In this episode, Meg and Lauren discuss the third book in the Throne of Glass series, Heir of Fire. Join them as they discuss Aelin and Rowan, gush over Aedion, and praise Dorian's character growth.

Meg and Lauren return from hiatus and rank every Bookish Bitches read so far!

Happy 50th episode! Thank you all so much for listening and supporting us!  In this episode, Meg and Lauren discuss All of Us Villains by Amanda Foody and Christine Lynn Herman, which Lauren describes as "Lightlark meets The Hunger Games". They talk about their favorite and least favorite characters, discuss the character growths they liked and want to see, and rave over the big twist! 

In this episode, Meg and Lauren discuss Chloe Liese's Only When It's Us. They praise the book for its refreshing romance, quippy enemies to lovers, and their love for the Bergman family. 

In this episode, Meg and Lauren discuss Noué Kirwan's 'Long Past Summer'. They praise Mikaela, share their hatred of Cameron and Julie, and talk about the identity politics of the novel. 

In this episode, Meg and Lauren discussed Roseanne A. Brown's A Song of Wraiths & Ruin. They compare the upbringing and powers of Malik and Karina, dissect Bahia's rewriting of history, and praise the twist ending. 

In this episode, Meg and Lauren discuss A Song Below Water by Bethany C. Morrow. They talk about the political message of the novel, praise it's unapologetic blackness, and walk through the connection of the message and plot. 

In this episode, Meg and Lauren discuss The Seven (and a half) Deaths of Evelyn Hardcastle by Stuart Turton. They talk about the creative concept and poor execution, discuss the pacing of the novel, and add this to Meg's DNF list. 

In this episode, Meg and Lauren discuss The Lost Dreamer by Lizz Huerta. They discuss the beauty of the feminine relationships within the novel, the two co-existing storylines, and whether there was enough conflict throughout the novel. 

In this episode, Meg and Lauren discuss Station Eleven by Emily St. John Mandel. They talk about its commentary on globalism, similarities to the COVID-19 pandemic, and comparisons between the book and HBO Max adaptation.