<p>little red book is joined by Ashaman and his lovely Lady Ash to discuss one of red's favorite author's romance novel. There is sex and naughty words so we've marked this episode explicit. Hope you enjoy Red Reads Romance with GT couples part 2.</p>

little red book is joined by Ashaman and his lovely Lady Ash to discuss one of red's favorite author's romance novel. There is sex and naughty words so we've marked this episode explicit. Hope you enjoy Red Reads Romance with GT couples part 2.

#142: Beguilement (The Sharing Knife Book 1) by Lois McMaster Bujold

The Legendarium Podcast is a community for lovers of science fiction and fantasy books, from classic to contemporary. Red Team and Blue Team are under the main Legendarium Podcast. They're the pros. Green Team's podcast is a bit different. We are the newbies, upstarts, the kids in the back of the class who riff off of different one-off topics, about books, life, games, pancakes vs waffles, and all the important arguments. 

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The Legendarium Podcast is a community for lovers of science fiction and fantasy books, from classic to contemporary. Red Team and Blue Team are under the main Legendarium Podcast. They're the pros. Green Team's podcast is a bit different. We are the newbies, upstarts, the kids in the back of the class who riff off of different one-off topics, about books, life, games, pancakes vs waffles, and all the important arguments. Suggestion Box: https://forms.gle/LwuEXz2uvsxMsViy8

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