Susan Ericksen is F***ing with People - We Review Survivor in Death

This is our longest episode ever, everyone! This book is ultimately about not just being a survivor, but how people survive, especially after the loss of a loved one. We see this play out not only with Nixie, but with Eve surviving the death of her father, Roarke surviving the death of his mother, Summerset surviving the death of his daughter. This is a really dense book about great loss and how people cope with that. Besides this being a very dense book where a lot goes on, there are several weird glitches that happen between the book and the audiobook. So much so that we wonder if maybe Susan Ericksen is f***ing with people. We do know that it probably is not that, but that's our new head canon now. Also part of our new head canon: Roarke secretly sends bags of coffee to members of the NYPSD, with the understanding they will never tell Eve. Summerset has to follow Eve and Roarke around with Lysol and a Black Light. Summerset has a special droid to specifically go in every day to change and wash Eve and Roarke's sheets, but also to sanitize the holo-room and gym. This is one of the only books in the series that makes pretty much everyone who is a fan of this series ugly cry. The scene where Eve and Roarke take Nixie to the morgue so she can say good-bye to her family is rough, and we had to stop talking about it, or we would have had ourselves ugly crying on the episode. Roarke and Eve both do some really dumb stuff in this book, but some really good stuff like bringing Mavis in to meet Nixie and  giving Nixie a new family. And, like Eve, we all say: Thank God for Summerset.