Novel Love

The One Who Got Away (with too much)

Choices matter. In this book, The Night We Met by Abby Jimenez, the person Larissa chooses to take a ride home with one evening after a concert sets her love life on a certain trajectory.  Let's just say it is one bumpy ride, but true to a more typical romance form, there is a happy ending. 

Daggermouth, Comply or Die

This dystopian romance is a very dark, slow burn. The system serves only its head and to what end? To be honest, we think this phenomenal author is just getting started and we can't wait to follow along to see what happens next! 

Roommates or Life Mates?

Hey Novel Lovers! Join Bea and Freya as they discuss The Roommate Risk, by Talia Hibbert. Can Rahul and Jasmine navigate their friendship as they move in together, or will their long-suppressed feelings rob them of the friendship that they have both relied on for 7 years?

The Night Prince, Unleashed

We just can't help ourselves in this episode.  Take a listen to our unleashed discussion of The Night Prince, by Lauren Palphreyman.

Timing is Everything

Hey Novel Lovers! Join us as we discuss Upasna Barath's novella, Comedic Timing, published by romantic fiction company, 831 Stories. Naina and David give us a great arch about self-discovery, sexual identity, and how communication is key.

Lights Out, Stalk On

This dark rom com had us wondering about all kinds of things.  Tune in to hear all about 'em.

Long Live the (Wolf) King

Bea and Freya pull apart some of their favorite moments in The Wolf King (first book in a trilogy) by Lauren Palphreyman. 

Yin It To Win It

Welcome, Novel Lovers, as Bea and Freya spill the tea on Lauren Kung Jessen's, Yin Yang Love Song!

Send Me Your Fic Picks

On today's episode, we both share our top 3 romance novels and chat about the threads that connect them and why we love them so much. What are your top three? Visit our instagram to share your picks and enter a free drawing for a book giveaway!

Book Swap

In this episode, we gave each other a book we'd previously read (but the other hadn't yet) and thought the other would enjoy.  This is our take on a book swap! Listen for our perspectives on The Serpent and the Wings of Night and Normal People.