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  Nominations for Book Discussions

  Okay, since everyone seems interested in a monthly book read, I guess we'll give it a try. How about we start our first book discussion in July? I figure that will give us a chance to choose a book, get it and read it. We can start the discussion on July 15th.
  
  So, let's start the nomination process. The books can be any cozy mystery (preferably with a cat, but that's not mandatory). List your nominations in this thread and then I'll gather all the nominations and we'll vote.
  
  

  Yvonne473 started this discussion 5 months ago. ( reply )

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  Yvonne473 

  Okay, I guess I'll start...
  
  Catnapped by Gabrielle Herkert
  The description on Amazon is...
  
  Nine lives go fast...
  
  Legal investigator Sara Townley's not feeling too good about her recent Vegas wedding to a Navy SEAL she barely knows, and her assignment to the case of a missing cat-despite the fur ball's multimillion dollar inheritance-only confirms that her life is in the litter box.
  
  When the Navy man comes home from active service to make good on his vows, and a rendezvous with an informant puts Sara face to face with a dead body, her personal and professional lives suddenly get serious-and she'll need a sharp survival instinct to make it out alive.
  
  It's the first book in the Animal Instinct Mystery series.

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    sunshinegirl 

    Works for me, I can order it through Amazon then :)
    Thanks for finding something for us!

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  doughgirl5562 

  I would be very happy with Catnapped. It's already on my TBR Mountain :-)
  
  I would also like to nominate a book that is NOT a mystery, but is one of my top 10 books: The Bachelor's Cat by L.F. Hoffman. This is a wonderful novella about a starving artist (the bachelor) who adopts a bedraggled cat that he finds outside his door in the rain one day - and how he learns the real meaning of love through that cat.
  
  The Bachelor's Cat is a book that can be a little hard to find, so I don't recommend it for our first group read - but it would be a great group read a few months down the road to give people a chance to get the book.

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    Yvonne473 

    I have that book and I got it recently through PBS. That might be fun to read at some point - maybe our second discussion?
    
    I will accept nominations through Sunday. If no one else makes any other nominations, then we can start with Catnapped.
    

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    sunshinegirl 

    I would love to read this as our 2nd book as well!!

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  Yvonne473 

  It looks good! I've been dying to read it.
  

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