Sue is stuck on a surprisingly honest CIA mission, while Mick takes aim at a similar beast: the self-indulgent Boomer

Sue's trapped in a vortex of names, places, and typos, while Mick shreds a sick ass guitar solo of a book

Sue starts off with a bunch of law-enforcing, no drug-selling, respectable BAD BOYS while Mick tries his best to remember the beats of his book.

Susan has a USA drama novelization that's better than that sounds. Mick has... well something, that's for sure.

(Music is Theme for Unlikely Friends by Louie Zong we'll mention it next time)

(Murder Mamas is episode 2.43)

Content warnings:

- Sexually explicit text: Lots

- Physical assault text: Some

- Character development: None

Susan's struggling this season- Mick likes yet another book. Well, "likes" is a strong word. Meanwhile, Sue can't wait to tell us this week's urban fantasy!

Susan starts out tame enough but then Mick... Mick gets a head of steam and we all blame Susan's book choice for it, don't we folks? No underlying issues here!

What if YA stood for Yooper Accent?

A short episode featuring a lot of Finn as Mick actually reccomends a book so hard he didn't finish reading it. Susan deals with that classic literature rule: Tragedy + Time = Character Backstory

Susan tackles a living legend; did you know Chuck Norris doesn't write books, he just thinks his words hard at a page? Then Mick tackles an auto-roman a clef as Bill Clinton pretends to write a book.