October Reads Worth Falling For

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

Carol Thompson

6 comments posted.

Re: Lady Of The English (2:42am September 2, 2011):

I like historicals but am always amazed at how authors keep finding real historical persons who are unknown to most of us and crafting riveting books about them.

Long may you prosper and thanks for the giveaway

Re: Accidentally Demonic (1:08am February 18, 2010):

I must admit I have not read any of the series as yet but this sounds like a book with a bit of a different twist on the usual paranormal.

I would like to read it so please enter me in the drawing.

Thanks

Carol

Re: Santa Honey (6:59am October 24, 2009):

With the amount of piracy, first in PC games, then PV programs and lately music/songs, I think it was inevitable that the same would happen to books.

I think you are probably correct in your assessment of the results but there is a small silver lining in that many older readers (like myself) have not taken to e-books and probably never will.

Also I think that it may turn out that downloaders will tend to stick to titles and authors they know about and very seldom download an unknown author.

The written word has survived many threats in the past and I am sure that it will survive this as well.

Re: The Shortest Distance Between Two Women (1:46am September 30, 2009):

Does the name mean she is Red and Hot !

Re: Lucky Break (1:41am September 30, 2009):

Contemporary romance is good to read if it is believable. I agree a sprinkling of humour is always welcome to help take us away from our everyday problems.

Please enter me in the draw.

Thanks.

Carol

Re: The Texas Twins (5:42am July 3, 2009):

WOW !

That really sounds like some adventure.
I almost don't know whether to believe it or not.

Makes my life seems drab and dismal !

Carol