October Reads Worth Falling For

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

Sharon Karas

5 comments posted.

Re: Jump Cut (12:21pm February 29, 2016):

By leaving out the external characteristics, it allows the reader to formulate a personal picture of the character based on the reader's own perceptions and to allow the thought processes of the character to show through that imagined person and become more vivid and life-like to the reader.

Re: Thirty Nights (12:13pm February 29, 2016):

He seems very honest and human. He takes his responsibilities seriously and cares for Elisa.

Re: An Amish Market (12:06pm February 29, 2016):

I help out with our library's Friend's of the library's book sales. I help out with the Walk for Life annual garage sale. This year I assisted at the collection site for Christmas Boxes to be sent to children in other lands by the Franklin Graham association.

Re: An Amish Market (11:53am February 29, 2016):

An important component to true love is honesty-openness with your thoughts, your feelings and your beliefs.

Re: Immortals: The Crossing (4:01pm September 6, 2008):

I love reading, especially Fantasy and romance! I will greatly enjoy reading The Crossing!