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Original Title: The Mulligan
ISBN: 0974637025 (ISBN13: 9780974637020)
Edition Language: English
Literary Awards: Next Generation Indie Book Awards Nominee for General Fiction/Novel (2008)
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The Mulligan Paperback | Pages: 586 pages
Rating: 4.02 | 332 Users | 42 Reviews

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Title:The Mulligan
Author:Nathan Jorgenson
Book Format:Paperback
Book Edition:Anniversary Edition
Pages:Pages: 586 pages
Published:October 1st 2007 by Flat Rock Publishing
Categories:Westerns. Fiction. Adult. Drama

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Living a life of quite desperation, Joe Mix takes a mulligan (a restart) and leaves his wife and successful dentistry practice of 25 years for nothing in particular. He just wants to get away. The reader gets to go along on his journey of rediscovery of himself. The journey takes him from Minn. to Montana. He meets a real cast of characters, which for me is the strength of the story. Joe is basically looking for happiness and to bring meaning to his life. He learns that the rich man ain’t the one who has the most; he’s the one that needs the least. One of my favorite quotes is by his friend Marsh when he tells Joe that in Montana you can buy great literature for $.40 a pound. Good story.”

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Ratings: 4.02 From 332 Users | 42 Reviews

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Not a book I would have picked up, but it was recommended by a good friend who's opinion I value. I'm glad she suggested it.

Depressing start but storytelling improves when he gets out of town. Some quotable lines and quirky characters.

Very good as a Minnesota author. Loved the references to Rochester and other Minnesota areas. Looking forward to other books by this author.

Excellent, I could not put it down. Best understood by anyone over 40, however it does teach that your goals in life can change, and that it is only yourself you have to live with, either happily or not. Up to you. GREAT book.

Depressing and slow start, but gets better when he leaves town. Great for some one who loves the outdoors and fishing and golf.

I like the characters that Mr. Jorgensen develops. You love them in spite of their flaws. Joe Mix takes the risk and walks away from his life in search of himself. And the adventure begins...

Have not been able to read this book. I am not interested in finishing the book either. I am sure that it is a good book, if you are in the mood for it, but I am not into it at all. What really turned me off was the five plus pages talking about FISHING!