Nominations for September Non-King book

[Angie, Constant Reader]

Please only nominate one book.. The King book has already been chosen so don't list a King book. Check the bookshelf to see if we've already read the book as a group. Try to link your book so I'm able to make sure I post the right one. Thanks

[Charles]

The Thousand Autumns of Jacob De Zoet- David Mitchell

[Gary]

Dean Koontz's Frankenstein

[Gary]

or Mary Shelley's Frankenstein

[Derrick]

Summer of Night by Dan Simmons

[Nick]

The Only Good Indians, Stephen Graham Jones

[Jen from Quebec :0)]

Nick wrote: "The Only Good Indians, Stephen Graham Jones"

I am reading (and enjoying!) this book now, so I'll 2nd this one, Nick. --Jen from Quebec :0)

[Dave]

Farenheit 451 by Ray Bradbury. Have read it half a dozen times since my teens. His vivid story telling style put me in the middle of the town where the story took place. I lovewhere he describes the wind blowing the leaves and the scent of the trees in the street where Montag encounters the young girl - a beautiful portrait in storytelling

[James]

Starve Acre - Andrew Michael Hurley

[Ahankara]

The Silent Patient by Alex Michaelides.

[Latasha]

Usher's Passing

[Latasha]

James wrote: "Starve Acre - Andrew Michael Hurley"



+1 for this.

[Brian]

Lovecraft Country

[Kandice]

Brian wrote: "Lovecraft Country"

Are you watching the show on HBO?

[Lauren]

Ahankara wrote: "The Silent Patient by Alex Michaelides."

I will second this one. This book is on my TBR and I can't wait to read it!

[Jerry]

Latasha wrote: "Usher's Passing"

Loved this book! It might even be my favorite McCammon novel.

[Lacey]

The Shadows - Alex North https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/4...

[Jerry]

Just to be clear, let me second Usher's Passing explicitly.

[Latasha]

Lacey wrote: "The Shadows - Alex North https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/4..."

+1

[Latasha]

Jerry wrote: "Latasha wrote: "Usher's Passing"

Loved this book! It might even be my favorite McCammon novel."

it's probably my 2nd favorite of his. Swan Song is my favorite.

[Donna]

Lovecraft Country

[Terry]

The Fisherman by John Langan

[Kalvin]

In the Hills Above the Gristmill by, um.... me. :D

[Kandice]

I don't remember if nominations count if they are not linked so I am linking Lovecraft Country by Matt Ruff. It would be fun to read and watch as a group when we can.

[Nick]

Kalvin wrote: "In the Hills Above the Gristmill by, um.... me. :D"


Looks good, Kalvin. I'll pick up a copy.

[Wyatt]

I’ll second The Silent Patient and nominate The Monstrumologist by Rick Yancey.

[Kalvin]

Nick wrote: "Kalvin wrote: "In the Hills Above the Gristmill by, um.... me. :D"


Looks good, Kalvin. I'll pick up a copy."

Thanks, Nick! I appreciate that! Below is a link to Amazon!

https://www.amazon.com/Hills-Above-Gr...

[Marlise]

Your House Is on Fire, Your Children All Gone by Stefan Kiesbye

[Ben]

House of Leaves by Mark Danielewski

[Marie]

+1 Usher's Passing

[Angie, Constant Reader]

Nominations are closed.

[Angie, Constant Reader]

Gary wrote: "Dean Koontz's Frankenstein"

I didn't find the Dean Koontz one so I went with Shelly's.

[Angie, Constant Reader]

Kandice wrote: "I don't remember if nominations count if they are not linked so I am linking Lovecraft Country by Matt Ruff. It would be fun to read and watch as a group when we can."

I agree!

[Charles]

Dean Koontz Frankenstein is actually a 5 book collection starting with Prodigal Son.

[Angie, Constant Reader]

Fantastic nominations this time! Poll is open

[Gary]

Charles wrote: "Dean Koontz Frankenstein is actually a 5 book collection starting with Prodigal Son."

I love this series I'm going to get the five book soon.

[Gary]

Gary wrote: "Charles wrote: "Dean Koontz Frankenstein is actually a 5 book collection starting with Prodigal Son."

I love this series I'm going to get the five book soon."

Just finished book five & I love it