Nominations for the March/April 2017 group read are now open, and it's all about spies.

[Wend]

Nancy wrote: "I'm going to nominate Graham Greene's The Ministry of Fear. It was on last month's list & didn't make it so I'd like to try again."

Get's my vote

[Sean]

Carol wrote: "I nominate Snow Wolf by Glenn Meade. 4.24 average GR rating.

1953 Cold War Russia. Our MC is sent to assassinate Stalin, then must stop the mission he set in motion."

thanks for posting this one - sounds like a great read - will add to my book pile

[Carol]

Sean wrote: "Carol wrote: "I nominate Snow Wolf by Glenn Meade. 4.24 average GR rating.

1953 Cold War Russia. Our MC is sent to assassinate Stalin, then must stop the mission he set..."

you're welcome, Sean!

[Nancy, Co-Moderator]

The poll is up and ready for voting.

[Madeline]

Where is the poll

[Nancy, Co-Moderator]

Madeline wrote: "Where is the poll"

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

or you can click on the "polls" link top right corner.

[David]

Carol wrote: "Ron wrote: "Tinker, Tailor, Soldier, Spy"

Tinker, Tailor is on the group bookshelf , e.g., it's been read by the group previously."

Roo wrote: "Here's two I read last year Moskva by Jack Grimwood and A quiet Life by Natasha Walter. Both are Cold War Spy novels, one set in Russia and the second novel seen from the woman's perspective after ..."

I figured the club had read "Tinker, Tailor," so I didn't nominate it. But it is my all-time favorite spy novel. They don't get any better.

[Derek]

Looks like a great list.