The Jones book gives a solid introduction to the typical hold em games. The Carson book (mine) steps that up a notch and gives extensive coverage of how to deal with games that aren't so typical.
Once you've read these two books a couple of times I suggest a copy of
Sklansky doesn't really add much to what you'll find in the Jones and Carson books, but it's a concise summary of the general poker tools you need to keep in your arsenal at all times. In fact, until you've been playing a few years I'd suggest going back through this Sklansky book every 6 months or so.
Then a couple of books that are loaded with more specific, tough hold 'em situations are
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