Kendall and Jess discuss the highly-anticipated fourth novel in the Blood and Ash Series: The War of Two Queens, by Jennifer L. Armentrout. They are digging in on this continuation of one of the most popular fantasy series right now and all of the insane drama surrounding its release. Listen to find out what they really think about ~the thing~ that everyone has been up-in-arms about. They both agree that this book had to come after reading A Shadow in the Ember, or a lot of the plot would be very confusing for readers. Kendall is still in love with Casteel and Jess is still in love with her man Kieran, however a certain draken could steal some of Jess's attention away from her main squeeze! Tune in next week for a change of pace, with an episode on It Ends With Us by Colleen Hoover. 

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Kendall and Jess discuss the first book in the Flesh and Fire series: A Shadow in the Ember by Jennifer L. Armentrout. Readers get a much-needed history lesson for the Blood and Ash series in this equally intriguing fantasy novel. Once again, Kendall and Jess are both always here for any kind of death god - it's just hot. They are both feeling much more clear on the events of A Crown of Gilded Bones after reading this one. Jess is very much not into the way a certain Primal god went all emo-sad-boi on Sera when things got tough, but she still loves him and very much loves that he is a ~quick study~. Kendall is loving the dark streak in Sera and appreciates the way she stands up for herself and doesn't take any shit. The ending of this book left them both wanting more! Come back next time for an episode on the much-anticipated fourth book in the Blood and Ash series by Jennifer L. Armentrout: The War of Two Queens.

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Kendall and Jess discuss the new book, Reminders of Him by Colleen Hoover. This book packs everything you expect from a Colleen book: tears, heartbreak, love, redemption, healing. It did not disappoint! Listen to hear their reactions to this heart-wrenching story and see if you can guess how many times they cried while reading it. Jess is not a fan of a certain baby's name, and Kendall doesn't understand why she has no idea what one particular character looks like. Ledger and Kenna's story was one to remember, and they have specific opinions of the idea of a movie adaptation for this book. Next week, we're back to fantasy, so come back for an episode of A Shadow in the Ember, by Jennifer L. Armentrout!

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Kendall and Jess discuss the second novel in the Crescent City series by Sarah J. Maas: House of Sky and Breath. They are both biting their tongues to keep from speculating about every little theory that has come out of this book. Kendall is not happy about one little unnecessary detail pertaining to a certain wolf-boy, and Jess is just ready for the slow burn to end so that Hunt and Bryce can rip each other's clothes off. They are both overwhelmed at the ending of this book and extremely sad that we all likely have to wait at least a year for a new SJM masterpiece. There is so much to unpack in this one and they loved every second of it! Come back next week for an episode on Reminders of Him, by Colleen Hoover.

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Kendall and Jess discuss the first novel in the Crescent City series by Sarah J. Maas: House of Earth and Blood. They are both at a loss for words because this book is jam-packed with everything we love about SJM fantasy. Kendall is very much here for our sexy fallen angel and Jess is dying from the slow-burn. Listen to find out why this may be the best first book in a fantasy series they've ever read, and why it's definitely their favorite first SJM book. Both of them are waiting with bated breath to find out what's going to happen between Bryce and Hunt, but have no idea what to expect next. Come back next week for book 2 of the Crescent City series: House of Sky and Breath!

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In this truly chaotic episode of TFTM, Kendall and Jess discuss the third and final book (and movies) in The Hunger Games series by Suzanne Collins: Mockingjay. Kendall forgot a few very important details from this book, and Jess is feeling a lot of negativity toward our boy Gale. Listen to find out whey they are both very much not on board for reading The Ballad of Songbirds and Snakes, a prequel to The Hunger Games. Kendall has very strong opinions about Katniss and Peeta's story, and Jess is PRESSED about a certain very hot man coming to an untimely end. Also, they play a good old-fashioned game of F*ck, Marry, Kill. Come back next week for the much-anticipated review of the first book in the Crescent City series: House of Earth and Blood, by Sarah J. Maas!

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Kendall and Jess discuss the second book in The Hunger Games Trilogy: Catching Fire, by Suzanne Collins. Find out how it held up for them from the teenage years to now! Listen to hear them discuss all of Gale's major red flags and how the movie blinded the audience with love for him by casting Liam Hemsworth. Jess is literally drooling over a certain tribute in the Quarter Quell, and Kendall is feeling a lot of pity for our boy, Peeta. Find out what changes they made from the book to the movie, and why some of them felt a bit off for Kendall and Jess. Come back next week for the final book and movies in the series: Mockingjay!

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Kendall & Jess discuss the first book and movie in The Hunger Games series by Suzanne Collins: The Hunger Games. For season 2's Nostalgia Read, we're taking it back to when the whole world was collectively obsessed with Katniss Everdeen and choosing between Team Gale and Team Peeta. Jess is not a fan of love triangles, but she's happy to revisit this one - even though she wishes a certain baker's son was a bit taller. They are both 100% here for the casting in this movie though, and are happy to look at Liam Hemsworth on screen in any case. Listen to find out how this book held up to our little teenage ideal of it and don't forget to come back next week for book 2 in the series: Catching Fire.

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Kendall and Jess discuss The Hating Game by Sally Thorne. Find out how they felt about the movie casting and how the story translated to the screen! Jess has some issues with a certain Smurf-y storyline, and Kendall has a very specific opinion on how they should've written the movie ending. They both agree that movie Lucy was better than book Lucy, and that the elevator scene was very much appreciated. Listen to hear them both get worked up about a certain bootylicious scene, and find out why they are convinced that Austin Stowell and Lucy Hale are in love IRL. Come back next week for the fist episode of this season's nostalgia read: The Hunger Games by Suzanne Collins.

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Kendall and Jess discuss two hugely popular contemporary romances on today's episode: The Love Hypothesis by Ali Hazelwood and People We Meet on Vacation by Emily Henry. Find out which book they liked more and which one felt a bit over-hyped. Listen to hear which (of many) tropes they enjoyed and which one had Kendall rolling her eyes. Jess is really ready to move on from rom-com books, since her style is a bit more murder-y, but Kendall is right in her comfort zone with these cute, easy reads! Don't forget to tune in next week for our episode on the movie and book: The Hating Game by Sally Thorne!

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