I'll second A Year in Provence and Beat Not The Bones.

I'll third A Year in Provence. An excellent book, and I'd love an excuse to re-read it.

I'll also second Downbelow Station. I'm sure I read this when it first released, but I'm always game for an excuse to read Cherryh. And here's some links to the book:
Kindle (US) edition.
Audible
Amazon CA (Way overpriced. buy it at the US store.)
Amazon UK
Kobo Canada (seriously overpriced)
B&N (Also way over priced)

Since it is set in Canada I'll third Deja Dead, despite the fact that I've already read it and I have been trying to nominate/vote for books that are new to me. If it is chosen I'll read #5 in the Temperance Brennan series.

I have nothing to add to the nominations, but I do know where my vote(s) will be going.

Of the books that have three nods, I know which ones I am voting for. I'll decide if any others I'll vote for once they get three nods.

I second American Gods.

At 624 pages it's rather long, but American Gods has, in the decade since it first appeared, become an instant classic. With 9 minutes to go before the poll loses, I third Neil Gaiman's American Gods.

The nominations are now closed.

I'll be back shortly with the poll.

The poll has been posted.

Hmmm. I didn't realize this was a shorter nomination period than we used to have and I thought it was still 10 days. Oops. :o

Had I realized that I would have thirded Downbelow Station just to get another option. Downbelow Station looks interesting but I can't get it from my library so I had only been holding off in hopes that something available from my library would get nominated.

Next time I will know better.

Bad me. RTFM or RTFI(nstructions) in this case...

I would pick American Gods by Neil Gaiman.