I've been reading The Lacemakers of Glenmara by Heather Barbieri this week, after having read someone's teaser on a previous Teaser Tuesday. The teaser was here. I use Goodreads to keep track of the books that I want to read because I usually find them online! Please feel free to add me if you're also a member! I love to get the emails with people's reviews of books. I think my screen name is busweet. Let me know if you try to add me and I've got the wrong screen name!
After I added Lacemakers to my Goodreads "shelf," then received a lovely message from the author! Now, I know that authors are real people. I write, and I'm a real person. I've even gone to at least one reading/signing. The internet is a wonderful thing, however, and it brings normal people together from all corners of the world. I am constantly amazed that I am worthy of notice by authors. I am honored by their notice. I appreciate their talents and the effort that goes into writing a book.
All that aside, you're here for a teaser! Here are my two sentences, from page of The Lacemakers of Glenmara: "A pair of Bernie's panties, tangled in the sleeve of Kate's jacket, fell to the floor. The older woman snatched them up. 'Aren't these the most god-awful things? Not fit for the light of day. Elephant drawers, I call them.'" --pg 50
I'm enjoying this book so far, and even just 70 pages in, I would recommend it. I look forward to finishing it, and I'm hoping that the author will consent to do an interview or a blog post for me!
3 comments:
That sounds like kind of a fun book! Happy Tuesday!
Ha! Now that's a perfect teaser!
Nice teaser... I've seen this book around and it's been hovering on the periphery--almost on my TBR. Knowing that the author is taking those extra steps to connect with readers, may push me over the edge to getting it.
I love when I add a book or post a review on GoodReads.com and get a little message from the author. Michael Grant messaged me and let me know that he'd finished writing the third book in a series of his I'm reading, gave me a little "scoop" about one of the characters, and it was quite fun. I love when authors become "real."
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