On today’s episode, we’re reviewing the contemporary romance: First-Time Caller by B.K. Borison. Tune in to hear us discuss Aiden and his dirty talk, Lucy’s positive attitude and the secondary characters that we enjoyed just as much as our mains. We really liked this one!

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April’s Reading and Pop Culture Round-up is here! We had a few great non-pod reads this month! Tune in to hear what we were into for the month of April - as always, we’re diving into our TV binges, podcast recs and some movies we’re excited for.

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On today’s episode, we’re reviewing the cozy, queer fantasy novel: The House in the Cerulean Sea by TJ Klune. Tune in to hear us discuss Linus’ character growth, the strong found-family themes and the lovable cast of magical children. Don’t worry; we’ll also be diving into the controversy surrounding Klune’s inspiration for the book.

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On today’s episode, we’re reviewing the quirky coming-of-age novel: Margo's Got Money Troubles by Rufi Thorpe. Tune in to hear us discuss Margo's perseverance and creativity, some complicated parental relationships and whether OnlyFans is a real job (spoiler alert: IT IS, DUH). This book took us in some truly unexpected directions, and we were fully along for the ride!

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Time for March’s Reading and Pop Culture Round-up! Tune in to hear us gush about our favorite show on television, some upcoming book releases we're looking forward to and a few standout podcast episodes from this past month.

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On today’s episode, we’re reviewing one of the best thrillers of 2024: The God of the Woods by Liz Moore. This book won a whole bunch of awards, and we decided to insert ourselves into the conversation. Tune in to find out whether we thought it was worth the hype and also to discuss the blatant sexism, the twisty, turny plot, and the many tropes that were covered.

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On today’s episode, we’re reviewing the witty and dark memoir: Dinner for Vampires: by Bethany Joy Lenz. We’re all about nostalgia on this one.. Could a more perfect Haley James Scott exist?? And all while going through an absolute nightmare in her personal life. Tune in to hear us discuss the audacity of these cult leaders, the overwhelming amount of religion and, of course, the connections to a cult favorite TV show. CONTAINS SPOILERS

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It’s time for February’s Reading and Pop Culture Round-up! We didn’t get much reading done this month, but we sure watched a lot of TV! Tune in to hear our ongoing reality TV opinions and the podcasts and upcoming releases we’re excited about.

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On today’s episode, we’re reviewing the queer horror romance: A Botanical Daughter by Noah Medlock.

Tune in to hear us discuss the plant turned girl turned monster, the quirky (and sometimes infuriating) main characters, and our realizations that we know next to nothing about plants.

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On today’s episode, we’re reviewing the spicy, modern romance: Seven Days in June by Tia Williams.

Tune in to hear us discuss the intense love connection, the surprisingly dark flashback scenes, and the way our past trauma carries into the future (if we let it!). If you’re not into extra raunchiness, this book is definitely more plot than spice! Also, be sure to check trigger warnings as this book explores some very dark themes.

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