Episode 16: So, ACOTAR is Romance – And Other Bookish Breakthroughs

In this episode, we get brutally honest (mostly). Katie is back from vacation and fills us in on her current events. Ashley shares why she still has a long way to go with Hungry Ghosts by Kevin Jared Hosein. Katie kindly keeps her rave review of The Knife’s Edge by Matthew Wolf spoiler free. (It’s that good!) We wrestle with genre expectations as we delve into our non-negotiables for historical fiction and fantasy. We winnow (iykyk) into the second book of the ACOTAR series, A Court of Mist and Fury by Sarah J. Maas, and finally come to terms with the hype. Spoiler alert, it’s not fantasy, it’s romance. Go ahead and hit play to find out exactly how that makes us feel. Baddies, buckle up.*Don't forget to follow us on Instagram⁠ ‪@BadAssBookclubPodcast‬⁠ & TikTok @bad.ass.bookclub.podcastListen and Review on Spotify & Apple Podcasts!Like and Subscribe on YouTube!New merch is out too at babsmerch.printful.meRep yo'self, don't wreck yo'self!Continued Read:Ashley - Hungry Ghosts by Kevin Jared HoseinNew Reads:Katie - One Loan Soul by L.B. CarterShared - Project Hail Mary by Andy Weir

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