Smart Podcast, Trashy Books Podcast

709. RT Rewind: July 2000 Reviews

We are back, recapping the July 2000 issue of Romantic Times!

We’ve got:

  • Anthologies
  • Carpathians
  • Several books where we’re pretty sure the happy ending is to throw the entire man away

We also debate who is possessed by demons because it’s a valid question for several of the books we talk about.

A mild warning that when we discuss Mystery & Thriller there is a truly gross plot. It’s a doozy.

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