October Reads Worth Falling For

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

Richard Brandt

15 comments posted.

Re: Collision Course (2:45am January 6, 2018):

A checklist! That's what my game's been missing.

Re: Heart on Fire (2:40am January 6, 2018):

I am passionate about cinema!

Re: Earl Interrupted (2:36am January 6, 2018):

If anyone takes me back to reality, it'll be by force, too!

Re: The Bear Who Loved Me (9:17pm September 12, 2016):

I Netflixed and...okay I just Netflixed.

Re: Bride of a Distant Isle (10:19pm March 29, 2016):

Those deceptively bad boys who hide their good qualities
under a bushel. Ah, isn't it Byronic?

Re: Hannah's Choice (3:35pm January 28, 2016):

This opened my eyes to parts of America's religious history
that I hadn't been aware of.

Re: Murder Under the Mistletoe (5:03pm November 18, 2015):

I'll chill out on the sofa and watch a favorite movie.

Re: Easton's Everything (4:59pm November 18, 2015):

I may be in the minority but I prefer standalone novels.
Life is too short.

Re: My Soul to Keep (4:57pm November 18, 2015):

The October Country by Ray Bradbury is my go-to book around
the Halloween season.

Re: Chance of a Lifetime (4:55pm November 18, 2015):

I want to see a tornado! Strange but I lived for eight
years in Tornado Alley and never saw one. Feel like I
missed out. Possibly not an experience I'll feel the urge
to repeat.

Re: The Girl in the River (2:43pm October 22, 2015):

Only when I'm listening to the Threepenny Opera ("And
MacHeath walks the embankment...")

Re: Duke of Scandal (2:41pm October 22, 2015):

Hey, as I ask the ladies, "What do you really want, a bad
boy or a good man?"

Re: Deadlock (2:39pm October 22, 2015):

We had a black cat named Siete. We adopted him after he was
abandoned in our parking complex in El Paso. He got that
name because my GF got tired of calling him from the
parking lot, "C-A-T! C-A-T!" and asked me, "What's Spanish
that sounds like C-A-T?"

Re: Illusion (2:36pm October 22, 2015):

I won't lie, that's pretty spooky. Who knows what such
apparitions mean? Do some places just retain memories of
who's lived before?

Re: Strange Neighbors (12:19pm June 1, 2010):

Howdy, strange neighbor!