Nomination open for May 2026 Group Read: Authors whose last name starts with J > Likes and Comments

For May's group reads, please nominate authors whose last names beginning with J. Thanks to Nancy, you can refer to this list for ideas:

https://stopyourekillingme.com/J_Auth...

Remember --
1. do not nominate your own books
2. if your book is chosen at the polls you are the moderator of that discussion, and finally
3. please be sure not to nominate any book that the group has read within the last two years as per the group's bookshelf: https://www.goodreads.com/group/books...

Nominations are open until April 10. Have fun!

Here's a nomination for Cover Her Face by P. D. James, thanks 🧚‍♀️🙋🏼.

Don’t Let Him In by Lisa Jewell

How about „We Would Never Tell“ by Anne-Sophie Jouhanneau? It‘s expected April 14.

A Good Girl's Guide to Murder by Holly Jackson

Proximity Factor by S S Jung

Proximity Factor

I second A Good Girls Guide to Murder by Holly Jackson

None of this is true by Lisa Jewell

Snowblind by Ragnar Jónasson

The Cold Dish by Craig Johnson

Hi everybody! I‘d like to nominate
CONVICTION by JACK JORDAN

The Family Upstairs- Lisa Jewell

JA Jance

How about Lisa Jackson's book Afraid to Die?

I would like to nominate The Slience by Katherine Johnson

Susanne wrote: "How about „We Would Never Tell“ by Anne-Sophie Jouhanneau? It‘s expected April 14."

Susanne, I'd be hesitant to add this to the poll if it was a hardcover since those are pricey, but it's coming out in paperback so I'll include it.

The Return of Ellie Black by Emiko Jean

I would vote for anything by P.D. James, Ragnar Jonasson, or Craig Johnson, but I'll throw in my hat for a book that wowed me, Stan Jones' "White Sky, Blue Ice."

https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/2...

Mara wrote: "None of this is true by Lisa Jewell"

Hi, Mara. The group read this just a couple of years ago. Would you like to suggest another by Jewell?

John wrote: "JA Jance"

Hi, John. We need a specific title for the pole. Which would you recommend?

Hi, all.

Nominations are closed now, and I'll set up a poll before the day is over.

I recommend The Delivery, by Andrew Welsh Huggins. Great read.