Podcast Episode 5: Renee from It’s Book Talk (Mysteries / Thrillers)

Mysteries / thrillers

 

In Episode 5 (but, the first episode I recorded!), Renee from the blog It’s Book Talk, etc. and I talk mysteries / thrillers, including the thriller that made Renee cry, what Renee thinks is the most controversial thriller out there, and Sarah’s issues with mysteries / thrillers.

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Highlights

  • What makes Renee like certain mysteries / thrillers.
  • The thriller that made Renee cry.
  • What Renee thinks is the most controversial mystery out there.
  • How we feel about all the thrillers with Girl/Wife/Sister/Woman in the title.

Renee’s Mystery / Thriller Recommendations

Two OLD Books She Loves

Two NEW Books She Loves

One Book She Didn’t Love

One Upcoming Release She’s Excited About

Other Books Mentioned

Other Links

About Renee

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I’ve been reading and loving books for as long as I can remember. I was the kid who had to be made to go out and play because I wanted to stay in and read. I’ve always loved mysteries and thrillers, starting way back when with Nancy Drew and Treasure Island and continuing today with favorite authors like Sharon Bolton, Jane Casey, and Dennis Lehane. Several years ago, I began writing reviews for an online national book review website, but soon found I wanted my own space to share my thoughts on the books I’ve read, loved, and maybe not loved. I decided to start my own blog and after much trial and error, It’s Book Talk was born. The best part of blogging by far is the friends I’ve made in the book community. It’s been so fun to interact with book lovers from around the world. In my own family, I have a husband and two college age sons I continue to try to convert into being readers.

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What are your favorite mysteries / thrillers?

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2 Comments

  1. susan wrote:

    Thanks. It was an enjoyable episode/podcast. I like thrillers but only every once in awhile — too many and they all seem or get too similar … or try to outdo the previous one with more violence & twists etc. Still when done well they are enjoyable & fast

    Posted 2.2.19 Reply
    • Sarah Dickinson wrote:

      Totally agree! Very easy to burn out on them and it’s happened to me multiple times!

      Posted 2.5.19 Reply

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