March Group Reads Nomination Thread

[Anna, LoP BOTM & R2R mod]

Greetings Lovers of Paranormal!

It's that time of the month where YOU all nominate what books we'll be reading in March as Group Reads!

We have the following categories open for nomination:

READER PICK - this is for a widely available, mass market book that comes in paperback and ebook on at least 3 distribution platforms and the library Overdrive catalog. Kindle Unlimited 'exclusive' books are specifically disqualified [*sorry, kids, your Fab-5 BOTM MOD is a Nook girl!*]

INDIE PICK - this is for an independently published book where the author does all the work themselves. Kindle-only books are okay. Authors are permitted to nominate their own books.

SERIES PICK - our brain-eating binge will continue on with Book 4 of the Zombie Fallout series by Mark Tufo, Zombie Fallout 4: The End Has Come and Gone, so reserve that puppy on your local inter-Library loan!



So drop your nomination into the thread below! Remember, one man, one vote in EACH category! Because we use the Random.org Randomizer, authors are allowed to nominate their own books. Winners will be tabulated and announced on the first of March.

Be epic!

Anna Erishkigal
LoP Fab-5 BOTM MOD

[Kristen]

never done this before so I hope I do it right haha I would like to nominate for the Indie section tho it is a series but the first book is called "the marked ones" by samantha munt a paranormal romance with mermaids and love triangles!!! you will be hooked!!

[R.M.]

Ok, I kind of feel the need to apologize for a bit of self-promotion here, but I'd like to nominate my book for the indie pick.

[Tracy]

Also going to self-promote for a second, but my book "The Human Cure" has a different kind of twist on vampires that I would love to share with all of you.
The Human Cure

[Dameon]

The Zenith Lord, 2nd in The Zenith Series, has received Six 5 Stars from Amazon's reviewers. I hope you like it! Dameon

[R.M.]

Sierra wrote: "


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I second this!"

Wow! That brought a big smile to my face! Thank you!!

[Reyna]

I would like to nominate my newest release for the indie pick

Thank you.

[Gayle]

Hi Paranormal lovers!
I'd like to nominate "Rebirth" the first book in my YA Rogues Shifter Series for the Indie Pick this March. Vampires, Shifters, Werewolves & the Fae - magic for all.

[Tamara]

I'm going to throw my hat in the ring too, I'd like nominate my books for the indie pick Hers to Bear

[Christopher]

I'm going to nominate my book for the indie pick. It's about a 13-year-old girl who becomes the first female Death (as in Reaper) and is alone in a world where all the other Deaths are men.

[Marc]

I'd like to nominate for the Indie pick my shapeshifter dragon fantasy - best friends who take on an evil empire, with an awesome female protagonist.

[Anna, LoP BOTM & R2R mod]

Hi everyone! I'll post what we've got so far:

INDIE PICK:



Reader Pick is wide open! This is a short month, so don't procrastinate ... March is almost here! Yea!

[Emma]

Hello! I'd like to nominate (for the Indie pick) my urban fantasy novel "Mark of the Breenan."

[Michael]

I'd like to nominate my contemporary fantasy for the indie pick, if I may. The blurb:

"Paul Reid died in the snow at seventeen. The day of his death, he told a lie—and for the rest of his life, he wondered if that was what killed him."

And so begins the battle for the afterlife, known as The Commons. It's been taken over by a corporate raider who uses the energy of its souls to maintain his brutal control. The result is an imaginary landscape of a broken America—stuck in time and overrun by the heroes, monsters, dreams, and nightmares of the imprisoned dead.

Three people board a bus to nowhere: a New York street kid, an Iraq War veteran, and her five-year-old special-needs son. After a horrific accident, they are the last, best hope for The Commons to free itself. Along for the ride are a shotgun-toting goth girl, a six-foot-six mummy, a mute Shaolin monk with anger-management issues, and the only guide left to lead them.

Three Journeys: separate but joined. One mission: to save forever.

But first they have to save themselves.

[S.M.]

Would like to nominate my book for Indie Pick.

It's also on Kindle Unlimited :)

[Alex]

Reader pick: DRAGON HEART available on overdrive and 3 platforms. https://www.overdrive.com/media/19864...

[Deborah]

I would like to nominate my new paranormal series, Delilah, Astral Investigator, Infinity Series for Indie selection. First novel in the series, The Boy and the Shopkeeper.

www.amazon.com/dp/B00TVULOQY

[Mitsy]

Hi! I'd like to nominate Red Summer by Antoinette J. Houston as Indie pick. :)

[C.L.]

Okay, I am doing some shameless self promoting and nominating my new book, Bottle Banished: Dreaming of Genie to read in March for INDIE PICK.

[Kimiko]

I'd like to nominate my book Guardians: Awakened for Indie pick. I have all three versions of the book available (mobi, epub, and pdf).

[Megan]

Would love nominate "Ghosts of July" (by me :) ) for the Indie pick.

Thank you!

[C.V.]

I will humbly nominate my contemporary paranormal fantasy,Cursefell , for the Indie Pick.

[Michael]

I'm proud to nominate The Messenger as Indie Pick for group read.

The Messenger

[A.M.]

How about something from the Dresden files for Reader pick? It's a series, but most of them stand alone. I started on book #4 and have been hooked ever since.

[C.L.]

Can I just say, there are so many good books listed here to read! I want to read them all!

[K.L.]

I'll go ahead and nominate my book, Surrendering! Great erotic paranormal read.

Surrendering

[N.B.]

Thank you for allowing authors to nominate their own books! I really appreciate this opportunity.

I nominate my paranormal romance for the indie pick. Halton Cray is inspired by Jane Eyre. It's the first in a series, and is a full book in itself with epilogue. It's also going to be free next week 3rd-7th March fyi!

[C.L.]

K.L. wrote: "I'll go ahead and nominate my book, Surrendering! Great erotic paranormal read.

Surrendering"

Sounds so good! Added to my "to read" list.

[Shelby]

I'll throw in a reader pick I've been meaning to get to. The prequel to Pride and Prejudice and Zombies is the only one of the Quirk Classics I haven't gotten to yet, so I'd like to nominate Dawn of the Dreadfuls for Reader pick:



They're working on the movie for Pride and Prejudice and Zombies right now. Can't wait to see!

[Cheryl]

I nominate for the reader pick.

[Cheryl]

I nominate for the indie pick.

[Ashley]

Hello! I'd like to nominate for the Indie pick. :)

[Mari]

I'd like to nominate my novel Werewolf Nights

Thanks!

[C.L.]

Cheryl wrote: "I nominate for the reader pick."

This book was amazing!

[K.]

I'd like to nominate my book for the indie pick.

[Anna, LoP BOTM & R2R mod]

Oh, wow! Everybody jumped in :-) Okay ... here's the updated cover bling!


READER PICK:



INDIE PICK:



I don't know if March will come in like a lion and go out like a lamb, or the way things have been going here on the North-East Coast of the USA, maybe just come in like a lion and hang around, dumping snow until June, but let's nominate some great books to tide us over until the crocuses peep above the snowpack!

[Eccentric]

I'm nominating Inquest by DelSheree Gladden for indie pick.

[Mina]

Reader pick -- I'm nominating

[Anna, LoP BOTM & R2R mod]

Drum roll ... more cover bling!


READER PICK:



INDIE PICK:



Getting down to the wire here! Tomorrow is the big day :-)

[Jenna]

I nominate for indie book. I loved it!

[Anna, LoP BOTM & R2R mod]

This nomination thread is now closed.