Sarah J. Maas finally appeared on Call Her Daddy, and we have a LOT to say.In this episode, we’re sharing our immediate reactions to the interview - what stood out, what surprised us, and the moments that had us pausing, rewinding, and texting each other in all caps. This is a breakdown of our thoughts before diving deeper into theories and analysis.Think of this as the debrief before the spiral.Stay tuned for Part 2, where we unpack the theories, implications, and everything this could mean moving forward…

This week, we dive headfirst into the most unhinged, controversial, and downright offensive bad reviews of A Court of Thorns and Roses. From readers who “just didn’t get the hype” to those personally victimised by fae politics, Rhysand, or the sheer number of wingspans mentioned — nothing is off limits.We’ll read real low-star reviews, react in real time, and decide: are these reviewers brave truth-tellers… or simply wrong? Expect dramatic readings, hot takes, defence arguments for our favourite characters, and plenty of chaotic bookish energy.

In this week’s episode, we dive into one of the most mysterious and debated characters in the series: Mor. She’s powerful, loyal, and an integral part of the Inner Circle—but is she as transparent as she seems?We discuss Mor’s backstory, her relationships, and the moments in the series that raise questions about her honesty and motivations. From her long history with the Court of Nightmares to the secrets she’s kept from those closest to her, we unpack whether her actions come from self-protection, loyalty, or something else entirely.Is Mor a trustworthy narrator of her own story, or are there pieces we still don’t fully understand? Join us as we break down the evidence, share our theories, and decide whether we’re firmly on Team Mor—or still a little suspicious.

This episode, Georgie and Adalia are stepping into dangerous territory 👀 We’re talking all things Chaol Westfall from Throne of Glass — one of the most divisive characters in the entire Maasverse.Why is Chaol so controversial? Why does he inspire such intense loyalty and such intense hate? And the big question: is the Chaol slander actually deserved, or are we being a little unfair?We unpack his choices, his flaws, his growth (or lack of it), and why readers tend to judge him so differently compared to other male characters in the series. From moral rigidity and messy reactions to trauma, to whether he’s held to a harsher standard than everyone else — nothing is off-limits.Expect hot takes, nuance, a little defence, a little dragging, and probably some moments that will have you yelling at your headphones.Whether you’re a proud Chaol defender, a lifelong hater, or deeply conflicted — this one’s for you.

In this episode, Georgie and Adalia sit down as members of their own Inner Circle to unpack what’s officially in and outfor their reading lives in 2026. From tropes we’re obsessed with and genres we’re leaving behind, to reading habits, fandom culture, and how we want books to feel in the next year, this episode is a candid, cosy, and opinionated reset for fellow book lovers.Permission to curate their own reading life in 2026 – without guilt, without pressure, and with main-character energy!

In this week’s episode of The Inner Circle Podcast, Georgie and Adalia are looking back on a massive year of reading and getting excited for everything waiting on their 2026 TBRs. From surprise five-star reads to total let-downs, they break down what defined their 2025 reading year. Whether you’re a romantasy lover, a mood reader, or someone with a TBR that never stops growing, this episode will leave you inspired to reflect on your own reading year and ready to build your 2026 reading list.

This week on The Inner Circle, Georgie and Adalia throw all logic, morals, and self respect out the window for the most unhinged Kiss, Marry, Kill the romantasy world has to offer.We’re talking impossible choices, morally grey men, and situations that feel less like a game and more like a personality test. From cursed favourites to characters we hate that somehow still make the list, nothing is off limits. Yes, even the ones that should be.This episode is chaotic, controversial, and guaranteed to start arguments in the group chat. Play along, judge us silently (or loudly), and be warned — your answers may expose you more than you’re ready for.

This week on The Inner Circle Podcast, Georgie and Adalia are putting the book community on trial. We’re diving into Bookish AITA, real reader confessions that have us asking: am I the asshole… or is this completely justified in reader culture?From borrowing disasters to annotation debates and book club betrayals, we’re judging the most relatable (and controversial) bookish behaviour... because someone has to!

This week, Georgie gets to interrogate Adalia about The Powerless Series.. In true Inner Circle fashion, we keep everything completely spoiler-free, making this the perfect episode for readers who are curious about the hype or debating whether to dive in.Adalia gives her honest, chaotic, heartfelt rundown while avoiding every major plot detail — think vibes, tropes, tension levels, and overall experience without ruining a single twist.Whether you’ve read the series, you’re halfway through, or you’re deciding if this becomes your next romantasy binge, this episode is your safe, spoiler-free guide to everything Powerless.Grab a warm drink, get settled in, and join us in the Inner Circle.

This week, we’re diving into Vogue’s viral article “Is Having a Boyfriend Embarrassing Now?” and unpacking why the internet is suddenly allergic to “boyfriend content.” We took the question to our stories, collected your unfiltered opinions, and brought them straight into the episode.From cultural shifts to romantasy-level standards, we also break down how fiction influences our dating lives, what we now refuse to settle for, and why book boyfriends might be responsible for our collective delusion (in the best way).Grab a warm drink, get cosy, and step into the Inner Circle