The Virtual Crime Book Club discussed Attica Locke’s Bluebird Bluebird last night. The majority of the group loved the book and agreed they would read the next book in the series. To watch the meeting click on the video below, but be warned, it does contain spoilers. So please don’t watch if you haven’t yet…
Virtual Crime Book Club – January’s book
The vote is complete. It was a draw between three books. Each book getting three votes each. In the case of a draw I step in and cast a vote, which I don’t normally do. I leave the book choices to club members. Only casting a vote when there is a draw in voting. So…
Virtual Crime Book Club – Video and Voting
Last night the virtual crime book club discussed The Lincoln Lawyer by Michael Connelly. Overall it was a well received book. There were discussions on the likability of the main character Mickey Haller and what this means to a story. If you want to watch the discussion you can view it below, but beware there…
Virtual Crime Book Club – December’s Book
The voting has finished and it was a draw between three books. In the case of a draw I step in and cast a vote. You will see, if you go back and check the votes, that some people cast two votes. What I do when I’m working out the scores is take the first…
Virtual Crime Book Club – Video and Voting!
Last night we met up and discussed Rivers of London by Ben Aaronovitch. A very different book compared to the crime books we’ve read so far. It was a surprising success, with the majority of the group having enjoyed the book. You can watch the meeting on the video below. Beware, the video might contain…
Virtual Crime Book Club – November’s Read
The votes have been counted and without needing a recount I can say that this month’s book is; Rivers of London by Ben Aaronovitch My name is Peter Grant and until January I was just probationary constable in that mighty army for justice known to all right-thinking people as the Metropolitan Police Service (and as…
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