You're listening to All the More Books, a weekly show about everything books.

I'm your host, Liberty Hardy, and I'm little in the middle, but I've got much backlist.

Today is September 12, 2025, and for this week's episode, I'm going to talk about several books that are in my orbit right now.

Hello, everyone.

I'm kind of digging in this new format that we've been doing the last few months.

You know, all the more books, you talk about old books and new books, because I was like, well, there's so many old books to talk about,

but I'm kind of like enjoying talking about some of the new books, even the ones that haven't come out yet.

You know, it's really fun.

I do really like books. You may have heard that before.

And speaking of that, I feel like a city at my house right now because I have

bookcases and I can no longer go out. So now I've started to go up. I've started getting taller

bookcases and stacking bookcases on top of bookcases. And there is like a 100% chance I'm going

to be crushed by a bookcase.

And that's okay.

And I'll tell you some more about it after we hear from a sponsor.

This episode is sponsored by 26th Street Books, publishers of convergence by Greg Owen and Jonathan Dixon.

Stick around after the show to hear an excerpt from

the audiobook edition. Chicago, March 1976, a young, privileged man kills two of his friends. Four

days later, he's in custody, and just as quickly, he walks free. For four years, the case nearly

vanished until two prosecutors and one lucky break resurrected it.

Convergence is the true story of a brutal double homicide, the rise of a rock musician turned

star prosecutor, and the dark mix of money, drugs, and corruption that almost buried the truth forever.

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