It’s our first pop culture episode!!! While we slow down our reading this month to prepare for Melissa’s wedding, join us while we discuss some of our favorite pop culture moments over the last few weeks.

Join as we discuss one of the peaks of the Throne of Glass series, Queen of Shadows. We discuss the hottest news right out of Rifthold, talk about our reading plan for the rest of the summer and Melissa's upcoming nuptials.

Happy July! The girls continue their summer reads with a Reese’s Bookclub pick, The Light We Lost by Jill Santopolo. They talk about young love, red flags, and life changes once you’re engaged. Also….Maggie cries, enjoy!

The girls are back again! To close out June we discuss the next milestone in the Throne of Glass series, and y’all are in for a wild ride. We also check in on our current summer watchlist and talk about this unbearable humidity.

The girls are starting their summer book-a-thon (see what we did there) off strong with Funny Story by Emily Henry. They talk about the importance of making sure you are covering all your bases in a relationship, male and female friendship, and the bonus chapter that never was.

The girls are back and discussing The Assassin’s Blade by Sarah J Maas. They talk about turning 30, emotional growth and discovery, and of course….Celaena Sardothian.

The Throne of Glass reading continues! The gals talk about Crown of Midnight by Sarah J. Maas. They get into love triangles, tragedies, low self esteem, meeting (and killing) witches and…believe it or not, Matilda.

Join Sister Margaret and Sister Melissa as they discuss the fan favorite, Throne of Glass. This is a re-read for Maggie, but Melissa's first read and we get into all the dirty details - while also shouting out some of our favorite movies along the way!

Happy Leap Year! This episode the girls discuss Bride by Ali Hazelwood. Let’s take a trip down memory and discuss older vampire classics (ehem…Twilight) and discuss our favorite spicy scenes. 

Join the gals as talk about the TikTok famous Powerless by Lauren Roberts. They get into the Billie Eilish and Taylor Swift fandoms, being mean to boys who have crushes, and introductory fantasy romance recs.