In this episode, we dive into Rhythm’s Blues by Kimberly Brown — unpacking Rhythm Baker’s journey through love, loyalty, and self-worth. We talk about what it really means to outgrow a relationship, how fame and ego complicate love, and why choosing yourself can feel both messy and liberating.

In this episode, Adrian and Tonitra dive deep into the world of memoirs — the raw, real, and sometimes messy art of turning life into literature. From celebrity tell-alls to quiet, overlooked gems, we unpack what makes a memoir resonate: honesty, vulnerability, and the courage to own your narrative.

In this episode, we break down Never Lie by Freida McFadden, a psychological thriller packed with twists, hidden secrets, and an unreliable narrator you won’t see coming. We follow newlyweds Tricia and Ethan as they get snowed in at the mansion of missing psychiatrist Dr. Adrienne Hale. They uncover hidden therapy tapes, and spiral into a web of lies, murder, and shocking revelations. Hosts , Adrian and Tonitra, dive into the major plot turns, the dark relationship at the heart of the story, and the themes of deception, morality, and survival that make this book such a wild ride.

In this episode, Adrian and Tonitra dive into The Housemaid is Watching by Freida McFadden, exploring the suspenseful twists and psychological tension that make this thriller so gripping. We discuss the central characters, their motivations, and the eerie dynamics between the household members. Along the way, we share our reactions to the most shocking moments, the book’s pacing, and McFadden’s storytelling style. Listeners get an inside look at the themes of trust, deception, and hidden secrets, while we also debate how the plot might have unfolded differently. Perfect for suspense lovers and anyone curious about a story where nothing is as it seems.

In this episode, we dive into Freida McFadden’s chilling short story The Housemaid’s Wedding, a follow-up to her bestselling thriller The Housemaid. The story picks up as Millie finally gets the dream she’s been chasing—marrying the man she loves and building a new life. But on the day that’s supposed to mark her happy ending, old fears, dark secrets, and unexpected twists remind us that freedom and safety don’t come easy. We’ll break down how McFadden balances psychological suspense with sharp emotional beats, what this story adds to Millie’s arc, and why Freida’s signature twist-writing keeps readers hooked to the very last page.

This episode focuses on Kennedy Ryan’s debut novel When You Are Mine. The discussion covers Kerris Moreton’s journey from a challenging past in foster care to navigating love and loyalty in her present. The episode explores the emotional tension between Kerris, her fiancé Cam, and his best friend Walsh, highlighting the novel’s themes of temptation, commitment, and personal growth.

In this episode, we sit down with debut author Anna Barrington, whose haunting novel The Spectacle has quickly become one of the most talked-about literary debuts of the year. Set against the eerie backdrop of a dystopian circus where nothing is as it seems, The Spectacle explores themes of identity, manipulation, and the cost of chasing applause.

Anna opens up about the surreal journey from private journals to publishing deals, and how personal grief and fascination with performance culture inspired the twisted world of her novel. We dive into her writing rituals, the dark research that shaped her characters, and why she believes horror is the most honest genre for telling emotional truth.

This conversation is raw, intelligent, and brimming with insights for writers, readers, and anyone who’s ever felt like they were putting on a show just to survive.

In this bonus drop, we're diving into the drama-soaked second half of Season 16 of The Real Housewives of Atlanta. From shifting alliances and passive-aggressive shade to long-awaited confrontations and shady confessionals, the Atlanta peaches did not hold back . Grab your peach and sip some tea with us as we dissect the season's biggest twists.