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Time for our next round of nominations!

General rules for Group Reads. Please read before you create your post.

One nomination per person from any mystery genre. Authors, please no self-nominations.

Nominations will be open until Tuesday, November 2nd, with voting until November 9th.

For your post, use Title, Author and Link (use the "add book/author" link at top of comment box) please.

The person who nominated the winning book will be the leader of the discussion. The discussion leader's job does not have to be elaborate. A few comments or questions to keep the discussion moving along will be fine or it can be more if you like.

Since we are a rather international group please check Amazon or some other site to make sure the book is readily available. Is it available in paperback? Used? Your local library? The last thing we want is to nominate a great book that no one can get!

Finally, a word about series - the joy or bane of a mystery reader’s life! Please consider whether the book you are nominating would be best read by someone who has read all the previous books in the series or can be enjoyed by someone new to the series too.

Wow. Time to nominate already? Where has the month gone?

I nominate Will Thomas's Some Danger Involved, which is the beginning of his Barker and Llewelyn series.

I would like to nominate Murder, She Wrote: A Fatal Feast by Jessica Fletcher/Donald Bain . The Murder She Wrote series is good because you can really pick it up wherever and know what is going on.

I would like to nominate The Black Echo & The Odessa File

Rakib_khan wrote: "I would like to nominate The Black Echo & The Odessa File"

Hi Rakib_Khan. There is a limit of one nomination per person. Which book would you like to nominate?

I would like to nominate The Way Home

A Study in Scarlet by Arthur Conan Doyle.

I've just started this, the first of the Sherlock Holmes stories, and am really enjoying it. Also, a good counterbalance to the PBS show right now of Sherlock.

Amberville by Tim Davys, really cool mystery book about stuffed animals with guns. Something completely different.

Donna wrote: "Rakib_khan wrote: "I would like to nominate The Black Echo & The Odessa File"

Hi Rakib_Khan. There is a limit of one nomination per person. Which book would you like t..."

.....Ow,sorry.Then it will be The Odessa File for me.....

Company of Liars by Karen Maitland

Hayes wrote: "Company of Liars by Karen Maitland"

That was a good one. I was sorry it didn't win last month.

My book arrived this month, so we'll try again!!

Let's do "Deep Creek" by Dana Hand. A terrific historical mystery, and set in the Pacific Northwest...a nice change for those of us who live (and read) west of the Mississippi--

I've just started Deep Creek and so far it looks interesting.

The Pawn by Steven James The Pawn

OK, the I will nominate The Black Echo.
Its been on my TBR list for a while.

The Black Echosounds great and has also been on my TBR list.

I nominate Line of Vision by David Ellis.

Moonlight Mile by Dennis Lehane

(available Nov 2 Woo Hoo!)

Poll will open shortly!