Pride & Prejudice Book Club Podcast27 Nov 2023

A Match Made At Matlock - Jan Ashton, Julie Cooper, Amy D’Orazio, and Jessie Lewis

Hello, Book Clubbers! This episode is a bit of a wild card as we unpack "A Match Made At Matlock," a literary anomaly that's throwing a curveball into our usual lineup. Get ready, because this one is not your typical solo-authored masterpiece—it's a collaborative effort by not one, not two, but FOUR powerhouse authors from Quills and Quartos Publishing. Yes, you heard it right, FOUR minds weaving a single book together!

Alicia and I found the format fascinating, and the story itself stirred up some intriguing questions, sparking a prolonged debate about the essentials for a successful marriage.

But before we plunge into the episode, we want to give a special shoutout to Amy D'Orazio, one of the fantastic minds behind this collaboration. Oh, and guess what? She's dropping a new book TODAY!

Run and grab a copy of "Wits and Wagers" ASAP—we know we can't wait to read it!

So, Book Clubbers, grab your favorite reading nook and join us as we dissect, discuss, and maybe even challenge each other's views on "A Match Made At Matlock."

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🎵 Music Credit: Pride & Prejudice Book Club Theme composed, performed, and arranged by Megan Mason.

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📚 Curious what we will be reading next? See a list of upcoming books at prideandprejudicebookclub.com!

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