October Reads Worth Falling For

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

Reviews

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Thick as Thieves
by Sandra Brown
"4 Thieves, 1 Heist, A Brutal Murder, Missing Money, 20 Years, and Someone Is Back In Town to find the truth"
Posted September 15, 2020

From the initial setup to the explosive conclusion, THICK AS THIEVES will pull readers in for a roller coaster ride of action, deception, and redemption. When one bad decision leads to a lifetime of repercussions, who will come out standing and whose world will be shattered in the end Read more...

Murder Most Sweet
by Laura Jensen Walker
"A Sweet Debut to A Promising New Series"
Posted September 10, 2020

MURDER MOST SWEET is a tantalizing start to the new Bookish Baker mystery series featuring a spunky sleuth who has survived breast cancer, reexamined her life, and is now living life Read more...

For Whom the Book Tolls
by Laura Gail Black
"Death at the Book Shop Door"
Posted September 8, 2020

Ready to start a new life after being accused and cleared of embezzlement and murder charges, Jenna Quinn takes up her Uncle Paul’s offer to stay with him in small-town Hokes Folly.  Uncle Paul owns Baxter’s Book Emporium and deals in antique books Read more...

Little Bookshop of Murder
by Maggie Blackburn
"A beachy cozy mystery perfect to close out your Summer!"
Posted August 27, 2020

Shakespeare professor Summer Merriweather returns to Brigid’s Island, NC, for her mother Hildy’s funeral. Her mother was a beloved member of the community and owned a bookstore specializing in the Romance genre, Beach Reads. The cause of death is ruled a heart attack, but Summer Read more...

Little Falls
by Elizabeth Lewes
"A Brutal Crime and a Tortured Heroine Raise the Stakes in this Engaging Suspense Debut"
Posted August 7, 2020

LITTLE FALLS has a sense of urgency and a frenetic pace which will pull readers in from the beginning.  A brutal crime occurs in a small town sending shock waves through the community.  Sergeant Camille Waresch, who served in Iraq and Afghanistan, is back home working as Read more...

Home Before Dark
by Riley Sager
"Keep the lights on while reading Sager's latest terrifying haunted house story"
Posted July 2, 2020

What if your father wrote a best-selling memoir about your family’s time in a haunted malevolent house, but you couldn’t remember any of those experiences? Is your father a liar? Or have you blocked out the past because it’s too terrifying?

Sandra Martin

7 comments posted.

Re: Mystery Rider (2:29pm October 9, 2015):

My tough and rugged husband who once hated cats, rescued a
kitten from a worksite, and now my husband fusses over her
and she never leaves his side.

Re: Rescuing the Texan's Heart (2:25pm February 23, 2015):

Love the cover on this book and I enjoy reading about small
towns with lots of charm. Sounds great.

Re: Dead Man Walker (2:22pm February 23, 2015):

I've really enjoyed this series and the Savannah setting.
I'll add this to my TBR

Re: As Gouda as Dead (7:19pm February 7, 2015):

My fave event was a vacation to Maui. Rainbows, sunshine,
and so much beauty everywhere.
The I Love Dogs Jewelry - what a great way to help abused
and orphaned animals.

Re: Meow If It's Murder (9:08am January 15, 2015):

I'm a cat lover and this mystery sounds like a fun read. Love the cover as well.

Re: Billionaire Blend (12:38pm August 25, 2014):

I read the coffee house mysteries for awhile and really enjoyed them. I've missed the last few and have to get back in the swing. I love mysteries with entrepreneurs and Clare's coffee shop is so unique.

Re: Dark Legacy (8:55pm November 18, 2009):

Anna,
I've read your SuperRomances, but not this title yet. It looks great. I'm always interested in a good paranormal.