First Line — Blood on Blood

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These are the first lines of Blood on Blood, my first book with Jim Wilsky. It’s also the first book in the Ania series, which Jim and I wrote in a dual first person narrative with alternating chapters.

The observation is made by Gar Sawyer, the father of the two protagonists (anti-heroes, really), through the thin slat of a prison hospital window. It’s his only POV chapter.

I like this opener. It seems to capture the gritty feel of the book. I’m going to give it a B+.

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Blood on Blood was supposed to be a one-off novel. And our original plans didn’t include an Ania at all. But Jim Wilsky inserted Ania into a Jerzy chapter (the character he wrote), and the slinky little grifter just worked her magic to end up with a larger role. And then she cast another spell on us and ended up being the star of the series, the thread that weaves through all four books.

The somewhat unique part of her being the constant throughout the series is that 98% of the chapters are narrated by other characters, not her. Each book has the same format as this one — a dual, first-person narrative with alternating chapters. I wrote one character, Jim wrote the other. And these two narrators are different in each of the four novels. Ania gets a scant five chapters of narration across the breadth of the entire series.

In this way, she remains mysterious…

On another note, the covers in this series are awesome. Zach McCain did a superb job on each, and linked them thematically, as you’ll see over the coming days…
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