Friday, April 3, 2015

First Line Friday #12


First lines of novels can capture your attention, give you a clue to the character's past or present, set the stage for the entire novel, or more. First lines are extremely important and have a great responsibility. With that in mind, we'd like to welcome you to First Line Friday.


Lupe's Read
A crowd of thousands shifted nervously on the great lawn in front of Wentworth House, waiting for the coffin to be brought out. It was the winter of 1902.


Charlene's Read
"No picture. No name. No background," he whispered to himself as he realized none of this missing information mattered.

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