In this special extra credit episode of the Grim and Tonic Book Club, hosts Felicity and Ravi dive into a lively and contrasting discussion on the thriller novel, Then She Was Gone by Lisa Jewell. In this episode, they present differing views on the book's narrative twists and character developments, exploring Felicity's intrigue with emotional depth and Ravi's appetite for suspenseful surprises.

This episode will guide you through the enigmatic disappearance of Ellie Mack, examining the psychological layers behind the characters of Laurel, Floyd, and the unsettling Noelle. We're not shy about exploring themes of trauma, loss, and family bonds and how they shape the mind-boggling events that unfold in Jewell's chilling tale. Is it a compelling journey, or does it fall flat? Grab your copy and a drink to find out!

Join Felicity and Ravi, the hosts of the Grim and Tonic Book Club, as they delve into the intricate world of Alice Feeney's thriller, 'Beautiful Ugly.' In this episode, the duo unravels the tangled secrets of the novel, set against the backdrop of a mysterious island with a chilling past.

Listen in as they discuss the vivid landscapes that Feeney so masterfully paints, the enigmatic characters, and the unexpected twists that left readers reeling. From the eerie setting to the complexities of relationships, every element of the story is scrutinized, leaving no stone unturned.

Whether you're seeking a deeper understanding of the plot or just love a good thriller discussion, this episode is full of engaging insights and humorous banter between two avid thriller enthusiasts. Grab your copy of 'Beautiful Ugly' and join the conversation!

Join hosts Felicity and Ravi for an intriguing mini-episode of the Grim and Tonic Book Club's extra credit series.

In this episode, they dive into 'The Housemaid' by Freida McFadden, exploring the book's complex characters and unexpected plot twists. Listen in as they discuss the story of Millie, a young woman with a complicated past who takes a job as a live-in housekeeper for the enigmatic Winchester family. Discover how Millie's past collides with a chilling new reality, leading to a gripping tale of survival and deception.

Perfect for fans of suspense and thrillers, this episode addresses the psychological intricacies of the novel's characters and the dark secrets they harbor.

Join Felicity and Ravi, the vibrant hosts of the Grim and Tonic Book Club, as they delve into the thick of "Keep It in the Family" by John Mars. In this episode, they intricately weave through the book's spine-chilling plot while offering personal anecdotes.

With their signature light-hearted banter, Felicity and Ravi navigate through dark themes, including an unsettling discovery in the attic and the deeply flawed characters that populate Marrs' thrilling narrative. All this with a splash of plum gin adds a tonic twist to their already engaging conversation.

Tune in to discover how family secrets unravel into unimaginable horrors, what makes the characters tick, and whether the duo would dare to live in a murder house. Don't miss out on this gripping episode!

Join Felicity and Ravi, the dynamic hosts of The Grim and Tonic Book Club, as they delve deep into the twists and turns of "A Flicker in the Dark" by Stacey Willingham. This episode is packed with lively discussions, insightful analysis, and an enticing drink pairing: the Strawberry Gin Smash.

As they explore the intricate plot and compelling characters, the duo shares their thoughts on the book’s unpredictable twists and its exploration of dark themes such as family secrets and the impact of past trauma.

This is a thriller based book club podcast. Join book enthusiasts Felicity Korbosky and Ravinder Kaur as they read along with listeners and chat about the book of the month. Each episode explores a different book and the pair dives into all things grim while having a drink.

This month they are diving into Rock, Paper Scissors by Alice Feeney - a thriller novel involving an unhappy married couple, a vacation and loads of secrets. What possibly could go wrong?