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October Reads Worth Falling For

Danger, desire, second chances, and unexpected romanceβ€”discover this month’s Fresh Fiction Featured Books.

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A poisoned cousin, a five-year-old's life, and a family with too many secrets.


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Supernatural sparks fly
between a bookseller
& her hard-boiled ghost.


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If Her Highness thinks I’ll let another man claim her and my child, she’s lost her royal mind. Sophaya’s mine.


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She found a body. Then she started asking the wrong questions.


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He ghosted her ten years ago. Now she’s stuck with him for Christmas.


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She’s the lady everyone overlooks. He’s the prince who can’t look away.

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1 comment posted.

Re: Red Hot Lies (1:49pm August 30, 2009):

I love a great story told by a fantastic storyteller....so if the book is well written, enjoyable and keeps me very much entertained, I really, really don't care what point of view is used to get me there. Some of my favorite and/or most entertaining authors tells me a story in first person, i.e. Diana Gabaldon in the Outlander series, Harper Lee in writing "To Kill A Mockingbird", Janet Evanovich in the Plum series, Lawrence Hill in "Somebody Knows My Name", etc. Again, tell me a story...make it an awesome read....and it will not matter the point of view used.