This week, while Tara is away, AJ and Jen give recommendations for Nora Roberts books that you can read if you are an “In Death” fan and haven’t read any (or very much) Nora Roberts.
Here we are again, folks, with another “We Review the Reviews!” This time we review the reviews of “Purity in Death!” So many BS reviews for this book including: questioning whether Nora Roberts actually wrote the book, Nora “made social commentary throughout that was either annoying or incredibly bigoted,” the […]
This week, AJ, Jen and Tara are on vacation, so we are re-playing an episode that we recorded with Heidi and Emily of the podcast “Romancing the Shelf”!! However, while they (wisely) cut out all the superfluous and boring parts of our recording, we have kept all that in! For […]
This week on our show we’re talking about Tara’s favorite subject: sorting people into their Hogwarts houses! Which house would Eve and Roarke be in? Who’s a Gryffindor, Hufflepuff, Ravenclaw, and Slytherin? Who’s a Muggle? Who’s a Squib? Find out what we think in this episode!
AJ and Jen are on their own again this week and because we both read Nora Roberts’ “Legacy,” we decided to break from our normal podcast and do a review of a Nora Roberts book! Let us say up front, that when it comes to characters and dialog and cute […]
Does Roarke have a first name? Will Eve and Roarke have a baby? Is Eve’s father really her father? Is he still alive? Does Roarke wear boxers or briefs? When does Eve have time to shave her legs? Is Eve turning into a dirty cop? Is Roarke pussywhipped/circumcised/too perfect? Does […]
In this episode, we talk about a subject suggested by listener Mary, who called the number: The people that intimidate Eve. There are really only a few people that we know of that intimidate Eve: Mrs. Whitney, Trina and Mira’s Admin. We talk about the reasons why she may be […]
Here we are again with another “We Review the Reviews Episode” where we find out that: people need to pay more attention when reading a book set in the future, nobody gets away with calling John Keats “stupid,” Eve is horrible for needing extra care, and Roarke is horrible for […]
You know how you’ll be listening to the radio or iTunes or Spotify, or whatever music service you have, and a song will come on and you will immediately think about Eve and Roarke? Or, Peabody and McNab? Or you think, “I could see Mavis doing a cover of this […]
