Meredith Monday Schwartz

All of a sudden, if you look on Amazon, it's like all of a sudden he had like 10 books come out this year.

And that's because they're releasing them in the U.S.

Exactly.

Exactly.

Buckle up.

Very interesting.

Yes, that was very, that's a very, even I remembered that it was red.

All right.

Well, so yes, our memoir, my memoir today, which again, I have read a lot more memoir than normal recently, but this one has been absolutely everywhere and it wasn't very long and it was an absolute milkshake book.

I read Strangers by Belle Burden.

Have you read that, Katie?

And I will say the reason I think most people will be surprised that I read it is because for me, too, this is, you know, kind of the I usually don't love any work of fiction that involves a happy couple that because of infidelity is now unhappy.

That is a trigger for me.

I don't like it at all.

Here, I have my theories about why I was curious enough to read it, and I got it from a library, so I just wanted to see what was going to happen, ended up reading the whole thing.

Okay, you've heard the setup.

In March 2020, Belle Burden was hunkered down with her family at their estate on Martha's Vineyard, doing the things that we all did in those early pandemic days.

They were building fires, making dinner.

Exactly.

They were, yeah, they were doing the whole sourdough thing.