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Jennifer Thorne joins us to chat about NEWBOURNE PARK, a book that leans heavily on horror tropes, but takes us on a joyride when Martha, a young 26 year old grieving her mother makes a poor choice that literally bites her back in ways she will have to adjust to – depending on the moon phase.

Jonathan Sims of the MAGNUS ARCHIVES chats about THE BURN LINE, a wild ride set during the UK’s post Covid heat wave, where five stranger witness something horrific on the London Underground and must re-connect to regain their memories of what happened and stop it from terrorizing anyone else.

Emily has made her name around home organization, and she is very good at her job. So good that when she becomes fixated on Cap, a beautiful wealthy client, Emily inserts herself seamlessly into Cap’s life, with an intense desire to stay forever. Tanya Grant stopped by to chat about how this book A BEAUTIFUL LIE came to be.

John Mutter, a journalist who covers the book world as editor-in-chief of Shelf Awareness, presents his debut novel FORTUNE AND GLASS, a philosophical spy novel and literary love story about private choices, secret resistance, and the cost of staying human inside a system determined to erase individuality.

Inspired by Agatha Christie’s real-life Detection Club, a murder among a group of golden age mystery writers meets a second chance romance. Jackie McMahon discusses THE CLOAK AND DAGGER CLUB!

A witch hired to ethically haunt a small-town B&B instead finds herself spellbound by her non-magical client in this cozy and enchanting sapphic romance. Isabel Sterling shares WITH ALL MY HAUNTED HEART!

Jennifer Sears shares WHAT MENNONITE GIRLS ARE GOOD FOR, a gorgeous debut collection of eleven connected short stories following a Mennonite minister’s daughter named Ruthie as she transitions from childhood faith to religious doubt.

Oscar Rios, founder of Golden Goblin Press joined us to chat about how he turned his love of cosmic horror into a creative body of work writing mods and scenerios for the Call of Cthulhu RPG series.

Gary Goldstein returns to the show to discuss CANINE CUSTODY, which follows Layla and Franklin as they negotiate their divorce and a bitter custody battle for their dog, Betty (who you better believe is a POV character).

E. Madison Shimoda discusses her translation of WELCOME TO THE KOKORO CAT CLINIC, the third book in the cozy hit I’LL PRESCRIBE YOU A CAT series! We discuss our love of cats and translating the textures of everyday life in Japan onto the page.

Professors Lee Kuhnle & Nathan Radke present UNCOVER UP: HOW TO THINK CLEARLY IN AN AGE OF CONSPIRACIES, an urgent exploration of how conspiratorial thinking, misinformation, and anti-intellectualism take hold and spread, with suggestions for how to see the truth through the noise.

Beauty doesn’t fade. It feeds. Alma Katsu returns to the show to discuss INCARNATE, a brilliant and disturbing remix of Oscar Wilde’s THE PICTURE OF DORIAN GRAY for the age of internet start-ups and generative AI.

In the dangerous magical city of Wickhills, a streetwise secret agent is tasked with protecting a foreign defector from his pursuers... even at the threat of war. Premee Mohamed returns to the show to discuss her epic spy fantasy.

A grumpy rock star and a joyful children’s show creator revive television magic in this cozy small-town romance. Julie Olivia shares her standalone romance, LOVE FELT LIKE THIS!

A group of childhood friends are pulled back together as adults to relive a game they’d played before their lives changed forever. Sarah Maria Griffin joins us to chat about the trap that is nostalgia in her newest novel, STRANGE IS THE LIGHT.