The Seasonal Reading Challenge discussion

15.2 -- Two Plus Two
Read TWO books by authors whose initials can be put together to form a four letter word. If an author uses 3 names or initials, any letters may be used to make up the 4 letter word. Example: Nora Roberts and Molly O'Keefe = NORM, J.R.R. Tolkein and Erin Kellison = JERK. In order to count, the 4 letter word must appear in the Official Scrabble Players Dictionary. Required: State the 4 letter word made when you post.

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Sweet Tooth - Ian McEwan

The Stockholm Octavo - Karen Engelmann

Word = Mike

The Bourne Sanction - Eric Van Lustbader

To Play with Fire: One Woman's Remarkable Odyssey - Tova Mordechai

Both of these books have been on my TBR a long time.

Word - MELT

Chocolate SOS by Sue Limb
If Today Be Sweet: A Novel by Thrity Umrigar
Word (pardon my language) SLUT

i'm assuming if a book is written by 2 authors - such as The Blood Gospel (James Rollins and Rebecca Cantrell) - i can use a combo of those 4 letters, plus 2 from a second author - or is it only the name that shows when you hover over the link (in this case James Rollins)

Claire wrote: "Sweet Tooth - Ian McEwan

The Stockholm Octavo - Karen Engelmann

Word = Mike"

Great choices, Claire!

Bea wrote: "The Bourne Sanction - Eric Van Lustbader

To Play with Fire: One Woman's Remarkable Odyssey - Tova Mordechai

Both of these books have been on my TBR a long time.

Word - MELT"

Hope you like them, Bea! (And if this stupid autocorrect doesn't stop changing your name to Be A, I'm going to have a fit! ;-))

Aleksandra wrote: "Chocolate SOS by Sue Limb
If Today Be Sweet: A Novel by Thrity Umrigar
Word (pardon my language) SLUT"

LOL... that works, Aleksandra!

Dee wrote: "i'm assuming if a book is written by 2 authors - such as The Blood Gospel (James Rollins and Rebecca Cantrell) - i can use a combo of those 4 letters, plus 2 from a second author - or is it only th..."

You can use any combination of the letters J, R, or C plus another letter (or 2) from the second book's author to make your 4 letter word.