Charlotte Readers Podcast

Charlotte Readers Podcast

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Charlotte Readers Podcast

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Latest episode

Jul 16, 2024

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Episodes

John Hart’s “The Unwilling” Combines Crime, Suspense and Searing Glimpses into the Human Mind and Soul 13.04.2021

  

Paolo Bacigalupi Explores Climate Change and Corruption in Near-Future Sci-Fi, “The Water Knife” 09.04.2021

  

Find the Secrets to a Good Marriage with Marriage Counselor Lori Epting in “From Chaos to Connection” 06.04.2021

  

Tara Lush Brews Up A Deadly Cozy Mystery in “Grounds for Murder” 02.04.2021

  

Danny Bernstein Hikes and Reveals the History and Beauty of the Land in “DuPont Forest: A History” 30.03.2021

  

Gina Wilkinson’s “When the Apricots Bloom” Features Women Under Saddam Hussein’s Tyrannical Rule 26.03.2021

  

Susan Mills Introduces Detective Colt Jessup in Steamy Thriller “Rock Bottom” 23.03.2021

  

Ellen Birkett Morris Explores the Quiet Power of Womanhood in “Lost Girls” 19.03.2021

  

Amy Burle Captures the Complexities of Love and Family in “The Year of Thorns and Honey” 16.03.2021

  

M. William Phelps Investigates a Poisoning death in “We Thought We Knew You” 12.03.2021

  

Casey Eanes and Seth Ervin Weave A Spectacular Fantasy World in The Keys of Candor Trilogy 09.03.2021

  

Tracy Clark’s Chicago Mystery Navigates the Dark Side of Celebrity in “What You Don’t See” 05.03.2021

  

Maureen Sherbondy Peers Into a Teenager’s Difficult Past, Present and Future in “Lucky Brilliant” 02.03.2021

  

Kristen Rademacher Takes Readers on an Odyssey of Ill-Fated Love, Devastating Loss, and Resilience 26.02.2021

  

Steve Berry’s Cotton Malone Uncovers Germany’s Dark Secrets in “The Kaiser’s Web” 23.02.2021

  

Wilnona Marie and Jade Dee Cope, Accept and Discover in “And I Thought Divorce Was Bad” 19.02.2021

  

Aaron Gwyn’s “All God’s Children” Explores the Paradoxes of the early American frontier, a Place of Enormous Liberty and Terrible Bondage 16.02.2021

  

Bess Kercher Weaves an Adventure-Filled, Faith-Driven Middle Grade Tale in “Now and At the Hour” 12.02.2021

  

A Cardiac Surgeon’s Hand Tremor Led Dr. Charles Edwards to Dementia Care in “Much Abides: A Survival Guide for Aging Lives” 09.02.2021

  

Susan Zurenda’s Vibrant Debut Transports Readers to Small-Town South Carolina in the 60s-70s, Where the Bonds of Love Prevail in the Face of Tragedy 05.02.2021

  

Otho Eskin’s “The Reflecting Pool” Is a Fast-Paced Crime Thriller Set in the Nation’s Capital 02.02.2021

  

Dori Ann Dupré Tells A Heartwarming Tale of Love and Found Family in “Good Buddy” 29.01.2021

  

In “The Gift Best Given,” Edward Di Gangi Pieces Together the Extraordinary Life of His Birth Mother, Genevieve 26.01.2021

  

Claire Fullerton Examines Southern Life and the Bonds of Love and Friendship in “Little Tea” 22.01.2021

  

Dale Neal’s “Appalachian Book of the Dead” Leads Readers to the Dark Side of Reality in this Southern Buddhist Thriller 19.01.2021

  

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