Horror Aficionados discussion

Ok boys and girls, it's time to nominate the books you would like to read in March. Put on your thinking caps and get busy. There is no theme for March so nominate whatever horror books you would most like to read.
Nominations with seconds, thirds, etc are more likely to make the final poll.

Authors, please do not nominate your own books.

Have fun!

Imajica

Thanks for getting us off to a great start, Wendy!

The Bad Seed-William March

, Jack Rollins, or
, Jeff Strand

Population Zero - Wrath James White

Thanks for adding that book, John! The creepy cover made me look on Amazon and it's on KU but I also added it to my Wishlist since it's not that much on kindle anyway :-)

I SECOND Angel Manor

WendyB wrote: "Ok boys and girls, it's time to nominate the books you would like to read in March. Put on your thinking caps and get busy. There is no theme for March so nominate whatever horror books you would m..."

Children of the Dark by Jonathan Janz

Hex

20th Century Ghosts by Joe Hill

Hex I am dying to read it
Looks intensive so much

House of Leaves isn't on the group-read shelf, just the read shelf. Does that mean it can be picked?

Nathaniel looks good to me

Children of the Dark was a great read for me, but since I already read it recently I will second
by Jeff Strand

I'd like to nominate The Butterfly Garden by Dot Hutchison

I 3rd Angel Manor.

I 4th Angel Manor :)

I would like to nominate:

The Three

I didn't see it on the group read shelf.

I third

I'd like to nominate "Once Bitten, Twice Die" by Antony Stanton

Once Bitten, Twice Die
This is my favourite horror book of all time, and I understand that it is soon to be adapted for TV, so would be good to get in there before that happens...
JJ

Insomnia

They all sound good to me :) Can't wait to see which wins.

Tobias wrote: "House of Leaves isn't on the group-read shelf, just the read shelf. Does that mean it can be picked?"

As long as a book hasn't been chosen as a group read in the last 6 months it's eligible to be nominated. This way we don't have the same books being chosen over and over.

Bark's Book Nonsense wrote: "They all sound good to me :) Can't wait to see which wins."

Yep, a lot of really good choices here. I hope I have time in March to read one of them. Just so busy right now, but it's a good kind of busy with home remodeling. :)

WendyB wrote: "Yep, a lot of really good choices here. I hope I have time in March to read one of them. Just so busy right..."

Yeah, I'm in the same boat. We're in the middle of refinishing & painting our kitchen cabinets and it's sucking up all of my reading time but saving me $9000 bucks!

Bark's Book Nonsense wrote: "WendyB wrote: "Yep, a lot of really good choices here. I hope I have time in March to read one of them. Just so busy right..."

Yeah, I'm in the same boat. We're in the middle of refinishing & pain..."

Nine thousand dollars! That'll buy a LOT of books! lol

That's why I'm putting myself through this torture, lol. It'll buy a lot of chocolate and wine too :)

Chocolate sounds soooo great right about now!

The Woman

Michelle wrote: "The Woman"

by Jack Ketchum?

I'll Forth Blister by Strand

Fifth vote for Blister.

I vote for BLISTER as well! -Jen from Quebec :0)

I'll thrid The Woman

Is it too early to vote. I choose Angel Manor, too

February is a short month, so things are moving fast to get your nominations in and to get the voting done so everyone has time to get a copy of the book they want to read in March.
Get your suggestions in by Friday night. I'll have the poll up over the weekend.

WendyB wrote: "February is a short month, so things are moving fast to get your nominations in and to get the voting done so everyone has time to get a copy of the book they want to read in March.
Get your sugges..."

Yeayy so excited to start with hex

Night Film

Nominations are now closed.

The poll will be up tomorrow.