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What's your favorite opening line from your own work?
I thought about that and picked a recent one I really liked.
Abraham Snow knew he was about to die--
--and the thought of it pissed him off to no end.
That's the opening line from SNOW FALLS.
Opening lines are very important in a story. That first line will either hook your reader or not. If not, they may not read any farther. If it does grab them, then hopefully they will keep reading.
What are some of your favorite opening lines?
Bobby
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Published by BEN Books.
SNOW FALLS
A novella by Bobby Nash
“Bobby Nash is my 'go to' guy for thrills and kills on the page, and Snow is why...”
-- Paul Bishop, author of Lie Catchers, Croaker
After a near fatal encounter while deep undercover in South America, Abraham Snow retires from his work as a government operative, moving in with his grandfather during his recuperation. Once there, however, Abraham realizes that his grandfather has an ulterior motive: He wants Abraham to join the family business, Snow Security Consulting.
Abraham, however, soon learns that working with his family can be just as treacherous as deep cover work - especially when caught in the crossfire between his father and grandfather. But when an assassination plot against a visiting dignitary puts the entire family at risk, Abraham must use all of his talents and contacts to keep them safe.
SNOW FALLS is the first book in the continuing adventures of Abraham Snow.
“Snow Falls is a griping thriller that Bobby Nash delivers in assured strokes of characterization and a driven plot.”
-- Gary Phillips, author of Treacherous: Grifters, Ruffians and Killers
“Snow Falls is a griping thriller that Bobby Nash delivers in assured strokes of characterization and a driven plot.”
-- Gary Phillips, author of Treacherous: Grifters, Ruffians and Killers
SNOW FALLS is now available for purchase at the following:
Amazon IN (Kindle) Createspace (paperback)
Amazon CA (paperback) Barnes and Noble (paperback)
Books-A-Million (paperback)
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