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Korea, 1946. Acclaimed American doctor, Maria Arden, is in a miserable position. Robbed of her position in american medicine and forcibly shipped off to post-war Korea, she's left feeling disrespected and despondent. Her dear friend, and Korean national, Jenny, is the only way she can soothe the injustices she's faced. Things seem dire for Maria until a mysterious and beautiful woman (Kyeongju) catches her attention and desire. Just who is this unknown hottie and why are there such nasty rumors about her? And, more importantly, will Kyeongju let Maria take her to pound town? Chuck and Keelz talk Korean history, action movies, and lesbian failures, as they chat about 'Opium' by Aji and Junghyun.

Ha Jinsung is one lucky young man. He gets to spend every day with his favorite person -- and secret crush -- Song Yura. And all he needs to do to keep their perfect familial relationship in good shape is hide his romantic feelings forever. To Jinsung's surprise, Yura instigates a series of steamy nights that changes the course of their relationship forever. There's just one problem; when the morning comes, Yura doesn't remember a thing. Is Jinsung's dream on it's way to becoming a (sexy) nightmare? Chuck and Keelz dive deep into mental health, self-imposed trauma, and being inconveniently horny, as the chat about Double Trap by Goodmen.

Ilia is a prince and an omega; two things that are dangerously incompatible. His only use to his kingdom and family is to be politically sold off to another country, the Kingdom of Hanu. But he finds Hanu to be radically different from his homeland. Everything there is completely foreign; they're warm and welcoming -- and they revere Omegas! For Ilia, accepting the change in scenery proves to be just as difficult as marrying a strange King. But can said King shift Ilia's perspective and teach him to give and receive love? Chuck and Keelz talk history, royalty, and assholery, as they chat about 'Palace of the Omega' by Tsuyuhisa Fumi.

Imogen is a capital 'M' Mom with a husband, a gaggle of children, and a nice house; her life is the picture of suburban motherhood. Alex is, also, a Mom, but with one kid, an energetic rescue husky, a hefty inheritance, and a serious case of Lesbianism; a life that couldn't be further away from Imogen's. What on earth could these two women have in common?? Motherhood, for one, and familial emotional damage. Can these two women overcome their troubles and learn to love themselves and each other? Chuck and Keelz talk moms, insecurities, and 'throwing the whole man out', as they chat about 'MotherLover' by Lindsay Ishihiro.

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Your early twenties are a mess; you're old enough to be "responsible" but still too young to know what you're doing. And Bang Subin seems to the poster-child for being all over the place. He can't seem to finish college, is renting a too expensive apartment in Seoul, and -- the worst part -- he still has a crush on his best friend, and roommate, Hyeonwoo. When Hyeonwoo abruptly returns from military service and 2 years of radio silence, Subin's journey to "adulthood" is thrown into chaos. Can he convince his crush to see him romantically, or is it time to move on with his heart and his life? Chuck and Keelz discuss the perils of queer young adulthood as they chat about Hate Mate by Reck.

Art is a great source of connection for any human being, but even more so for Wooseong; specifically the art that Sunjin, his sunbae, makes. His interest is bordering on obsession when a stray comment from a classmate shifts his focus from the art to Sunjin himself. After a impulsive confession, Wooseong's lucky enough to have his feelings returned, but there's just one little problem. Sunjin doesn't just like him, he's in lust with him. What's a virgin to do? Chuck and Keelz talk tomfoolery, love, and art as they chat about 'All About Lust' by Tirano Kim.

Gabriel is a good priest with one big, bad, problem: Paolo Albertini, the 1000 year old vampire. Trying to mitigate the affections of a vampire is hard enough on it's own, but it's made even harder when trying to fight your latent homosexuality. And if that's not difficult enough, a mysterious person from Gabriel's pasts reappears -- seemingly back from the dead and as a full blown werewolf. What's a lil priest to do? Babygirls, priest collars, disappointment, and more as Chuck and, special guest, Mia chat about Blood of the Sun(Solaris).

Mai Sohn is a comic artist with a fresh distribution deal and an empty spot in her heart. Chungyeon is a computer science student full of hidden feelings and trying to keep them from being noticed. What to the 2 girls have in common? They're neighbors, that's what! But with a some luck and a wee bit of homophobia(?), they can become something more. Chuck and Keelz talk gay thoughts, poorly made books, and christian girl haircuts, as they chat about Ring My Bell by Yeongol.

Patience, an adorable Scottish lass, had no idea what to expect as a new maid in a traditional British manor, but she's certain it wasn't Esther. Esther, the ladies maid, is gorgeous, mature, capable, and, amazingly, equally blown away by Patience' arrival. Just what is to come of this most auspicious meeting? Chuck and Keelz talk Edwardian social standards and the secrets hidden among them as they chat Patience and Esther, by S.W. Searle.

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Time loops are rarely enjoyable, but even less so when it involves the death of your lover. Unfortunately for Moriam, parlor maid of Taylor Manor, she's stuck in exactly that situation. Why is this the hell she's forced to live in, and why do her mother and her boss see it as Heaven. Chuck and Keelz are back at it, going over bad decisions, sacrifices, and a whole new level of cucking. It's time for more Maid in Heaven.

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