Welcome to Teaser Tuesday, the weekly Meme that wants you to add books to your TBR! You can also just share what you are currently reading. We make it very easy to play along, it is as easy as 1, 2, 3!

1: Grab your current read
2: Open to a random page
3: 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! Everyone loves Teaser Tuesday.

Ambrosia’s little note:

Happy Teaser Tuesday everyone! It is February and I hope everyone’s new week and new month has started off well. I had another week of not much time for reading last week (what can ya do eh?), but it was still a productive week. Got ahead on my work things that needed to be done. Moreover, I managed to get 21 hats, 14 ear warmers, 4 messy bun beanies, 9 infinity scarf/cowls, 1 oversized cowl/shrug and 1 hood & scarf combo (all hand crocheted) packaged up and handed out to the local homeless. Temperatures are going to be quite chilly here at  night the next few days, so wanted to get the last of what I had in my stocks out to the streets. I plan on spending spring, summer and fall adding to my stores for next winter, along with all my usual stuff. I have long had a passion for helping where I could, and knowing I can always whip something up for my passion project (now dubbed #RaspberryCrochet heh) helps me to get less stressed about my insomnia, which ends up helping me sleep better. Alright I have rambled on long enough…here comes the Teaser…

The women had risen to their feet and curtsied towards the door. Following their gaze Nell had discovered the guards had admitted a visitor. A man who bore a faint family resemblance to Henri Guise. However, the family’s famed good looks had bypassed this specimen, she decided. He wore an emerald-studded doublet that pouched over a protruding belly. His surprisingly spindly legs were clad in different colored hose-as was the french fashion-and emerged from thickly padded satin stocks. The lumpish body and grayish coloring reminded Nell of a biscuit clad in jewels and brocade. ~The Queen’s Command by Maggie Osborne