Jayce Reads Romance

Addy loves a hockey romance. She decided to bring a series to the table that neither of us has read. It's the first book in the Vancouver Storm series by Stephanie Archer.

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In this episode Sephie and I talk about the dangers of parasocial relationships. I explain why I feel alone in treating everyone I interact with on the internet as a human in front of me. And why I believe with my whole heart that it's a feature and not a bug.

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Lisa and I gush about Adib Khorram's first adult novel. We fell in love with Farzan and David and we think you will too.

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I read 20 books in the month of May. Even though it's a smaller reading month for me, I hit both of my diversity goals.

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Elizabeth and I had a wonderful conversation about her origin story. What it's like being a hybrid author. Why monster men are amazing. And what's coming next for her!

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There's a lot of discourse around romance novels. In this episode, we talk about what is an isn't appropriate discourse. Where we should and shouldn't engage authors. And what should stay in the group chat.

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As much as I felt I learned about book cons at the end of 2024, it was something else seeing how I felt after attending this conference for the second time.

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Sephie and I discuss how women are now able to fantasize about whatever they want in life. Our recent independence, remember that women couldn't have a bank account less than 100 years ago, has freed our imaginations. Romance novels celebrate all of that.

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I cheated a little bit and recorded this before the end of the month. For all updates head to the show notes.

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