Cait & Court's Cozy Corner: Romance Readers

Alchemised by SenLin Yu is a major new release and we had to talk about it. It's a Dark Fantasy that is Romantasy adjacent. Definitely not a Romance novel. But it is a masterpiece and we are forever changed having read it. Major trigger warnings on this episode.

Here's our TBR list for the end of October and the month of November! Hope this helps you keep up with us and what we're reading so you're ready to listen when episodes drop.

This is part 2 of the Mate read along. Things really heat up halfway through chapter 23 onwards...and chapter 34!!! Whoah! We've got a lot of spice to talk about.

Today we're talking about Dire Bound by Sable Sorensen. Cait learns about dark acadamia. Court thinks this is on par with Fourth Wing...this is big!

For us this book is an instant classic! It's YA and it's 1 pumpkin on the spice meter BUT it is soooo good. If you're a rom com girlie and you haven't read this yet--stop everything read it now and then listen in. This book really is better than the movies.

Hey Romance Readers! Today we are discussing the first half of Mate by Ali Hazelwood. We've read up to chapter 23 and we have theories...Listen in and let us know what you think is gonna happen! Part two, the conclusion of Mate by Ali Hazelwood will drop next Thursday October 23.

We're starting our first read along. "Mate" by Ali Hazelwood, the sequel to "Bride", comes out today 10/7/2025. Get your copy and read along with us. Next week Tuesday Oct 14 2025 we will be discussing the first half of the book. You do knot want to miss out!

A quick episode about a super sweet fall teen book by Misty Wilson called "Falling Like Leaves". We may not be teens anymore but we still love a good cozy teen read from time to time. This book is a Harvest latte in a mug with a delicious cinnamon bun.

Today we're doing a deep dive into Bride by Ali Hazelwood. The next book in the series "Mate" comes out soon...

Welcome to our first podcast episode! Today we are discussing the book "Wild Card" by Elsie Silver. It's the perfect example of a slow burn romance novel.