The Mystery, Crime, and Thriller Group discussion

Hi, all.

Nancy and I are switching around this month. So I'm asking, what do ya wanna read in March?

Let's leave this wide open: Cozy or hard-boiled? Golden Age or post-WWII? International espionage or rural noir? Whodunit or thriller? Detective, professional or detective, amateur or detective, no? Modern or historical or future? Serious or funny? Some combination of the above or something else entirely?

It's all up to you, and the usual disclaimers apply:
1. do NOT nominate your own book
2. if your book wins the poll vote you will be leading the discussion. Obviously you shouldn't nominate a book if you don't wish to participate.

Have fun!

Also, please check the group's bookshelf to make sure we haven't read your nomination in the last couple of years.

Five Decembers by James Kestrel. Won the Edgar award for best crime novel last year.

I nominate Beyond Tuesday Morning by Karen Kingsbury

I nominate Winter Counts by David Heska Wanbli Weiden.

Rural noir would be great!

I nominate A Dark Matter by Peter Straub - if Stephen Kin says it 'Terrifying... impossible to put down' I am all for it.

Thank you, Randy -- I appreciate you taking over for me. ❤

On another note, I've had The Neon Rain by James Lee Burke sitting unread on my shelves forever so I'll nominate that one.

You're welcome, Nancy.

Let's wrap up the nominations by end of Sunday (2/12), then Monday I'll create the poll.

I'd like to tonominate
The Devil and the Dark Water

I nominate Her Past Can’t Wait. By Jacqueline Bolden

I'd like to nominate The Big Sleep by Raymond Chandler.

Suzy wrote: "I nominate Winter Counts by David Heska Wanbli Weiden."

That sounds great.

Hi, Robin.

Much as I admire THE BIG SLEEP, I won't include that in the poll because it was just read by the Buddy Group, Reading the Movies.

Sorry, but please feel free to offer another book.

Whodunits are awesome!

Okay, all, the poll is up:
https://www.goodreads.com/poll/list/1...