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Old 11-16-2011, 05:43 PM   #26
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Originally Posted by nook2 View Post
So, my wife and I both recently got back into reading thanks to our Nooks. I seem to get through books more quickly than she does but I thought it might be fun to have a little two person book club.
Any recommendations for series or individual books for husband and wife?
This is so funny - my husband and I are doing the same thing! (at least when we can agree on books
I just got him a Kindle because I could no longer handle him buying a hard back book when I had the same book on my Kindle!! He is kinda set in his ways, wanting an actual BOOK and all! geez.

Anyway, getting back to the question at hand.
We are into our second book in our "book club". Both by John Hart.
I very highly recommend the first one we read - "The King of Lies". A great book - murder mystery set in the south with tons of family angst. One of those can't put down books!
The second one, which we are almost through, is "Down River". Although the reviews for this one said it was even better than the other, neither one of us agrees with that. Oh, it's good (we like mysteries), but not a 'can't put down' book. It's very well written (except for a few OCR glitches). Mr. Hart has quite a talent stringing words together and painting pictures.

Oh, another one came to mind - "Mudbound" by Hilary Jordan.
Family struggles in Mississippi after WW2 - men returning from war, etc.
(It is actually a lot better than I make it sound! Good story and writing!



Give them a try. Hope you like them.
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