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This week my teaser comes from Stolen by Lucy Christopher. I just started this and I'm listening to the audiobook version so I don't know the exact page number, but this teaser comes from about 20 minutes in, and I actually kept it to two lines this time!
Before you I used to love chocolate. Now even the smell of it makes me sick.
My first question is 'why?' Cool teaser! Mine is from Cold Magic by Kate Elliott. Happy reading!
ReplyDeleteThis is an intense read. One of those life-changing ones. One of those uncomfortable ones, but you HAVE to read it. I read it back in July, I think, and it's just, wow.
ReplyDeleteLove that teaser! I choose The Phantom Diaries.
ReplyDeleteThis one sounds quite unique...and the cover is great!
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I'm the same way with certain smells and stuff. I feel bad though I couldn't live with hating choclate.
ReplyDeleteIntriguing teaser! Makes me want to learn more about why she hates chocolate now. My teaser is from Personal Demons.
ReplyDeleteGood grief! What could possibly make her hate chocolate. I'd kick whatever it is to the curb !
ReplyDeleteGreat teaser :)
Here's my Tuesday Teaser
I wonder what would turn one off chocolate? My TT: http://www.rundpinne.com/2010/09/teaser-tuesdays-your-presence-is-requested-at-suvanto.html
ReplyDeleteChocolate sickening? Never!
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Not even be able to smell it? Oh,now, that's just sad. Excellent teaser.
ReplyDeleteI don't know what I'd do if something made me not like chocolate anymore (as I sit here eating a piece!) - great teaser!!!
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LOL. I don't like the smell of chocolate myself--I can understand that character's repulsion! But I do wonder why this person doesn't like it anymore.
ReplyDeleteMy two sentences are from Morpheus Road: The Light by D.J. MacHale.
I'm not familiar with this one so thank you for the teaser! Love the simplicity of the cover:) I personally adore chocolate and can't imagine it making me sick, I need it too much!
ReplyDeleteInteresting - I wonder what happened to make them not like chocolate?
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I hope that you enjoy your book. Check out my Tuesday Teaser.
ReplyDeleteCongrats on keeping it down to two lines! I have major trouble listening to books, it tends to put me to sleep :)
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I don't know what this book is about, but it sounds like she's pregnant. I could be so wrong and seriousley I think I am..but it just sounds like that. ;)
ReplyDeleteSounds like somebody is trying to tell somebody something - and not something nice. Great teaser!
ReplyDeleteHere's mine from The Dark Half.
I think we've all been there. Great teaser, and thank you for stopping by mine! I'm not too far into "The Sex Lives of Cannibals" yet, but I was getting the feeling that this was where a lot of the Pacific Theater of WWII was held... if not there, then nearby.
ReplyDeleteWow...you tell him/her...LOL
ReplyDeleteHow could chocolate ever be sickening?
ReplyDeleteHere is my Teaser!
Short, sweet and to the point! Loved it!
ReplyDeleteOh no! Not chocolate! I couldn't hate that!
ReplyDeleteI have this book on my WL!
Great teaser!!
ReplyDeleteI can't imagine ever getting to the point of feeling that way about chocoate!
ReplyDeleteMy teaser was from Mockingjay.
No chocolate, sigh! I'm not sure about that.
ReplyDeleteOK, I'm going to tell you all why she can't stomach chocolate anymore, because I too could not imagine my life without it! And it's not really a spoiler because if you read the book cover you know that this is a story about a girl who's been kidnapped. The chocolate comes into play around page 20.
ReplyDeleteHer abductor laces chocolate truffles with a sedative and every time she starts to come to her senses he pops another drug-laced truffle in her mouth.