This week, Molly and Hannah are going old school and cracking open their first Mills and Boon novel of the series! The Matchmaker and the Duke by Ann Lethbridge is a whirlwind Regency romance, but will it be a sexy time under all those petticoats and repression? We love getting your feedback and recommendations, so feel free to get in touch at:Instragram: @literallygaggingpodTwitter: @litgagpodFacebook: Literally Gagging PodcastEmail: [email protected] please rate, review and subscribe to help other people find us!

Big old trigger warning for the whole episode: discussions of child abuse throughout. More specifically there is discussion of rape at 49:25-51:40, and multiple mentions/instances of incest: 13:15-13:41, 16:07-16:45, 19:41-20:11, 25:50-26:40, 29:15-32:00, 37:20-38:22, 49:07-51:40.This episode, we're getting freaky in the attic with the Dollenganger siblings in the infamous classic, Flowers in the Attic by Virginia Andrews. We know that this is a book that a lot of people read as teenagers, but does it stand up to a 2020 read by two adult women?As always, we want your recommendations, questions, comments, suggestions - we'd love to hear from you!Twitter: @litgagpodInstagram: @literallygaggingpodFacebook: Literally Gagging PodcastEmails: [email protected]

This week, to celebrate making it to ten episodes, we're getting grubby AND topical with not one but three self-published coronavirus-specific erotica stories! We're talking about Sex during the Coronavirus Pandemic by W.H. Fielding, Quaranteen by Dr Vickie Holmes, and Covid-69 by J. Andrews.We love hearing from people who are enjoying the podcast, so please rate, review, subscribe, tell your pals, tell your parents, and hit us up if you have any recommendations.

This episode comes with a whole host of trigger warnings, so buckle up!Abortion: 8:41 - 9:12Sexual assault: 13:24 - 14:39Date rape: 20:41 - 21:46Miscarriage: 53:16 - 54:16Abortion: 1:01:04 - 1:01:21Child abuse: 1:01:21 - 1:01:41Potential incest: 1:05:37 - 1;05:59Rape: 1:12:21 - 1:13:11Incest: 1:14:58 - 1:15:23SPOILER ALERT - big reveal at 1:13:41 - 1:15:23This week's book is the infamous Lace by Shirley Conran - full of so many twists and turns, it'll have your head spinning...and plenty of sexy bits to keep other parts interested as well. As always, your support means the world so please keep rating, reviewing and subscribing!

SO this whole episode needs a trigger warning for being generally gross, but there is a specific mention of suicide at 15:18-16:13 if that's something that you want to skip.Wetlands by Charlotte Roche hasn't got Molly and Hannah wet BUT it has given them a lot to talk about - this episode certainly isn't for the faint-hearted as they do a deep drive into the main character's relationship with her body and hygiene.Thank you so much to Stephanie who recommended this book! If you have any suggestions for titles you'd like us to cover, please just let us know,

For a change, this isn't a disclaimer about something grim and unsavoury in the book - it's a merely a hefty old plot spoiler that will answer the question: whodunnit? So if you want to skip the big reveal and head straight for our ratings at the end, avoid 51:04 - 55:58.Homo-eroticism and homicide are the order of the day as Molly and Hannah get their sleuthing hats on with a sexy gay romp of a murder mystery, The Back Passage by James Lear.As always, please recommend us your sexy books as well as rating, reviewing and subscribing wherever you get your podcasts!

This episode does contain a trigger warning for rape/sexual coercion - the sensitive portion of the conversation is between 46:07 and 47:26, so please feel free to skip that section.This week, Molly and Hannah are getting into the scandalous, glamorous world of Jackie Collins with the first of her many novels, The World is Full of Married Men.We've been overwhelmed by the lovely responses the first few episodes have had, so please keep them coming. Subscribe, review, hit us up on socials - we love hearing from you!

This episode does contain a trigger warning for rape and sexual humiliation - the sensitive portions of the conversation are 09:46 - 12:42 and 41:42 - 47:40, so please feel free to skip those sections.Strap in for a very different kind of fairytale - this week, Molly and Hannah are exploring the world of BDSM (which neither of them are very familiar with) with The Claiming of Sleeping Beauty by A.N. Roquelaure.Subscribe wherever you listen so you never miss an episode, and please leave us a review if you're enjoying it - we'd love to hear from you!

To mark the start of Pride Month, Molly and Hannah are taking a trip down memory lane with an early 00s LGBT classic. Julie Burchill's tale of teenage lesbianism, Sugar Rush, was groundbreaking at the time but does it stand up to a modern reread?Subscribe wherever you listen, and leave us a review - it helps other people find the podcast and lets us know if you're enjoying it!

This week, Molly and Hannah are casting their minds back to a time before dating apps and free porn to the old school world of phone sex lines as they explore Vox by Nicholson Baker.If you're enjoying the podcast, subscribe wherever you get your podcasts and please give us a review - we'd love to hear from you!