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Jennifer Hillier

Jennifer Hillier

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Oct 19, 2026

GwenHOST
47:30
But if you like books that drop huge bombs throughout the book.
GwenHOST
47:36
Read The Butcher by Jennifer Hillier.
GwenHOST
47:38
Because I can't stop thinking about that book.
GwenHOST
47:42
And how she had so many twists.
EmilyHOST
32:07
We don't know the order.
EmilyHOST
32:08
We're really bad about telling you the right order, but we commit to Long Bright River by Liz Moore, Heart of Glass by Jennifer Hillier.
EmilyHOST
32:15
We're gonna talk about that, right?
AshleyHOST
32:17
Yes.
CynthiaHOST
55:14
Like, it's worth the wait.
CynthiaHOST
55:15
We were talking to Jennifer Hillier, and she said that obviously Heart of Glass took her years to write.
CynthiaHOST
55:20
And, you know, everybody waited.
CynthiaHOST
55:23
And we read the books, the other books in the meantime, you know.
David EllisGUEST
57:31
it's gonna happen well
ElleHOST
57:32
we feel if
David EllisGUEST
57:33
i can be in the same breath with jennifer hillier i'll be very happy she's amazing she's a very i've met her one time and she's very very kind she's a very nice person she wouldn't even remember it but she's very nice um yeah yeah
ElleHOST
57:46
well david thank you so much for joining us thank you
Hannah MorrisseyGUEST
37:39
...
Hannah MorrisseyGUEST
37:39
I'll, I'm- I'm currently reading and almost finished with Jennifer Hillier's, um, Heart of Glass.
MeganHOST
37:45
Oh.
MeganHOST
37:46
Mm-hmm.
ShayHOST
21:51
100%.
LakenHOST
21:52
And then my number five was Heart of Glass by Jennifer Hillier, which is Wonderland book two, which it's not really a series.
LakenHOST
22:00
Like, you could read them out of order and it would not matter-
ShayHOST
22:05
Oh
Nicole VergaraHOST
0:08
I'm your host, Nicole Vergara, and today's guest is someone whose books have probably made a lot of us question our judgment, distrust everyone around us, and stay up way later than we intended.
Nicole VergaraHOST
0:18
Jennifer Hillier is a New York Times best-selling and award-winning author of psychological thrillers, including Jar of Hearts, Little Secrets, Things We Do in the Dark, and her newest novel, Heart of Glass.
Nicole VergaraHOST
0:29
And this is an especially exciting time to have Jennifer here because Heart of Glass has officially landed on the New York Times best-seller list.
Nicole VergaraHOST
0:36
This is a super fun episode, and I can't wait for you guys to hear it.
Nicole VergaraHOST
0:39
Let's welcome Jennifer Hillier to the show.
Nicole VergaraHOST
0:41
Thank you so much for coming on.
Jennifer HillierGUEST
0:43
Thank you for having me, Nicole.

42 MINS LATER

Nicole VergaraHOST
43:03
[laughs]
speaker_4HOST
6:00
Not at all.
speaker_4HOST
6:00
She explicitly highlights authors like Jennifer Hillier, Attica Locke, Tana French, and Steph Cha.
AC WilsonHOST
6:07
All incredible writers.
speaker_4HOST
6:09
Truly.
AC WilsonHOST
6:40
She writes narratives deeply rooted in the history and racial tensions of Los Angeles.
AC WilsonHOST
6:45
Attica Locke explores systemic racism and the complexities of the American South through the lens of crime.
AC WilsonHOST
6:51
And Jennifer Hillier crafts these incredibly dark explorations of trauma and consequence.
speaker_4HOST
6:57
Which is exactly why The New York Times struggled to box them in.
CrystalHOST
27:11
Yes.
CrystalHOST
27:12
And if you have read some of her other books, they're not in a series or anything like that, but they do link similar to the way that Jennifer Hillier links her books.
NikkiHOST
27:21
Okay.
CrystalHOST
27:21
So there are references to the Sundown Motel, which was her first one that I read, and a couple of other things, because they all take place in the same area in a town called Fallen, and they talk about how the Sundown Motel is creepy and haunted, and it all kind of links together-
CrystalHOST
27:38
in little Easter eggs, which I thought was super, so.
NikkiHOST
27:41
Awesome.
CrystalHOST
27:41
Yep, kind of like Jennifer Hillier links hers together, too.
NikkiHOST
27:43
Yeah, yeah.
DennisGUEST
15:22
Yeah.
DennisGUEST
15:23
My, my second win is Jennifer, Jennifer Hillier's new book, Heart of Glass, and this came out in September, and this one was more of, um, same universe of a previous book that she wrote, uh, Wonderland, which is a vi- uh, went kind of viral a couple years ago.
DennisGUEST
15:42
It was one of her first books.
DennisGUEST
15:43
It kind of flopped and disappeared and then got resurgence through TikTok, and it was about a carnival killer, and I liked it.
MeganHOST
16:19
So yeah, I didn't miss anything.
DennisGUEST
16:21
No, you don't need it at all, and I think this one's her best one yet.
DennisGUEST
16:26
You know, I loved Jennifer Hillier when she came out with Heart of ... uh, Jar of Heart ...
DennisGUEST
16:30
I think it's called Jar of Hearts.
CynthiaHOST
34:09
Yeah.
CynthiaHOST
34:09
Now, we always have this, before we, before we wrap up, we always ask, um, our guests what is one thing in their career that they haven't achieved yet or are aspiring to achieve, um, and just mani- You know, Jennifer Hillier said she wanted to be a New York Times bestseller, and she was.
CynthiaHOST
34:28
So we feel like we manifested it, you know, obviously, and also it was an amazing book, so.
ElleHOST
34:32
We're j- little, our little bit of woo woo here.

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