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Hosted by Sadie · arts · EN-US · 25 episodes
I'm Sadie and each week I talk about the books I just read. I share real-time reactions and talk about the moments that stuck out to me, made zero sense, wrecked me, or made me question my choices. If you like Romantasy, Fantasy, Thriller, Crime, Dark Romances, and unhinged opinions, you're in the right place.
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Did We Read the Same Book?
Send me a message! A strange family shows up at your door claiming they used to live in your house. Do you let them in? Apparently, the main character said, “Sure, why not?” Now people are disappearing, the house is acting suspicious, nobody knows what's going on (including me), and I have approximately 47 questions about Thomas and his weird family. So for real… did we read the same book?
Did We Read the Same Book?
Send me a message! Everyone loves Red Rising by Pierce Brown. I… thought it was okay. Darrow becomes a Gold, infiltrates an elite school, and then we spend the rest of the book playing war games. I forgot names, skimmed some battles, questioned my own attention span, and somehow made it to the end. I was told the series gets better so I still have hope! Did we read the same book?
Did We Read the Same Book?
Send me a message! This week, we’re discussing Her Last Breath by Taylor Adams: a claustrophobic thriller full of terrible decisions, suspicious people, and enough twists to make us wish they had all just stayed home. I make a lot of guesses about what really happened and what the twists could be... I might even be right about some!
Did We Read the Same Book?
Send me a message! This week, we’re discussing Nobody’s Girl , Virginia Giuffre’s posthumous memoir about surviving childhood abuse, being trafficked by Jeffrey Epstein and Ghislaine Maxwell, and spending years fighting to be heard. This episode is heavier than our usual chaos because there is no way to tell Virginia’s story without becoming furious, not only at the people who abused her, but at every adult, institution, and powerful person who failed her or helped keep the system running. We talk about the grooming that made exploitation look like opportunity, the shame of being forced into complicity, and the brave decision Virginia made to help bring her abusers to justice. Content warning: This episode discusses childhood sexual abuse, sex trafficking, grooming, domestic violence, and suicide.
Did We Read the Same Book?
Send me a message! This week I'm talking about House of Flame and Shadow , where I spent half the book trying to remember everyone's storyline, got way too excited every time the crossover characters showed up, and somehow ended up loving a series I almost gave up on. Let's talk about the finale, the characters, the ending, and why I'm genuinely confused about what Sarah J. Maas could possibly do in a fourth book. Did we read the same book?
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