Nominations open for February 2019 group read

[Brenda, Suspense lover!]

It's time for everyone to nominate a book for our February 2019 group read.

BUT - our format has changed for 2019!

There will be twelve tasks - a different one each month - open for nomination to fit that task.

For February's read we are looking for books with the title beginning with "R". (you can leave out "the", "an", "a")
So, nominate a crime/mystery/thriller/suspense book to cover February's task :)

Don't forget - 1st in a series, if a series

This thread will be open until 10th January, then nominations will go to the vote.

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

[Brenda, Suspense lover!]

The Red Cobra by Rob Sinclair

[Moraig]

Rules of Backyard Cricket by Jack Serong

[Brenda, Suspense lover!]

Moraig wrote: "Rules of Backyard Cricket by Jack Serong"

The Rules of Backyard Cricket by Jock Serong

Good one!

[Phrynne, Mystery lover!]

Rules of Prey by John Sandford

[Peter]

Reversible Errors by Scott Turow

[Brenda, Suspense lover!]

Peter wrote: "Reversible Errors by Scott Turow"

Reversible Errors by Scott Turow

[Kylie H]

I would like to nominate Runaway by Peter May

[PattyMacDotComma]

I don't think the group has read the classic, Rebecca by Daphne du Maurier. It's still a good read!

[Carolyn]

The Red Hunter by Lisa Unger

[Judith]

I’d love to revisit Rebecca, I probably read it 40 years ago. Superb

[Kerri_M]

A few good suggestions, that I would be happy to read, But I will throw in something a bit lighter in case people are feeling that way. Risk by Dick Francis

[Brenda, Suspense lover!]

PattyMacDotComma wrote: "I don't think the group has read the classic, Rebecca by Daphne du Maurier. It's still a good read!"

I would never have put that one in as one of our group's genres Patty - but on checking it shows "mystery" as one of the shelves :)

[Bea]

The Red House Mystery by A.A. Milne

[Rowena]

Joanne wrote: "I nominate by Dervla McTiernan" oh good nomination. It's on my TBR. :)

[Brenda, Suspense lover!]

It's a great read - I'm looking forward to #2 in a little while :)

[Brenda, Suspense lover!]

:)

[Phrynne, Mystery lover!]

Brenda wrote: "PattyMacDotComma wrote: "I don't think the group has read the classic, Rebecca by Daphne du Maurier. It's still a good read!"

I would never have put that one in as..."

Several of her books were mysteries and one The Birds was horror. And she even wrote a time travel - The House on the Strand. She was a very talented lady!

[Brenda, Suspense lover!]

Yes she was :) I've only read Rebecca and I remember I enjoyed it.

[Cameron]

Phrynne wrote: " Rules of Prey by John Sandford"

Here Here to Phrynne. Second

[Rhondda]

This was recommended to me and is on my TBR list
Resurrection Bay by Emma Viskic
It is billed as a crime thriller and has a hearing-impaired private investigator Caleb Zelic,who is tracking the murderer of his best friend.

[Brenda, Suspense lover!]

That's a great read Rhondda :) Good choice.

[Brenda, Suspense lover!]

This thread is now closed for nominations. Vote in the poll here - https://www.goodreads.com/poll/show/1...