
The episode revisits book reviews from December 2012 in Romantic Times magazine, discussing various themes and humorous elements.
We’re back in the time machine, heading back to December 2012 to see what new books were reviewed in Romantic Times magazine. We’ve got “multicultural” books, beefy paragraphs, big thorns, Schroedinger’s baby, and “charming vulgar nonsense.” Plus, we ask a very important question: if you were suddenly the heroine of an Inspirational romance, how would you know? TW/CW for the erotica section at the end. It was a time, y’all. If you want to watch this episode with images of the covers and Amanda and I cracking up a lot, head over to our YouTube page. We also mentioned: SNL: Dylan McDermott or Durmot Mulroney? Goodreads: The Folly of the World review ... Support for this episode comes from Labyrinthine by CJ Holmes, a dark, myth-inspired romantasy—where love is dangerous, desire is a risk, and monsters don’t always look like monsters. Princess Azhara was born cursed. Marked by ancient magic. Promised in an unholy bargain sealed in blood, she is the prize. When the Reaping begins, suitors will descend into the labyrinth beneath the palace—each one fighting to win her hand or die trying. A “beautifully woven tale of love, magic, and sacrifice,”…
Labyrinthine
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