A Good Thriller discussion

The time has come to choose your book selections for your October 2023 read in the PIFM challenge.

The rules are:-

* You can choose any number of books. A minimum of two and up to a maximum of 10.

* Please, only ONE MESSAGE per member. That means NO REPLYING or CHATTING in this thread.

* Once you have made your selections and posted, when your votes start to come in you can then add your votes cast by other members beneath your book titles ie the following might be how my list would look:-

We Begin At The End - Chris Whitaker
x 1 - Janet

The Buried - Sharon J Bolton
x 1 - Sean
x 1 - Agnieszka

How you post is your choice, you can link, do pictures, the above is just an example. The key is that you stick with the one message and update it as the votes come in. Your list can be placed when the October 2023 threads go up.

Think I'll go for some true crime in October!

Careless Whispers: The Award-Winning True Account of the Horrific Lake Waco Murders by Carlton Stowers

Sophie, Christine

Blood and Money: The Classic True Story of Murder, Passion, and Power by Thomas Thompson

Strangers on a Bridge: The Case of Colonel Abel and Francis Gary Powers by James B. Donovan

Cyberspies: The Secret History of Surveillance, Hacking, and Digital Espionage by Gordon Corera

The Sword & the Shield: The Mitrokhin Archive & the Secret History of the KGB by Christopher Andrew

Spooky reads (mostly) for spooky season!

1. The Saturday Night Ghost Club by Craig Davidson
2. Sleeping Beauties by Stephen King
3. Creature by Flint Maxwell
4. Ring by Koji Suzuki
5. Ghost Story by Peter Straub Kirsten (1)
6. Hell House by Richard Matheson Christine (1)
7. A Court of Wings and Ruin by Sarah J Maas

Primarily historical fiction -

Sarum: The Novel of England

Tapestry

Shadow Woman

River God

Private Vegas

Here’s my list of books