Billie, Natalie, Helen and Mary Alice are out of retirement and back to killing in KILLS WELL WITH OTHERS, Raybourn's follow up to KILLERS OF A CERTAIN AGE.

Author Edo van Belkom stopped by to discuss his incredible body of work, including WOLF PACK, a YA series from the earlier aughts that got a TV adaptation 20 years later! See more here.

Jenn chats with Olivia Waite about MURDER BY MEMORY, a delicious little cozy sci-fi mystery featuring an interstellar generation ship, a detective who wakes up in the wrong body, and a whole lot of knitting. Check it out!

Award-winning author Ian Rogers stopped by to chat with Jenn about his work, including EVERY HOUSE IS HAUNTED, a collection of horror stories that has been optioned by Sam Raimi, and SYCAMORE, a gripping work of supernatural noir.

Get ready for a fast paced wintery mix of fantasy, romance and betrayal! Alexandra Kennington chatted with us about BLOOD BENEATH THE SNOW, a hot new Romantasy set in a cold climate that will leave you thirsty for the next installment.

Anyone who has seen a loved one succumb to dementia knows how difficult it is. Jarden and Klier stopped by to talk about Mirador magazine, Nana’s books and the need for accessible dementia friendly literature.

Birds! They’re the WORST! At least if you ask the cranky narrator of Matt Kracht’s DUMB BIRD GUIDES. Matt flew in to chat about how the marriage of art and an in-joke on Tumblr brought us these hilarious guides, including the newest one, WORST BIRDS EVER!

From the author of Reese’s Book Club Pick and New York Times bestseller Wrong Place Wrong Time comes an addictive thriller about a new mother’s world upended when her husband commits a terrifying crime. How well does she truly know the man she loves? And what danger does she face if her entire life has been built on a lie?

Jenn chats with Koji A. Dae about CASUAL, a stark and cutting glance at a near future that looks uncannily like our present, exploring themes of bodily autonomy and the struggle for mental health in a world increasingly divided.

Murphy explores the intersection between humor and female rage in NOTES ON SURVIVING THE FIRE, a page turner that doesn’t blink at themes of sexual violence and how society (academia in this case) dismisses survivors.