Heidi and Emily are best friends who have been reading Nora Roberts’ books for over twenty years. If you are a fan of action, suspense, and thrillers all wrapped up in a glorious romance then join in as they discuss all of Nora Roberts’ romance novels. Be ready to laugh, sigh, and cringe as hundreds of book characters find their happy endings.
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Ah, the friends to lovers trope. Is there any more adorably sweet? Owen was Avery's first boyfriend and now one of her best friends. Can they be something more? Listen in as discuss The Last Boyfriend (2012)!
We are so excited to be in THE trilogy - the guidebook for Nora-land - the Inn Boonsboro trilogy! We will be starting with Claire and Beckett in The Next Always (2011), where the line between a sweet unrequited crush and an obsessive stalker is clear... more
Fire jumping, equipment tampering, murder, and co-worker romance - it's Chasing Fire (2011)! We had so much fun with this one! Plus, the heroine is a real baddie - in the best way.
Can a girl just get some peace?? Poor Fiona needs to face, not just one, but two serial killers! Thankfully she finds a grumpy, carpenter boyfriend to help. We are loving the dogs and woodsy vibes in The Search (2010).
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i dubbed myself as nora's youngest fan a couple years ago and am sooo excited to go through this podcast and see how my thoughts align with other nora fans. there aren't enough of us out there and i am SO EXCITED.
Emily and Heidi are re-reading and analyzing every Nora Roberts book. They highlight and appreciate Nora’s strengths, critique when necessary and generally just recap every book. I love their friendship, and I think we could be friends irl too. 🥹
I am a massive Nora Roberts fan. She was weirdly instrumental in my love for reading and also in helping me get through my awkward teen years. more
I love the dedication. My OCD is forcing me to go back and read all the early Nora Roberts books that I skipped because they were too rapey and predictable. Worth it though to listen to Emily and Heidi’s takes on all her books and of course the later ones are so much better. Thanks for doing this
Hi ladies! My name is Sarah & I began reading Nora around age 16 & I’m now 36. A friend on discord recommended your podcast & after listening to the last two episodes I’m hooked!! I listen on Spotify as I do other things & I’m headed back to your first episode as there are several books I have not read yet & I love your takes/discussion on each one so far. I trust your holidays were wonderful & thank you both for your content 😘😘
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