Jan Christensen Often PI novels start with the beautiful woman hiring the hardened PI for one reason or another. And…
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Jan Christensen Often PI novels start with the beautiful woman hiring the hardened PI for one reason or another. And…
Continue reading →Peg Herring The Loser Mysteries begin with Killing Silence, published in 2012. I’d spent several months in a very nice neighborhood…
Continue reading →Lesley A. Diehl The first two pages of the third book in the Eve Apple mysteries (Camel Press, Publisher), winner…
Continue reading →Lise McClendon The first two pages of my latest novel, The Things We Said Today, are not the original beginning.…
Continue reading →Helen Dunn Frame What does a mother do when she outlived her only son and an elderly Greek friend insisted…
Continue reading →Nancy Jarvis Two pages isn’t much space to fill readers in when they start reading a later-in-the-series book cold without…
Continue reading →C. T. Collier Have you ever performed a ritual to let go of something you once valued but have lost?…
Continue reading →Lea Waite The first sentence … certainly the first paragraph … of a book sets the tone and should entice…
Continue reading →G.B Pool “I couldn’t believe they found Brad’s body. I thought I buried him deeper. But eight years is a…
Continue reading →Molly MacRae We put a lot of pressure on the first two pages of a book, bless their hearts. We…
Continue reading →L.C. Hayden In my book When the Past Haunts You, retired Dallas homicide detective Harry Bronson is forced to face…
Continue reading →Marianna Heusler In my middle grade thriller, One Stone Left Unturned , I choose to tell the tale from two…
Continue reading →Marilyn Meredith I chose this earlier book in the Deputy Tempe Crabtree series to analyze the first two pages, because…
Continue reading →Miriam Greystone As an urban fantasy author, I found approaching the first few pages of my book, Truthsight, especially challenging.…
Continue reading →Paty Jager The book I am focusing on today is Double Duplicity, my first book in the Shandra Higheagle Mystery…
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