January 2023 Group Read Nominations

[WendyB]

A new year and piles of good books to read!

Let's get the year started with a theme of FIRE AND ICE

I know there are plenty of horror stories set in the cold and snow. Those books should be fairly easy to find. It may be a bit of a challenge to find horror set with heat or fire as part of the story but you wonderful HA folks always seem to come through with suggestions. Give it your best shot.

As always, authors may not nominate their own books.

Please do not nominate books read in the last few years.
The list of recent group reads can be found here: https://www.goodreads.com/topic/show/...

Complete nomination rules can be found here: https://www.goodreads.com/topic/show/...

Have a great new year!

[Netanella]

This is a tough category!

I'll nominate Christopher Golden's Road of Bones. It's set in icy Siberia, and the Golden last name gets the 'fire' nod.

[WendyB]

The books nominated could be just cold or just heat.
It's not necessary to have both. :)
That would really be a challenge.

[Stephanie]

The Shuddering- Ania Ahlborn

“They only come when it snows, and nobody ever gets away.”

[Alan]

Christopher wrote: "
At the Mountains of Madness by H.P. Lovecraft"

At the Mountains of Madness was a previous group read so it's not eligible.

[Jason]

The only fire or ice themed book on my to read shelf. :)

Snow Shark by Brian G. Berry

https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/6...

[Michael]

The Fireman by Joe Hill https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/2...

[Alan]

Michael wrote: "The Fireman by Joe Hill https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/2..."

The Fireman was a previous group read so it's not eligible. Feel free to nominate something else.

[Justin]

The Abominable by Dan Simmons:
https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/1...
All The White Spaces by Ally Wilkes: https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/5...
Sunblind by Michael McBride (I suppose this might count for fire?): https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/2...

+1 Road of Bones
+1 Snow Shark

[James]

How about Echo by Thomas Olde Heuvelt? Looks like it could have some iciness going on.

https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/5...

[WendyB]

Justin wrote: "Sunblind by Michael McBride (I suppose this might count for fire?)..."

That sounds like a good fit for fire.

+1

[Kimberly]

+1 Sunblind SUNBLIND, Michael McBride

[Victor]

I'll nominate Sundial by Catriona Ward on the fire side; for ice, +1 The Shuddering by Ania Ahlborn.

[Saffron]

+1 The Shuddering. Been wanting to read it!

[Netanella]

+1 Sundial by Catriona Ward

[Ruth]

I'd like to nominate:

Burn the Plans by Tyler Jones

In the Valley of the Sun by Andy Davidson

Firestarter by Stephen King

Cold Fire by Dean Koontz

[Chandler]

I nominate How Quickly She Disappears

+1 The Shuddering

[Alan]

+1 In the Valley of the Sun by Andy Davidson

[Kimberly]

I'll nominate Return to Dyatlov Pass

[Audra]

+1 Who Goes There?
+1 Road of Bones

[Kasia]

Kimberly wrote: "I'll nominate Return to Dyatlov Pass"

That was soooo good
+1 Return to Dyatlov Pass

[Tara]

I second Sundial & The Shuddering, and would add Dark Matter by Michelle Paver (not Blake Crouch)

[K.L.]

Netanella wrote: "This is a tough category!

I'll nominate Christopher Golden's Road of Bones. It's set in icy Siberia, and the Golden last name gets the 'fire' nod.

"


I'll go with Road of Bones as well since it's been in my TBR list for quite a while now.

[inciminci]

+1 Echo
+1 All the White Spaces

[Diane]

The Burning Girls by C. J. Tudor maybe?

[TheBookWarren]

I nominate the puppet show by MW Craven 🔥🔥🔥

[Giovanni]

+1 for Road of Bones
and I nominate Snow by Ronald Malfi

[Giovanni]

+1 for Echo

[Michael]

I nominate LAKE OF FIRE, graphic novel by Nathan Fairbairn and Matt Smith
https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/3...

[Damini]

+1 for Return to Dyatlov Pass
+1 for Sundial

[Alan]

Tara Tieso wrote: "I second Sundial & The Shuddering, and would add Dark Matter by Michelle Paver (not Blake Crouch)"

Dark Matter was a previous group read so it's not eligible. Feel free to nominate something else.

[James]

+1 for In the Valley of the Sun

[WendyB]

Diane wrote: "The Burning Girls by C. J. Tudor maybe? "

Has fire as an important part of the story. It works.

[Alan]

[Leigh]

I nominate Thomas Olde Heuvelt's Echo, which satisfies both Ice and Fire. I also agree with Netanella on Road of Bones.



Netanella wrote: "This is a tough category!

I'll nominate Christopher Golden's Road of Bones. It's set in icy Siberia, and the Golden last name gets the 'fire' nod.

"

[Anja]

I'll nominate The Fire On Memory Lane - just read it short time ago, but it's fantastic

[Roland]

+1 The Shuddering by Ania Ahlborn

[Marie Helene]

I nominate The Shining
and +1 Return to Dyatlov Pass

[Kaitlan]

The Ice Twins by S.K. Tremayne

[Krystal]

+1

[Caroline]

+1 The Shuddering

[Becky]

+1 Sundial
+1 Cold Fire

[Stephanie]

+1 The Shuddering

[Tom]

+1 Who Goes There?. This is the book that The Thing was adapted from.

+1 The Burning Girls

[[deleted user]]

Nominating The Visitor for ice

[WendyB]

Today is the last day for nominations and +1.

I'll have the poll up tomorrow.

[Diane]

I made my nomination. I’ll +1 for The Shuddering

[Badseedgirl]

+1 for The Shuddering
+1 for Snow Shark

[Deanna]

+1 for The Shuddering

[Ian (RebelGeek)]

I want to nominate By Their Cold Fingers by Timothy Bryan. I own the audiobook on Chirp just under 7 hours. Ebook is 290 pages.
"Greenland, 1408. Norse Villagers at the end of the settled world struggle against an endless winter, but an unholy predator from the arctic steppe soon makes the weather the least of their concerns."