Sunday, August 9, the spin number was selected, and it was 18. Number 18 on my list is: The Beast Must Die by Nicholas Blake.
This is the 4th book in the Nigel Strangeways series and is considered by many to be a crime fiction classic. The author was British Poet Laureate (1968-72) and novelist Cecil Day Lewis, writing as Nicholas Blake. A young boy is killed in a hit-and-run accident. His father plans to discover the identity of the driver and get his revenge.
I had just blogged recently about wanting to read this book soon, so now I will get my chance. The "deadline" to read and review the book is September 30th, so I will probably wait until September to start reading it. I want to focus on my 20 Books of Summer list until the end of August.
12 comments:
Oh, I hope that you'll enjoy this one, Tracy. I think it's a really interesting case, and it has some fascinating psychology, in my opinion. I'll be looking forward to your thoughts on this.
Margot, I think I will enjoy this one. I have read other books in the series but this one seems to be a bit different.
Just read this, Tracy, so will be interested to know what you think!
I really enjoyed this one and like everyone else I am excited to hear your thoughts on it.
Christine, I don't know why I have waited so long to read this, and I am looking forward to it.
Kate, I am glad to hear that you liked this book. I hope it lives up to its reputation.
Tracy, I'm joining #ccspin nr 24....after a hiatus.
Nr 18 is a crime fiction!! Deacon King Kong by James McBride (published 2020)
What are the odds....I'm back into CF!
Nancy, Deacon King Kong sounds like an interesting book, and I look forward to hearing your opinion of it. I had seen the cover of this book before but know little about the author. Some of his other books sound good also.
I am one of the very few who do not think highly of the book. I am eager to know your reaction to it, Tracy:)
Neeru, I knew I remembered that someone had said that recently and now I remember. Well, I will find out soon enough.
Glad you got a book you are looking forward to in the spin. I did as well and will be reading Turn of the Screw this time.
Thanks, Mary. I have always been afraid to read The Turn of the Screw, but it is relatively short and I should just read it and see what I think.
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