Nominations open for February 2016 group read

[Brenda, Suspense lover!]

Now that our read for January 2016 has been decided, it's time for everyone to nominate a book for our February read.

Old or new - as long as it's Crime/Mystery/Thriller or Suspense!

This thread will be open until 15th December, then our nominations will go to the vote:) Good luck and have fun!

Authors and publishers, please don't nominate your own work!

[Brenda, Suspense lover!]

I'd like to nominate Broken Skin by Stuart MacBride

[Phrynne, Mystery lover!]

Ashley Bell by Dean Koontz It's due out in January and sounds really good.

[Peter]

I'd like to nominate The Girl in the Spider's Web by David Lagercrantz

[Brenda, Suspense lover!]

The Girl in the Spider's Web has had some mixed responses already, hasn't it Peter!

[Carol - Reading Writing and Riesling]

I'd like to nominate Resurrection Bay

[Michelle_Mck]

Brenda wrote: "The Girl in the Spider's Web has had some mixed responses already, hasn't it Peter!"

I finished it a couple of weeks ago and I loved it, I thought it was in keeping with the other books.. I really enjoyed it

[Brenda, Suspense lover!]

Michelle wrote: "Brenda wrote: "The Girl in the Spider's Web has had some mixed responses already, hasn't it Peter!"

I finished it a couple of weeks ago and I loved it, I thought it was in keeping ..."

That's great Michelle:) Would you like to nominate a book too?

[Michelle_Mck]

I normally lurk around for such things but I will nominate Career of Evil

[Brenda, Suspense lover!]

Good on you:)

[Kat]

Simon kernick - Severeved

[Peter]

Brenda, you may be right about the mixed reviews of "The Girl in the Spider's Web" but I generally like to make up my own mind. Stieg Larsson is a hard act to follow.

[Phrynne, Mystery lover!]

Kat wrote: "Simon kernick - Severeved"

Severed by Simon Kernick

[Brenda, Suspense lover!]

Peter wrote: "Brenda, you may be right about the mixed reviews of "The Girl in the Spider's Web" but I generally like to make up my own mind. Stieg Larsson is a hard act to follow."

That's right, and it's a shame people have to "use" someone else's name for their own gain (IMHO)...

I hope you enjoy it when you get to it:)

[Lynn]

Ashley bell

[Phrynne, Mystery lover!]

Ashley Bell
I already nominated it Lynn:)

[Sharon]

I'd like to nominate You by Caroline Kepnes

[Brenda, Suspense lover!]

Are any of them in the genres of this group Diana? I'm afraid if not, you'll need to nominate something along the lines of the group:)

[Diana]

Brenda wrote: "Are any of them in the genres of this group Diana? I'm afraid if not, you'll need to nominate something along the lines of the group:)"

Sorry, Brenda, I wrote this in the wrong place. Please forgive :(

[Brenda, Suspense lover!]

Fair enough:) No problems Diana...

[Craig]

I'd like to nominate Trust No One by Paul Cleave. One of the most head-spinning, inventive, and genius crime novels I've read in years.

[Brenda, Suspense lover!]

Definitely sounds different Craig!

[Phrynne, Mystery lover!]

One of those where the reviews are all over the place!

[Christine]

Phrynne wrote: "One of those where the reviews are all over the place!"

Phrynne wrote: "One of those where the reviews are all over the place!"

Absolutely, Phrynne. I reviewed it, but couldn't give it a star rating as I couldn't decide between a 2 or a 5.

[Phrynne, Mystery lover!]

Don't you hate books like that:)

[Christine]

Well, actually, I kind of like them. It's fun to see which side everyone falls on. Plus they tend to generate a LOT of discussion! (-:

[Brenda, Suspense lover!]

Closing this thread as I've set the poll up:) Go ahead and vote for our February read!