October Reads Worth Falling For

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

Carole Abel

10 comments posted.

Re: Dangerous Tidings (3:34pm November 9, 2015):

We like to go to Vegas during the holidays or drive to Eureka Springs, Ark. to stay at a lovely little B&B. We share family time at Thanksgiving but Christmas is for fun away from home.

Re: Recipes For Love And Murder (4:54pm November 3, 2015):

My favorite recipe is for Indian fry bread served with honey. It's a special treat that is made only on holidays. (it is very high in fat that's why we don't have it often)

Re: Beyond The Cherokee Trail (5:15pm October 30, 2015):

I live in the Cherokee nation of Oklahoma. My family came here on the Trail of Tears. I would love to read this book.

Re: Promise to Keep (2:10pm October 26, 2015):

We have an Amish community nearby that are now using a white van for transport instead of the horse and buggy. There is only van that I know of and this makes it less dangerous for the Amish to go into the city for whatever supplies they might need.

Re: Keeping Christmas (3:20pm October 12, 2015):

Would love to read one of your books.

Re: Keeping Christmas (11:40am October 11, 2015):

I like suspense novels. I love to read, even the backs of cereal boxes so I would most definitely enjoy your book. I need a new book for myself and daughter to read...then we discuss it.

Re: Dyed and Gone (2:24pm March 30, 2014):

What good ideas! I have a package of bobby pins and I am going to put one of them on a tube of toothpaste tonight. I hope it works as well as I think it's going to, anyway thanks for posting tips for all of us to use.

Re: A Cowboy for Christmas (7:10pm November 5, 2013):

A white Christmas in the country is always more fun because sometimes if it's not too cold we hook a wagon to the horses and go for a little drive.

Re: A Cowboy for Christmas (4:19pm November 4, 2013):

I was lucky enough to get my grandmothers cookbook and she had recipes clipped from newspapers and magazines stuffed inside it was almost like going back in time when I leafed through the book.

Would love to win a copy of your book, I'm a country girl.

Re: Sleight Of Paw (6:35pm December 18, 2011):

I've always had a camera in my hand so people wouldn't engage me in conversation, etc. because I am so shy. BTW I love cats!