Matt, David, and Phoebe dive into our first year of this podcasting. We get into our favorite books, and of course we digress. keep in mind we recorded this at about 1 am so we get a little of the rails.

This week we review Chick with a Charm by Vicki Lewis, A Babes on Brooms novel. We meet a witch desperate to find a date for her sister's engagement party and take extraordinary measures. Matt gets a little triggered and off the rails with this on.

This week we review Blonde with a Wand by Vicki Lewis. The story about a witchy barista and her dating troubles, especially after she turns one of her suitors into a cat.

This week we finish off Pride Month with our review of Opposite Sides by Aspen Knight. A trans love story meets courtroom drama. Picture Law and Order with a Trans attorney who falls in love with a victim advocate who is open to everything, They risk their jobs as they push their limits while we push the limits of this podcast.

This week we review That Little Town Street by our Friend Stacy Elizabeth. A small town Romance of love and loss. We have a lovable dog, great craft been and of course David develops multiple crushes, First our female main character and then our Male main character who he dubs "America's Boyfriend" Tune in to find out where things go

We continue Pride Month this week with In Every Port by Karin Kallmaker. A story of self discovery during the Harvey Milk era following a traveling motivational speaker named Jessica who has a girl "In Every Port". Join us as we find out where she ends up.

This week we review Punk and Zen by JD Glass, the sequel to Punk Like Me as we continue celebrating Pride Month. We rejoin our character Nina on her journey filled with angst, sex, love and rock. Did we mention sex? There's a lot of that.

This week we continue Pride Month as we review Punk Like Me by JD Glass. A coming of age story of self discovery, resiliency and of course punk rock. Join us next week as we continue on with the sequel