October Reads Worth Falling For

Danger, desire, second chances, and unexpected romance—discover this month’s Fresh Fiction Featured Books.

Lettetia Elsasser

9 comments posted.

Re: From a Paris Balcony (12:38pm October 18, 2016):

I have not read about the abandoned apartment in Paris, but not I am going to. I think it is rather romantic, yet tragic to continue to make rent payments on an apartment that holds such memories.

Re: The Real Thing (6:55pm March 18, 2016):

My hero is my personal "knight in shining armor", my husband
who has loved me through all hardships and joy. He makes me
want to be a better person.

Re: Romancing the Ranger (6:20pm March 18, 2016):

Sunshine and great music makes me want to create beautiful
clothing and home decor for myself and gifts.

Re: Thin Ice (4:13pm February 8, 2016):

My favorite things: Fishing, crabbing, and camping with my
husband. Also clamming. Sewing and quilting and last, but
not least, reading a good book, like Irene Hannon books

Re: Passionately Yours (5:46pm May 26, 2015):

I am looking forward to reading Caro's story. She is a heroine after my
own heart.

Re: The Choosing (5:33pm May 26, 2015):

What I learned from my father was the dark side of alcoholism. I knew
from an early age that I would never drink and mistreat my family.

Re: The Last Victim (3:03pm August 5, 2012):

Karen,
I have read your books from the very beginning and have
embraced your writing style when I write reviews. I look forward to The Last Victim.

Re: It Begins with a Kiss (10:03pm July 3, 2012):

I just received this book in the mail today and can't wait to
sit down and enjoy every page. Thank you for writing such
memorable characters.

Re: The Making Of A Duchess (7:19am June 2, 2010):

Wow, The Making of a Duchess
sounds like my kind of
romantic adventure. It is a
bonus to me that the story
takes place in France for a
change. Wishing you the best
of success, Shana. I'm
certain readers are going to
love this story.