Ruth Ware

And sometimes it would be serious.

Um, sometimes like, I also love psychological thrillers, um, like Ruth Ware, um, Gosh, when the Gone Girl phase, you know, that whole thing hit.

I mean, I was like, I was on board, you know, reading every single one of those books.

So, and I even tried my hand.

Do you

think Ruth Ware is like the modern

Ruth? I do.

I love her.

Yeah, I like it so far.

Um, by Ruth Ware, The Woman in Cabin 10.

10, uh-huh.

Um, so read the book club book if you want to participate in that, and then thank you to everyone who writes a review for our podcast.

And I think that's, for me, like, it's probably not a five-star just story, but when you add the element of this full cast audiobook, it was incredible.

Like, I've told all of my close people in my life, I'm like, "If you want a thriller that's going to hook onto you until the very last sentence, like, you, this is the one," you know? Um, so then I also love The Sound of Gravel, and that was a beautiful, by Ruth Ware, beautiful memoir.

I love, I just love the, finding these kind of diamond in the rough, um, nonfiction that I didn't think I liked, and Sound of Gravel I just thought was incredible.

Um- When the Cranes Fly South

We'll start with this one.

The It Girl by Ruth Ware.

Oh, yeah, I remember this.

This one-

... fascination, right? Uh, and I liked it.

And that's Ruth Ware, right?

That's Ruth Ware, yeah, and I liked that book.

Maybe not my...

I, I think I would still recommend it.

We listened to The Woman in Cabin 10.

Yes, by Ruth Ware.

Actually, I have so many thoughts.

I don't know if I wanna get into it or not.