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Episode 233: A Book About Love? We Review "Devoted in Death"
Podcast in Death
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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 […]
In this episode, we talk about all the “Creative Threats” that Eve has given to different people in the series. We love them, but we do think there are less of them lately, or else they’re a bit softer? We wonder if maybe Nora has decided to back off on […]
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 […]
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 […]
Here we go, everyone, with our We Review the Reviews episode for “Desperation in Death” by J.D. Robb! Since this is such a new book, there’s not the amount of reviews to choose from that we have with other titles. Still, we find some doozies.
In this episode of Podcast in Death we are going to be reviewing the latest book by J.D. Robb: “Desperation in Death.” So, if you haven’t read this one yet, you may want to skip over this episode, because the book WILL be spoiled for you! Also, we know that […]
This is a very procedure-heavy book! There is a LOT to talk about, including the very controversial (for some) ending. Because of this, we’re bringing you a 2 and a half hour episode! In this one, Eve finds herself faced with a murder that looks very familiar: the victim has […]
