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message 1: by Bionic Jean (new)

Bionic Jean (bionicjean) | 2930 comments Mod
Which English Mystery would you like to read with us in November? This time is it the turn of a golden age mystery, so please suggest something from before about 1960.


message 2: by Bionic Jean (new)

Bionic Jean (bionicjean) | 2930 comments Mod
Let's have some nominations please 😊


message 3: by Bionic Jean (new)

Bionic Jean (bionicjean) | 2930 comments Mod
Which golden age mystery novel would you like to read with us next?


message 4: by Neer (new)

Neer Impact of Evidence by Carol Carnac.


message 5: by Bionic Jean (new)

Bionic Jean (bionicjean) | 2930 comments Mod
Thanks Neer!


message 7: by Bionic Jean (new)

Bionic Jean (bionicjean) | 2930 comments Mod
Let's have another nomination.


message 9: by Jessica (new)

Jessica | 18 comments The unread book next to my chair right now is Behold, Here's Poison by Georgette Heyer so I will nominate that if it qualifies!


message 10: by Kelly (new)

Kelly (sunny_reader_girl) | 40 comments I'd like to nominate Miss Silver Deals With Death.


message 11: by Bionic Jean (new)

Bionic Jean (bionicjean) | 2930 comments Mod
Fantastic nominations, thanks all! We have enough for a poll now, or could squeeze one more in ...


message 12: by Kelly (last edited Oct 06, 2024 01:37PM) (new)

Kelly (sunny_reader_girl) | 40 comments I have a question regarding nominations. I nominated one that is the 6th in a series, so we're okay with not nominating the first in a series? I know many of them could be stand alones and it's not necessary to read the previous books to jump right in anywhere.


message 13: by Bionic Jean (last edited Oct 06, 2024 03:04PM) (new)

Bionic Jean (bionicjean) | 2930 comments Mod
Yes, if that's the case Kelly, it's fine! Often the best books in a series are not the first ones, so we just do our best, and trust that if someone knows it is not a standalone, they will say!


message 14: by Jessica (last edited Oct 07, 2024 07:47AM) (new)

Jessica | 18 comments In that case, I should probably point out that Behold, Here's Poison is in a series and is not the first book. However, I have read the earlier books in the series and although they were good, they had nothing whatever to do with each other.

I do think Superintendent Hannasyde, who made his appearance in Death in the Stocks is going to stick for the remainder of the series.

In fact, I would be happy to change my nomination to the first Hannasyde book Death in the Stocks. I just finished it recently but would love to discuss it! I leave it to the moderator to decide.


message 15: by Bionic Jean (last edited Oct 07, 2024 08:10AM) (new)

Bionic Jean (bionicjean) | 2930 comments Mod
We haven't had either as a group read, Jessica, so I'm happy to go with your latter thought. Then if it's really popular, we can read the other one(s) at some point. Thanks for your perspective on this.

Thanks all! The poll is now posted LINK HERE


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