Modern Good Reads discussion

note: This topic has been closed to new comments.
62 views
MGR Events (BOTM, etc.) > June BOTM Nominations

Comments Showing 1-26 of 26 (26 new)    post a comment »
dateUp arrow    newest »

message 1: by Kirstin, Moderator (new)

Kirstin Pulioff | 252 comments Mod
After the great response to last month's BOTM, it looks like we need another month to get through some more favorites. For June, we'll be discussing more of our favorite thrillers and mysteries.

We will be picking form your choices, but one book will be decided by your votes and the second by the moderators.

Please nominate your favorite “Thriller & Mystery” to our list and we will get the poll up soon. First the ground rules:
- No self-nominations
- The nominations will be open for three days
- Nominations will be listed in a first come first serve manner, with the books with the most nominations heading the list
- Total number of nominations taken for the poll is twenty.
- If you prefer to email me your choices, those will be added at the end of that day’s nominations.


message 3: by Maggi (new)

Maggi Andersen | 5 comments I enjoy all Nicci French's novels.


message 4: by Travis, Moderator (new)

Travis Luedke (twluedke) | 450 comments Mod
I nominate the awesome new release thriller The Bone Church A Novel by Victoria Dougherty The Bone Church, by Victoria Dougherty.

:)


message 5: by S.K. (new)


message 6: by Karla (new)


message 7: by Caroline (new)

Caroline Hayes (chayes0522) | 7 comments 2666 by Roberto Bolaños.


message 11: by Tompopaageo (new)

Tompopaageo The Spectrum Conspiracy is my nomination for June.


message 12: by Natalie (new)

Natalie (creativecountry0407gmailcom) @Christoph: I don't think we need to second nominations anymore.


message 13: by Natalie (last edited May 15, 2014 04:57AM) (new)

Natalie (creativecountry0407gmailcom) I will nominate Whose Body? (Lord Peter Wimsey Mysteries, #1) by Dorothy L. Sayers by Dorothy Sayers even though I haven't rea it yet since I've heard good things about the whole series.


message 14: by Natalie (new)

Natalie (creativecountry0407gmailcom) @Kirstin: Is it o.k. that this is the first book in a series? I am in so many groups that I cannot keep the rules for nominations in all of them straight.


message 15: by Natalie (new)

Natalie (creativecountry0407gmailcom) @Kirstin: Please make a list of the nominations so far when you get the chance. Thanks for both things in advance.


message 16: by Christoph (new)

Christoph Fischer | 40 comments Natalie wrote: "@Christoph: I don't think we need to second nominations anymore."

Thank Natalie, I had not seen that the book had been nominated already.


message 17: by Kirstin, Moderator (new)

Kirstin Pulioff | 252 comments Mod
@Natalie, yes it is okay for it the be the first of a series.

@Christoph, yes, please second a nomination if it is the book you want to read. The books with the highest number of nominations will be moved to the top of the list so they can be included above a book with only one nomination. :)


message 18: by Kirstin, Moderator (new)

Kirstin Pulioff | 252 comments Mod
Here are the nominations so far:
Thursday Children by Nicci French
The Bone Church by Victoria Dougherty
Relentless by Dean Koontz
The Pelican Brief by John Grisham
2666 by Roberto Bolaños
Uncaged by Joe Gazzam
The Troop by Nick Cutter
The spectrum Conspiracy by Craig Faris
Whose Body? By Dorothy Sayers


Alana ~ The Book Pimp (loonyalana) | 30 comments Is it too late to add one more?

Joe by H.D. Gordon Joe by H.D. Gordon


message 20: by Lola (new)

Lola Karns | 12 comments Are these all American authors? Time to change that
How about Jar City by Arnaldur Indriðason When was the last time you read a book set in Iceland?


message 21: by Robert (new)


message 22: by Candi (new)

Candi Terrill | 1 comments Koontz is the best in this genre in my opinion.


message 23: by Kirstin, Moderator (new)

Kirstin Pulioff | 252 comments Mod
@Alana, no the nominations are still open. It will be open until Saturday evening, then I will close the thread and choose twenty titles (highest number of nominations first, and then in order of nominations)


message 25: by Christoph (new)

Christoph Fischer | 40 comments Lola wrote: "Are these all American authors? Time to change that
How about Jar City by Arnaldur Indriðason When was the last time you read a book set in Iceland?"


That's an excellent suggestion. I read the entire work by Arnaldur Indriðason


message 26: by Kirstin, Moderator (new)

Kirstin Pulioff | 252 comments Mod
Thank you for all the wonderful nominations. This thread is now closed, and I will compile the poll.


back to top
This topic has been frozen by the moderator. No new comments can be posted.