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message 1: by Srivats (new)

Srivats My pick: a beautiful blue death by Charles finch. Hope it's not done earlier :)


message 2: by Bill (new)

Bill (reader53tx) | 26 comments I offer The Crossing Places by Elly Griffiths The Crossing Places (Ruth Galloway, #1) by Elly Griffiths . Maybe the third time is the charm!


message 3: by Valerie (new)

Valerie Brown I noticed Leslie listed Endless Night as one of her choices for the Feb. poll. I would like to carry this suggestion forward for this poll.


message 4: by Jen (new)

Jen (mysterywriter19) | 6 comments A Decent Interval, by Simon Brett


message 5: by Kim (new)

Kim Garza | 3 comments I love the Elly Griffiths series and think it would be great to discuss.


message 6: by Leslie (new)

Leslie | 1664 comments Bill wrote: "I offer The Crossing Places by Elly Griffiths The Crossing Places (Ruth Galloway, #1) by Elly Griffiths. Maybe the third time is the charm!"

Several of us are planning on reading this as a buddy read during March. You are all welcome to join in!


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Bill (reader53tx) | 26 comments Leslie wrote: "Bill wrote: "I offer The Crossing Places by Elly Griffiths The Crossing Places (Ruth Galloway, #1) by Elly Griffiths. Maybe the third time is the charm!"

Several of us are planning ..."


Thanks! I think I will join in.


message 8: by Leslie (new)

Leslie | 1664 comments I just created the thread under 'Discussions'.


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Leslie | 1664 comments Jen wrote: "A Decent Interval, by Simon Brett"

Oh, I was recently talking about Simon Brett - is this a Charles Paris book?


message 10: by Susan (new)

Susan I would like to suggest She's Leaving Home (also published under the title "A Song From Dead Lips), set in 1960's London.


message 11: by Ruth (new)

Ruth | 101 comments Leslie wrote: "Jen wrote: "A Decent Interval, by Simon Brett"

Oh, I was recently talking about Simon Brett - is this a Charles Paris book?"


Yes - Number 18 in the series. Published in 2013. I haven't read any Charles Paris lately, are these latest books in the series still on form?


message 12: by Sharla (last edited Mar 02, 2014 06:39AM) (new)

Sharla I would like to nominate Justice Hall by Laurie R. King.


message 13: by Leslie (new)

Leslie | 1664 comments Jean-Luke wrote: "Since Leslie has started the Elly Griffiths buddy read I don't think I'm going to be including it in the poll. Would be a little pointless to have two threads discussing the same book."

Yes, I agree which is why I mentioned it here.

All these books sound good to me! I will have a hard time choosing :)


message 14: by Kaye (new)

Kaye (momgee) | 23 comments Nominating Red Bones by Ann Cleeves. Love the Shetland setting.


message 15: by Leslie (new)

Leslie | 1664 comments And just in case anyone doesn't know, the poll can be found here:

https://www.goodreads.com/poll/show/9...


message 16: by Kaye (new)

Kaye (momgee) | 23 comments Jean-Luke wrote: "Kaye wrote: "Nominating Red Bones by Ann Cleeves. Love the Shetland setting."

I created the poll on the 5th, Kaye, so unfortunately your nomination was not included..."


Sorry, I'll try to pay more attention to the date. :-)


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