Hello and welcome to worst bestsellers where we read about a gaslighting girl boss who gets a gatecapped in the attic so you don't have to.

I'm Renata.

And I'm Kate.

And for this episode, we read The House Made by Freedom McFadden. Joining us to discuss this, quote, absolutely addictive

psychological thriller with a jaw-dropping twist is Rax King, author of Tacky and Sloppy and

co-host of the podcast Low Culture Boyle.

Hi, Rex.

Hi, thank you so much for having me.

I'm so excited to have you here.

Listers might recall I literally picked Tacky as my favorite book of the year, whichever

year it came out.

Oh, that's really nice.

On one of our good book episodes, to be clear.

We would never put you on our worst list.

And then invite me on here?

That would be evil, evil behavior.

Yeah, and then if you'll notice, your room actually only locks from the outside and don't worry about it.

No, I'm so excited.

Kate and I don't often invite authors on the podcast because we just get, A, it can be weird

when it's like, can you come like make fun of another book with us and be we're

shy but i i boldly invited rex and now look at me go i'm so excited look at me go is a really good

way to end that sentence let me go now look at me go.

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