But, if not, I'll quietly post my own little hump day hook. It's the opening paragraph from my newly-released historical romance, Happily Ever After. Enjoy!
“Highly responsible, punctual, of good moral character.” Anne Hopkins glanced again at the letter of recommendation Louisa had written. No matter how many times she read it, the words surprised her. Although she did consider herself a highly responsible young woman, and punctuality could certainly be counted among her virtues, her good moral character had been called into question in recent weeks. Louisa Grisham, had, in fact, fired her for lack of it.
I hope this quick little snippet has whetted your appetite for more.
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Lovely post! I look forward to reading more of you work.
ReplyDeleteGreat hook. To me in sounds like she did nothing wrong. Why was her morals called into question? I just know it was b/c of a man.
ReplyDeleteCurious! Wonderful little hook. I want to know more. Questionable moral character can be quite fun. ;) I know my heroine & hero have it in my upcoming release. LOL
ReplyDeleteI enjoyed reading the paragraph. Sounds like a great opening of a novel to me.
ReplyDeleteWelcome to HDH! Her moral character is only in question because of a man, right? Great hook.
ReplyDeleteChristina, yes your hook whetted my appetite for sure!
ReplyDeleteGreat job. I tweeted.
ReplyDeleteOh, now I'm curious as to why exactly she'd been fired. What did she do? Great hook! :)
ReplyDeleteThat's a great opening line - and paragraph!
ReplyDeleteAwesome! Now I want to know why she was fired!
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