October Reads Worth Falling For

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

Suzanne Gonneville

9 comments posted.

Re: The Purchase (5:15pm January 8, 2014):

Now I need to read this book to find out if Daniel"s wife was a bought slave. My
mother's family was very influent in a Virginia county and owned many slaves, all
between her grandfather and his five brothers. Such an interesting subject and
I'd like to know how it was approached by you.

Re: Winter in Full Bloom (4:46pm August 7, 2013):

Anxious to see why the title. I can only imagine...

Re: The Bridegroom Wore Plaid (9:51pm December 6, 2012):

True? Brides didn't wear white, and I'm wondering how many grooms donned
their plaids?

Re: What The Cat Saw (2:12pm November 10, 2012):

I've not been without a cat in 70 years. That's a lot of cats and a lot of love--they
are absolutely the cat's meow!

Re: Under Fire (2:33pm May 17, 2012):

My husband joined the Marine Corps in 1954. We were married in 1960 after
being school sweethearts for 7 years. He was a reservist until he was called to
Viet Nam in 1966, just as our 3rd child was born. He had 3 tours in Viet Nam
and numerous deployments over the years. His last overseas tour was Desert
Storm and he retired in 1992. It was a good life--many wonderful friends,
base housing that was so tightly woven with families who were like us, great
schools and activities for the kids, medical benefits and now a good
retirement. It was sometimes hell while he was so often gone, but I would not
have traded the life.

Re: Homefront Hero (2:12pm April 25, 2012):

A hero has no expectation of reward, knows there is a personal risk in
performing a voluntary action of morality, and has courage to act on his beliefs. I
don't believe in so-called sport heroes, entertainment heroes, or hero
sandwiches!

Re: Sanctuary Cove (7:05pm March 28, 2012):

I am here at Cavanaugh Island, the TV's off, my feet are up, my tea is ready, but
where's my book?

Re: The Night Is Mine (2:44pm February 16, 2012):

Figured most romance writers to be women--go figure!!

Re: Dylan (4:30pm January 15, 2012):

Okey!!!