There is something about fall that makes me want to disappear into a fantasy world filled with magic, romance and just enough danger to make turning the pages irresistible.
Books
Check out our interview with Kate O’Shaughnessy, the author of "A Season for Falling."
Come on in, the water’s fine.
Check out our interview with Helene Wecker, the author of "The Gates of Midnight."
Some weeks, the best books seem to arrive with exactly the kind of escape we need.
Check out our interview with Patricia Leavy, the author of "Sugar Sand Land."
Check out our interview with Suzanne Junered, the author of "Goodnight Monsters."
Check out our interview with Isabel Sterling, the author of "With All My Haunted Heart."
Not too bright. That’s what people once thought about you. Your language didn’t conform, you had your own sense of style, and you were ignorant about modern things and places and foods. But you were no dummy.
Bookstore Romance Day may be over, but the season of falling in love is far from finished. This new collection of romances offers something for nearly every reader, from magical academies and Halloween towns to Scottish bookshops, Regency ballrooms and the high-speed world of Formula 1.
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- 'Mutual Discord' - A Messy, Slow Burn Romance
- 'When Memory Fades: What to Expect at Every Stage, from Early Signs to Full Support for Alzheimer’s and Dementia'
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