Read No Evil

A new book! This time we tap into some opportunity by reading a short novella called: Opportunity by a local Portland author, Wes See! In this Springtime Horror Story, we get introduced to some colorful characters, mainly a squirrel that ate his brother! Wow! Come along as we take the opportunity to discuss Chapters 1-14 of 'Opportunity'!!Where to get the book:https://www.amazon.com/OPPORTUNITY-Wes-See/dp/B0FLWT83ZT/ref=sr_1_1?crid=Q4L8M7Y64YXB&dib=eyJ2IjoiMSJ9.Xi8fhxbvt6nSHdOepYgjr0kPxt1w5h6RoV37NMeksanGjHj071QN20LucGBJIEps.8zREs3g5Ga8toTDryPRGPRHTsvfxugrP_twjOsHJnmU&dib_tag=se&keywords=opportunity+by+wes+see&qid=1782800349&sprefix=opportunity+by+wes+se%2Caps%2C183&sr=8-1

The Finale! This week, we hash out the details of the final chapters of "My Sister, The Serial Killer" and lemmetellusumin, it's like poetry, it rhymes. We learn about Korede's true feelings on this and yes, someone does get stabbed. Btw this is the last episode for this book. Like we read the ending. In this one. The other episodes were about what happened before. Yeah. What?

Another week, another look into a world that's exactly like ours, where men struggle to show a single dimension of themselves, and then SOMEONE KILLS THEM! Woah! This week has it all: Struggling Relationships, Love and Lust, Psychopathic Tendencies, Murder by Poisoning, maybe? Find out with us as we dissect this next set of chapters of "My Sister, The Serial Killer".

Well, back at it again! Will Korede keep trying to protect her sister, even when it involves the MAN SHE LOVES?!?! Will there be more serial killing? Will there be passive-aggressive comments about it?! Listen in as we dive into our next set of chapters of Braithwaite's My Sister, The Serial Killer, where, yeah, she kind of is.

First sentence, "I killed him". Will she kill again? Probably. Tune in as Shaela and Ian start in on "My Sister The Serial Killer" by Oyinkan Braithwaite with the chapters 'Words' to 'Red.'

The Bloody Finale! And it's kind of... sexy? Tune in as Shaela and Ian wrap up "So Thirsty" by Rachel Harrison with the final Chapters of 27-34. Btw, everyone is still really thirsty. Like still. Like it's brought up every 8 minutes, seriously. Like, I get it. It's the title.

Gas Station Action! Violence! And People Complaining About Being Thirsty! This week, Shaela and Ian share their thoughts as they analyze Chapters 19-26 of "So Thirsty" by Rachel Harrison.

It gets crazy here, everyone is really thirsty like ALL THE TIME (in more ways than one). And the Twilight parallels are getting even harder to ignore. Listen along as Shaela and Ian share their thoughts, comments, and thoroughly analyze Chapters 9-18 this week of "So Thirsty" by Rachel Harrison!

New Book, new Evil! If you've been feeling vampires, this is the novel to pick up! Listen along as Shaela and Ian crack open Chapters 1-8 of "So Thirsty" by Rachel Harrison, and share their thoughts, comments, and questions about whether this is just Twilight but a better book and for adults.

We're at the final stretch of Dorothy not understanding why she's like this! Listen along as Shaela and Ian share their thoughts, comments, and thoroughly analyze the final chapters of Chelsea G. Summers' " A Certain Hunger". We hope you aren't hungry. I'm not.

Tune in as we share our analysis (and disdain for what Dorothy does this week) of chapters 11-14 of "A Certain Hunger" by Chelsea G. Summers!

What's that? Blood, guts, and then eating them? Listen in as Shaela and Ian crack open Chapters 6-10 and share their thoughts, comments, and a thorough analysis this week of "A Certain Hunger" by Chelsea G. Summers.

Welcome to Read No Evil! A Horror Fiction Book Club where every week we dive into chapters of a new Horror Novel we pick out every month. First up: Chapters 1 -5 of "A Certain Hunger" by Chelsea G. Summers, where Shaela and Ian share their thoughts, comments, and a throughout analysis on this week's chapters.

Read No Evil is an 18+ podcast that focuses on the best parts of horror literature. Join Shaela Payne and her rotating co hosts as they peel back the pages and look into the psychological aspects and story elements embedded deep in every horror book. Listen and follow along as, every month, a new book is introduced and thoroughly dissected.