Sarah Adams

know.

You can just dish about, I'll give you three minutes to talk about Sarah Adams.

Okay.

Well, first of all, my favorite Sarah Adams book is Practice Makes Perfect.

That's the second book in the four book series of When in Rome.

I don't know what it is about this, but I think it's the combination of the female main character and the male main character because they seem like very opposite.

This is a little rapid fire.

What book would you want to read again for the first time? The rule

I love Annabel Monaghan.

I love Sarah Adams.

She's in Nashville, Tennessee.

Does, is it the Rome, Kentucky-

Better start paying attention to this threat.

The Sarah Adams interview with, uh, Sean Ryan is chilling.

She's a former CIA analyst talking about the Al-Qaeda cells that are here.

Mm-hmm.

She's a green card holder, and she should not have to live with this level of fear.

Sarah Adams, AID director at ICECOM, testified to the Minnesota Truth Council about a green card holder so terrified of ICE that her 18-month-old child has never been outside.

That shouldn't happen, y'all.

Not in the country that says it's the greatest country on the planet.

What's interesting-

We're living in the salad days? What does that mean? Now, the comments from Sarah Adams says, "The '80s were amazing.

What the hell is this revisionist history? Ryan Reynolds was four years old when the '80s started.

Maybe he was brutalized by not getting as many Jell-O pudding cups as he wanted." Someone else, "I guarantee not a single person in the 1980s was talking about the Cuban Missile Crisis." Literally no one were, was talking or worrying about the Cuban Missile Crisis.

Okay.

When in Rome by Sarah Adams.

Ah! Were you going to guess that I was going to choose a different book for you?

I don't have guesses for

Her fate is to evolve towards the, the sort of global consciousness alien form.

And this is the story that we're gonna hear more about with the Max Spears when we talk about some of his claims, uh, his girlfriend Sarah Adams at the time, and Harold Kautz-Vella's black goo lectures 'cause their story, it ties into this whole black goo nanobots AI consciousness.

Okay? At least that's how I understand it.

So to sort of sum it up, black goo is the alchemical substance to transmutate us from one form into another.

Fascinating read.

Yeah, detailing the television adaptation of a hit book series called When in Rome by Sarah Adams.

But to be clear, this isn't just a casting announcement or, like, a standard production update.

Yeah.

Exactly.

You need a foundation.

So let's look at Sarah Adams' When in Rome.

The premise centers on a character named Amelia Rose.