Every once in awhile, controversy needs to strike the P&C crew and this episode is one of those. Lisa is joined by Lackey, Carl, Heather, Morgan, and Jason to discuss Peter Clines 2017 novel "Paradox Bound" which was mostly met with distain but one lone voice, lost in the ether, dared to defend this title!

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It's the annual "what we read in 2024" show and some people may have went a bit overboard. Care to guess who?

LISA:

Bright Young Women by Jessica Knoll

Chain-Gang All-Stars by Nana Kwame Adeji-Brenyah

Station Eleven by Emily St. John Mandel

James by Percival Everett

HEATHER:

Powerless, Reckless, Powerful - Lauren Roberts

Quicksilver - Callie Hart

The Mercy of Gods - James S. A. Corey

Together We Go - J. Michael Straczynski

Becoming a Writer, Staying a Writer - JMS

The Legends of Thezmarr Series - Helen Scheuerer

A Dawn of Onyx - Kate Golden

Slaying the Vampire Conqueror, War of Lost Hearts Trilogy - Carissa Broadbent

CARL:

No Fate by H.B. Walsh

Master of War by Benson Bobrick

The Boys of Riverside: A Deaf Football Team and a Quest for Glory by Thomas Fuller

MORGAN:

Powerless, Reckless, Powerful - Lauren Roberts

A Fate Inked In Blood - Danielle Jensen

Faebound- Saara El-Arifi

No Fate - H.B. Walsh

House of Flame and Shadow- Sarah J Maas

Slaying the Vampire Conqueror, War of Lost Hearts Trilogy - Carissa Broadbent

Emily Wilde’s Map of the Otherlands- Heather Fawcett

Legends of Thezmarr Series- Helen Scheuerer

One Dark Window/Two Twisted Crowns (Shepherd King Series)- Rachel Gillig

Spark of the Everflame (Kindreds Curse Series) - Penn Cole

The Lost Bookshop- Evie Woods

When the Moon Hatched- Sarah A Parker

Quicksilver - Callie Hart

JASON:

The Final Girl Support Group by Grady Hendrix

Holmes, Marple, and Poe by James Patterson and Brian Sitts

My Friend Dahmer by John “Derf” Backderf

LACKEY:

Re-Sisters: The Lives and Recordings of Delia Derbyshire, Margery Kempe and Cosey Fanni Tutti by Cosey Fanni Tutti

Not everyone all the time agrees on things, especially when it comes to books. But this month, Lisa welcomes Carl, Heather, Morgan, and Lackey to discuss a book that everyone shares the same opinion. But what is that opinion?

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This month it's time for a sPoOoOoOoOooOky novel and Lisa, Carl, Kristi, Heather, and Morgan discuss Hemlock Island by Kelley Armstrong, about a woman in a house on an island...but is she alone?!?

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To prepare a month early for #spookyseason2k24, the Rabbit Hole Book Club selected a spooky novel and Lisa, Morgan, Heather, Carl, and Kristi discuss Incidents Around The House by Josh Malerman. Written from the point of view of a young kid, she must protect her family from "other mommy".

You got chills from that, didn't you?

Lisa welcomes Heather and Carl to discuss this 2020 YA novel about a quiet man named Linus who works in the Department in Charge of Magical Youth and the ensuing adventure he goes on!

Join us next month for Incidents Around the House by Josh Malerman.

It's time for a Tingler! But is it a GOOD Tingler? Only Lisa, Morgan, Carl, and Kristi will find out as they discuss Chuck Tingle's horror novel "Camp Damascus" and go deep within it's religious and gay themes.

Next month: The House in the Cerulean Sea by TJ Klune.

Lisa Leaheey returns to host a conversation about a 800 page tome that deals with super deep fantasy. But what did Heather, Morgan, Carl, and newcomer Kristi think of the book? Did anyone even finish reading it? And should all novels have charts, graphs, and glossaries attached to them?