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Episode 201: March Madness
Podcast in Death
This episode is kind of all over the place. We were using this one as a kind of rehearsal for our Susan Ericksen episode next week, so we didn’t want to have a super-heavy topic. So we talk about some of the things we’ve been talking about on Facebook recently, […]
In this version of “We Review the Reviews,” we are talking about “Missing in Death,” which was a novella and part of an anthology. The problem with this is that it was never a stand alone book. BUT…there was a stand alone audio recording. This concept was apparently REALLY difficult […]
This week we are giving you Part II of our deep dive into the TVTropes.org website! So many of these tropes are tropes about Eve, a fair amount are about Roarke, but we’re surprised that more of these tropes that fit Rayleen Straffo don’t mention Rayleen Straffo. We get a […]
This week AJ and Tara review “Missing in Death,” the novella that was originally part of the “The Lost” anthology. Both AJ and Tara, for whatever reason, liked this story a lot more this time around. Since most of the novellas up to this point have had some sort of […]
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 […]
Hey, Everyone! We came up with a really interesting topic for you this week! You know how occasionally, Nora talks about movies or tv shows (vids) or stage productions from Eve and Roarke’s time and they know what those things are (well, maybe Eve doesn’t), but those of us reading […]
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 […]
According to the website TVTropes.org, the definition of a trope is: A trope is a storytelling device or convention, a shortcut for describing situations the storyteller can reasonably assume the audience will recognize. Tropes are the means by which a story is told by anyone who has a story to tell. We […]
So many angry men this time around! Not sure why that is, but here we are. We have a man complaining about: “…unbelievable characters, or over-sentimentalized emoting and self-congratulating by the main characters. And the futuristic stuff is just plain silly “You can tell who wrote the book when You […]
