October Reads Worth Falling For

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

Judith Mor

11 comments posted.

Re: Wild Thing (5:56pm December 5, 2011):

I think opposites attract but only because they are not totally opposite. Though some differences in personality add spice to their lives! Great story!

Re: The Gift (12:05pm December 5, 2011):

Her first novel that was published was P.S. I Love You. The
first novel that she wrote was Beans On Toast (and a Bottle of
Beer).

Re: Beyond The Darkness (11:43pm December 4, 2011):

I haven't too many life changes that have affected me strongly
but I would have to say that becoming a mother was a major
thing in my life. Having my son made me realize how much you
can love someone without thought to your own life.

Re: Busted in Bollywood (1:08pm December 4, 2011):

Favorite finger food is sambousak, a crescent shaped dough filled with cheese!

Re: She Can Run (10:32pm December 1, 2011):

I usually don't like mixing genre's. This book sounds like a
great mix of suspense and romance though! Can't wait to try
it out.

Re: The Earl's Mistaken Bride (10:29pm December 1, 2011):

I usually am a glass half full kind of person but having just
lost my mother I'm feeling down. I feel for Sandra's family.
May she rest in peace.

Re: Falling Together (10:10pm November 26, 2011):

From the Bones Out
yay4judith at gmail dot com

Re: Waking Up Dead (9:17pm November 26, 2011):

It sounds really great! Can't wait to read.

Re: The Hat (4:10pm May 9, 2011):

It's very interesting hearing other peoples relationships with their mothers. I love my mother and I wouldn't change our closeness for the world!

Re: The Legend Of Michael (4:20pm May 2, 2011):

It looks really great! Can't wait to read it!

Re: Highland Heat (12:40pm March 21, 2011):

I hope I win! This looks like a great book!