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What do people what to read????

I'd like to nominate these three books.


Suspect
Shadow Pass: A Novel of Suspense
Hawke

Does anybody else have a nomination for the April read?

I thought I'd already posted my nomination, but must have forgotten to "post". I can't recall what I suggested so I'll go for The Gallows Curse by Karen Maitland.

i also want to read The Gallows Curse but i also want to read suspect

I'd like to read The Gallows Curse

I haven't got a nomination, but Suspect and Gallows Curse both look good to me.

Does anybody know where The Gallows Curse is available in the U.S. "Amazon" says it is not available.

Eric wrote: "Does anybody know where The Gallows Curse is available in the U.S. "Amazon" says it is not available."

Sorry for the dodgy nomination, it didn't occur to me to check availabilty outside of UK. Should know better!

Hawke

The APRIL read is Suspect by Michael Robotham.

Eric wrote: "The APRIL read is Suspect by Michael Robotham."<

I read this very recently and I can say you are in for an "edge of your seat" read. I have just bought Michael Robotham 'sLost: A Novel which is the next book in the series

I just finished Suspect. I was not sure if I liked the protagonist,Joe, thru out the story. But in the end he started patching up his relationships, so overall I think Joe is good guy. I think I'm going to read the next book in the series.

Eric
The next book "Lost" is wriiten with Ruiz as the narrator. It takes some getting used to, probably since Ruiz is not a very nice character (or I'm prejudiced by his heavy handed behaviour in Suspect). From the start I liked Joe in the first book, but that maybe me routing for the underdog.
What did you think of the writing, pace and plot?

Chris
I really enjoyed the writing, for me it has quite a few memorable quotes. The plot was very well written. I have to admit there was a few times I thought I figured out, but I was fooled by the red herrings. And as for the pace well I think it was full speed from the start.