This week Lacy and Kameron discuss The House Across the Lake by Riley Sager and make a HUGE announcement. What could it be?

On this week's episode the bookworms discuss My Heart is a Chainsaw by Stephen Graham Jones and also how hot it is in Texas. (Seriously, it's so hot.)

This week Lacy and Kameron discuss the dark and delicious retelling of Peter Pan in Darling Girl by Liz Michalski.

This week this bookworms discuss Tarryn Fisher's An Honest Lie and discuss why you should always call your parents if sucked into a cult. (Shout out to My Favorite Murder for the tagline.)

Lacy and Kameron have joined a super secret vigilante organization that focuses on....just kidding, they just discuss a book about one. This week, the girls read and discuss Alison Gaylin's The Collective.

Steve is back, tell a friend. This week the Bookworms discuss Steve's pick, Recursion by Blake Crouch.

We're making no bones about this week's episode, it's pretty funny. This week Lacy and Kameron discuss The Bone Orchard By Sara A. Mueller.

This week this Bookworms read Interview with the Vampire and interviewed Producer Steve. Listen in if you want to get a twofer!!

It's time to clean up some murders, umm just kidding. But the Bookworms do discuss a book this week that does just that. This week is all about The Maid by Nita Prose.

This week Lacy and Kameron revisit those early days of quarantine with Lockdown on London Lane by Beth Reekles.

This week the girls read and discuss the Queen's new book Reminders of Him. (The Queen is Colleen Hoover, in case you didn't get that.) Join in for laughs, tears and a few cheers.

In this listener's episode, Lacy and Kameron discuss Jess' pick King of Battle and Blood by one of the show's favorite authors, Scarlett St. Clair.

The girls discuss Shea Ernshaw's, A History of Wild Places, not to be confused with, Where the Wild Things Are. Buckle up for a wild ride with this one, and of course they update everyone on the grocery deliver drama.

What better way to celebrate a new year than to reflect back on the best books of 2021? Lacy and Kameron talk about their picks for 2021. Happy New Year!!

It's Christmas time and the girls have decided to spend it in Blue Moon. (The fictional town created by author Lucy Score.) You can hear all about The Mistletoe Kisser and the delightful chaos that is this week's book.

It's almost Christmas! So the Bookworms are celebrating by reading some cozy, holiday cheer. This week they discuss Royal Holiday by Jasmine Guillory.

Lacy and Kameron did not read the 2nd half of House of Earth and Blood but Lacy did read something else that the girls discuss instead. (You know these bookworms can never stay on topic.)

It's Crescent City week! After devouring the ACOTAR series, Lacy and Kameron are excited to dive into a new Maas universe. The girls discuss the first half of House of Earth and Blood by Sarah J. Maas and things do not go as planned.

Drink up, it's the last spooky book for the year. Even though it's November, Lacy and Kameron are still talking about Halloween and spooky reads. Join in the fun as they discuss Katie Alender's The Companion.

Sign the guest book and stay for our listener's episode where we discuss The Sun Down Motel by Simone St. James. Hopefully no one sees our Google searches after reading this one.

Lacy and Kameron discuss their latest read, Under the Whispering Door by TJ Klune. They also somehow discuss Karens, cell phone service providers and some hot book gossip.

Someone just had to force their way onto the show this week. In between those hilarious shenanigans, Lacy and Kameron talk about final girls and Grady Hendrix's new book The Final Girl Support Group.

The Bookworms are back with a new episode. This week, Lacy and Kameron discuss The Reading List by Sara Nisha Adams.

It's Best Friends week, not really but it sure feels like it because best friends Lacy and Kameron discuss these other "best friends" Kristen and Emily. Buckle up for a wild tale of international travel, murder, gas lighting and more murder.