In this episode of Too Loud for the Library, Julia and Chloe dive into the latest installment of The Legacy Series, exploring the tangled relationships, personal growth, and high-stakes decisions that define the story. They unpack the evolving dynamics between the main characters while reflecting on themes of loyalty, love, and sacrifice.

With a mix of humour and candid critique, the hosts navigate the book’s highlights and challenges, leaving listeners curious about what’s next for the series.

This week on Too Loud for the Library, Chloe and Julia dive headfirst into the whirlwind that is Tempest of Wrath and Vengeance, the third book in Melissa K. Roehrick’s Legacy series. From chaotic character choices to wild plot twists, nothing is off-limits as the hosts unpack what made them laugh, cry, and occasionally roll their eyes.

Join them as they debate Tessa’s “monster” era, the book’s take on destiny, and whether some characters deserve a standing ovation—or a timeout. It’s a fiery, unfiltered chat with plenty of laughs and a touch of chaos, just like the book itself.

In this special episode of Two Loud for the Library, hosts Chloe and Julia engage in a lively Q&A session filled with humour, banter, and bookish insights. They answer questions designed to reveal more about their personalities, reading preferences, and quirky habits.

*** look below for a list of books we reference in case you are worried about spoilers

Highlights include:

• Character Comparisons

• Burning Questions for Authors.

• Dream Book Worlds

Ending with a hilarious round of F, M, K. Chloe and Julia encourage listeners to send in their own questions for future episodes. Their signature charm and candid style make this a must-listen for fans of the show.

Books Referenced in Episode

Daughter of no worlds, Carissa Broadbent

Deliciously dark fairytales, KF Breene

Acotar, SJM

Crescent city, SJM

Lotr, JRR Tolkien

Hobit, JRR Tolkien

Rain of shadows and endings, Melissa K Roehrich

Ruthless villains, Marion Blackwood

To bleed a crystal boom, Sarah A Parker

City of thorns, CN Crawford

Kingdom of crows, Olivia Wildenstein

Bend her, Cassie Alexander

In this episode of Too Loud for the Library, hosts Julia and Chloe discuss Callie Hart’s Quicksilver. They explore the dynamics of the book’s characters and world-building, focusing on the complexity—or lack thereof—in its side characters and plot devices.

The conversation touches on elements that both engaged and frustrated them, from the character interactions to certain writing choices. With humor and candid feedback, they share their thoughts on the book’s style, themes, and overall execution. Wrapping up with a lighthearted rating, they offer listeners a nuanced take on this much-discussed fantasy novel.

Our Ratings:

Julia: 2

Chloe: 2.5

Our Rating System

1 DNF

2 Waste of time, it was fine, or skimmed

3 Enjoyed not memorable

4 Enjoyed and would recommend

5 Resonates with your soul

In this episode of Too Loud for the Library, Julia and Chloe dive into a recent fantasy novel, Quicksilver by Callie Hart.

They explore the female lead’s complex choices and unexpected personality shifts, while questioning the male lead’s unique name and his chemistry with the protagonist. Amid witty banter, they share their thoughts on the novel’s magical elements and how these shape the characters’ journeys. This episode offers a lighthearted yet thoughtful look at fantasy storytelling, perfect for fans who appreciate both critique and humor.

In this episode of Too Loud for the Library, Julia and Chloe discuss the blurred lines between consent and coercion in The Legacy Series by Melissa K Roerich. They explore complex character relationships, focusing on power imbalances, emotional manipulation, and the influence of magical bonds. The conversation delves into key moments that challenge traditional notions of consent, leaving listeners with questions about autonomy and control in fictional worlds.

Our Ratings:

Julia: 2

Chloe: 3.5

Our Rating System

1 DNF

2 Waste of time, it was fine, or skimmed

3 Enjoyed not memorable

4 Enjoyed and would recommend

5 Resonates with your soul

Exploring Tessa’s Choices in “The Legacy Series”

In this episode of Too Loud for the Library, Julia and Chloe dive into the complex character of Tessa from Melissa Roehrick’s The Legacy Series. They navigate Tessa’s relationships, inner struggles, and the unpredictable nature of her journey. With questions around resilience, impulsivity, and self-awareness, the hosts explore how Tessa’s choices reflect larger themes in the series, offering both critique and curiosity about her unique path.

Our Ratings:

Julia: 2

Chloe: 3.5

Our Rating System

1 DNF

2 Waste of time, it was fine, or skimmed

3 Enjoyed not memorable

4 Enjoyed and would recommend

5 Resonates with your soul

In this Episode, we dive into The Legacy Series by Melissa Roehrich, discussing its turbulent plot and intense character dynamics. We start by summarizing the series' central themes and conflicts, then shift to a deeper look at Theon. Through our analysis, we explore his complex motivations and the impact of his choices on the storyline, uncovering the layers of tension that define the relationships in this world. While the series delivers plenty of drama, we reflect on whether it truly offers the pay off we expected.

Our Ratings:

Julia: 2

Chloe: 3.5

Our Rating System

1 DNF

2 Waste of time, it was fine, or skimmed

3 Enjoyed not memorable

4 Enjoyed and would recommend

5 Resonates with your soul

This week we are joined by our beautiful friend Danielle to help give our uncensored review of the Starfall ball hosted by Timely Feasts in Edmonton, Alberta.

**This episode contains major spoilers as the host review the entire book, please don't listen if you haven't read it yet

In this episode, the hosts analyze the dynamic relationship between Prisca and Lorian in The Kingdom of Lies series, focusing on themes of power, equality, and sacrifice.

hloe and Julia also discuss key moments in the series, such as Lorian becoming king, and Prisca’s rise as a strong, compassionate leader. Secondary characters like Medina and Conreth are highlighted, along with the complex political dynamics of the hybrid and Fae worlds.

With humour and thoughtful analysis, this episode provides an engaging look at the intricate character dynamics in The Kingdom of Lies.