As we wrap up our coverage of Ramona Singer's "Life on the Ramona Coaster," we have to ask ourselves: is this... the best book ever?

We meet Ramona again on an unlikely (in her opinion) trip to Africa for philanthropy and blue balls. Somehow, things get even better back in New York when she renews her vows with Mario. Can you believe they're still bonin' after 17 years? It's beautiful.

But nothing gold can stay, not even when you're married to the scion of a religious jewelry and plastic trophy distribution hub that just got a new website. Mario begins his affair, tortures Ramona for approximately one calendar year, and thankfully walks away with neither of the properties RAMONA'S DAMN BUSINESS paid for.

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We're back with more Ramona Singer. This week, we reveal our two ill fated run-ins with America's sweetheart. (Skip to 11:00 if you don't care, but I don't know why you wouldn't want to hear exactly how Ramona insulted Molly's appearance in 2012!)

The hits keep coming as Ramona insults Jill, Alex, Simon, Kelly and numerous other New Yorkers in chapters three through five of her book, "Life on the Ramona Coaster."

There are also allegations of alcoholism that seem quaint in a post-reboot world, plus in-depth descriptions of Ramona's haircut and breast implants.

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We've made it to part one of Ramona Singer's "Life on the Ramona Coaster," and let's be honest: it's not quite the feel-good palate cleanser we'd imagined.

Still, it's sparking many fascinating questions. Like, are people in Upstate New York okay? Does being mean count if you apologize afterward? Will Ramona ever come up with a good direct-to-consumer business? How much would someone have to pay us to eat a Colossal Shrimp? And why are old people so racist?

Pull on your favorite TJ Maxx overstock sweater and pour a glass of Pinot while we get into it.

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Strap in for what's sure to be the saddest episode ever of this young podcast.

We all know what's coming in the dramatic conclusion of "What Remains," but Carole still manages to move us with her haunting prose. As she says goodbye to Carolyn Bessette Kennedy, John F. Kennedy Jr. and her husband Anthony Radziwill, we try not to get too verklempt.

The only thing that's missing is a sequel about Carole's time in London. Yes, we know she wrote a roman à clef called "The Widow's Guide to Sex and Dating." But since it's a novel, we won't be tackling it here.

Instead, next week we will take a truly deranged and borderline offensive 180: we're gonna read Ramona Singer's "Life on the Ramona Coaster." This divorce memoir is truly the "Heartburn" of the Housewives world. Which makes Ramona the Nora Ephron. Are we comfortable with that? Not really, but it's true!

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Housewives Book Club is back with our penultimate episode about Carole Radziwill's best-selling memoir, "What Remains."

This week, we delve deeper into the beautiful friendship between Carole Radziwill and Carolyn Bessette. We debate the merits of Carolyn's engagement ring. Jen reveals that she "used to" own LL Bean flannel-lined khakis. And we defend Carole from the ghostwriting allegations.

Scoop up a plate of New York Times asparagus risotto, open up your Zodiac dating manual and join us. Next week, the story will come to its tragic conclusion.

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Our coverage of Carole Radziwill's "What Remains" marches on, with a heavy emphasis on her years as a journalist for ABC News. She also meets her future husband, Anthony Radziwill, while covering the Menendez brothers' trial.

But first, we talk for a solid 20 minutes about our dream scenarios for the ailing "Real Housewives of New York City" franchise. Season 15 just debuted. It's a re-re-reboot. But maybe this time it'll work? And in the meantime, let's try RHO Park Slope or Harlem. Why not?!

Tune in next week when Carole meets JFK Jr. and Carolyn Bessette, finally beginning her journey as a socialite and connector par excellence.

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We're getting into the meat and potatoes of Carole Radziwill's "What Remains." Carole meets a shirtless John F. Kennedy Jr. in the Hamptons (John Kennedy, if you're nasty). Soon after, Carolyn Bessette forges an instant bond by disarming Carole with her request for a toothbrush. Was she wanting to borrow Carole's or unwrap a new one? We may never know.

Carole also enjoys some dating mind games with Anthony before marrying him at Lee's house. Oh, and getting engaged at Lee's house. On Mother's Day. Never underestimate the power of a boy mom.

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Can you believe it girls? We're embarking on our first memoir written by one of the "Real Housewives of New York City." It happens to be the best-selling Bravo memoir of all time, as well as the most critically acclaimed — because it was written before its author was on reality TV.

Yes, it's "What Remains" by Carole Radziwill: the story of Carole losing her husband, her best friend and her cousin-in-law, all in one summer. And as the Summer of Housewives Book Club gives way to autumn, so will we allow the comedic value of this podcast to perish in favor of examining tragic, unexpected death from every possible angle.

Hey, we might still have a few laughs — Carole once lived on "Clint Finger Road," after all.

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