Lee reviews The Fire Child by S.K. Tremayne, Eddie is still recovering from reading The Yellow Wallpaper, and they both ponder what makes a good book (cover).
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Unable to stop Eddie from talking about computer games Lee is forced to listen to her yapping on about her hidden object finding destiny. Lee talks whodunnit with Shari Lapena’s The Couple Next Door. Don’t worry, despite Eddie’s best attempts at guessing the end, this review is spoiler free!
Lee’s puppy, Duck makes several unscheduled guest appearances in a segment provisionally titled “Look How Professional We Are, Aren’t You Impressed!” You can’t stay mad at him for long though, look at that face!
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Eddie reveals the true story behind Stephen King’s Doctor Sleep.
If you would like to listen to Lee’s (probably more accurate) review, you can listen to episode 29 right here.
Are Grimm’s fairytales too grim? Is Eddie’s weird attitude now explained by a childhood full of weird folktales? Was Hans Christian Anderson the worst houseguest ever?
This week we delve into to the grimmer side of Disney, as well as finally review a book requested by one of our fantastic Patreon supporters with Peter May’s The Firemaker! Will tempers flare, or will our heroes simply fizzle out? The temperature is rising at Crime Time HQ! Will Lee and Eddie stand the heat of this intense novel, or will they get out of the kitchen? Is it out of the frying pan and into the fire? Will Eddie stop making fire puns? Not likely, but find out in this episode of Crime Time!
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Correction: Eddie says Go is Chinese Chess, but meant Xiangqi.
Read the original Grimm’s The Mouse, the Bird, and the Sausage here.
You can check out the new Pennywise here.
We’re baaaaaaaaaack!
That’s right, Lee and Eddie have returned from the unexpected hiatus last week and are kicking up a storm with Lee’s final thoughts on Caroline Mitchell’s The Silent Twin, Eddie’s absolute love of Gone Home, and a game that Lee accidentally said was named The Brookhaven Experiment but is actually named Outlast. Check them out though, these are all interesting games!
We also discuss jump scares! Are they good or bad? Eddie thinks they’re cheap, but Lee says, why pay more?
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BOO!
Alright, I guess they don’t work in text!
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Okay, okay!
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