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Staff Picks: 5 Audiobook Originals Changing the Way We Listen
|+| Add to Your Shelf #CrimeTime Sara’s Pick: Sometimes siblings are complete opposites, like Nadiya and her half-brother Chase. A private person who writes highly successful crime novels under a pen name, Nadiya likes to keep things to herself. Chase, on the other hand, shares everything with the world via his TikTok account, which would be fine if he wasn't staying with Nadiya.
ğ§ #CrimeTime by Jeneva Rose, Drew Pyne
Review copy was received from Publisher. This does not affect my opinion of the book or the content of my review.
#CrimeTime
By: Jeneva Rose & Drew Pyne Narrators: Abelardo Campuzano, Jennifer Damiano, Phil Thron, Gary Tiedemann, Peter Berkrot, P.J. Ochlan, Nancy Linari, Chris Andrew Ciulla, Piper Goodeve, Kevin R. Free, Samantha Desz ISBN: 9781797157337 Publisher: Simon & Schuster Audio Originals Publication Date: 12/12/2023 Format: Audiobook Duration: 3 hrs. 37 min.
#CrimeTime
The first audio original from Jeneva Rose, the author of blockbuster bestseller The Perfect Marriage, #CrimeTime is a full-cast mystery written with her husband, Drew Pyne, perfect for fans of Only Murders in the Building and Finley Donovan Is Killing It. Nadiya loves her privacy: living alone and writing a popular series of crime novels under a pen name, she’s worked hard to build the quiet life she cherishes.
5 key moments in Notre Dame’s loss to No. 6 USC
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Keys to victory versus Boston College
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Catch of the year?: After slow start, Braden Lenzy enjoys shining moment
Irish graduate student wide receiver Braden Lenzy shocked the nation Saturday afternoon with his circus catch in the first quarter of play against Navy. M&T Bank Stadium held its breath as junior quarterback Drew Pyne launched the ball 38 yards to an endzone-bound Lenzy. Navy cornerback Mbiti Williams Jr. appeared to be in a perfect position to defend the ball. Well, he was in a perfect position. Until Lenzy pinned the ball against the defender’s back to snatch it away with one hand.
Five key moments from Notre Dame's 35-32 victory over Navy
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5 key moments in Notre Dame’s Tiger thrashing
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Pulse of the fanbase: How Irish fans are feeling eight games into Freeman Era
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Keys to victory versus Syracuse
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Notre Dame vs. UNLV: 5 key moments and trends from the Irish victory
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Cashing out in Vegas: Notre Dame brings home a hard-fought win against No. 16 BYU
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Observer sports staff predicts Notre Dame-BYU
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Coolican: Win over UNC must serve as turning point for Irish offense
Before kick-off Saturday in Chapel Hill, I noted that if Drew Pyne and the Irish offense were unable to get it going against the North Carolina defense, I wasn’t sure they would be able to do so against anybody. The Tar Heels came into the contest allowing opponents an average of 468 yards per game, so it was the perfect opportunity for the Irish to turn things around offensively. Drew Pyne & Co. did that, and then some.
Five key moments in Notre Dame's victory over UNC
Offense and defense struggle through opening drives. The Irish finally won a coin toss, electing to receive at the start of the second half. This put the Notre Dame defense on the field to start, but their performance was not what was expected of the usually-solid unit. The Tar Heels plowed through the line, ending the drive in a 12 play, 76-yard touchdown.
Ranking Notre Dame’s remaining schedule
Before the season started, the Observer Sports Staff ranked the toughest games on the Irish schedule. It is apparent now that Marshall was severely underrated in those rankings. Nevertheless, after three games, the remaining schedule ranks fairly similar to what the preseason rankings were. Let’s take a look at the remaining nine opponents the Irish will face this season. 1. USC (Record: 3-0, AP Rank: 7) The Trojans have arguably been the biggest surprise in college football this season.
Coolican: Find joy in this season
The mood in the locker room after Notre Dame’s victory over Cal last weekend was jubilant. It was Marcus Freeman’s first career win as a head coach, and it was the first win of the season for the players and coaches who worked so hard in the offseason for this moment. Compare that to the mood of Irish fans as the game came to an end. Rather than joy, it was more a collective sigh of relief that was heard across South Bend as Cal’s last-second Hail Mary attempt finally fell harmlessly to the ground.
“Find the better way”: Captain Bo Bauer talks leadership, ownership ahead of Cal
It’s no secret that, at 0-2, the Notre Dame football team is feeling some pressure. And the leadership position that being a captain of said team can certainly amplify that pressure. This certainly rings true for 2022 captain Bo Bauer. After Notre Dame’s home opener loss against Marshall, the fate of Marcus Freeman’s debut season hangs in the balance.
The Observer predicts Cal vs. Notre Dame
Emily DeFazio, Associate Sports Editor I am not sure where to begin in predicting Saturday’s outcome; I have few words left after having to eat so many of them last week. The Irish would have to win out in order for my 10-2 season prediction to be correct, and with USC and Clemson still left to take on, I have my doubts. The offense was already struggling, and the loss of sophomore quarterback Tyler Buchner is a tough pill to swallow.
Moller: Freeman Era teetering on brink of disaster
It’s hard to believe that just last week, there were many Notre Dame fans across the country expecting the Irish to finish the season 11-1 after a hard-fought loss to Ohio State in the opening week of the season. Fast forward a week and the narrative is completely different following a stunning Irish defeat to the Marshall Thundering Herd. Being a lifelong Notre Dame football fan, I have faced plenty of lows. USC’s reign of terror over the Irish during the Charlie Weis era. A 3-9 season in 2007.
Schatz: The Irish are not good, thoughts on falling to an unranked Marshall
Emotions were high, and scoring was low, this Saturday at Notre Dame Stadium. The Thundering Herd stormed onto campus ready to knock down the Fighting Irish. What is there to say about the game? Well… not a lot. Marshall proved that Notre Dame was ultimately an underprepared – and under-coached – team. And, moving forward, they need to their act together if they hope to have even somewhat of a successful season.
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