Susan gets saddled with a sexy heist that it's so heistful, while Mick finds possibly the worst writing he's ever seen. Casablanca makes a big appearance.

This week Mick snuggles deeper into his niche and actually recommends a book for once, while Sue vastly undersells how awful her book is.

Mick gets a weak cup of tea and a thirsty priest, while Susan lucks out in the Star Wars universe. We launch our new prestige non-fiction podcast answering the question "Are Jimmies Kimmel and Fallon the Same Person?"

It's a sequel/prequels episode this week as Susan picks up the trail of the Bombay assassin family, first met in episode 12, Death of a Thunderbird. Mick dives deep into the bonkers world of Otherworld series with Shaded Vision. There's apparently new outro music.

Sue starts of this week with the three-worlds twisting maze of The Hidden Family, while Mick gets stuck in the profanity-free catacombs of Harmony.

Mick gets political and breathless. Sue reads a book featuring a recently deceased guitar wizard. Make sure to share and subscribe!

Mick goes first this week with the above-average Jamaica Me Dead which won't stop getting in its own way. Sue steps to the plate with an unimaginably terrible book in The Grimrose Path. Mick tries to make his facial expressions audible.

Things take a turn into the Twilight Zone this episode, as Susan reads a book so tailor made for the podcast that it is beyond coincidence. Mick struggles to make words about a nonsensical book.

Sue and Mick welcome in another couple, this time from the opposite side of the family Sue's sister Michelle and her husband Matt join with new Christmas microphones to discuss their urban fantasy, and Matt's research pays off as Sue and Mick get grossed out with a rock star romance.

Mick and Susan have an extra Christmas gift for each other: Actually good books! Susan reads literature, while Mick just has some fun. A little bit more in depth than usual!