October Reads Worth Falling For

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

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by Terra Little
"Woman Tries to Reintegrate into Society, Family after Leaving Prison"
Posted April 23, 2011

I was pleasantly surprised when I received this book and saw that it had been autographed by the author. "Hope you enjoy!" I did more than enjoy this book about Helena (Lena) Hunter who has just been released from prison. The book actually opens on her last night in prison Read more...

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Re: Wicked Stitch (3:55pm April 17, 2015):

I always history classes in school, but I learnt more from my day at a living history museum with my mother (during holiday) than I did during most of my history classes put together! I wish that all history classes made the information as interesting and relatable as the narrators did.

Re: A Lot Like Love (9:58pm March 24, 2011):

It doesn't really matter to me whether it's a slow burn or an instant attraction, as long as isn't that "yes, yes, we all know you're going to end up together, so why is it taking SO long" type. I think there's a fine line between "slow burn" and just stringing the reader along.

As for what I pair my book with, I like hot tea or hot chocolate, depending on the season.

This sounds like a great book - right up my alley! Good luck with it!