Literature on the Rocks is your new favorite podcast where books, booze, and banter collide. Hosted by Sunny, Rachel, and Rox—three witty women who devour books like their toddlers devour snacks—we’re here to make reading as fun as happy hour. Whether you’re a working mom, a bookish millennial, or just someone who enjoys a good cocktail with an even better story, this show is for you. We dive deep into each book with two types of episodes: Summaries (start-to-finish breakdowns with no plot left behind) and Book Clubs (where we spill our opinions, read listener comments, and tackle thought-provoking prompts). And because every great book deserves a signature drink, we whip up a custom cocktail to match the vibe of each story. Rating books on our own buzzworthy scale—one shot (not coming back for more), two shots (good enough for another but not worth the hangover), or three shots (it got me f***d up)—we keep things honest, hilarious, and occasionally tipsy. Join us every episode for smart conversations, playful debates, and some boozy fun. Come for the books, stay for the drinks. Cheers!
In this book club episode of Literature on the Rocks, we’re heading back into the dungeon to talk Dungeon Crawler Carl by Matt Dinniman — no rules recap, just reactions, chaos, and hot takes.
We debate how long we’d actually survive if we were dropped into the dungeon, whether Carl’s mantra “you will not break me” hit a little too close to home, and how our own pets would stack up against the reigning queen, Princess Donut.
From re...
In this summary episode of Literature on the Rocks, we drop into the chaotic, darkly hilarious world of Dungeon Crawler Carl by Matt Dinniman.
When Earth is transformed into a deadly, game-like dungeon run by an alien entertainment system, Carl and his ex-girlfriend’s cat, Princess Donut, are forced to survive level by level — with monsters, absurd rules, and an audience watching their every move. We break down the story from start...
In this book club episode of Literature on the Rocks, we unpack Don’t Let Her Stay by Nicola Sanders and dive into everything the ending left us arguing about.
We talk about the cracks in Joanne and Richard’s marriage, how Chloe’s presence amplifies existing tension, and whether being polite can sometimes be the most dangerous choice. From ignored red flags to unreliable truths, this story had us questioning who to believe right up...
What’s worse than a houseguest who overstays their welcome? One who might be lying about everything.
In this summary episode, we’re diving headfirst into Don’t Let Her Stay by Nicola Sanders, a domestic thriller that proves sometimes the real danger is already inside the house. When an estranged daughter returns, lines blur fast between kindness and control, trust and manipulation — and we quickly learn that nothing (and no one) is...
You’ve heard our full breakdown of Remarkably Bright Creatures by Shelby Van Pelt now it’s time to talk feelings. In this book club episode, we dive into listener comments and book prompts, unpacking the moments that stayed with us long after the final page. From Marcellus being the most emotionally intelligent character in the room to the quiet ways structure and routine hold our lives together, we’re getting into all of it.
We ta...
In this summary episode, we dive into Remarkably Bright Creatures by Shelby Van Pelt a quietly powerful story about grief, unlikely friendships, and the healing magic of connection. We follow Tova, a woman learning how to live after loss, Cameron, a man searching for where he belongs, and Marcellus, an octopus who knows way more than he should (and yes, he absolutely steals the show).
We break down the full story from start to fini...
It’s our 2025 Highlight Episode, and we’re popping the champagne, spilling the tea, and maybe reliving a few moments we said we wouldn’t talk about again.
This episode is our end-of-year toast to everything that made 2025 unforgettable—starting with our highest-rated reads, each of our personal favorite books of the year, and the cocktails that absolutely understood the assignment (plus one truly tragic drink that deserves an honor...
You’ve already heard our deep dive into Hooked, but now we’re circling back— In this revisited book club episode, we’re digging into listener comments, revisiting our book prompt questions, and reassessing the biggest debate of all: is Hook a misunderstood antihero… or just a beautifully packaged red flag?
With a little distance (and a few more dark romances behind us), we’re talking revenge, redemption, and whether morally gray ch...
In this revisited episode of Literature on the Rocks, we’re cracking open Hooked by Emily McIntire once again—a morally gray, villain-forward reimagining of Peter Pan that lives rent-free in our heads. With a little distance (and a few more books under our belts), Sunny, Rachel, and Rox take a fresh look at James “Hook”: his obsession, his trauma, and whether his allure actually holds up on a second pour.
We’re rehashing the plot, ...
Pour yourself a Sleigh My Name cocktail — because this week on Literature on the Rocks, we’re heading back to Fraizer Falls for our book club episode of Holiday Ever After by Hannah Grace!
Sunny, Rachel, and Rox read your comments, answer the book prompts, and dive into all the listener hot takes. Expect warmth, chaos, holiday banter, and at least one moment where one of us nearly cries (it’s December, emotions are high). As always...
This week on Literature on the Rocks, we’re unwrapping Hannah Grace’s festive new holiday romance, Holiday Ever After — a sugary-sweet, small-town love story that had all three of us kicking our feet like we were in a Hallmark movie… but with way better spice.
We follow Clara, a big-city corporate queen who escapes to the charming snowy town of Fraizer Falls, where hot chocolate is basically a personality trait and flannel is manda...
This week on Literature on the Rocks, we’re back with Lisa Jewell’s wildly addictive thriller, None of This Is True — and trust us, the chaos hits even harder when the listeners weigh in.
Sunny, Rachel, and Rox dig into your theories, your suspicions, and your absolute refusal to trust anyone in this book (relatable). We talk about Josie’s unsettling confessions, Alix’s questionable decisions, and every red flag we somehow missed o...
This week on Literature on the Rocks, we’re diving headfirst into Lisa Jewell’s psychological thriller sensation, None of This Is True — a story so twisty it had all three of us yelling “WAIT… WHAT?!” into our cocktails.
When podcaster Alix Summers crosses paths with her “birthday twin,” things go from quirky to deeply disturbing faster than you can say “unreliable narrator.” As Alix gets pulled into Josie Fair’s web of half-truths...
In this week’s Literature on the Rocks book club episode, Sunny, Rachel, and Rox return to Kristin Hannah’s emotional powerhouse, The Women — and this time, it’s all about reflection, resilience, and real talk.
We’re reading listener comments, answering your book prompts, and unpacking the themes that hit us hardest — from the hidden struggles of women veterans to the impossible expectations placed on mothers, daughters, and healer...
This week on Literature on the Rocks, we’re diving into Kristin Hannah’s powerful historical fiction masterpiece, The Women — a gut-punching story of courage, sisterhood, and survival during the Vietnam War.
Follow Frances “Frankie” McGrath, a young nurse who volunteers to serve in Vietnam, only to discover that the real battle begins when she comes home. Between the chaos of war and the silence that follows, Frankie’s journey shin...
The babysitting gig from hell continues! In this week’s Literature on the Rocks book club episode, Sunny, Rachel, and Rox revisit Jason Rekulak’s haunting thriller, Hidden Pictures — this time, unpacking all the fan theories, eerie clues, and moral questions that had our listeners buzzing.
We dive into what really happened in that picture-perfect neighborhood, debate whether Mallory’s choices were heroic or horrifying, and read you...
In this week’s episode of Literature on the Rocks, Sunny, Rachel, and Rox dive deep into Jason Rekulak’s chilling thriller, Hidden Pictures—a page-turner packed with creepy drawings, ghostly twists, and jaw-dropping reveals you’ll never see coming.
We break down the story from start to finish, sip on our hauntingly delicious cocktail inspired by the book, and rate it on our signature One Shot, Two Shots, or Three Shots scale. Wheth...
Things are getting weird in this week’s Literature on the Rocks book club! Sunny, Rachel, and Rox are back to unravel We Used to Live Here by Marcus Kliewer — and trust us, this discussion gets as twisted as the house itself.
We’re diving into the big questions: Was Eve losing her mind, or was she in another reality? What’s the deal with the Faust family and that unsettling “Old House” theory? And seriously — how do you fix a haunt...
In this episode of Literature on the Rocks, Sunny, Rachel, and Rox are cracking open We Used to Live Here by Marcus Kliewer — a psychological horror that’ll make you second-guess every creak in your house.
When a young couple opens their door to a family claiming to have once lived there, a simple act of kindness turns into a descent into madness. The line between memory and reality twists tighter than an over-shaken cocktail, and ...
The witches are back and so are we—this time for our Serpent & Dove book club! Sunny, Rachel, and Rox are stirring up conversations about power, rebellion, and what happens when fate ties two very unlikely people together. We’re mixing listener comments with our own hot takes, all while sipping on The Witch’s Pact, the cocktail that’s just as bold and intoxicating as Lou herself.
Grab your glass and join the coven—because when ...
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