Lucky 7 Game!

by Asa Maria Bradley

sevenI thought my next post would be about the fantastic Rose City Spring Intensive I attended last weekend. That’s going to have to wait because I was tagged for the Lucky 7 game and my competitive side refuses to not rise to the challenge. 🙂

Fantabulous author Brooke Moss tagged me for this game, and here are the rules:

1.) Go to your current WIP…

2.) Go to the 77th page…

3.) Go to the 7th line…

4.) Copy and paste the next 7 lines…

5.) Tag 7 other writers on Twitter or Facebook to play the game with you.

Here’s my entry from my current work in progress, VALHALLA’S KING:
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“Your skin is intact and you don’t have a concussion, so it’s just a swelling. It should go down in a couple of days.”

“If you’re a doctor, why don’t you work in a hospital?”

Irja’s face closed down even more than its normal poker-face demeanor. “I used to work in a hospital, but my work is here now.”

With so many of her own, Anya respected secrets. She still wanted to figure how Irja was different and how many people her “we” included, but she knew she wasn’t going to get any more answers out of the tall woman.

Alright, so I went with what was 7 lines in my manuscript, not on this blog, plus finished the last sentence so it wouldn’t end in the middle.

Thanks for tagging me Brooke, I’m off to Twitter and Facebook to find my 7 victims…ehr…writer friends.

Game on to: Holly Williams Doering, Jere Unalonis Jaline, Erin Karakas Dodge, Tamara Morgan, Griffin Asher, Jamie Leigh Hansen, and Teresa Brown Woodworth.

8 comments

Virginia April 12, 2012 - 1:45 pm

Okay, I’m intrigued. When do we get to read the whole thing? 🙂

asamariabradley April 15, 2012 - 8:04 pm

You’re first on my list of Beta readers, Virginia.

asamariabradley April 9, 2012 - 8:09 pm

Great entries guys! I had so much fun playing the game. And thanks for the compliments on my prose.

Sorry about the math, Holly. I can never get the letter ones right, so I wanted numbers on my blog. 🙂

Tamara Morgan April 9, 2012 - 3:25 pm

I love these games! Here you go…

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“Just don’t touch your mustache, okay?” Poppy hissed before sitting up and waving in Marshall’s direction. “There’s no need to draw any more attention. It already looks like something out of a bad seventies porno.”

“That’s exactly the look I was going for,” Asprey said. “I don’t know how many underworld mobsters you know, but I believe the pornstache comes standard.”

holly williams doering April 9, 2012 - 11:49 am

And also, I can’t count!

(I think it’s hilarious that in order to prove I’m not a spambot and entitled to post here I have to correctly do math. Yes, it is very simple math. Still, I feel a spambot MAY be more likely to get the correct answer.)

holly williams doering April 9, 2012 - 11:47 am

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Briefly, he wondered if the stonemasons who built the thing had enjoyed it. Ludwig shook his head. What was wrong with him? It did not matter if peasants enjoyed their work. They were peasants for God’s sake! He needed to clear his head and focus on his mission.

With a nod to the ladies, he left them in the square and walked off to meet Bauer by the main entrance to the Town Hall.

Huh. I just noticed that I wrote that the spires were uplifting. That could be a problem.

Rebecca Zanetti April 9, 2012 - 9:11 am

Great excerpt! I was tagged, too – how fun! 🙂

Briana April 8, 2012 - 6:28 pm

This sounds like a really fun game. Thanks for playing. Your book sounds really interesting. Let me know when it comes out.

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