story

The Boy Who Drew Monsters by Keith Donohue is about Jack Peter Keenan, a boy with Aspergers who is afraid of going outside so does not, ever.  Jack draws pictures of monsters and then people begin to see them, or do they?  He has one friend, a boy about his age.   This is a really good spooky story!  I LOVED it a lot!  The ending is one of the best I have read in a while.  Give it a chance.
(Gerard's review, 5++ stars)

Have you read this one? What did you think of it? If you reviewed this too, feel free to share your link to your review in the comments. Happy Reading!

Teaser Tuesdays: 5 For You

Gerard's:
  
She planted her hands on his chest and started CPR.  Jake came running out of his liquor store, phone up against his ear, shouting, too.  Halfway down the block, another white guy stood frozen, watching. 

From page 17 of How It Went Down by Kekla Magoon. (Just finished this last week but it's so good, I wanted to do a teaser from it-- click link to see my review)

"Someday we will be rams and fight," Tuk said to Rim and Ovis, and they looked at one another with pride.

"Yes," said Balus behind them.  "And I will beat you."

From page 24 of Blue Mountain by Martine Leavitt.

She laid a manicured hand against his chest.  "Why you're as pale as an oyster, and your heart is just racing.

From page 27 of The Boy Who Drew Monsters by Keith Donohue.
Karen's: 

"Truth be told, I'm a little stunned.  Like I'm going to wake up any day now and realize it's all just been a bad dream."  

From page 61 of The Waiting (Lancaster County Secrets Book #2) by Suzanne Woods Fisher.

You even woke me up one night by bringing one of your conquests into bed with me.  I screamed and tossed the covers--you and the mouse both went flying!.

From page 25 of A Letter to My Cat--Notes to Our Best Friends by Lisa Erspamer.

Teaser Tuesdays is a weekly bookish meme, hosted by MizB of Should  Be Reading. Anyone can play along, so I thought  I  would play for fun! Just pick two sentences from the book you are reading.

Happy Reading!