Enticing First Lines

I love starting a book that has an enticing first line.  That first sentence can be short and simple or long and descriptive.  It can be sexy, funny, sarcastic, distressing, or philosophical - anything really, but there's just something about it that grabs your attention.  Here are just a few of my favorite first sentences I've come across recently (in no particular order):

Have you ever wanted to put yourself in the hands of a man whose sole purpose is to give you pleasure?

- Wicked Ties by Shayla Black

The first day of my captivity was like being born...or dying.

- Comfort Food by Kitty Thomas

My philosophy is pretty simple - any day nobody's trying to kill me is a good day in my book.

- Darkfever by Karen Marie Moning

The summer I discovered the world was not black-and-white - the way I liked it - but a host of annoying shades of gray was the summer a lot more changed than my vision.

- Blue Moon by Lori Handeland

Julie Stanford took a deep breath before shoving aside the curtain to walk into the massage room where Nathan was laid out in all his glorious, naked splendor.

- Sweet Seduction by Maya Banks

When Patricia descended to investigate the noise in her antique store, she found a man with a broken wing stretched unconscious across the floor.

- Mortal Temptations by Allyson James

She made certain they didn't have bodies to bury.

- Shadow of the Vampire by Meagan Hatfield

It had obviously been one hell of a night if I couldn't recall why I was waking up in a Dumpster.

- Gentlemen Prefer Succubi by Jill Myles

The unmistakable sound of a woman being pleasured echoed through the woods above the village of Carbrey.

- Rampant by Saskia Walker

Have you ever been spanked?

- Bound to Please by Lilli Feisty

I was standing there naked when a dead man sauntered into my bathroom.

- Dark & Disorderly by Bernita Harris

There are so many great first sentences.  Do you have any memorable favorites?  Please share with us!