Making Connections discussion

It's time for book of the month nominations!

All books nominated must be listed in our ARR Program.
Please read BOTM Rules & Nomination Criteria
https://www.goodreads.com/topic/show/...

Nominations will close on January 24.

Polls then will be listed so members can vote on which books will become February's BOTM. Polls will close January 30.

Just Passing Through

Before Time ( Book 1 in the time trilogy) by Xunaira Javed

Before Time

Akin by Robin Murarka

Akin

Looks like I submitted it to the ARR program in December but I can't seem to find it in the list.

Hi all,
I'm nominating my own book: The River Bride by Nadine Doolittle. It's the only one I've had a chance to read yet! :-)

The River Bride

Thank you!

Where do you find the list of all of the ARR books?

I nominate Imogene's Message: a thriller of Extreme Prejudice by Christine Sherborne.

Sharon wrote: "Where do you find the list of all of the ARR books?"

You can find it here:
https://www.goodreads.com/group/show/...

It begins with ARR: Action/Adventure

I'd like to nominate my eBook Fancy Pants Poetry please. Thanks.

I too would like to nominate my eBook The Rwanda Mission.

Sharon wrote: "Where do you find the list of all of the ARR books?"

The easiest way to see if a book is listed in the group is to use the search box on the right side of the screen. Or you can go to the book page and scroll to the bottom to see if there is a topic for that book from our group.

I nominate The Victor Way, by Leah Cole. Overcoming obstacles and moving on to victory is indeed possible, and Leah shows the way.

Mary Lee Robinson,
Author & Speaker
The Widow or Widower Next Door

Lights Out

Is This All There Is?
Is This All There Is?

Danielle wrote: "Sharon wrote: "Where do you find the list of all of the ARR books?"

You can find it here:
https://www.goodreads.com/group/show/...

It begins with ARR: Action/Adventure"

Thank you!

Eric J. Gates Outsourced

A top notch Thriller that is drawing 5 Star reviews from all who read it. ‘Outsourced’ features a New York-based writer of thriller novels who receives a mysterious package from a fan. That fan turns out to be a professional killer. That’s just the start of the writer’s problems; problems that escalate way beyond anything he could have imagined on the pages of his novels, as death and destruction follow rapidly.

Just when matter cannot get any worse for the novelist, he learns a high-tech Intelligence agency has been tasked with obtaining the contents of the package too, and they will stop at nothing to achieve that goal. They have their own global agenda. The agent assigned to the task is out of her depth working on US soil and her methods are unsuited to a civilian environment. As pressure mounts for her to achieve results, she becomes more and more radical in her approach.

And, if that’s not enough… the sender wants it back, and his methods are even more direct and violent! He believes the contents of the package were used to try to kill him and his aim is to recover them and exact his revenge on the writer.

I'd like to nominate my book Helen's Daughter, set in 13th century BC Mycenaean Greece.

Helen's Daughter

Scandalous Endeavors
How about Scandalous Endeavors?

I would like to nominate THE MAINFRAME by Simone Pond

I'd like to nominate my own book, The Calm Within the Storm. It is a fantasy novel that's an easy read, and anyone can enjoy its relatable themes.