In this episode of the Open/Booked podcast, hosts Tisha and Loren dive into a discussion about "Bluebird Gold" by Devney Perry. They explore the book's unique blend of romance, mystery, and thriller elements, set against the nostalgic backdrop of the 1980s. The conversation touches on the intriguing plot involving a woman's quest to uncover the truth about her father's death and a legendary treasure in Montana. The hosts also share their thoughts on the book's characters, plot twists, and the satisfying conclusion that ties together themes of love, loss, and discovery. Additionally, they discuss upcoming book releases and their excitement for next week where they'll discuss The Whip in The Waves by Emma G Pearl.

In case you're new here, we spoil the books we are discussing so please be sure you're either ok with spoilers or have read the book to avoid learning details you might not want. The episode discusses several trigger warnings related to the book, these include themes of death, loss, divorce, murder, and poisoning. While these elements are part of the storyline, they are not the central focus of the book. Also, we cuss like sailors, on leave (IYKYK) so if any of that makes you uncomfortable please skip this one.

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In this episode of the Open/Booked Podcast, hosts Tisha and Loren dive into their recent reading experiences, discussing a mix of classics and contemporary novels. Loren shares her thoughts on 'Of Mice and Men' by Steinbeck, highlighting the unexpected emotional impact of the story, particularly regarding its animal-related themes. Tisha, on the other hand, recounts her whirlwind reading week, mentioning titles like 'Part of Your World' and 'How to Sell a Haunted House,' showcasing her diverse literary tastes. The conversation then shifts to their shared disappointment over the adaptation of 'People We Meet on Vacation,' where they express their frustrations about the changes made to the storyline and character development, ultimately leading to a discussion about the importance of staying true to the source material in adaptations.

As they transition into discussing 'Mate' by Ali Hazelwood, the hosts critique the book's plot and character dynamics, particularly the predictable elements and the portrayal of werewolf lore. They express their disappointment in the execution of the story, feeling that it lacked the depth and engagement they expected. The episode wraps up with a teaser for their next book discussion, 'Bluebird Gold' by Devney Perry, encouraging listeners to join them in exploring this new title.

In case you're new here, we spoil the books we are discussing so please be sure you're either ok with spoilers, or have read the book to avoid learning details you might not want. Also we cuss like sailors, on leave (IYKYK) so if any of that makes you uncomfortable please skip this one.

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In this episode of the Open/Booked Podcast, hosts Tisha and Loren discuss their recent reads, set their reading goals for the year, and delve into anticipated book-to-film adaptations. They also review the Goodreads Choice Awards and engage in a detailed discussion about 'Bride' by Ali Hazelwood, exploring themes of romance, vampire lore, and character dynamics. The episode concludes with a preview of their next episode, where they will cover the sequel, 'Mate.'

In case you're new here, we spoil the books we are discussing so please be sure you're either ok with spoilers, or have read the book to avoid learning details you might not want. Also we cuss like sailors, on leave (IYKYK) so if any of that makes you uncomfortable please skip this one.

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Link to our "All Things Book" doc that is constantly updated with new arrivals coming soon!https://docs.google.com/document/d/1pcUEE-SHCpfN8re5-RZWpgq3bLEepHJPhjkcNmZB3EU/edit?usp=sharing

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