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Friday, December 3, 2010

Book Beginnings on Friday



Book Beginnings on Friday is a meme now hosted by Katy over at A Few More Pages. It was first started by Becky at Page Turners and inspired by Rose City Reader.


How to participate: Share the first line (or two) of the book you are currently reading on your blog or in the comments. Include the title and author so we know what you're reading. Then, if you like, let us know what your first impressions were based on that first line, and let us know why you did or did not like the sentence. Link up over at Katy's page every Friday.


Here is mine from Behold, a Mystery! by Joan Smith (a murder mystery set In Regency England):

It was the vilest trick ever played on a lady. A forced marriage could hardly be worse.

2 comments:

Kathy Martin said...

So what trick was that? What could be worse than a forced marriage? Intriguing!

Laurel-Rain Snow said...

That's a good question...what kind of trick? Now I'm curious! LOL

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