The Sisterhood of Suspense is back with an all-new Sneak Off and Read, featuring lines with the word-BELIEVE.
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#OneLineSunday by #RSsos Lines all about the topic BELIEVE
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I found it hard to believe that she would want to live in her grandmother’s traditional Italian home after being on her own for four years.
Joanne Guidoccio
He’d once believed he couldn’t live without her. Until he’d forced himself to.
Jeanne Hall
Old Friends New Lovers (work in progress)
Oh, she wasn’t naïve enough to believe neither of her children, as high school seniors, had taken a drink away from home, but she had an agreement with them never to get in a vehicle with a person who’d been drinking, or to ever to drive
Marsha West
“He’s the most annoying person I’ve ever met. He bosses me around. He believes Ben is not the guy for me.” I mastered another step.
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Jacquie Biggar-USA Today Best-selling author 
Loved your believe line, Jacquie. Akkk! That denying it the whole time… sadly I was married to one of those.
Okay, here’s my “believe” line. It’s from “The Glowing Pigs – Snort Stories of Atonement, Tennessee.”
“Robin picked himself up and continued looking for the pig. He’d been chasing it all afternoon. He couldn’t believe a stupid pig kept getting the better of him. Maybe that’s why he had thought of the bullies he’d grown up with back in Asheville. The pig was dragging his self-image through the mud. Literally.”
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The pig was dragging his self-image through the mud. Literally.”
Love, love this line! I need to catch up on my reading- this sounds so good 🙂
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