Our final journey into the Pendergast series. Returning to New York we are introduced to a crime of the century, just not this century. Journey with us to the forgotten time of 2001 and we'll do our best to survive while a billionaire albino tries to crack this case.

We delve into the mysteries of the American Southwest with another "Agent Penderghast" novel. This time a young woman searches for her long lost father who who disappeared looking for a lost city of treasure. Despite our efforts we couldn't keep it lost so now you're all stuck listening to them discuss archeology while monsters run around

After taking some time to record some episodes, Connor continues our favorite lizard themed series. Continuing one FBI agent's hunt for the truth, our trusty albino billionaire may have more trouble than he's bargained for. We learn lots about logistics as well as botany in this sequel that shows just how far a talented pair of authors can really stretch an idea.

We test our understanding of genetics and geography with the 90's techno-thriller Relic. Which is a fancy way of saying we make Connor tell us about it and I saw half the movie. With twists even dumber than you could expect, we get to travel through time to the R-rated cut of A Night at the Museum. Also there are possibly cat ghosts.

I've got to quit using the word "explicitly". Back after we took some time to record our next series. Concluding our story with a long drawn out whimper rather than a bang, Eragon battles an evil king and saves the kingdom. Kind of. After a lot of feasts. Join us as we button up this tale and prove you really make any book novel length if you attach enough side stories.

Joined by our upbeat friend Cole, as well as our evil dopplegangers at the end, we continue to explore the journey of Eragon through the third book in the Inheritance Cycle. This novel further elaborates on the political systems of the magical world that remind us why everyone loved the Star Wars Prequels. Then they remember they're in a fantasy universe and throw in some dragons at the end. Altogether, I'd say it's pretty buttoned up.

Eragon continues to stumble through the plot while his cousin desperately tries to salvage this sequel with courage, bravery and adventure. We somewhat stay on topic and ignore all those parts though to make sure we cover the elven politics. The training arc has begun, now we just have to stay awake for it.

The award winning movie with John Malkovich apparently has a novel tie in we just had to check out. I had to go on blood pressure medication after reading this one but we're back. The 2010's answer to Fourth Wing, Eragon tells the tale of the world's most moronic dragon knight and his origin in a small (possibly British) village. All of the plot is in the last ten minutes.

Apologies for the delays! We've been busy working on everyone's favorite series that follows an annoying blue dragon and barely had time to edit. This episode, we continue down a dark path of torture, loss and recipe discussions as everyone's favorite sociopath returns. Now forced to live his own neighborhood, Morgan must care for his family while waging a one man guerilla war against the government. Some serial killers and raiders show up but more importantly we get to discuss crop yields.

The delving into paranormal romance continues with the Ex Hex, a novel by Erin Sterling. Two lovers, one cursed by the other, meet again after years apart only to find their reunion has triggered the doom of Graves Glenn, Georgia. Not that any of that matters, they pretty handily ignore that aspect and instead go on plenty of dates. As the first 1/10 we've given, I congragulate this book for breaking us