Thriller & Suspense Reading Challenge 2010

What better way to make sure you’re reading a variety of books than to join a reading challenge! As we wrap up 2009, it’s time to start thinking about reading goals for the new year. My first 2010 reading challenge is to read TWELVE Thriller & Suspense novels. Broken down, I need to read at least 1 book a month in this genre. Book Chick City is hosting this challenge and if you’re looking to participate in some reading challenges, why not join us here?

Here are the details:

Timeline: 01 Jan 2010 – 31 Dec 2010

Rules: To read TWELVE (12) thrillers in 2010

Details:

• You don’t have to select your books ahead of time, you can just add them as you go. Also if you do list them upfront then you can change them, nothing is set in stone! The books you choose can crossover into other challenges you have on the go.
• If you decide to participate in this challenge please use the links I have set up below with the buttons to post on your sidebar, this way others can find their way back to this post and join in the fun.
• If you decide to join this challenge be sure to create a post telling others, please make sure you add a link back to this post so others can join in.
• You can join anytime between now and the later part of the next year.
• There will be a place for you to link your reviews, but this is optional.

For more details and to add your blog link, go to Book Chick City’s Suspense & Thriller 2010 Reading Challenge post.

Here are the books I’ve chosen so far that have been sitting on my to be read shelf way too long. As I read them I’ll update this post. There will be a link back to this post on my Reading Challenge Page.

1. The DaVinci Code by Dan Brown
2. Angels and Demons by Dan Brown
3. Symbols by Dan Brown
4. Silence of the Lambs by Thomas Harris
5. Hannibal by Thomas Harris
6. Red Dragon by Thomas Harris
7. The Book of Air and Shadows by Michael Gruber
8. A Density of Souls by Christopher Rice
9. The Physick Book of Deliverance Dane by Katherine Howe
10. The Thirteenth Tale by Diane Setterfield