Spring Into Horror Read-a-Thon 2022

[Jane]

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Spring is right around the corner and you know what that means at Seasons of Reading...time for some horror!

We start at 12:00 am eastern time on April 1st and end at 11:59 pm eastern time on April 30th. (There is a handy link to a time zone converter in the sidebar menu.) I hope you're ready to get your scary on! Guidelines for the readathon can be found HERE or you can access in the sidebar menu. Any information you need about the readathon can be found there. Please do be sure to check the guidelines to make sure you're following along correctly. There are specific rules regarding sign up and wrap up, especially in regards to the giveaway.

The one main "rule" of Spring into Horror is that you must read at least ONE scary book (which can be a thriller, mystery, Gothic novel, or similar for those who are faint of heart). I hope you will indulge the scary beyond the one book, but that is entirely up to you. It is all about the reading after all.

Our social media hashtag is #SpringHorror We have our outstanding Facebook group and our Facebook Page, and don't forget our Goodreads group and our Instagram. (There are also access tabs in the sidebar menu.)

Some orders of business...

Since Goodreads stopped the events feature, it has become a bit more difficult to spread the word, and to obtain prize donations. I would appreciate help in spreading the word. Also, if you know anyone (authors, etc.) who would like to donate a prize, have them message me via the contact form in the sidebar menu. Thank you!
Every readathon, I offer a charity donation prize (to a social justice charity) to one winner. This prize is awarded at the beginning of the readathon. Details on how it works are on the guidelines page. I will also be offering another small prize. Hopefully, I will get some prize donations (see above). If I do, I will post the prize page during the first week of the event.
We now have a Discord server for Seasons of Reading. You can pop in and chat during our events at any time, or even outside of events. We will not be doing live chats (like Zoom), just typing in the text channels. Introduce yourself in the #general channel, and look for the readathon specific channel for the current readathon. Here's the invite link: https://discord.gg/e6uAmXtGqA The link is also in the sidebar menu.

Grab the button and spread the word! There’s a grab code in the sidebar or download the image at the top of this post.

Any questions at all? Leave me a comment, or send me a message via the contact me link in the sidebar menu. (hide spoiler)]

I'm late to the party. I've already read quite a bit this month and I'm sure I'll read a lot more.

[Jane]

Here is the books I've read this month that are Mystery, Thriller or other slightly scary books.

A Study in Scarlet by Arthur Conan Doyle 4/1-22 (126 pages) (e-book) ★★★★

Nightwalker #5 by Frank Roderus 4/2-22 (134 pages) (Kindle) ★★★★

Remote Control by Nnedi Okorafor 4/2-22 (160 pages) (hardcover) ★★★


Witchin' USA by Amanda M. Lee 4/3-22 (308 pages) (Kindle) ★★★

The Yellow Farce by Craig Stephen Copland 4/5-22 (169 pages) (Kindle) ★★★

Who, What, Where, When, Die by Amanda M. Lee 4/6-22 (180 pages) (Kindle) ★★★

One For The Money by Janet Evanovich 4/8-22 (368 pages) (e-book) ★★★

Battle Ground by Jim Butcher 4/10-22 (418 pages) (hardcover) ★★★★★

Exit Strategy by Martha Wells 4/11-22 (172 pages) (hardcover) ★★★★

Dead Man's Folly by Agatha Christie 4/21-22

Unholy Ghosts by Stacia Kane 4/21-22

The Winter Trap by Christoffer Petersen 4/24-22

[Jane]

My last horror book was also part of Dewey's Read-a-Thon

Zombie: A Horror Novel by Iain Rob Wright 4/30-22