Andrew breaks down M.L. Wang's fantasy novel The Sword of Kaigen. He wishes the author would make this a series, but it's a stand-alone. Poor guy. Rate and review!

We went with some philosophy for this one: Beyond Good and Evil by the famous and controversial author Friedrich Nietzsche. This is not our bag, but we worked with what we had. Enjoy!

Today we discuss the legendary classic by Charles Dickens: A Tale of Two Cities. We're a bit dense so we struggled to put this one together. Enjoy!

In this episode, Jesse discusses The Silent Patient by Alex Michaelides. He has what the kids call 'hot takes.' Rate and review!

In this episode, we discuss the first book in John Gwynne's Viking-esque fantasy saga, The Shadow of the Gods. We both really enjoyed this epic read, and we hope you enjoy this epic podcast. Do all the little things that podcasters ask to make us successful. Thanks!

In today's episode, we discuss Jon Meacham's biography of the Founding Father and third POTUS, Thomas Jefferson. Meacham is one of our favorite authors and we had a great time discussing this book in detail. Subscribe, rate, and review!

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In this episode, we break down Martha Wells' first two books in the Murderbot Diaries, All Systems Red & Artificial Condition. These books are short and entertaining; hopefully, you'll find the same in this episode. Like and sub, yo!

In this episode, we go over our finds after we visited a huge used book store in Atlanta. Like and sub!

In today's episode, we discuss another entry in Sanderson's Stormlight Archive. Dawnshard is a novella and comes in as book #3.5 in the series. We love Brandon and the Stormlight Archive so this one was fun. Subscribe and all that.

Today we discuss the legendary classic, Treasure Island, by Robert Louis Stevenson. Rate, review, and subscribe!