My teaser this week comes from The Brothers of Gwynedd by Edith Pargeter. I have teased from the first part, Sunrise in the West, a couple of times at the beginning of May, and now this teaser comes from the second part, The Dragon at Noonday. I am taking four sentences from page 360:
As for thinking of what I had left behind me, or of what I had to tell, I thought not at all. I could not. Everything I had seen, and suffered, and done, was live within me, and I so full of it there was no room for thought. I lived and acted, and that was all.
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That is one heavy teaser. I hope the book has it's lighter moments too.
ReplyDeleteThis sounds fantstic and I have just marked it as "to read", thanks for sharing.
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Jacinta
I agree, it is a heavy teaser but I've heard that about this one. Enjoy!
ReplyDeleteSome deep contemplation going on here. It sounds like a lovely books.
ReplyDeleteThis book pops up on a blog almost every TT! Must be a really good read :)
ReplyDeleteThanks so much for visiting my TT today!
That is an amazing teaser!
ReplyDeleteThanks for visiting my blog. I hope you have a great day ;)
You too Midnight Sapphire Books!
ReplyDeleteAudreyscountrycrafts, it could just be that it is such a big book that it is taking everyone a long time to read it!
Jan, it wasn't a good moment, that's for sure.
Thanks for stopping by Amy.
Jacinta, I have really enjoyed this second part. Struggled a bit with the first part, but now I think I have the rhythm.
Sullivan McPig, it was pretty well balanced really!
It certainly sounds like they've been through some rough times!
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Powerful Teaser! My Teaser for Captivate is here.
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xx,
E.J.
From the Shadows
Very deep...makes me want to grab the book.
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http://snowconnections.wordpress.com/2010/06/08/teaser-tuesdays/
I want to read this!
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Great teaser! I read quite a few of her Brother Cadfael books and i really enjoyed them. Thanks for stopping by my blog.
ReplyDeleteWonderful teaser! I really want to read this book!!
ReplyDeleteGreat teaser!
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Wow, that's pretty deep! Been seeing lots of good things about this book! Here's my teaser from Dark Lover.
ReplyDeleteIntense teaser! Enjoy :)
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♥Isalys
Fantastic teaser!
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Sounds like a pretty intense scene!
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Interesting teaser! Any stories about Llewelyn the Last always remind me of the Madeleine l'Engle book "A Swiftly Tilting Planet," bc of the time-travel back to Wales' past.
ReplyDeleteHere's my tt: http://www.readheadreviews.com/2010/06/08/teaser-tuesdays-6810/
That´s an intense but great teaser! Thanks for visiting mine :)
ReplyDeleteGreat teaser~
ReplyDeleteSome days I feel like I live and act.
My `teaser` is up
Great teaser! Stop by and check out my teaser at The Wormhole.
ReplyDeleteSounds interesting. Happy reading. Pussreboots.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful teaser, I hope you'll enjoy the book.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful. And thanks for visiting my teaser :)
ReplyDeleteInteresting teaser. I will have to start reading the second part. I hope you're enjoying it. Thanks for visiting.
ReplyDeleteThere is a quote I read in a book once, don't remember where ... but I've always remembered it. "If I felt less, I could have said more."
ReplyDeleteThat seems to be the feeling your teaser is trying to convey. Nice!
Mine's here.
Wow. Intense.
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ReplyDeleteYour teaser is so intense..Haven't picked up this author yet, will try to get my hands on a copy if my library has it.
Love that teaser, makes me want to read this one!
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