You can't make a Tomelette without breaking a few Gregs. (IYKYK).

It's our fiftieth episode! We ask ourselves how did we get here? Both logistically and emotionally... and we talk you through the newest genre bending story from Olivie Blake, which sends us both into a bit of an existential crisis when we look at value judgements based on children that shape their identities. Heavy sh*t - but there's also a bunch of non serious avoidance after that! Here's to the next 50!

Are we still working our way through the stages of grief following Sunrise on the Reaping? Yes!

Did we just need to read a feminist vampire romp to heal our broken hearts? Also yes!

Join us in a discussion that results in us loving this book even more. Really?! On Page Turners?! Yes!!

We volunteer as tribute to attempt to talk about Haymitch Abernathy and the torment he suffers from the hands of all-out sexpot Tom Blyt- President Snow. Listen to Amy get bored very quickly of Snow's obsession with Lucy Gray, we address the potential fan service cameos throughout AND we rank the five books of the Hunger Games series from 'worst' to best.

Raise three fingers high and may the odds be ever in your favour, because as we know, snow always lands on top.

Ding! Ding! Ding! Round 4!

We're back in Dream Harbour this week to discuss Laurie's latest small-town, romance offering. Will our relationship with this series be the slowest of all slow burns or will the enemies to lovers firmly remain as enemies?!

Grab a shop bought pancake, settle in and find out!

Amy & Liv delve into one of 2025's most anticipated reads, does it come out on top or do they find it lacking? Conversations include, some surface level YA introspection, the state of B&N displays regarding Oathbound by Tracy Deonn and how come no one in Romantasy books is ever the least bit ugly? Like seriously, what are the chances?

This week we are fuelled by RAGE!! Join us as we rant about Doug, gush over our love for Annie and give the odd coherent opinion about this book!

Please check trigger warnings for this one, A x

"Strange women lying in ponds distributing swords is no basis for a system of government…" Tell that to this bunch of country club racists! Liv and Amy discuss their love of Legendborn, a YA Arthurian inspired fantasy! They do their best at discussing the representation of young black women, whether the themes in the book are relatable to a YA audience and who Liv sees when she's reading about our main love interest!

This week we immerse ourselves in a stunning world as we take our first foray into the writing of Sue Lynn Tan. The stakes are high (and our hopes are higher) in this romantic - fantasy standalone but does it meet our expectations?! Listen to find out if our fence-sitting comes to an end!