Nominations for December Fiction group read > Likes and Comments

It's time to post our nominations for a book to choose for our December Fiction group read! I'll edit this post to keep track of the nominations and suggestions.

1. Onion Eaters by J.P. Donleavy
2. Silent Water by P.K. Adams --seconded.
3. Weyward by Emilia Hart
4. Sackett's Land by Louis L'Amour

I nominate The Onion Eaters
It is the story of an American who inherits an Irish castle, and the bizarre events that occur when he takes possession.

I nominate :

Silent Water by P.K. Adams

It's a murder mystery set in 16th century Reign of Poland at Christmas time

I would like to nominate Weyward by Emila Hart.

Weyward is a historical novel novel that interweaves the stories of three extraordinary women across five centuries, all connected by blood, a mysterious power rooted in nature, and their resilience in the face of patriarchal oppression.

Tiziana wrote: "I nominate :

Silent Water by P.K. Adams

It's a murder mystery set in 16th century Reign of Poland at Christmas time"

This sounds awesome! Thank you for suggesting it.

I second it.

Barb and I recently started reading Sackett's Land by Louis L'Amour, but because we read slowly, I expect we'll still be reading it well into December. So, since this is the last day for nominations and they're still a bit skimpy, I'll nominate this book. (L'Amour is popularly associated with his Westerns --and did write a great many of those-- but this particular book is historical fiction, beginning in England in 1599.)

The poll is now up and ready for voting, here: https://www.goodreads.com/poll/show/3... . Nominations are now closed, so I'll close this thread to further comments.