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First Page:  untitled M/M Paranormal Romance

First Page: untitled M/M Paranormal Romance

Welcome to First Page Saturday. Individual authors anonymously send a first page read and critiqued by the Dear Author community of authors, readers and industry others. Anyone is welcome to comment. You may comment anonymously. *** Lukas von Rainer was at the hotel bar with his fellow Wardens when the priest passed. Everyone’s eye was(…)

First Page:  Historical Romance, Titled Haunted

First Page: Historical Romance, Titled Haunted

Welcome to First Page Saturday. Individual authors anonymously send a first page read and critiqued by the Dear Author community of authors, readers and industry others. Anyone is welcome to comment. You may comment anonymously. *** Essex, England 1789 Elsie picked another flower. Her fist was full of them already, but she didn’t want to(…)

First Page:  Unnamed Paranormal

First Page: Unnamed Paranormal

Welcome to First Page Saturday. Individual authors anonymously send a first page read and critiqued by the Dear Author community of authors, readers and industry others. Anyone is welcome to comment. You may comment anonymously. *** Sweat dripped down my forehead. My hair hung damp in my face, a limp version of its former self.(…)

First Page:  ParanormalRomance, Past the Horizon

First Page: ParanormalRomance, Past the Horizon

Welcome to First Page Saturday. Individual authors anonymously send a first page read and critiqued by the Dear Author community of authors, readers and industry others. Anyone is welcome to comment. You may comment anonymously. *** Reginald Beckett—England 1790 Like casualties of war, fallen on the field of battle, the glasses were laid out across(…)

First Page:  Los Defensores: The Beginning a Paranormal Romance

First Page: Los Defensores: The Beginning a Paranormal Romance

Welcome to First Page Saturday. Individual authors anonymously send a first page read and critiqued by the Dear Author community of authors, readers and industry others. Anyone is welcome to comment. You may comment anonymously. *** City of Lundun, province of Brittania, United Empire. 27 Janvier, 3.021 AGD In Silas Marrack’s opinion—which concurred with the(…)

Saturday First Page: Alias, an Action Romance

Saturday first page is an opportunity for authors to present the first page of an unpublished manuscript to be critiqued by the community. Anonymous comments are acceptable. As a reminder, gravatars are connected to one’s email address so if you comment anonymously but use your regular email address, one’s attempt at anonymity will be thwarted.(…)

First Page: Circling Great Wharf

Welcome to First Page Saturday. Individual authors anonymously send a first page read and critiqued by the Dear Author community of authors, readers and industry others. Anyone is welcome to comment. You may comment anonymously. *** Author describes this as “women’s fiction with elements of romance and suspense.” Beginning of first chapter in Circling Great Wharf:(…)

First Page: The Gift Giver, an m/m romance

Welcome to First Page Saturday. Individual authors anonymously send a first page read and critiqued by the Dear Author community of authors, readers and industry others. Anyone is welcome to comment. You may comment anonymously. **** The following is an explicit excerpt.  Please do not click if this will make you uncomfortable. Send to Kindle

First Page: YA Paranormal Romance

Welcome to First Page Saturday. Individual authors anonymously send a first page read and critiqued by the Dear Author community of authors, readers and industry others. Anyone is welcome to comment. You may comment anonymously. *** Update: You guys, I messed up. The author sent me a revised version and I put up the unrevised(…)

First Page: First page from YA paranormal Balancer

Welcome to First Page Saturday. Individual authors anonymously send a first page read and critiqued by the Dear Author community of authors, readers and industry others. Anyone is welcome to comment. You may comment anonymously. *** Ellen…4months ago The core of it all was that the girl had to get my heart; that part was(…)

First Page:  Unnamed Fantasy

First Page: Unnamed Fantasy

Welcome to First Page Saturday. Individual authors anonymously send a first page read and critiqued by the Dear Author community of authors, readers and industry others. Anyone is welcome to comment. You may comment anonymously. ***   Mists of time, morning mists; both dim that long ago memory of a dawn when I was both(…)

First Page:  Duncan, a Paranormal Romance

First Page: Duncan, a Paranormal Romance

Welcome to First Page Saturday. Individual authors anonymously send a first page read and critiqued by the Dear Author community of authors, readers and industry others. Anyone is welcome to comment. You may comment anonymously. ***   Why didn’t the Fomhoire ever just walk up to him and tap him on the shoulder? They would(…)

First Page:  YA Paranormal Romance

First Page: YA Paranormal Romance

Welcome to First Page Saturday. Individual authors anonymously send a first page read and critiqued by the Dear Author community of authors, readers and industry others. Anyone is welcome to comment. You may comment anonymously. *** As Cindy turns the car sharply around the corner, the force presses me against the window.  The speed demon can’t(…)

First Page: In the Company of Stones — Historical Fantasy

Welcome to First Page Saturday. Individual authors anonymously send a first page read and critiqued by the Dear Author community of authors, readers and industry others. Anyone is welcome to comment. You may comment anonymously. ***  Centila opened and closed her fingers, staring at the wagon cover arching overhead. There, black eagles winged through a(…)

First Page: Unnamed Historical Romance

Welcome to First Page Saturday. Individual authors anonymously send a first page read and critiqued by the Dear Author community of authors, readers and industry others. Anyone is welcome to comment. You may comment anonymously. *** Coastal Maine May 1851  The scent of the sea wafting in through the tavern’s open window did little to(…)