While Colgan’s world-building perfectly captured the Christmas hustle and bustle, her characters sparked more of a tussle, leaving Kaitlyn with the cozy holiday sentiment of, “I wanted to punch everyone in the face.”

On a happier note, keep reading People We Meet on Vacation by Emily Henry, which will be airing on Monday, December 29th!

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MERRY CHRISTMAS and HAPPY HOLIDAYS!

We’re back at it again with another Christmasy B.K. Borison read to kick off the season, but this time with a handsome ghost!

So grab your candy canes, miniature or full sized (your preference) and come hang out with us as we discus all things Nolan and Harriet!

Also, don’t forget to keep reading The Christmas Bookshop, By Jenny Colgan, which will air Monday, December 15th, and People We Meet On Vacation, By Emily Henry, which will air, Monday, December 29th!

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Catchy premise? Check!

High stakes? Check!

Non-predictable plot and characters? Check and Check!

A shaky magic system that still gets lost in translation? Sadly, check.

Join us as we discuss R.F. Kuang’s hefty best selling historical fantasy novel!

Upcoming Reading Schedule:

1. Good Spirits, By B.K. Borison, which will air Monday, December 1st
2. The Christmas Bookshop, By Jenny Colgan, which will air Monday, December 15th
3. People We Meet on Vacation, By Emily Henry, which will air Monday, December 29th

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Not sure how we missed this YA series back in 2015, but we would have been kicking our feet! That being said, it’s 10 years later and we’re left questioning the author’s choice to make these notorious gangsters teenagers.

What did you think?

Also don’t forget to begin reading Babel, by R.F. Kuang, which will air Monday, November 17th and to head over to our instagram to vote for our first book of December, which will air 12/1!

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Hark! Kaitlyn and Kendra carry important thoughts and opinions regarding Rebecca Ross’s latest release!

Guess you’ll have to listen to the episode to hear what they are!

Also don’t forget to keep reading Six of Crows, By Leigh Bardugo, which will air Monday, November 3rd AND to start reading Babel, By R. F. Kuang, which will air Monday, November 17th!

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It’s hard to imagine a book with “Murder” in the title having too much death within its pages, but somehow Osman found a way.

Listen along as Kaitlyn and Kendra work to correctly summarize the major plot points of this adventure while sharing their subtle opinions regarding book one of Osman’s We solve Murders series.

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Do not fear Bartholomew, this episode has no worms in it.

If there’s one thing for certain, Rachel Gillig knows a how to deliver a gothic fantasy, and this time there are even gargoyles!

Listen along and tell us if you love Bartholomew as much as we did.

Also don’t forget to keep reading The Thursday Morning Murder Club, By Richard Osman, which will air on Monday, October 6th!

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We’re finally here to settle this once and for all, this book is not chick-lit or women’s fiction; in actuality, it’s a romance and can also be found under the title Every Summer After;)

Just kidding…kinda. This is definitely a romance AND released well in advance of the novel “Every Summer After” which many believe to be a blatant ripoff of this Christina Lauren book.

Have you read them both? Let us know which one you like best!

Also, don’t forget to keep reading The Knight and the Moth, By Rachel Gillig, which will air Monday, September 22nd, and to head over to our instagram to vote for our first spooky read for October!

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