We're diving into a new series today, the Mrs. Murphy series by Rita Mae Brown. The cat is of course the only true detective in this murder mystery. However, how to get the silly humans to listen...

Neuromancer by William Gibson defined the cyberpunk genre. But is it actually a good book? Laura and Tom discuss.

Welcome back to dark academia, this time starring Richard, studying the classics, who, um, accidentally joins a cult, and despite the giant shiny red flags, sticks it out. Let's go!

Did we have enough of Death and Signa? Not yet, so we are reading the sequel where we add another immortal love hunk to the mix - Fate. Turns out this really is just a YA drama disguised as a murder mystery!

Let's dive into the original vampires! Carmilla is credited as one of the first vampire novels, even before Dracula, and since it is a short novella, we decided to read both! Let's read about some old vampires and see how the lore has evolved.

It's book 5, the final book, of the Violet Eden saga! Jessica Shirvington strikes again in Laura's favorite YA series. Is it a fitting finale to the series, and will Violet and Lincoln get their happy ever after?

The fact this episode has a length indicates the book might not, in fact, be endless. But let's see what is going on here as Laura and Tom delve into the next Violet Eden novel!

Indeed, Emblaze by Jessica Shirvington has a volcano - but is that enough to raise this book's rating? We will find out as Laura tells Tom the continued story of Violet and Lincoln.

We continue the Embrace series by Jessica Shirvington with the second novel (of five), Entice! We return to Violet and Lincoln's dysfunctional but slightly healing relationship, Phoenix's weird shenanigans, and beating some exiles up. What is so enticing? Listen and learn with us.

Today we are going back to one of Laura's favorite YA novels (and series), Embrace by Jessica Shirvington. Does it hold up? Um... maybe. However, we accept mediocre YA novels and teenagers who make bad decisions, as is their right.