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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Incarnate
by A.C. Ruttan
"When it comes to the end of the world, the past protects the future"
Posted June 24, 2011

Life is difficult with one voice in your head. Imagine if you had two! Cia is an incarnate. She was born with a new and old soul. Her new soul is level headed, realistic, and thinks before she acts. Her old soul tends to let her emotions lead her actions Read more...

Bad Blood
by Lucienne Diver
"A page turning mystery of gods behaving badly."
Posted June 10, 2011

Being the decedent of Greek Mythical creatures can have its pros and cons. Being able to freeze a person with a look helps when you are a Private Investigator but having Greek gods you thought were just were just stories calling you can be a bit nerve racking. Tori Karacis Read more...

Jaime Zalinski

4 comments posted.

Re: Chasing a Dream (8:28pm September 11, 2012):

People not listening the the nay-sayers is where most of the
world's greatest discoveries and inventions come from. Keep
up the great work Beth!

Re: Tangle Of Need (11:28am May 28, 2012):

I love series where we have met and fallen in love with the
characters in past books. When I pick up one of Nalini's
books, I feel as if I am returning to old friends and catching
up what has been happening in their lives.

Re: Blood Oath (11:45am May 9, 2011):

I have been intrigued by Blood Oath for awhile but have never found the time to sit down and read it. I am planning on picking up a copy before I leave for vacation. It will be a perfect airplane read!

Re: The Hat (11:35am May 9, 2011):

Thank you for sharing that with us. It is a shame that most of us dont realize how special our mothers are until we are adults. My mother and I had a very shaky relationship during my teenage years (a common story). We are now best friends. I cant imagine my life without her in the center of it.