Hey, everyone.

372 pages that'll never be cozier has begun.

I am Michael Jane Nelson with me, Connor Lestocka.

Hello, Connor.

Never been cozier, Mike. You're right to say that.

I'm trying to speak in my voice where you go to a spa. Have you ever gone to a spa? Yeah, sure, once or twice.

Yeah, and they speak in those low tones. I found it extremely irritating. I was tense the second I walked into a spa and they started to talk. What?

You're just you're like, you know, the frequency only teenagers can hear. You're like that,

but with the singing bowls. So that just, that puts your hair on end to hear that strange,

strange noise. What a, what a humiliating thing the mosquito tone right thing that like

then everyone's laughing and like teachers all right i can't hear i'm sorry i'm 38 i'm not that

yeah it's like okay you got me i can't hear an annoying sound. Like, owned teenager.

I don't know.

Anyway, yes, this is the podcast where we talk about books we don't expect to like.

And this is the cozy season, I'm assuming you're all cozy.

And we're in the middle of a very cozy book called Owl Be Home for Christmas,

which is book two in the series, oh man,

I had it right here, murder be damned or murder be cozy or something like that.

Yeah, I go, what was it? Oh, a very murder Christmas.

Joke.

Well, how could you not remember that?

It rolls off the tongue.

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