Kindle Book Sharing discussion

Vote for what you'd like the group to read here!

If books are part of a series, they must be the first, unless the group has already read the previous book(s).
The top two books with the most nominations will be selected as book of the month for March.

I would like to offer these four books to read in March

I vote for the Lincoln Lawyer....Hope this how I am supposed to do it as I'm new here....If not please let me know! Maggie Deaton

Here are some great books:

I can't read the titles on my phone or mini i-Pad. It really helps if you write out the name or even link the name as well. The covers are useful if I happen to recognise them, like The Thursday Murder Club, which I loved!

Are we voting here, in this thread? If so, I vote for The Thursday Murder Club.

PattyMacDotComma wrote: "I can't read the titles on my phone or mini i-Pad. It really helps if you write out the name or even link the name as well. The covers are useful if I happen to recognise them, like The Thurs..."</i>

Sure. It's [book:The Four Winds, The stand by Stephen King, The Lincoln Lawyer and The Sun Down Motel.

You can also give us your suggestions.

Suren wrote: "PattyMacDotComma wrote: "I can't read the titles on my phone or mini i-Pad. It really helps if you write out the name or even link the name as well. The covers are useful if I happen to recognise t..."

Thanks, Suren. I'll nominate The House in the Cerulean Sea.

PattyMacDotComma wrote: "I can't read the titles on my phone or mini i-Pad. It really helps if you write out the name or even link the name as well. The covers are useful if I happen to recognise them, like [book:The Thurs..."

And the ones I listed, apart from The Thursday Murder Club, are: Crossings by Alex Longdragin, The Astonishing Colour of After by Emily Pan, and The Girl With the Louding Voice by Abi Dare.

Electra wrote: "PattyMacDotComma wrote: "I can't read the titles on my phone or mini i-Pad. It really helps if you write out the name or even link the name as well. The covers are useful if I happen to recognise t..."

Thanks, Electra. When I'm on the laptop, I can hover over the cover and find the titles, but a lot of readers just use phones and tablets now to check updates, so they may not bother to comment if they can't see titles easily - and that's not good!!

PattyMacDotComma wrote: "Suren wrote: "PattyMacDotComma wrote: "I can't read the titles on my phone or mini i-Pad. It really helps if you write out the name or even link the name as well. The covers are useful if I happen ..."

Oh, I just ordered The House in the Cerulean Sea! Hope it's as amazing as it sounds.

Electra wrote: "PattyMacDotComma wrote: "Suren wrote: "PattyMacDotComma wrote: "I can't read the titles on my phone or mini i-Pad. It really helps if you write out the name or even link the name as well. The cover..."

I sent The House in the Cerulean Sea to my sister for Christmas, Electra. She started it, thought it seemed a little grim, but I convinced her to keep going and she LOVED it! You'll see what I mean. There is a big change (for the better) as the main character progresses.

I reviewed it here - no spoilers!
https://www.goodreads.com/review/show...

I vote for The Sundown Motel, probably because I just binge-watched Twin Peaks and it has that noir vibe.

Sundown Motel is going to win. Let's be active in this topic, dear members