Mick deals with another hippie Boomer, Steven Tyler himself, while Susan struggles through what might possibly be our next Otherworld.

A short episode to match the short stories we got- Mick's "mystery" (?) only took about two hours to read, while Sue has four Christmas-themed bodice rippers to share, each based on saccharine Christmas classics.

Sue goes to LA for some droll zombie apocalypse fiction with a dash of oddly-named superheroes for flavor, while Mick gets a rip-roaring Nick Cage, Michael Bay, Call of Duty book.

We're back with two oddly similar books as Mick gets a number of things wrong- see if you can spot them all! Points of interest include Catholic Yoda and a cameo by Dio himself!

Mick gets a book co-authored by a cat which shows, and Susan suffers through some lovely James Bond intrigue while struggling to remember anything about the character.

It's owned properties week here at Bibliovile, as Sue has picked the novelization of Star Wars: Rogue One for Mick, while Sue dives deep into Halo lore. Audio streaming is the newest Twitch phenomenon!

We're back in our second home, Otherworld, as Yasmine Galenorn takes a breath, then rushes through about 80 plots. Do Chase's nunchucks show up? Who knows!

Susan has to get through a rote summary of Ritual Magic, when we discover we're falling ever deeper into a house of mirrors with authors. Then, Mick takes an hour to have unpack the four stories in The Magical Christmas Cat, which is anything but magical.

We're back again as Mick takes aim at the punny (and not much else) Catch Me If Yukon, while Sue is stuck with Archangel's Legion. A massive, massive, massive victory for Susan is revealed at the end and just may be the end of any true competition between your valiant hosts.

It's a bodice ripper episode as Mick reads A Match Made in London by Christina Britton and Sue legitimately sort of enjoyed A Notorious Vow by Joanna Shupe. Terrible and passable New York accents abound, as well as a sneak peek at the first Bibliovile Press book!