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For the past month or so, we’ve been all in on Bridgerton: Netflix’s Regency romance dynasty. Last year we made some predictions for Season 2,
Join in shouting through the final two episodes of Bridgerton Season 2 as scams, secret identities, and (assorted) Bridgerton brothers are laid bare.
Join us to shout about dowagers in conflict, Mom Featherington: Scam Goddess, and our two beautiful, dumb leads’ increasingly bad decision-making as this season begins to draw to a close.
Welcome back to Romance Roundtable: Bridgerton Edition (Season 2), or as we like to call it, the “Uncut Gems of Romance.” This week we’re all a-buzz about Papa Bridgerton’s untimely demise, death croquette, and the joy of getting absolutely zooted in the middle of nowhere.
Join us for tasteful string quartet covers of modern bops and tasteless (in a fun way) takes on beautiful people making bad decisions.
Fall in love along with us as we cackle throughout this beautifully drawn bisexual love triangle about sweet, goofy teens.
At the hotel, the receptionist says, “I’m afraid that the only open room… is a double.”
Mitsuomi and Yamato look at each other nervously. “Huh?”
Join us to savor an unbelievably sweet slice of life romance manga about two well-adjusted adults negotiating gender roles in their relationship and on their own terms. You really, truly do love to see it!!!!!
he POMEcoven Book Club has been getting into the Spooky Season with the original Hot Lesbian Vampire Tale: Carmilla, by J.T. Sheridan Le Fanu. And to share this Good Word with all of you, we’re bringing back Literary Hot or Not—this time with 100% more goths.
I may be a little late to the potentially Very niche Canadian motel renovation party, but I finally watched Motel Makeover on Netflix and I
Today we’re covering Sweat and Soap Volume 1 by Kintetsu Yamada — a spicy and surprisingly sweet romance manga about, essentially, being loved for the things that make you most self-conscious.
Today we’re covering Cutie and the Beast Volume 2 by Yuhi Azumi. This book really has it all — huge guys with cute, tiny critters, and, at long last, parents showing up to ask the hard questions.