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A bookish podcast where we explore a new genre and time period each season!Our first season is all about mystery, so join us as we read through 100 years of murder!New episodes available every other Tuesday.

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Sep 1, 2026
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  1. Episode · Sep 1, 2026

    Whimsically Criminal (Hot Ice, by Nora Roberts) (opens the original)

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    Explorer's Log: This month, we're discussing Nora Roberts' Hot Ice with it's criminal hero and billionaire heiress. First we go on a little Nora deep dive, and then we go on to discuss the plot and romance. Beyond discussing their criminal plans, we also go into a deep dive about what our fashion says about us and what we wished it said. Next adventure embarks August 25: Neanderthal Seeks Extra Yarn by Penny Reid Find us : Instagram @readersofthelostartpod our website auntiny.com email us at rea

  2. Episode · Aug 18, 2026

    Into the Pennyverse: Secrets and Spies (Dr. Strangebeard, by Penny Reid) (opens the original)

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    Explorer's Log: A perfect memory is a double-edged sword. Sure, it would be great to never forget a face or happy occasion, but imagine being haunted by every embarrassing and painful moment in vivid detail. This is Roscoe's burden. He remembers every single moment of the past and sometimes that makes it hard to see what's right in front of his face--like the fact his beautiful former bestie Simone who's suddenly back in town is hiding a pretty big secret that puts Roscoe directly in her sights.

  3. Episode · Aug 4, 2026

    Holding Out for a Hero: The (Not So) Great American Movie (More Than You Dreamed, by Kathleen Gilles Seidel) (opens the original)

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    Explorer’s Log: Since we failed to pick a romance about Hollywood, we go deep on our own Hollywood crushes before diving into Kathleen Gilles Sedell’s More Than You Dreamed. We discuss the (lack of) plot and our own confusion with the characters, and are then forced to take a long and uncomfortable walk down Racism Hallway. Afterwards, we put our hero to the test, and things do not look good. Next Adventure Embarks August 11: Doctor Standbeard, by Penny Reid Find Us : Instagram @readersofthelost

  4. Episode · Jul 14, 2026

    Into the Pennyverse: Corporate Takeovers and Confident Incorrectness (Marriage of Inconvenience, by Penny Reid) (opens the original)

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    Explorer's Log: Kat has a small problem: she needs to get married, like, yesterday in order to maintain control of her family's multi-billion dollar pharmaceutical company and her life. Fortunately, her complicated crush, Dan the Security Man, is not only available but very willing to take on the job. However, we're a long way from a happily ever after as both of these lovebirds are suffering from a major delusion based on a disastrous, drunken night in Vegas. Next adventure embarks July 28: Mor

  5. Episode · Jul 7, 2026

    Holding Out for a Hero: Budget Cuts (Today, Tomorrow, Always by Georgia Bockhoven) (opens the original)

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    Explorer's Log: Get out your spreadsheets and legal pads--let's talk about balanced budgets and definitely not about space adventures. When beautiful and brainy astronaut Lisa Malorey meets the numbers-obsessed senator Kevin Anderson. . . well. . . the book tells us sparks fly, but we are not convinced. Next Adventure Embarks July 14: Marriage of Inconvenience, by Penny Reid Find Us : Instagram @readersofthelostartpod our website auntiny.com email us at readersofthelostartpod@gmail.com Books Men

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