And the Winners for Sep/ Oct 2015 Group Read Are!!!

[Patricia]

Bill wrote: "Patricia wrote: "I nominate by Linwood Barclay. I've read two of his books and so far I've found them to very good mysteries."

It's been awhil..."

Since it has been read before, I have a second choice, , by Brad Taylor. It was recommended highly to me.

[Bill]

Patricia wrote: "Bill wrote: "Patricia wrote: "I nominate by Linwood Barclay. I've read two of his books and so far I've found them to very good mysteries."

It..."

I've added it to the list of possibles. I'm glad you had a separate option.

Scott wrote: "Nominating another debut for 2015 it's popular here in Winter HavenbyRobert Glinski"

Thank you.

To All - The poll will be up sometime tomorrow.

[Kannan]

How about the classic -
The Hound Of The Baskervilles, by Sir Doyle.

In fact, I started reading.

[Bill]

Kannan wrote: "How about the classic -
The Hound Of The Baskervilles, by Sir Doyle.

In fact, I started reading."

We read that as a group last May, Kannan.

[Garden]

I'd like to suggest Red Sparrow by Jason Matthews. This is an espionage mystery set in Russia. I enjoyed it and there was great variety in the characters. There is a love interest that was left hanging, so there will undoubtedly be sequels.
Garden Girl

[Bill]

Garden wrote: "I'd like to suggest Red Sparrow by Jason Matthews. This is an espionage mystery set in Russia. I enjoyed it and there was great variety in the characters. There is a love interest that was left ..."

Red Sparrow by Jason Matthews.

[Bill]

Sorry for the delay in announcing the two winning books, but unfortunately work has been reasonably busy this morning. So here you go.. CONGATULATIONS to the two books selected for the Sep/ Oct 2015 Group Read.

1. Trust No One by Paul Cleave (nominated by Ethan)
2. The Murder of Roger Ackroyd by Agatha Christie (nominated by Charlotte)

A nice classic and something newer...

[Nancy, Co-Moderator]

I love The Murder of Roger Ackroyd! Great choice.

[Bill]

I'll set up the threads.. :)

[Justin]

I'm happy to lead a discussion on Night Film since it was so close. Is there a place I could start this or could I just create a thread?

[Nancy, Co-Moderator]

Justin wrote: "I'm happy to lead a discussion on Night Film since it was so close. Is there a place I could start this or could I just create a thread?"

Feel free to start a thread in Buddy Reads, Justin.

[Craig]

Two terrific choices for this month - one of my faves from childhood, and one of my top reads of 2015. Should make for some good discussions.

[M.]

Yeah Suzy! I have nominated Craig Johnson's Cold Dish in the past, but it never won! Sadly this time, my personal writing schedule had me nominate the short stories. Have you read Waiting for Signs? They stand well on their own. The other option I considered was his novella Steamboat. We'll be locked out if we go with the short stories for one year. I'm willing to substitute Cold Dish, but I'm fine either way.

[M.]

oops. my bad! Note to self, read all threads before posting. Next time Suzy. I sent you a friend request to coordinate next time.

[M.L.]

Justin wrote: "I'm happy to lead a discussion on Night Film since it was so close. Is there a place I could start this or could I just create a thread?"

There are many, many great illustrations in the hard copy. I don't know how many translate to the ebook, but the visuals enhance the overall effect.

[Justin]

Thanks Flash! I grabbed a hard copy from the library. Looks awesome!

[Renee]

Nancy wrote: "I love The Murder of Roger Ackroyd! Great choice."


I felt cheated when this one ended. Only Agatha that disappointed me