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Episode 155: We Review “Missing in Death”
Podcast in Death
This week we review the reviews of “Kindred in Death.” As we know it was hard for us to read, so you can only imagine how hard it was for people who write bad reviews. The number of times we say that people are just dumb is off the charts […]
Hi, Everyone! In this episode, we are reviewing “Kindred in Death,” which, to be honest, is pretty graphic in comparison to a lot of the other books in this series. The first murder is a very brutal rape/murder and Nora added a lot of detail, so it’s really hard to […]
This week we’re talking about our favorite party moments! Tara’s is the time at Mavis’ party in “Rapture in Death” where Roarke assaults Jess Barrow because Jess Barrow is a dick. AJ’s favorite party moment is when Eve and Roarke go to Nadine’s housewarming in “Connections in Death” where Nadine […]
We’re back with more “We Review the Reviews!” This time, we are reviewing the reviews of “Strangers in Death.” There were a couple of things that people really hated about this book: People feel like Nora “plagiarized” Hitchcock with this book. People feel like “Eve Dallas is a total heartless […]
Hi, Everyone! This week we are talking about “Strangers in Death,” Nora’s homage to “Strangers on a Train.” It’s an interesting book with some really great character interactions. AJ suggests that the main theme for this book is “payback.” Paying back a debt, or owing someone for services rendered. The […]
This week, we talk about what our listeners say are the most shocking scenes in the series!
Here we are again with another We Review the Reviews episode, this time for “Origin in Death!” These reviews are odd, because there were very few One Star reviews. We do have one, but most of the reviews are 2 to 5 Stars. But never fear! There are a lot […]
“Origin in Death” is a book that is really jam-packed with great stuff to read! It’s got probably one of the most insane plots in this whole series, that has a lot of heavy moral questions attached to it. And in the midst of that, we get Roarke’s entire Irish […]
This is a LONG one, everyone! It’s also been a LONG week, so, this review of “Abandoned in Death” is kind of all over the place. This is a bit of a departure for Nora, and at times seems more like a traditional Nora Roberts than a J.D. Robb. But, we […]
