Yea and verily, I am pleased. I even met my deadline. There are cocktails in my future.
Meanwhile, here’s a teaser for a book that won’t come out until 2014. Yes, I’m cruel that way, but I know you want to read the first line. Or… what is currently the first line. No telling what it will be when the book actually comes out.
It may be stated with some certainty that travel, however much one might hold one’s companions in high regard, can be trying to the most steady of characters.
Love your first lines! Looking forward to reading the book.
Thank you!
Let’s hope whatever first line you settle on is the one the publishers actually print!
Here, here! Writing them in by hand afterwards is hell on your kid gloves.
Congrats! And great first line. One of the ways I knew I wanted to marry Ginny was that we interacted so well on a trip to London. Those nine-hour flights can be hard on a relationship.
Another fine first line. You are going to get a reputation for those, Mary, if you aren’t careful. 🙂
And, of course, congratulations!
Knowing your luck with travel, this line makes me chuckle. 🙂
Heh. Yes… I may have given Jane my travel karma.