Carrie examines the reality of working low-wage jobs in the United States in her review of On the Clock. If you've ever wondered what it's like to work for an Amazon distribution center, this is the book for you!

Erline reviews Stephen King's latest book... The Institute... and she is not impressed. 

We all agreed the book would be much better if it was rewritten to include Samuel L. Jackson and told from his perspective.

Kevin Troller is back to review an inspirational true story about a man who undergoes a complicated procedure to regain his sight. 

Carrie reviews two books that cover the Harvey Weinstein story from very different angles and sources.

Chazley recommends not one, but three spooky titles that will get the whole family in the mood for Halloween festivities. Hear her take on Skeleton Hiccups, Small Spaces and The Screaming Staircase in our triple feature. 

Katie reviews 14 by Peter Clines and Lesley reviews The Ballad of Black Tom by Victor LaValle in a two for one scary story special.  

Sam returns to review another horror book from his favorite author, John Ajvide Lindqvist. The book in question is Handling the Undead as well as a brief review of a story from Let the Old Dreams Die. The creature feature for this episode are zombies, with a few unique twists. 

Erline reviews what might be her favorite horror author of all time in this episode... and spoiler alert, he isn't Stephen King!

Sam reviews a rather... chill post-apocalyptic novel where people are zombiefied by nostalgia.

Jamie reviews two books for the price of one in our latest episode... both of which are light, quick reads.