Last night we held the third virtual crime book club via Zoom. We discussed Three Hours by Rosamund Lupton. It was an excellent meeting. There were fourteen members present, including some new faces, which is great. As a group we are gradually growing. I really enjoyed the evening. If you want to check out the…
Virtual Crime Book Club – This Month’s Read…
Friday 24th April 2020 and day 32 of the Coronavirus lockdown. The voting is finished and we have a winner for this month’s virtual crime book club read. And that is; Blood Orange by Harriet Tyce Alison has it all. A doting husband, adorable daughter, and a career on the rise – she’s just been…
Virtual Crime Book Club – Video! And Voting Again!
Tuesday 21st April 2020 and day 29 of the Coronavirus lockdown. Well, last night saw the first meeting of the virtual crime book club on Zoom. On the whole it went really well, but there were a couple of hiccups that spoiled it a little. The email software I used to send the meeting room…
Virtual Crime Book Club – Choose Your Book!
Last week I wrote a post explaining that I was restarting the virtual crime book club again. You can read the details of that book club HERE. Today you can choose the book you want to read for our first meeting. There are five to choose from. Going forward I will take suggestions from members…
September's Crime Book – The Silent Wife by A.S.A. Harrison
Last night we held the second Google+ Hangout crime book club meeting. I was, yet again, incredibly anxious about it. Until it becomes a little more established, I think nerves will be a regular precursor to the book club. I was terrified that no-one was going to turn up, that I was going to be…
September’s Crime Book – The Silent Wife by A.S.A. Harrison
Last night we held the second Google+ Hangout crime book club meeting. I was, yet again, incredibly anxious about it. Until it becomes a little more established, I think nerves will be a regular precursor to the book club. I was terrified that no-one was going to turn up, that I was going to be…