June 2016-Group Read Nominations

[Char]

Horror Aficionados, it's that time again! Time to suggest books for our June group reads so please post your suggestions below.

Do not be afraid to suggest books a second time as books with more than one nomination are more likely to make it to the official poll. Nominations will be open until Friday morning, 5.27.16, at which time I will put the polls together.

Authors: Please remember that nominating your own books is not allowed!

[Bicho]

Straight and mindless fun!

[Kimberly]

, Matt Shaw, Stuart Keane, & Michael Bray.
I've seen a lot of good reviews of this one lately!

I'll also second THE DRIVE IN, by Joe Landsdale. :)

[Matthew]

Evil trucker stalks teenage girls . . .

[WendyB]

Run by Blake Crouch

[Latasha]

Pet Sematary how about this one?

[Matthew]

WendyB wrote: "Run by Blake Crouch
"

Ooooh - this one is really good!

[Ashley]

Handling the Undead by John Ajvide Lindqvist

[Robert]

I've been abstaining from nominating and voting for a couple of months because real life and my copyediting schedule have pretty much eaten up all reading time, but I will have time to read this month, so I'll suggest Children of the Dark, because I'm planning to read it anyway after all the great things I've heard - it could be everyone else here has read it already :-)

[Michael]

Just finished THE MONSTROUS anthology edited by Ellen Datlow. How about a nice short story collection for a change?

[VanillaSky]

Ghost Story by Peter Straub

[Vavita]

VanillaSky wrote: "Ghost Story by Peter Straub

"

That one is GOOD!

[Nickronomicon]

so I'll suggest Children of the Dark, because I'm planning to read it anyway after all the great things I've heard - it could be everyone else here has read it already :-)

I'll second that, for the same reason, and I'll raise you one..... could we get Mr. Janz to read along with us? Last time he did that, it was awesome.

[Char]

Nickronomicon wrote: "so I'll suggest Children of the Dark, because I'm planning to read it anyway after all the great things I've heard - it could be everyone else here has read it already :-)

I'll sec..."

He read one with us a few months back, and I know he's very busy. I'm hoping he'll do something similar with us again next year.

[Icy-Cobwebs-Crossing-SpaceTime]

Oh! Oh! Oh! I'll second The House That Hell Built]

Because it is excellent!

Nominating 29 Argyle Drive

[Chara]

"In The Woods" by Tana French. Haven't read it yet, but I've heard awesome things about it. :)

[MoviesForYourBrain]

"American Psycho" by Bret Easton Ellis. Horror with style!

[Patrick]

The Ritual I haven't read the book yet but plan to in June

[David]

The amityville horror. Read it years ago and loved it.

[Dee]

Experimental film by Gemma Files

[Kenneth]

Charnel House by Graham Masterton.

[Kimberly]

Ken wrote: "Charnel House by Graham Masterton."

I'll second CHARNEL HOUSE, by Graham Masterton (I just got this one).

[[deleted user]]

Helltown

I love Jeremy Bates and his World's Scariest Places series definitely make you not want to go! His Suicide Forest should have been the movie we got as horror fans instead of The Forest!

[Amanda]

Chara wrote: ""In The Woods" by Tana French. Haven't read it yet, but I've heard awesome things about it. :)"

It is very good! More Mystery/Thriller than horror, but still highly recommend!

[[deleted user]]

Cindy wrote: "Asylum: The Complete Series

After shooting her little brother dead, Annie Radford is sent to a psychiatric hospital for treatment. Hearing voices i..."

I just read Cross's Eli's Town a few days ago. It was pretty good and I have this on my TBR list :)

[Zee]

Thorn Jack This book's kind of a cross between dark fantasy and horror but honestly it's so amazing.

[Vicki Willis]

I would like to nominate The Lost by Jack Ketchum
I also really want to read Children of the Dark, so I second that too.

[Tom]

Lost girl by Adam Neville. Hoping to meet him at a convention in September, so it'd be great to have some reactions from a number of people who had read his book.

[Char]

Tom wrote: "Lost girl by Adam Neville. Hoping to meet him at a convention in September, so it'd be great to have some reactions from a number of people who had read his book."

Here's one. I really liked it. :)

[Melissa]

I just ordered this, so figured I would suggest it.

[Mixofsunandcloud]

I second The Lost by Jack Ketchum. That sounds really good.

[Elizabeth]

Renée wrote: "I've skimmed both threads and I've noticed that Helter Skelter: The True Story of the Manson Murders is current..."


It's a great book to read, it's one of my all time favorite true crime books to read, and the movie, is great too

[Elizabeth]

How about Rose Madder by Stephen Kingsince I'm planning to read it anyway

[Damon]

I second the ritual. Just recently picked this up from the library and am very interested in reading it. I would like to put in my vote for the drive-in aswell. Been meaning to check this book out.

[Tiffany]

Patrick wrote: "The Ritual I haven't read the book yet but plan to in June"

Great book!!!

[Myst]

Cindy wrote: "Asylum: The Complete Series

After shooting her little brother dead, Annie Radford is sent to a psychiatric hospital for treatment. Hearing voices i..."

I'll second this. Been meaning to get to it for 2 years now.

[Sandy]

The fireman by Joe hill

[Kimberly]

Sandy wrote: "The fireman by Joe hill"

I'll second that one--I have it, and don't want to see it buried! (Of course, I'll go with whatever book wins.) ;)

[Patrick]

Mark your not allowed to nominate your own book

[Char]

Patrick wrote: "Mark your not allowed to nominate your own book"

And for that reason his post was deleted.

We love and welcome authors, but cannot let our nomination threads be overtaken by authors suggesting their own books.

[Garrett]

the black tattoo

[Jay G]

I would like to nominate The Magician by D.A Pupa! The audiobook was narrated by a three time Audie Award Narrator L.J. Ganser (from Law & Order) and it was also a National Indie Excellence Award winner as well.

Personally, I think it's an amazing read and I think a lot of people would love it!

[Elizabeth]

Renée wrote: "Elizabeth wrote: "How about Rose Madder by Stephen Kingsince I'm planning to read it anyway"

I haven't read this one either, I'll sec..."

your very welcome

[Char]

Get your noms in! I'll be putting together our official polls tomorrow morning.

[Angela]

The House that Hell Built and Charnel House would be my picks.

[Kimberly]

Angela wrote: "The House that Hell Built and Charnel House would be my picks."

I'm going to have a difficult time picking between those two--but they are currently my top choices. :)

[Rob]

Is it too early to suggest since it's just been released?

[Char]

Nominations are now CLOSED and the poll is up. Follow the link to come and vote:
https://www.goodreads.com/poll/list/1...

Thanks for your participation everyone!