Book Beginnings on Friday
is a bookish meme now
sponsored by Rose City Reader (who originally inspired the meme).
Here's what you do: Share the first line
(or two) of the book you are currently
reading on your blog or in the comments
section. Include the title and author so
we know what you're reading. Then, if you
are so moved, let us know what your
first impressions were based on that first line
and if you did or did not like that sentence. Link up each week
at Gilion's place.
Here's mine from Lake of Sorrow by Erin Hart:
Here's mine from Lake of Sorrow by Erin Hart:
It was the cold that roused him. The moment he plunged into the frigid water at the bottom of the bog hole, his eyes fluttered open, and his mind grasped the fact that he would certainly die here.
[Well...it is a murder mystery. Guess we're gonna start out with a dead man.]
Here's mine from Lake of Sorrow by Erin Hart:
Suddenly he remembered the feeling that had spread across his chest at that moment, the slow realization that every creature on earth had a secret interior life.
9 comments:
What a way to go! Sounds like an exciting book.
Here's MY FRIDAY MEMES POST
Interesting start. I do love a good murder mystery.
Great realization to have.
Not a good place to find yourself! An attention grabbing opening.
Now I'm intrigued...I want to know how he found himself there!
Happy Reading!
~Kristin @ Always With a Book
I like this opening ... even though it breaks the rule that says "never start a book with 'it was.'" I'm wondering if the person who's stuck in the bog hole is also the person who's remembering about every creature having a secret life?
My Friday post is from ONLY SCANDAL WILL DO.
I like the beginning! As for the 56, secret lives are always interesting!
http://guiltlessreading.blogspot.ca/2012/10/friday-56-book-beginnings-ill-seize-day.html
great beginning and i agree with 56. i once thought about secrets people have as well and it was a eureka moment! thanks for sharing and have a great weekend! :)
Both the beginning and the excerpt are really intriguing!
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