To paraphrase Salvador Dali: A world without mystery is a world without magic. 2020 has been a strange year with the global pandemic, political, racial and environmental catastrophes. Books have literally saved our sanity; and to share the joys, plot twists of new and old mystery classics with a good friend in these times is a blessing. Our podcast is a reflection of our love for figuring out the obvious clues and discussing the clues in a fun and open discussion format. We are excited to share the the special magic with all of you. Enjoy! Monita and Kate

Motives, Clues, and Alibis
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Podcast Overview
To paraphrase Salvador Dali: A world without mystery is a world without magic. 2020 has been a strange year with the global pandemic, political, racial and environmental catastrophes. Books have literally saved our sanity; and to share the joys, plot twists of new and old mystery classics with a good friend in these times is a blessing. Our podcast is a reflection of our love for figuring out the obvious clues and discussing the clues in a fun and open discussion format. We are excited to share the the special magic with all of you. Enjoy! Monita and Kate
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Recent Episodes

December 6, 2020
Murder in Old Bombay (1.5)
<p>Monita and Kate discuss a recently released debut novel by Nev March. Ms. March is a Parsee Zoroastrian and currently lives in New Jersey. She won the Minotaur Books/Mystery Writers of America Award for Best First Crime Fiction.</p> <p> This book is set in nineteenth century India ruled primarily by Great Britain, The mystery is based on a true story of two young Parsee women falling off of a tower at the university. Ms. March turns that event into a exciting story with many locations, interesting characters and a forbidden romance. The podcasters give some added insight into their feelings about the story and ideas about making an adventure series starring the dashing Captain Jim.</p> <p> </p> <p> </p>

November 8, 2020
Hound of Baskerville (1.4)
<p>In this episode, Monita and Kate discuss one of their favorite Sherlock Holmes' stories. It is a classic gothic mystery with all the elements that make it a classic: the stark English moors, brooding characters and a supernatural hound. It is truly Holmes at his finest, with Watson along for the scary ride. Its a perfect halloween read.</p> <p>The mystery mavens give this Arthur Conan Doyle story a rating of 5 out of 5 red herrings. </p>

October 25, 2020
All the Devils are Here (Episode 1.3)
<p>Monita and Kate discuss the latest mystery novel by Louise Penny. This is the 16th novel featuring Inspector Gamache of the Surete' du Quebec. This one is a bit different since most of it takes place in Paris instead the of the Canadian Province of Quebec. But don't worry because some of our favorite characters are back; most notably Armand Gamache's family, his godfather and of course Jean-Guy Beavoir. </p> <p>So just sit back and listen to the duo discuss this book! </p>
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