We are finally back! Sorry about that everyone. It's been a rough few weeks.

In this episode of Bibliophiles Anonymous, Denise and Jess continue their discussion of My Soul to Take by Rachel Vincent, the first book in the Soul Screamers series. We get confirmations on certain theories about what is actually going on, but of course, that leads to nothing but more questions. Nash is being over protective, Tod is being creepy, and Kaylee is determined to see this through her own way. It's all leading up to the memorial service where they are sure that the number of bean sidhes in attendance will draw out the reaper causing all the problems.

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In this episode of Bibliophiles Anonymous, Denise and Jess continue their discussion of My Soul to Take by Rachel Vincent. the first book in the Soul Screamers series.  In these chapters, we learn about reapers and meet one of our favorite characters: Tod. He's a reaper with a chip on his shoulder who is none too happy about getting stuck at his boring hospital job. We learn about the master list of death, which Kaylee and Nash try to get Tod to investigate for them.

And now that Kaylee knows the truth of what she is, it's time to confront the aunt and uncle, who have been keeping this from her "for her own good." When has that ever worked out? Never!

Denise is expounding on one of her theories and Jess is chuckling over Denise's innocence.

GoodReads discussion post for this episode can be found here.

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In this episode of Bibliophiles Anonymous, Denise and Jess continue their discussion of My Soul to Take by Rachel Vincent, covering chapters 7 through 9. The plot thickens as we find out that Kaylee's aunt and uncle, while still being rather unpleasant, know a lot more about what's going on than we expected (well, than Denise expected - Jess already knew, of course). Seems like everyone knows what's going on - except for Kaylee. She hears an odd phrase used to describe her: "living on borrowed time." What does that mean?

We also FINALLY learn why Kaylee has been having these death premonitions - she's not human. She's a bean sidhe, more commonly called a banshee. Lots of information given and one crazy cliffhanger.

Are you reading along? Are you enjoying the book so far?

GoodReads discussion post for this can be found here.

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In this episode of Bibliophiles Anonymous, we continue our discussion of My Soul to Take by Rachel Vincent, the first book in the Soul Screamers series. In this episode we meet Kaylee's cousin Sophie (who is awful) and Nash's mother Harmony (who seems kind of awesome, at least at first. Nash and Kaylee's relationship starts to heat up a little, although the fun is diminished just a bit with two more mysterious deaths: one a random girl at a movie theater, the other Sophie's friend Meredith.

Also, weird shadowing things. Because that's not creepy.

Also, it is clear now that whatever is going on, Nash is involved up to his eyeballs. We don't know how, but we know he is.

Our discussion post up at GoodReads can be found here.

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Hey everybody! It's a brand new episode of Bibliophiles Anonymous! We are finally rolling out our new format, where we take a book that one of us has read that the other one hasn't and tear it apart a bit. We call it "I Read It First!" For our first book, we are tackling My Soul to Take by Rachel Vincent, the first book in the Soul Screamers series. Jess read this book several years ago, but it's all new to Denise. So far, she's enjoying it. Teenage angst. A strange and scary superpower. A mysterious green-eyed boy. What's not to love!

Incidentally, this is the cover that Denise doesn't like all that much. It's way too vampire-y!

There has been a GoodReads discussion board set up for this, so feel free to discuss things over there or in comments. Let's get things going! It's a new day here at Bibliophiles Anonymous!

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Hello everyone! We are back briefly to let everyone know the future of the podcast. We are not podfading, not giving up. Instead, we are happy to announce that we have a new plan and a new direction for the show.

Just in case you don't listen to the podcast, here's the jist. Instead of choosing random topics each week, we will be focusing more on the actual reading of books. We are taking a brilliant idea from Jess and going forward with the "I Read It First" format. We will alternate, one host challenging the other to read a book that they haven't read. We will then split that book up in manageable chunks, a few chapters per show, and do an in depth episode, really digging in to the story.

We will also start releasing the show in seasons, one season per book. Our first book is one that Jess is challenging Denise to read: My Soul to Take by Rachel Vincent. Hopefully the season will start within the next month.

This is not to say that we won't occasionally do a special episode where we review an ARC or a new book-to-movie adaptation. But this will be our new main direction. We think that this will allow us to be more focused and more polished. It will also hopefully give our listeners something stronger to hold on to, and will hopefully let us have more discussion and participation.

We will start recording season one soon! We hope you will join us!

Also, we have a new website address: bibliophilespodcast.com.

See you soon!

In this episode of Bibliophiles Anonymous, Denise and Jess bring you their review of Between the Devil and the Deep Blue Sea by April Genevieve Tucholke.

We fell in love with the cover and with the title of this book, but did we love the story itself? You'll have to listen to find out. Let's just say that one of us can't wait to read the next book in the series.

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In this episode of Bibliophiles Anonymous, Denise and Jess discuss some of the various and strange issues that only bibliophiles seem to have. Consider it a support group, if you will.

This topic is taken from one of our favorite websites, "The Broke and the Bookish." You can read their take on the subject here.

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In this episode of Bibliophiles Anonymous, Denise and Jess bring back one of their favorite features: Stump the Host! It's Jess's turn to be challenged, so Denise has chosen to quiz her on the Chicagoland Vampires series by Chloe Neil. These books have been reviewed several times on the show (see this episode, and also this one).

How did Jess do? You'll have to listen to find out!

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In this episode of Bibliophiles Anonymous, Denise and Jess are BACK (finally!!!) and are ready to review Death's Daughter by Amber Benson.

A decent read, which earned a 3.5 star rating from your favorite bibliophiles. Has anyone else out there read it? If so, what were your thoughts?

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