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A Book Lovers Podcast.Listen in as Rachael and Kristia, two long distance besties, chat about the books they've been loving recently.Warning: your TBR may be in danger!Music: www.purple-planet.com Sound Effects: www.zapslat.com
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We've got two books this month about missing kids, presumed dead. With no planning by us, our two books are eerily similar. Kids vanish without a trace. The cops and adults are no use. Amateur sleuths are on the case trying to figure out what really happened. Neither of us have finished our books at the time of the recording, and we have no solids causes on the truth. Listen in and let us know if you can solve it.
It's still too hot to read outside. Thankfully we've got some thrillers to keep us chilled and indoors. Murders galore. Sleuthing. Useless cops. We've got it all. Books DiscussedThe Anniversary by Alex FinlayIts Not Her by Mary Kubica
Summer is officially here and man is it getting toasty where we live. Maybe that's why we've got two books where you can't quite trust the narrator as they tell their tale. Are they telling us the truth, is it all make believe, we're putting them in the hot seat to find out.Books Discussed:Butterfly Garde by Dot HutchinsonMad Mabel by Sally Hepworth
This month is accidently all about the moms. One book is about a mom whose son is the prime suspect in the disappearance of his school bully. The other is about a trad wife who wakes up on the 1800s and can finally live out her life the old school way she always talks about on her socials. What wouldn't a mom do for their kid?Books Discussed:All The Other Moms Hate Me by Sarah HarmanYesteryear by Caro Claire Burke
We all told not to judge a book by its cover, and yet we do it anyway. This month both books are bright colors that draw the eye. And thankfully the pages within match up with expectations. An island stuck in 1994 and a woman who moves states to be closer to the man accused on multiple murders that she's been writing letters to. Books Discussed:Dead Eleven by Jimmy Juliano Love Letters to a Serial Killer by Tasha Coryell
Coming at cha with two thrillers that'll have you doing anything you can to sneak in another page or another 10 minutes of audio.Ms. Freida got Rachael again, with a domestic thriller of a woman who's too smart for her own good. Kristia's book will have you questioning what is reality and if anything is real or not anymore. Books Discussed:Dear Debbie by Freida McFaddenThe Patient by Jason DeWitt
Turns out the false Spring got to us in February, so apologizes dear night owls, for the delayed episode!This episode we've got two high school aged main characters. One's in a cult, and one joins a secret society at her school, so same same. We've got magic, secrets, questionable truths, and stories of survival.Books Discussed:Ledgenborn by Tracy DeonnThe Scared Life of Minnow Bly by Stephanie Oakes
Hey Night Owls! It's officially 2026, and while life may be a dumpster fire right now, we at least have books! For the two of us, January was a hit! One high fantasy, one domestic thriller that hit the big screens. Yeah, escaping into books was a good start for us. Books Discussed:The Housemaid by Frieda McFaddenThe Will of the Many by James Islington
A Book Lovers Podcast.Listen in as Rachael and Kristia, two long distance besties, chat about the books they've been loving recently.Warning: your TBR may be in danger!Music: www.purple-planet.com Sound Effects: www.zapslat.com
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