It’s the very first episode of The Big Pitch with Jimmy Carr and our first guest is Phil Wang! And Phil’s subgenre is…This Place is Evil. We’re talking psychological torture, we’re talking gory death scenes, we’re talking Lorraine Kelly?! The Big Pitch with Jimmy Carr is a brand new comedy podcast where each week a different celebrity guest pitches an idea for a film based on one of the SUPER niche sub-genres on Netflix. From ‘Steamy Crime Movies from the 1970s’ to ‘Australian Dysfunctional Family Comedies Starring A Strong Female Lead’, our celebrity guests will pitch their wacky plot, their dream cast, the marketing stunts, and everything in between. By the end of every episode, Jimmy Carr, Comedian by night / “Netflix Executive” by day, will decide whether the pitch is greenlit or condemned to development hell! Listen on all podcast platforms and watch on the Netflix Is A Joke YouTube Channel . The Big Pitch is a co-production by Netflix and BBC Studios Audio. Jimmy Carr is an award-winning stand-up comedian and writer, touring his brand-new show JIMMY CARR: LAUGHS FUNNY throughout the USA from May to November this year, as well as across the UK and Europe, before hitting Australia and New Zealand in early 2026. All info and tickets for the tour are available at JIMMYCARR.COM Production Coordinator: Becky Carewe-Jeffries Production Manager: Mabel Finnegan-Wright Editor: Stuart Reid Producer: Pete Strauss Executive Producer: Richard Morris Executive Producers for Netflix: Kathryn Huyghue, Erica Brady, and David Markowitz Set Design: Helen Coyston Studios: Tower Bridge Studios Make Up: Samantha Coughlan Cameras: Daniel Spencer Sound: Charlie Emery Branding: Tim Lane Photography: James Hole…
An Obsessive re-reader starts a book club. Come and join the fun! Guests recruited constantly, all are welcome! Special thanks to Jacob the Horse for letting us use their amazing song Sunshine for our theme music.
An Obsessive re-reader starts a book club. Come and join the fun! Guests recruited constantly, all are welcome! Special thanks to Jacob the Horse for letting us use their amazing song Sunshine for our theme music.
Summary In this episode, Toni and Seelie discuss 'What the Woods Took' by Courtney Gould, exploring its themes of identity, trauma, and the dynamics of relationships among characters. They delve into the expectations versus reality of the narrative, the role of horror in character development, and the constraints of YA fiction that often lead to convoluted plots. The discussion highlights the emotional intelligence of the characters and the unique bonds they form in a chaotic environment, ultimately raising questions about the nature of identity and the impact of trauma on personal growth. In this conversation, Toni and Seelie delve into the themes of horror, survival, and character development in a young adult novel featuring mimics. They discuss the expectations versus reality in survival stories, the emotional depth of characters, and the potential for expanding the narrative into a series. The conversation highlights the importance of character development and the need for clarity in the story's message, while also expressing a desire for more exploration of the mimic concept and its implications. As always, I'd love to hear from you romancereadalong@gmail.com @chemangel.bsky.social Many thanks to Jacob the horse for allowing us to sample their amazing song Sunshine for our theme music. You can get Jacob the Horse's music at BandCamp. com Keywords What the Woods Took, Courtney Gould, YA fiction, horror, character development, emotional intelligence, relationships, identity, narrative expectations, book discussion, horror, survival, character development, mimics, emotional depth, expectations, storytelling, young adult, literature, analysis…
Summary In this episode of Romance Read Along, the hosts delve into Sandra Brown's novel 'Envy', exploring its intricate structure, character dynamics, and the balance of romance and suspense. They discuss the expectations readers have from the romance genre, the portrayal of disability, and the emotional depth of characters. The conversation highlights the diverse perspectives within romance literature and concludes with recommendations for further reading. Corrections: 18% of Romance Readers are Men I said it was Mao I thought it was Sun Tzu but it was actually Helmuth Karl Bernhard Graf von Moltke who is credited with saying “No battle plan survives first contact with the enemy” As always, I'd love to hear from you romancereadalong@gmail.com @chemangel.bsky.social Thanks to James Gomes at Jimbo Radio https://open.spotify.com/show/4xofQ3XFiC3i2B4ghYAj3w?si=faab2cba88184a5e Many thanks to Jacob the horse for allowing us to sample their amazing song Sunshine for our theme music. You can get Jacob the Horse's music at BandCamp. com Keywords Sandra Brown, Envy, romance novels, character dynamics, genre analysis, emotional depth, suspense, reader expectations, disability representation, literary discussion…
In this engaging conversation, author Paloma Blue and I discusses her new novel The Saturnalia Queen inspired by the film Gladiator, exploring themes of historical romance, character dynamics, and the balance between fact and fiction. The dialogue delves into the complexities of genre classification, the moral ambiguity of characters, and the role of tragedy in literature, all while maintaining a light-hearted and insightful tone. We delve into the intricacies of character development versus world building in literature, particularly in the context of dark romance. Then discuss the balance between action and internal conflict, the varying preferences of readers, and the implications of paternalism in character relationships. We also explores the nature of magical relationships and the challenges authors face when writing series, emphasizing the importance of crafting compelling narratives that resonate with audiences. Before the conversation delves into the intricacies of romance literature, exploring themes of cultural identity, the nature of happy endings, character redemption, and the representation of female agency in historical contexts. The speakers discuss the bittersweet nature of love stories and the feminist undertones present in many romance novels, emphasizing the importance of thoughtful storytelling and accessibility in literature. In this conversation, the speakers delve into various themes surrounding accessibility in technology, the complexities of self-publishing, and the expectations tied to different literary genres. The conversation also touches on the historical context of storytelling, particularly regarding the Roman Empire, and the desire for satisfying resolutions in fiction. As always I'd love to hear from you romancereadalong@gmail.com @chemangel.bsky.social Many thanks to Jacob the horse for allowing us to sample their amazing song Sunshine for our theme music. You can get Jacob the Horse's music at BandCamp. com…
Discussion with Author Jaye Pool As always I'd love to hear from you romancereadalong@gmail.com @chemangel.bsky.social Many thanks to Jacob the horse for allowing us to sample their amazing song Sunshine for our theme music. You can get Jacob the Horse's music at BandCamp. com
Today on Romance read along we Talk with Abby from the Keeping the Bones Podcast. We discuss 'Magic Bites' by Iona Andrews, exploring its themes, character dynamics, and the nuances of romance in fantasy literature. They delve into the challenges of podcasting, the intricacies of editing, and the expectations of romance novels, providing insights into both the book and the podcasting process. This conversation delves into the complexities of character development in romance and urban fantasy novels, exploring themes of superficiality, emotional engagement, and the impact of narration styles. The speakers analyze various retellings of classic stories, the expectations of romance readers, and the importance of emotional connection in storytelling. They discuss the nuances of character growth, particularly in female protagonists, and the balance between world-building and character connection. The conversation highlights the significance of reader expectations and the desire for relatable characters in romance narratives. In this engaging conversation, the speakers delve into the nuances of romance novels, exploring unconventional characters, emotional connections, and the appeal of short-form content. They discuss the importance of humor and emotional depth in storytelling, the complexities of romantic relationships, and the role of trauma in character development. The conversation also touches on the creative process behind podcasts and the significance of engaging with audiences through various formats. As always I'd love to hear from you romancereadalong@gmail.com @chemangel.bsky.social Many thanks to Jacob the horse for allowing us to sample their amazing song Sunshine for our theme music. You can get Jacob the Horse's music at BandCamp. com…
In this episode of Romance Read Along, Toni discusses her recent reading experiences, focusing on three books: 'The Snow Queen' by Elizabeth Gannon, 'Travels with a Fairy Tale Monster', and 'A Goddess Unraveled' by Morgan Ryder. She shares her thoughts on the characters, themes, and writing styles of these works, providing insights into her preferences and biases in romance literature. Toni invites listeners to engage with her about their own reading experiences and thoughts on the discussed books. Chapters 00:00 Introduction to Romance Read Along 02:47 Exploring 'The Snow Queen' by Elizabeth Gannon 07:32 Thoughts on 'Travels with a Fairy Tale Monster' 08:42 Reviewing 'A Goddess Unraveled' by Morgan Ryder 16:27 Concluding Thoughts and Listener Engagement 17:48 Intro Music.mp3 As always I'd love to hear from you romancereadalong@gmail.com @chemangel.bsky.social Many thanks to Jacob the horse for allowing us to sample their amazing song Sunshine for our theme music. You can get Jacob the Horse's music at BandCamp. com…
In this episode of Romance Read Along, Toni discusses the book 'Frisco's Kid' from the Tall, Dark and Dangerous series by Suzanne Brockmann. She shares personal insights about the characters, particularly Frisco and Mia, and explores themes of personal growth, emotional struggles, and the impact of alcoholism. Toni emphasizes the importance of asking for help and the journey of self-acceptance that Frisco undergoes throughout the story. The episode concludes with recommendations for other books, including 'Devil's Angel' by Margaret Bernard. As always I'd love to hear from you romancereadalong@gmail.com @chemangel.bsky.social Many thanks to Jacob the horse for allowing us to sample their amazing song Sunshine for our theme music. You can get Jacob the Horse's music at BandCamp. com…
Today on Romance Read Along Toni discusses 'Forever Blue,' the second book in Suzanne Brockman's 'Tall, Dark, and Dangerous' series. The conversation covers the book's main themes, character dynamics, and plot elements, including a murder mystery intertwined with a romance between Lucy, a police officer, and Blue, a Navy SEAL. Chapters 00:00 Introduction to Forever Blue 03:10 Plot Overview and Character Dynamics 06:35 Themes of Friendship and Love 09:58 Mystery Elements and Storytelling Style 11:39 Critical Reception and Reviews 26:09 And that has been your happy ending 26:16 Outro Music As always I'd love to hear from you romancereadalong@gmail.com @chemangel.bsky.social Many thanks to Jacob the horse for allowing us to sample their amazing song Sunshine for our theme music. You can get Jacob the Horse's music at BandCamp. com…
Hello and Welcome to Romance Read Along! Today we discuss the commonalities and differences between romances and horror. Keywords Aviv Rubenstein, Lizzie Lazarus, romance novels, horror movies, vampire lore, storytelling, wildfires, Los Angeles, female protagonists, genre exploration, literary themes, character identification, romantic tropes, humor in romance, historical context, storytelling, filmmaking, plot twists, character dynamics, emotional responsibility, filmmaking, Die Hard, romance tropes, Lizzie Lazarus, relationships, movie adaptation, storytelling, psychological themes Summary In this engaging conversation, host Toni speaks with Aviv Rubenstein, the creator of the movie 'Lizzie Lazarus.' They discuss various themes including the impact of wildfires in Los Angeles, the genre of romance novels, the evolution of horror tropes, and the complexities of vampire lore. The conversation also touches on the challenges of writing female protagonists and the balance of expectations in storytelling, particularly in series writing. In this conversation, Toni delves into the intricacies of literary themes, character identification, and the impact of romantic tropes in storytelling. The discussion transitions into the role of humor in romance, the historical context of romance novels, and the balance between pleasure and pain in storytelling. Aviv also shares insights into the creative challenges faced in filmmaking, particularly regarding the plot twists in her movie 'Lizzie Lazarus.' In this conversation, the themes of character dynamics, emotional responsibility, and the complexities of relationships are explored through the lens of the film 'Lizzie Lazarus.' The discussion delves into the nuances of character portrayals, the collaborative nature of filmmaking, and the challenges of adapting stories from books to screen. Additionally, the conversation touches on the unexpected romantic elements in action films like 'Die Hard' and the appeal of romance tropes, particularly the grumpy sunshine dynamic. Chapters 00:00 Introduction to Aviv Rubenstein and Current Events 06:12 Exploring the Genre of Romance Novels 12:02 The Evolution of Horror Tropes 18:09 The Complexity of Vampire Lore 24:00 The Intersection of Romance and Horror 29:56 The Balance of Expectations in Storytelling 52:33 Exploring Literary Themes and Personal Connections 59:40 The Complexity of Character Identification 01:06:42 Romantic Tropes and Their Impact 01:12:40 The Role of Humor in Romance 01:19:09 Historical Context in Romance Novels 01:30:46 Creative Challenges in Filmmaking 01:39:25 Unpacking the Plot Twists of Lizzie Lazarus 01:45:39 Character Dynamics: The Gardener and the Flower 01:51:36 Emotional Responsibility: The Burden of Relationships 02:00:39 The Imperfections of Adaptation: Books vs. Movies(spoilers end) 02:30:54 Romance Tropes: Grumpy Sunshine Dynamics As always I'd love to hear from you romancereadalong@gmail.com @chemangel.bsky.social Many thanks to Jacob the horse for allowing us to sample their amazing song Sunshine for our theme music. You can get Jacob the Horse's music at BandCamp. com…
Hello and Welcome to Romance Read Along! Today we talk about Suzanne Brockmann's Prince Joe. Keywords Suzanne Brockman, Tall Dark and Dangerous, romance, Navy SEAL, character development, love story, action-adventure, book review, series, impersonation Summary In this episode, Toni discusses Suzanne Brockman's 'Tall, Dark, and Dangerous' series, focusing on the first book, 'Prince Joe.' The conversation explores the character dynamics, the challenges of impersonation, and the themes of love and duty intertwined with action and adventure. Toni highlights the author's unique style and emotional depth, recommending the series for its engaging storytelling and character development. Takeaways The series is a precursor to Brockman's Troubleshooter series. City gardening is portrayed as a unique experience. Joe's character is a Navy SEAL with a complex background. Veronica's role is to teach Joe how to impersonate a prince. The story involves foiling a terrorist attack. Emotional depth is shown through Joe's interactions with a dying girl. Brockman's characters are relatable and nuanced. The series combines romance with action-adventure elements. Brockman revolutionized the romance genre with multiple POVs. The book is recommended for its engaging plot and character development. Chapters 00:00 Prince Joe By Suzanne Brockmann 08:39 Character Depth and Emotional Resonance in Romance 14:55 Suzanne Brockman's Impact on the Romance Genre 18:15 Outro Music.mp3 Sorry for the difference in sound quality we had some technical difficulties, Stick with me I have some big plans for the up coming month! As always I'd love to hear from you romancereadalong@gmail.com @chemangel.bsky.social Many thanks to Jacob the horse for allowing us to sample their amazing song Sunshine for our theme music. You can get Jacob the Horse's music at BandCamp. com…
Keywords Ruby Dixon, Worst Guy, romance, relationship, clones, love, sacrifice, character development, emotional journey, fantasy Summary In this episode of Romance Read Along, Toni discusses the conclusion of Ruby Dixon's 'Worst Guy,' focusing on the emotional journey of the characters Victor and B. The conversation explores themes of love, sacrifice, and personal growth as Victor navigates his relationship with B amidst challenges and misunderstandings. The episode highlights key moments of tension, resolution, and the ultimate celebration of their love, culminating in a heartwarming conclusion that ties together the fantastical elements of the story with genuine emotional depth. Takeaways The importance of communication in relationships. Self-sacrifice can lead to misunderstandings. Victor's character development is central to the story. Bee's role as a social worker adds complexity to their relationship. The theme of love overcoming obstacles is prevalent. Riffin's character serves as a foil to Victor. The transformation of Victor symbolizes personal growth. The conclusion emphasizes the joy of love and companionship. The meeting with Mycruel introduces new family dynamics. The story blends fantasy with genuine emotional experiences. As always I'd love to hear from you romancereadalong@gmail.com @chemangel.bsky.social Many thanks to Jacob the horse for allowing us to sample their amazing song Sunshine for our theme music. You can get Jacob the Horse's music at BandCamp. com…
In this episode of Romance Read Along we dive into the whimsical and endearing world of "The Alien Nanny for Christmas" by Amanda Milo. This delightful episode explores the charming antics of a dragon-like alien, Mitteeku, who finds himself in suburbia after Amanda Milo's Stolen by the Alien series aliens visit Earth. When Gwen, a single mother struggling to balance work and family life, encounters Mitteeku, her holiday season takes an unexpected turn. Follow along as Mitteeku uses his gentle nature and unique skills to help Gwen with her daily challenges, from babysitting her children to fixing household plumbing issues. This episode is filled with laughter, cross-cultural misunderstandings, and heartwarming moments that highlight the importance of family, understanding, and adapting to life's unexpected surprises. Don't miss this charming tale of love and adventure this Christmas. As always I'd love to hear from you romancereadalong@gmail.com Many thanks to Jacob the horse for allowing us to sample their amazing song Sunshine for our theme music. You can get Jacob the Horse's music at BandCamp. com…
In this episode of Romance Read-Along, we try something new. I use a new program to record this episode tell me what you think! In this episode we dive into the whimsical world of B.B. Harper's Mandy and Tentacle Monster , a delightful alien romance available on Kindle Unlimited. Follow Mandy, our human heroine, as she's abducted and sold to good-natured aliens, only to transform her perceived captivity into an adventure filled with interstellar art, unexpected friendship, and heartwarming love. The story unfolds with Mandy acclimating to life aboard a spaceship with octopus-like aliens named Third, First, and Second – charmingly renamed Seven, Lu, and Ken. Initially treated as a pet, Mandy rises beyond the miscommunications to help the crew sell goods by showcasing her unique artistic talent, ultimately leading to closer bonds. Explore the themes of communication, misadventures, and cross-species relationships as Mandy and Seven’s friendship blossoms into something deeper, setting the stage for thrilling escapades that promise more surprises and laughter. Tune in for an inspiring mix of art, space drama, and a love story that proves even across galaxies, misunderstandings can lead to the happiest of endings. If you like the longer formats do a girl a favor and volunteer to be a guest host. I promise I don't bite. As always I'd love to hear from you romancereadalong@gmail.com Many thanks to Jacob the horse for allowing us to sample their amazing song Sunshine for our theme music. You can get Jacob the Horse's music at BandCamp. com…
Welcome to Romance Read-Along, where we delve into the intriguing realms of romantic fiction. In this episode, join us as we explore the complex and multifaceted novel "If Music Be the Food of Love" by Lenny Cavallaro. Dive into a world where dark eroticism intertwines with historical elements and paranormal spirituality, as we discuss the journey of Elena and Giovanni under the shadow of an ancient curse. Discover how love, pain, and spiritual growth are intricately woven into a narrative that defies conventional romance genres. Listen as we navigate through the storytelling techniques, character perspectives, and themes that challenge the norms of traditional romantic fiction. Whether you're a fan of unconventional literary romances or curious about new narrative styles, this episode offers insights into a unique tale of love transcending time and adversity. So tune in for an engaging discussion that promises to broaden your understanding of what romance can be, and how it resonates in the literary realm. Don't miss out on this fascinating exploration of a book that challenges and captivates in equal measure. As always I'd love to hear from you romancereadalong@gmail.com Many thanks to Jacob the horse for allowing us to sample their amazing song Sunshine for our theme music. You can get Jacob the Horse's music at BandCamp. com…
Author Jordan Willis Bright and I discuss books including their debut novel Radiant Words of Power. The importance of representation and the importance of writing with respect. The new mics seem to be working better, I am greatly relieved. As always I'd love to hear from you romancereadalong@gmail.com Many thanks to Jacob the horse for allowing us to sample their amazing song Sunshine for our theme music. You can get Jacob the Horse's music at BandCamp. com…
Author Sam Ledel and I discuss her novel Daughter of No One. The importance of familial relationships and how the distance created by fiction allows us to process emotional issues. We also briefly discuss Ruby Dixon's When she's Shy. I apologize for the audio we are trying out new mics and the quality is not what I hoped for. As always I'd love to hear from you romancereadalong@gmail.com Many thanks to Jacob the horse for allowing us to sample their amazing song Sunshine for our theme music. You can get Jacob the Horse's music at BandCamp. com…
Enjoy the second installment of my guest spot on the Functionally Literate podcast. As Host Ryan and I discuss chapters 13 through 18 of Ruby Dixon's "Worst Guy". As we continue to explore the intriguing dynamics between Bea and Victor, our protagonists navigate complex emotions and personal growth. Bea and Victor move to the country as Bea continues to give Victor lessons in being a person. Their relationship becomes more personal as their bond continues to grow. As always I'd love to hear from you romancereadalong@gmail.com Many thanks to Jacob the horse for allowing us to sample their amazing song Sunshine for our theme music. You can get Jacob the Horse's music at BandCamp. com…
Enjoy the second installment of my guest spot on the Functionally Literate podcast. As Host Ryan and I discuss chapters 7 through 12 of Ruby Dixon's "Worst Guy". As we continue to explore the intriguing dynamics between Bea and Victor, our protagonists navigate complex emotions and personal growth. We begin with Bea's internal struggle as she juggles feelings for Victor, a clone with a dark past, and her deteriorating relationship with Riffin. Victor's journey from a life of violence to learning basic life skills under Bea's guidance takes a surprising turn when his shock collar malfunctions, leading to a tense and emotional breakthrough. Amidst challenges and misunderstandings, Bea's determination to support Victor shines through as she advocates for his well-being and a new living environment. With themes of redemption, trust, and unexpected romance, this episode captures the heart of Ruby Dixon's captivating story. Tune in to discover how Bea and Victor's relationship evolves, the obstacles they face, and the profound impact of their bond on each other's lives. As always I'd love to hear from you romancereadalong@gmail.com Many thanks to Jacob the horse for allowing us to sample their amazing song Sunshine for our theme music. You can get Jacob the Horse's music at BandCamp. com…
Welcome to this episode of Romance Read Along, where we delve into the sci-fi romance novel "Worst Guy" by Ruby Dixon. This is the first of four episodes in collaboration with the Functionally Literate podcast, where Ryan and Toni join forces to discuss the intricacies of this captivating story. In this episode, we cover chapters one through six, introducing the enigmatic world created by Ruby Dixon, a pseudonym for an unknown bestselling author. We explore the complexities of the characters, including Bea, a human navigating life on an alien planet, and Crulden, a clone with a mysterious past. The discussion touches on the societal dynamics, themes of identity, and the challenges of forming connections in a world filled with prejudice and expectations. Join us as we unravel the layers of this intriguing narrative, filled with unexpected twists and emotional depth. Whether you're a fan of sci-fi, romance, or just love a good story, there's something here for everyone. Enjoy the journey with us in this fascinating exploration of "Worst Guy."…
Welcome to Romance Read-Along, where today we dive into the world of Ellie Peat's novel, "Coming Home". Join us as we chat with Ellie about the charm of low-stakes romance, the inspiration behind her characters, and the art of crafting a heartfelt story that resonates with everyday life. In this episode, we explore the beauty of simplicity in storytelling, where real-life drama replaces high-stakes angst. Ellie shares anecdotes from her own experiences, revealing how personal stories influence her writing process, and how she balances humor and emotion to create relatable characters. Discover how Ellie meticulously constructs her fictional world, from the inspiration of small-town dynamics to the intricacies of character development. We also delve into the interconnectedness of her series, where subplots weave through multiple books, offering readers a deeper understanding of her literary universe. Whether you're a fan of cozy romances or curious about the behind-the-scenes of novel writing, this episode offers an engaging and insightful look at the making of "Coming Home". Join us for a conversation filled with laughter, nostalgia, and a genuine love for storytelling. As always I'd love to hear from you romancereadalong@gmail.com Many thanks to Jacob the horse for allowing us to sample their amazing song Sunshine for our theme music. You can get Jacob the Horse's music at BandCamp. com…
In this episode of Romance Read-Along, we welcome author Abigail Sharp to discuss her debut novel, Who Wants to Marry a Cowboy? Abigail shares her experience of reclaiming the rights to her first book, updating it, and the journey of self-publishing. She reflects on the joy of revisiting her work and the changes she made over the years. The conversation delves into the evolution of romance novels, touching on the importance of character development and emotional engagement. Abigail and Toni explore the dynamics of grumpy heroes and the charm of cowboys, while also sharing their love for classic romances and comic book heroes. Listeners will get a sneak peek into Abigail's upcoming projects, including Who Wants to Marry a Doctor? , and insights into her writing process. Tune in to discover more about Abigail's world of romance and the inspiration behind her captivating stories.…
Today author Laughing Briar and I discuss her new book Gambling on Common Sense and compare it to other scifi romances including Amanda Milo's Contagion. https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/48567611-contagion https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/218659630-gambling-on-common-sense https://laughingbriarbooks.com/ https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/laughingbriar/gambling-on-common-sense-novel-by-l-briarhttps://youtu.be/z170jz1HABA As always I'd love to hear from you romancereadalong@gmail.com Many thanks to Jacob the horse for allowing us to sample their amazing song Sunshine for our theme music. You can get Jacob the Horse's music at BandCamp. com…
In this episode I gush about my favorite neurodiverse authors and main characters. The Kissing Quotient by Helen Hoang (It was fine but its only listed first because it has had the most critical acclaim) https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/36199084-the-kiss-quotient The Madness of Lord Ian Mackenzie by Jennifer Ashley https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/5981872-the-madness-of-lord-ian-mackenzie The Wedding Night Before Christmas by Kati Wilde https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/43974752-the-wedding-night-before-christmas Jonas by Jenna Myles https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/65649920-jonas Royal Bumblebee by Millie Lowelle https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/61072788-the-royal-s-bumblebee Contagion by Amanda Milo https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/48567611-contagion Beard Science by Penny Reid https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/23337872-beard-science Sweet Berries by C.M. Nacosta (My bad I thought it was Sweet Berry Farms) https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/60419993-sweet-berries Strange Love by Ann Aguirre (Major Oops while Heather Guerre is Neurodivergent this book was written by Ann Aguirre) https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/48915429-strange-love Small Packages by Drea Braddock https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/59755520-small-packages The NB aliens by Millie Lowell are in the Otherworldly Match series As always I'd love to hear from you romancereadalong@gmail.com Many thanks to Jacob the horse for allowing us to sample their amazing song Sunshine for our theme music. You can get Jacob the Horse's music at BandCamp. com…
Sarah and I recommend books from our favorite series and find out we have very different tastes. Sarah reads Suzanne Brockmann's Force of Nature and has questions about the FMCs physical description and concerns about her MMCs suitability as a partner. Toni read Shelly Laurenston's Hunting Season and has concerns about all the murder. Not to mention the pressure on the FMC to be with the MMC. Thanks again to Jacob the Horse for the use of their song Sunshine. https://jacobthehorse.bandcamp.com/track/sunshine-2 And remember you can contact us at Romancereadalong@gmail.com We'd love to hear from you!…
Unhinged by Vera Valentine lives up to its reputation. https://www.reddit.com/r/RomanceBooks/s/J4tBvMCcTh This review by u/taramisu47 sold me on the book and I was not disappointed. If you want to pick up this ridiculous delight it is only available on Amazon but at least its only 99 cents. https://www.amazon.com/s?k=unhinged As always I'd love to hear from you romancereadalong@gmail.com Many thanks to Jacob the horse for allowing us to sample their amazing song Sunshine for our theme music. You can get Jacob the Horse's music at BandCamp. com…
As always I'd love to hear from you romancereadalong@gmail.com Many thanks to Jacob the horse for allowing us to sample their amazing song Sunshine for our theme music. You can get Jacob the Horse's music at BandCamp. com
We talk about the Unleashing. I might be too harsh. We discuss the relative merits of focusing on world building verses focusing on feelings. Honorable mentions to Horse girls and horrible cover art. Many Thanks to Jacob the Horse for the use of their Amazing song Sunshine.
A light hearted comedy. Pratfalls abound. Gift of the Magi Vibes. You may or may not fine this female main character (FMC) to be to stupid to live (TSTL). As always I'd love to hear from you romancereadalong@gmail.com Many thanks to Jacob the horse for allowing us to sample their amazing song Sunshine for our theme music. You can get Jacob the Horse's music at BandCamp. com…
In this episode we explore the micro tropes of PTSD The reluctant mentor/father Always a Brides maid never a Bride MMC style And we talk about why Marvels Wolverine should be a romance novel MMC along with giving some of my favorite examples so we can compare and contrast how they match the trope. As always I'd love to hear from you romancereadalong@gmail.com Many Thanks to Jacob the Horse for the use of their Amazing song Sunshine.…
A summary and review of the first book in Millie Lowell's Operation Colonize series featuring Giant Snake Aliens! The Male main character (MMC) is a sad boi despite being a badass, my favorite! This book sets up the series and is great but leaves you wanting more of the main couple good thing there are two follow up shorts Blissfully Bonded and Bonded Bliss! As always I'd love to hear from you romancereadalong@gmail.com Many thanks to Jacob the horse for allowing us to sample their amazing song Sunshine for our theme music. You can get Jacob the Horse's music at BandCamp. com…
Welcome to Romance Read-Along! In this episode, we dive deep into the world of "Lore Olympus" with our guest, Sarah. We start with a light-hearted catch-up about our weeks before delving into the fascinating dynamics of the webcomic. Sarah and I discuss the intricacies of the characters, the art style, and the compelling storyline that keeps readers hooked. From Hades' adorable love for his dogs to the complex relationships between the gods, we cover it all. We even touch on the controversial elements and how they are handled in the narrative. Tune in for a detailed analysis, some personal anecdotes, and a lot of laughs as we explore the mythological world of "Lore Olympus." Don't miss our recommendations for similar reads and a preview of what we'll be discussing next week! As always I'd love to hear from you romancereadalong@gmail.com Many thanks to Jacob the horse for allowing us to sample their amazing song Sunshine for our theme music. You can get Jacob the Horse's music at BandCamp. com…
As always I'd love to hear from you romancereadalong@gmail.com Many thanks to Jacob the horse for allowing us to sample their amazing song Sunshine for our theme music. You can get Jacob the Horse's music at BandCamp. com
Listen to us chat about Cletus and Jen, expectations and seeing beneath the facade. Oh and X-Men we talk a lot about X-Men. Come join us at Romancereadalong@gmail.com or request a link to our Discord
My mom joins me for a cozy mystery set in Scotland. We get off course pretty early on. To join the discussion email us at Romancereadalong@gmail.com or request a link to our Discord.
Our premiere episode Please follow us on patreon and email us at romancereadalong@gmail.com Let's get a discussion going! We want to hear from you. What did you think of the book? What should we read next? Do you want to be a guest? How can we improve?
Join us as we read Suzanne Brockmann's award winning novel Over the Edge. Hear Joe struggle to remember character names. Listen to Toni read way too much into the text. Join the conversation at our email romancereadalong@gmail.com or request a code for our discord. And be ready for next weeks complete analysis.…
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