You might want to set a few friendly ground rules in the beginning of this partnership. For example, it is probably best for your book group members to purchase only Kindle books via their individual Kindles only. The only person who needs full access to the Amazon account should be the actual owner. Gift certificates are certainly the easiest way to pay up for purchases. The actual owner of the account will always receive a message right away when a purchase is made and can keep track of things easily. I think it would also help to keep the group, if it isn't family, as small as possible.
For Kindle devices, each member of your little group needs to have the Kindle software installed and signed on to the Amazon account you all agree to use. Hey! It works here! And it is a lot easier to deal with than trying to find out which books Amazon has made available for "sharing." We are really sharing. The only other thing I would suggest is to make sure your little reading group is close, and only one of you actually owns the Amazon account to be used
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