Two Serial Killers and a Rose

We are all a little Camera Shy

This week we are talking a God Tier book Camera Shy by Kay Cove and how much we HATE Palmer. The conversation delves into the dynamics of toxic relationships, self-image, loneliness, and independence. It explores the emotional and psychological aspects of these themes, emphasizing the importance of self-acceptance, representation in literature, personal growth and the evolution of relationships.

Two Serial Killers and a Rose

This week we read The Ruinous Love Trilogy by Brynne Weaver. The conversation delves into the exploration of dark romance, with initial reactions to the book and diverging opinions and why Rose is the way she is. It then shifts to the discussion of complex relationships, focusing on relationship dynamics, romance and the friendships between the FMC's. Finally, the conversation explores the audio book experience, highlighting engaging narration and the emotional impact of the audio book. The conversation delves into the complexity of character motivations and the interconnectedness of the books, highlighting the depth of the characters and the overarching narrative.

Male Friendships? That's Wild!

This week we are talking all things 'Pucking Wild' by Emily Rath! We will dive into reading preferences, character dynamics and relationships, character representation, diversity in reading, self-insertion, and reading romance as a form of self-discovery. Also, why boys are the way they are and how they navigate friendships, differently than woman.

Lights Out and Begin Again

On this episode we talk about our journey into or back into reading, the thing that started this podcast, and the impact of the books on their reading experiences. We dive into 'Lights Out' and 'Caught Up' by Navessa Allen as intro dark romances, and the stigma behind dark romance as a genre.