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In this week's episode, Meg and McKayla are reading two books by Rebecca Yarros to get excited for the upcoming release of Onyx Storm. They started by reading her latest contemporary romance release, Variation, and then finished by reading In The Likely Event, a wildly popular romance book on BookTok and soon to be turned into a movie.
Meg & McK are getting into the Christmas spirit by reading The Christmas Tree Farm by Laurie Gilmore and How My Neighbor Stole Christmas by Meghan Quinn! They are breaking down all their ratings, talking about the characters, plot, and yes, they do talk about that viral candy cane scene...
On this week's episode, Meg and McKayla read Promise Me Not, the highly anticipated sequel to Say You Swear by Meagan Brandy. They share their thoughts on the book and whether or not they feel it lived up to the sequel hype.
Meg and McKayla are sharing their thoughts on the newly released Xaden POV chapter in the paperback version of Fourth Wing and the Onyx Storm blurb. They are sharing their initial reactions and what they think might be coming in the next book.
To kick off spooky season, McKayla and Megan decided to read two thriller books - Hidden Pictures by Jason Rekulak and Stillhouse Lake by Rachel Caine. On this episode, they are sharing their overall thoughts and ratings, breaking down the plot and characters, and sharing any surprises in each book. Spoilers will be shared, so if you have not read the books you may want to skip this one.
At the end, they also break down the new Xaden POV chapter included in the paperback edition of Fourth Wing and react to the Onyx Storm blurb Rebecca Yarros shared.
For our September book club read, Meg and McKayla are sharing their thoughts on BookTok's latest buzzy book, Quicksilver by Callie Hart.
The second half of our summer reads episode. Meg is sharing updates from her Throne of Glass journey and then McK and Meg are sharing the books they've read so far in August.
Meg and McKayla are breaking down all the books they've read so far this summer, sharing their ratings and whether they'd recommend them or not.
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