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Episode 234: We Talk About Our LOL Moments
Podcast in Death
We’re back with another We Review the Reviews, this time for “Reunion”! We learn so much with these reviews like: Eve Dallas is no Stephanie Plum, There’s no sex in this book, there’s too much sex in this book as well as “Bad, Bad, Language,” and Roarke says weird shit […]
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 […]
With these reviews, we learn a lot in this episode, including: Sex scenes are “done to death,” Susan Ericksen is an amazing reader, and if you don’t think so, maybe YOU are the Worst. Reader. Ever. Some readers found this book Boring, Boring. Regular Nora Roberts novels have little to […]
Even though this book is very short, a LOT happens in a short time. We find out some details about Roarke’s father, and there’s a chance that Patrick Roarke was in Dallas at the same time that Eve’s father was. Is that too much of a coincidence? Maybe, but we […]
This book is about a crazy Handmaids Tale-like cult. This is about power and control, but it’s also about freedom, mostly because a lot of what happened in this book happened because of people trying to get out from under that power and control or… trying to find, get or […]
Those of you who have listened to this show from the beginning will know that from episode one, a goal of this podcast was to eventually be able to talk with Susan Ericksen since both AJ and Tara are such huge fans of her work. This week, it happened!!! As […]
On this episode we talk about a topic that was suggested by listener Jennifer when she CALLED THE NUMBER!! “Eve-isms” are the things that Eve says where she’s maybe mixing metaphors or not understanding pop culture references. Though, lately, Eve has said that she might be mixing metaphors or other […]
We review “Midnight in Death.” This is J.D. Robb’s first “In Death” novella. We’re a bit disappointed in it because we want it to be a full length novel! We love the gift giving, we love that Summerset and Eve have called a truce for Christmas, and how Galahad murdered […]
Throughout the years that we have been members of this fandom, we have seen every criticism of the “In Death” series that could possibly be written. In this podcast we read some of the recent reviews of “Shadows in Death” and address some of these criticisms.
