October Reads Worth Falling For

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

Karen Haas

5 comments posted.

Re: Miriam (4:01pm March 18, 2016):

A long time ago, I knew a woman in Roswell, NM, who was the
manager of a health food store at 86. She was also the gold
medalist in swimming in the Senior Olympics for several years
running. She taught yoga classes as well. I was in my twenties
and remember wishing I had half her energy. I could barely
keep up with her but learned a lot for the effort.

Re: Romancing the Ranger (3:43pm March 18, 2016):

Romancing the Ranger sounds like an entertaining and fun read.
Taking the time to indulge in a book just for fun usually
leaves me feeling rested and ready to tackle the challenges of
being productive with renewed vigor.

Re: The Lingering Grace (3:31pm March 18, 2016):

If the characters of the story feel real and I connect with
them, I usually continue their story in my head as I try to
fall asleep each night for quite some time after finishing a
book. Often until I meet other characters that I connect with
as strongly.

Re: How Willa Got Her Groove Back (3:14pm March 18, 2016):

I must be terribly uncool. I had never heard of web series. I
will have to speak with my grandchildren about them. I would
like to know more about the vampire one mentioned by Desiree,
above.

Re: How Willa Got Her Groove Back (3:13pm March 18, 2016):

I must be terribly uncool. I had never web series. I will have
to speak with my grandchildren about them. I would like to
know more about the vampire one mentioned by Desiree, above.