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.
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| 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.
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| 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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