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Today’ s challenge comes from Jeanne McDonald – What is one of your favorite quotes from your book(s). Explain the reason why it’s your favorite and its significance to the story and characters.
In chapter 5 of Son of Thunder, my heroine is assessing my hero Jord Thorson. As I was writing this scene I threw in a line I was pretty sure I would be changing. I mean how many times in a romance has the hero been described as looking like a god, or a Greek god, or something similar?
But I’m writing quickly and need to fill something in so I wrote: He looked like a god. I’m in Meghan’s head and I don’t know which of us thought it first, but there was this duh moment. He is one!!! And the line (somewhat paraphrased) has become my catch phrase for the book.
The actual line from the book, after edits and all, is: He looked like a god . . . well, he was one, so . . . yeah.
It pretty much captures the essence of the book, so . . . yeah.
And what is Jo Richardson’s favorite quote from one of her books? Find out as the Romance Writers Weekly blog continues at: http://jrrichardsonfics.weebly.com/the-blog
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YOU are awesome!:)
Great catch phrase and I’m totally there with this one, Steven! Love it!
Thanks Jo. ♥
Who doesn’t like a god?
Well, he does develop his share of enemies 🙂
Awesome! Says so much in a little tiny line. 🙂
Thanks Kristi. ♥
That’s so fun, Steven! Turning a cliche on it’s head makes for a great quote.
It was kind of an epiphany.
Perfect, Steve!
♥ Thank you ♥
I remember that line, and laughed when I read it
And now you know…the rest of the story.
Steve, you always crack me up. Wonderful line an story.
Thanks Andrea ♥
Great quote!
🙂 Thank you Meggan.
Straight and to the point. Strong, which totally fits your book! Love!
Thanks ♥