Teaser Tuesdays is a weekly meme, hosted by MizB of Should Be Reading. The idea is to give everyone a look inside the book you’re reading.
1.) Grab your current read
2.) Open to a random page
3.) Share two teaser sentences from that page
4.) Share the title and author so that other participants know what you’re reading.
Be careful not to include spoilers. You don’t want to ruin the book for others!
My teaser this week is from The Creation of Eve which I’m currently reading and really enjoying.
“We spoke no more, even after we crossed the bridge and were following along the river across from the stable yards, with Cher-Ami bounding before us, and Francesca plodding behind. We had left the sound of the whinnying horses and the voices of the groomsmen and had come to a stand of willows, Francesca trailing out of sight, when the Queen wheeled around.”
The Creation of Eve by Lynn Cullen, page 215.
The Creation of Eve
Just Book Reading 
Man, this is a popular read this week! I’ve just seen another review and another teaser for it. It does sound very good, especially since it’s non-English royalty.
Here’s my teaser- less with the royalty, more with the airport thriller novel.
sound ominous. Wondering what the Queen is about to say or do? Great teaser
This one doesn’t sound me, I will have to look out for your review.
Here is mine
http://teawithmarce.blogspot.com/2010/03/teaser-tuesday-splendor-falls.html
Glad you’re enjoying the book. My teaser is at The Crowded Leaf.
An interesting teaser — glad you are enjoying!
Lots of bloggers reading this lately – sounds like a good one!
I’ve not heard of this book before – looks interesting! Hope you enjoy it! 🙂
I’m interested to know what the queen is about to do. I like the description (the whinnying horses and the willows)as well.
Oooh. I like that teaser. Thank you for stopping by my TT.
I haven’t heard of this one either. Looking forward to hearing what you think of it!
Sounds very interesting! The title has me curious too!
My Teaser: He’s Just Not That Into You
Interesting teaser. I hope that you enjoy your book. Here’s mine.