TEASER TUESDAYS — OCT. 5

TEASIN' MICKEY

Welcome to our exciting Tuesday event hosted by Should Be Reading.

Here’s how it works:

  • Grab your current read
  • Open to a random page
  • Share two (2) “teaser” sentences from somewhere on that page
  • BE CAREFUL NOT TO INCLUDE SPOILERS! (make sure that what you share doesn’t give too much away! You don’t want to ruin the book for others!)
  • Share the title & author, too, so that other TT participants can add the book to their TBR Lists if they like your teasers!

Today I’m celebrating a book that’s been on my TBR stacks for awhile; I bought it just before the movie came out, but somehow, didn’t get around to reading it.  I’m rectifying that this week.

Evening, by Susan Minot, is a dying woman’s flashbacks into secrets and joys of her past.

Here’s a snippet from Amazon:

As Ann Lord lies on her deathbed, her daughter delivers a balsam pillow from the attic. At first the ailing woman is confused, but suddenly the scent reminds her of the “wild tumult” she experienced 40 years earlier…

Teaser:  She stood on a bluff above a cove of churning water.  Grace Stackpole was beside her.  You can’t dive in, it’s full of syringes, she said.  p. 141.

What did you find this week?  I hope you’ll stop by and share some comments and links.

40 Comments

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40 Responses to TEASER TUESDAYS — OCT. 5

  1. Well, that is definitely an interesting teaser! I’ve seen the movie and really enjoyed it — I can’t wait to read your review on this one!

    Here’s my Teaser: Coffee and a Book Chick — Teaser Tuesday…

    • Thanks, Coffee/Book Chick, it’s hard to know what to do about books made into movies. I intended to read it first, but I didn’t get around to it. I’m thinking that I will visualize the actors when the characters appear. That’s okay, I guess. Thanks for stopping by.

  2. Interesting teaser! Hope you have loads of fun with your book :)

    Here’s my TEASER for the week

  3. I have watched this movie so many times, I don’t know if I could read the book and separate one from the other. I love it, I just wish I would have read the book first.

    My teaser can be found at:
    http://actinupwithbooks.blogspot.com/2010/10/teaser-tuesday-6.html

    • I know, sometimes I feel that way, too. But then I remind myself that the actors depicted the characters very well, so maybe that will help in reading the book. Thanks for stopping by, Joli.

  4. Very interesting! Here is my teaser for this week.

  5. I love your teaser :) I’ll mark it as something to find.

  6. Sounds a bit odd doesn’t it?

    Thanks for visiting My teaser

  7. How horrible. I’ve been to beaches like this and it is depressing. Great teaser! My TT from An Artificial Night is here.

    xx,
    E.J.
    From the Shadows

  8. Eek! That’s not pleasant! My teaser is at The Crowded Leaf.

  9. Wow interesting teaser! Left me confused. :?

  10. Syringes?! Yeah, don’t dive there.

  11. I love the teaser I will have to add this to my TBR her is my TT
    http://inthe-outhouse.blogspot.com/2010/10/teaser-tuesday.html

  12. Sounds sad…interesting though..thanks for stopping by Blog O’The Irish!!!

  13. Sounds interesting! Makes me wonder what happened in the past…I love stories like that.

    Thanks for stopping by my blog!

  14. That is an interesting teaser. Jumping off the bluff would be bad enough!

    Thanks for visiting me.

  15. Definitely an intriguing teaser!

  16. The synopsis sounds mysterious/haunting… but the syringes don’t seem to fit – am sure that’s all part of the mystery though…

  17. Very interesting- hope there aren’t any syringes!
    Thanks for visiting me this week :)

  18. I am ashamed, I have neither heard of the movie nor the book. However, this made the cove sound beautiful and frightening all at once. Great pick!

    Great Teaser, Here is the link to mine :)

    http://madsteampunkery.blogspot.com/2010/10/knicker-teaser-to-kill-warlock.html

    Mad Scientist

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