We're back with an actual recording for the first time in a month as Susan reads quite the fix-er-upper, and Mick gets off pretty easy with a backroads Jane Austen book.

An episode that was TOTALLY recorded this week, as Susan gets the problem-solving epic Castaway Odyssey and Mick gets tangled up in the knitting mystery of A Dark and Stormy Knit

We're back in our favorite place, Otherworld, with the second episode this week. Mick and Susan, along with special guest Michelle, continue the story of the D'Artigo sisters. Things continue to be the best type of bonkers.

A surprise bonus episode as Susan recruits a few friends to help finish Lora Leigh's infamous Sins Quadrology- Midnight, Deadly, Secret, and Ultimate! What's the plot? We honestly don't know. Mick gets out of having to do any work at all.

(Now up with correct editing!)

We have a special loyal listener guest Charles in the studio today, while Mick tries to choke down 50 Shades of Grey and Sue reads a branded NASCAR Christmas Romance Short Story Collection! Things get silly.

Things get more than a little racy in this episode now that Sue has broken the seal on Kindle-exclusive smut novels. Mick wins by getting Sue the most Bibliovile book to date. Share with a friend!

Mick gets a sour bite of the tree of knowledge, reading the useless Eve of Chaos, while Susan takes down her "In" pile by reading the insipid Flex about magic paperwork.

Our first concerted journey into the wild world of Otherworld, a wondrous book series we stumbled into on accident! To fully enjoy the fruits of Yasmine Galenorn's labor, we invited Michelle to help us read the first trio of books. Questions are and aren't answered! You can check out past examples of Otherworld books from episodes 7 and 20!

Mick and Susan arrive on the scene late with only one set of notes! Mick read the non-YA YA thriller Deprivers, while Sue read Seal Team 666. Michelle skypes in for an exciting announcement.

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Mick and Sue checked each other out pretty much the exact same book, thanks to romance novel's penchant for being paint-by-numbers. Mick gives Sue a quiz, while Sue releases classified information.