On this episode, we’re slathering on the sunscreen and unpacking one of our  favorite Emily Henry novels, People We Meet on Vacation. We’re talking slow burns, travel as a love language and allllllll of our thoughts on the Netflix adaptation.

There will be spoilers and spicy language, so if you haven’t read or watched yet, consider this your cue to swim on over to another episode.

Books + Movies Discussed:

• People We Meet on Vacation by Emily Henry
• Netflix Film Adaption

On this episode we’re unwrapping Yours for the Season by Uzma Jalaluddin just in time for the holidays. If you’re craving fake dating, festive drama and the kind of romance that pairs perfectly with a gingerbread cookie and questionable family decisions, this one’s for you. If this one is still on your TBR list, we’d sled on over to another episode. Just make sure to keep an eye out for any eccentric billionaires on your way over.

Books + Movies Discussed

• Yours For The Season by Uzma Jalaluddin
• The Proposal

On this episode we’re sliding right back into our villain era as we tackle I, Medusa by Ayana Gray. There will be spoilers and spicy language so if this book is still on your TBR list, we’d slither on over to another episode. Just keep a look out for any gods with good hair on the way over.

Books Discussed:

I, Medusa: A Novel by Ayana Gray

On this episode we’re diverting slightly from Feral Girl Fall as we discuss A Witch’s Guide to Magical Innkeeping by Sangu Mandanna. While the MC is a prickly formerly powerful witch, this story is filled with found family, a dash of romance and alllll the feels.

There are spoilers and spicy language ahead, so if this one is still on your TBR list, we’d hop on your broomstick and fly on over to another episode.

Books Discussed:

• A Witch's Guide to Magical Innkeeping by Sangu Mandanna

On this episode we are saddling up our wyverns and leaning heavily into Feral Girl Fall. That’s right, we’re discussing Heir of Fire and tackling an emotionally constipated Fae, a woman with 80 names in the first 60 pages and the coven who has become our Roman Empire.

There will be spoilers and spicy language so if this book is still on your TBR list, we’d fly on over to another episode…just make sure to watch out for any black veined creatures with flashy necklaces on your way over.

Books Discussed:

• Heir of Fire by Sarah J. Maas

On this episode we’re diving head first into the brewing vampire resurgence and tackling V.E. Schwab’s latest novel, Bury Our Bones in the Midnight Soil. These vamps don’t sparkle, they’re bloodthirsty, multifaceted and just the right amount of unhinged.

There will be spoilers and spicy language as we dive into this tale of hunger so if this one is still on your TBR, now’s your chance to jump over to another episode. Just… be wary of anyone named Sabine on your way out.

We’re baccckkkkk! On this episode we’re kicking off Season 9 with one of the hottest releases of summer 2025, Atmosphere by Taylor Jenkins Reid. There will be spicy language and spoilers galore so if this one is still on your TBR list we’d moonwalk on over to another episode

Books Discussed:

• Atmosphere by Taylor Jenkins Reid

On this episode we are SO excited to have Brianna Labuskes join us once again to discuss her latest novel, The Boxcar Librarian. She has truly OUTDONE herself on this one so we will mostly be discussing when she’s going to be too famous to talk to us anymore. There will be spoilers and spicy language so if you haven’t read this one yet, we’d ride the rails over to another episode.

Books Discussed:

The Boxcar Librarian by Brianna Labuskes

On this episode we are talking ALL THINGS The Buffalo Hunter Hunter with the one and only, STEPHEN GRAHAM JONES.

We’re also sneaking in a few questions around The Indian Lake Trilogy and a Final Girl Favorite, Jade.

There will be SO MANY SPOILERS and some spicy language so if these books are still on your TBR list, we’d hop on over to another episode. Just make sure to be on the lookout for any Cat Men on your way over.

Books Discussed:

• The Buffalo Hunter Hunter by Stephen Graham Jones
• The Indian Lake Trilogy by Stephen Graham Jones