Greetings, book sluts, and welcome to a spanking new edition of Peckerwood's Book Club. You know what that means, right? Tell us what you're reading, what you love and what you loath! Ready-set-go! Meanwhile, I don't know about you, but after I read a book that's great, or even just good, I recommend it to friends casually, not insistently; if we happen to be talking about books or authors, I'll mention it. But on occasion, I’ll pester them to read it  immediately , and for a variety of reasons. Sometimes it's just so fantastic that I have to let everyone know now-now-now. This isn't often. Other times, it's a really good read and I can tell it’s going to be turned into a movie and potentially ruined. "Read it before it becomes a bloated, multi-part Netflix limited series starring Millie Bobby Brown," I'll say. This usually does the trick. Such is the case with "Twice" by Mitch Album , in which a man who's  accused of stealing...