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Episode 198:Hear Me Out: We Fan Cast "In Death" Villains
Podcast in Death
Hello, Everyone! We’re back with another episode of “We Review the Reviews,” but with a twist: One of the reviews is by our own AJ! And we discover what a pretentious asshole she is! Fun! The rest of the reviews are predictable:Â The book is “a “sex” read with a […]
Most of you will recall that when we spoke with Listener Dana in Episode 97, she suggested we get in touch with one of her favorite authors, Allison Brennan! We did that, and we are so glad we did, because Allison is just amazing! She’s written over 40 books, been […]
Hey Everyone!! Happy 100th Episode!! And it’s been quite a ride so far!! As many of you know, we asked our listeners to give us their favorite moments from the show, and we got tons of responses! So using those responses, we put together this show full of your favorite […]
In this episode, we talk about “Memory in Death.” In this one, It’s Christmas time, and Eve comes face-to-face with one of her former foster parents, Trudy Lombard, who has come to town to shake Roarke down for money. Seeing Trudy again shocks Eve and throws her off her stride. […]
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 […]
This week we talk about some of. the most controversial books of the “In Death” series and why they are so controversial.
“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 […]
The constant back and forth insult wars that Eve and Summerset have been carrying on over the last 50+ books is a staple of the whole series. They used to do it because there was very clearly an animosity between them. But after a while, they started to actually care […]
