In this book club episode of Literature on the Rocks, Sunny, Rachel, and Rox step back into the multiverse of Dark Matter by Blake Crouch for a conversation that quickly turns existential.

Inspired by the book's mind-bending premise, we discuss what kind of world our current states of mind might unlock if we stepped into the Box today. Would we end up somewhere familiar, somewhere chaotic, or somewhere completely unexpected?

We also tackle one of the novel's biggest questions: is it actually possible to have it all, or does every choice require giving something up? And finally, we ask ourselves whether we'd want to see how our lives turned out after making one major decision differently. Would the answers bring peace—or just more questions?

Full spoilers, multiverse musings, and plenty of "what if?" moments. Grab a drink, pour yourself a Last Ampoule, and join us. 🥃✨

In this summary episode of Literature on the Rocks, Sunny, Rachel, and Rox dive into Dark Matter by Blake Crouch, a mind-bending sci-fi thriller that will have you questioning every choice you've ever made.

Jason Dessen is living a good life—a loving family, a stable career, and a future that feels certain. But after a chance encounter turns into a nightmare, he wakes up in a reality that isn't quite his own. Suddenly, he's forced to navigate a maze of alternate lives, impossible choices, and the terrifying question of what truly makes us who we are.

Sunny, Rachel, and Rox break down this twisty story from start to finish, unpacking the science, the suspense, and the emotional core hiding beneath the multiverse madness. Along the way, we discuss fate, regret, identity, and whether the road not taken is ever really better than the one you're on.

And because no journey through infinite realities is complete without a drink, we're pairing this episode with our signature cocktail, The Last Ampoule—a bourbon-forward tribute to the choice that changes everything.

Full spoilers, existential spirals, and multiverse chaos ahead. Grab a drink and join us. 🥃✨

In this book club episode of Literature on the Rocks, Sunny, Rachel, and Rox return to the world of That's What Friends are For by Wade Rouse for one of our most personal and emotional conversations yet.

Inspired by the book's themes of friendship, identity, and belonging, we reflect on the advice we'd give our 18-year-old selves and the lessons we've learned along the way. We also discuss the role religion plays in the story, how it impacts the characters, and the complicated ways faith can shape our relationships and sense of self.

Of course, we couldn't talk about friendship without tackling honesty. Is complete honesty necessary in a friendship? And what takes more courage: speaking your truth or being willing to hear someone else's?

Full spoilers, vulnerable conversations, and a lot of heart. Grab a drink and join us. 🥂❤️