On this week's episode, the girls read and review The Rom-Commers by Katherine Center. This is their first foray into Katherine's books and it won't be their last. They both thoroughly enjoyed this book and the quirky characters. The banter was great and the romance was adorable.

On this week's episode the girls contemplate what makes a 'good' fantasy romance series and what the perfect number of books in the series might be. They also talk about their hopes for Onyx Storm and then deep dive into everything they've been reading since the start of the new year.

On this week's episode the girls discuss Jessica Peterson's newest release, Wyatt, which is book 2 in the Lucky River Ranch series. This is not a positive review so listen at your own risk. Katie gets on her soup box about John B. and Teresa starts the 'I Hate Sally' club. In all seriousness, there is a lot we also liked about this book, but the issues were much more glaring

On this week's episode, the girls discuss their year in review. They go into everything from their bookish goals, their 5 stars reads, best audio books, and personal best from 2024.

On this week's episode, the girls discuss Meghan Quinn's new holiday romance, How My Neighbor Stole Christmas and spoiler alert - they LOVED it.

I mean what's note to love about Cole and Storee? The answer is nothing, these two are amazing and kept us interested and laughing the whole time. This story follows these two as they compete against each other in the town's Christmas Kringle Contest to decide who is the holliest jolliest of all.

These two set off as bitter rivals but their feelings from 10 years earlier start to make a comeback and makes this Christmas competition explosive.

If you are looking for the perfect romance book to get you into the holiday spirit, then we highly recommend picking up this book!

On this week's episode the girls dive in to their most recent reads. Katie has taken a break from thw witchy-reads and is now in her 'thriller' era while Teresa has entered her Jewel E Ann era since finishing the author's newest release, From Air.

On this week's episode, the girls sit down with author, Jewel E Ann and discuss her newest release, From Air.

From Air follows Jaime, a traveling nurse, as she moves from Miami to Montana into a house of firefighters and sparks fly with roommate Calvin Fitzgerald.

She can’t help but fixate on Calvin, a grumpy, elusive, smoke jumper ten years her senior. She makes playfully tormenting him her pet project, trying to get him to open up. It turns out he gives as good as he gets and the banter between these two had us laughing out loud.

The characters are incredibly complex and although there is so much humor there is also a deeper and sadder storyline that is woven throughout the book.

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On this week's episode, Teresa and Katie review and discuss their most current reads. Teresa briefly discusses Wicked and Katie explains to everyone what the Boston Marathon is (sarcasm). The girls talk about what to expect from them for the rest of 2024 and where they're at in their current reading goals.

On this week's episode, the girls sit down with one of their favorite authors, Jennifer L Armentrout. You might know her from her From Blood and Ash series, but this week we discuss her book 'Fall of Ruin and Wrath'. However, for all you FBAA fans, we definitely do discuss her previous books as well and how this book/series ties into her others.

Fall of Ruin and Wrath is perfect for all romantasy fans and is full of easy to follow world building, inspiring and relatable female characters, a deliciously sexy and mystery MMC, an intriguing plot, and spice that is spicing.

Tune in to hear us deep dive into FoRaW and discuss what is next for JLA!

On this week's episode its PAINS the girls to discuss Sunlight by Devney Perry because while they LOVE her work they did not LOVE this book. Please listen at your own risk, if you do. not like negative reviews this episode is NOT for you. This book had all the things we normally like, but something just didn't work. Did we like this book? NO. Do we love Devney's work and will continue to support her wholeheartedly? YES.