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message 51: by Sophie (new)

Sophie Also apologies for nominating my own one, just seen this thread- have a newborn so all is crazed . I think anything I nominate will have already been read so will just take in all the goodness for the moment.


message 52: by Sophie (new)

Sophie Charlene wrote: "Nominating your own book is frowned upon, Sophie.

Sheldon, I'm not enjoying the sugar tits moniker. Please refrain."


Apologies Charlene, I'm new here but will not do again!


message 53: by Alex (new)

Alex | 32 comments I suggest anything by Ed & Lorraine Warren such as In a Dark Place or The Haunted: One Family's Nightmare


message 54: by Bill (new)

Bill (llibrro) | 1113 comments Charlene wrote: "Nolan wrote: "Kin by Kealan Patrick Burke and The Library at Mount Char by Scott Hawkins

Former: Texas Chainsaw Massacre meets Wrong Turn, but even better... quoted from a good friend of mine :) ..."


I'll second The Library at Mount Charlene


message 55: by Scott (new)

Scott | 43 comments Has NOS4A2 by Joe Hill been done already? I'm currently reading it anyway...


message 56: by Mixofsunandcloud (new)

Mixofsunandcloud | 538 comments I second The Cipher.


message 57: by Latasha (new)

Latasha (latasha513) | 11983 comments That's a good one Scott. Some of us listened to the audiobook this month. We have group listens too! Yay!


message 58: by John (last edited Oct 22, 2015 06:23PM) (new)

John Collins | 7 comments If no has already I would nominate Ronald Malfi's Little Girls Little Girls by Ronald Malfi


message 59: by Mel (last edited Oct 22, 2015 09:00PM) (new)

Mel (melcuya) | 15 comments how about Horns by Joe Hill Horns by Joe Hill


message 61: by Katy (new)

Katy Mann | 988 comments Michael wrote: "I've got LAST DAYS, COLDBROOK, and THE SILENCE on my Kindle, so I'm all for those! THE RATS and THE RUINS have been sitting in my wishlist for a while, too."

Herbert's The Rats has been on my Kindle too. I just watched the Ruins, so that might be fun.


message 62: by Brian (new)

Brian Mcclain | 53 comments I just picked up The Library at Mount Char by Scott Hawkins so that would be fantastic, but there have been a few in here that I'd definitely join in on.


message 63: by Marc-Antoine (new)

Marc-Antoine | 2888 comments Bazaar of Bad Dreams?


message 64: by Char (new)

Char | 17489 comments The poll is now open, you can go here to vote:

https://www.goodreads.com/poll/list/1...


message 65: by Lydia (new)

Lydia Rose (nightfallrose) | 2 comments I nominate my new vampire fav:

The Handmaiden of Death


message 66: by Lena (new)

Lena | 2682 comments Polls already out, sorry. Mine didn't make it either but I'm sure the one wins will be worth reading.


message 67: by Char (new)

Char | 17489 comments The poll is already up, Emma.


message 68: by Rob (new)

Rob Twinem (runner56) | 197 comments Would love to join in Wolf Land so I to would nominate having given a 5 star review to Exorcist Road have great hope for Wolf Land


message 69: by Latasha (new)

Latasha (latasha513) | 11983 comments Trev wrote: "Would love to join in Wolf Land so I to would nominate having given a 5 star review to Exorcist Road have great hope for Wolf Land "

the poll is already up
https://www.goodreads.com/poll/list/1...


DAISY READS HORROR | 9 comments Marc-Antoine wrote: "Bazaar of Bad Dreams?"

This would be a great one! & the release is early enough in November!


message 71: by Mercedes (new)

Mercedes (mudmule99) I'd love to recommend a book I read that gave me chills.
Snuff

by
Eric Enck


message 72: by DOLLY (new)

DOLLY (mdollyr) | 4 comments I'm confused. I could've sworn I saw a post somewhere saying that

"The Library at Mount Char" The Library at Mount Char by Scott Hawkins

was the Nov 2015 pick. If I'm mistaken, and we haven't settled on one yet, I'd like to second this choice. One, because I'm more than halfway done with it; two, it's a damn good book.
It's funny AND horrifying, magical and not -- apparently there's no such thing as magic... or daemons. lol.
And best of all, it definitely does NOT pass for young adult reading. Some of the best/funniest lines are also the crudest, and that's awesome.




message 73: by Maxine Marsh (new)

Maxine Marsh | 737 comments This is the poll that has already been up for November's group read: https://www.goodreads.com/poll/list/1...


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