Calling all lovers of paranormal fantasy, sassy heroines, brooding (fang-tastic) love interests, and small-town gothic charm! In this special book club episode, I’m joined by the brilliant Meg from The Candle and Quill bookshop to sink our teeth into Fangs for Nothing by Steffanie Holmes — and trust me, we had thoughts. 😈📚Whether you’re a die-hard fan of supernatural romance or an author curious about what readers really notice (and love), this episode is a fang-filled feast of fun, critique, and bookish banter.✨ In this episode, we chat about:Our favorite (and most questionable) moments in Fangs for NothingThe tropes that worked—and the ones that made us snort-laughWhy the heroine had us cheering... and rolling our eyesWorldbuilding that howls with potential (and a few plot holes to dodge)What authors can learn from this book’s pacing, heat level, and voice📖 About the book:Fangs for Nothing by Steffanie Holmes, is a paranormal rom-com featuring a reluctant witch, a town full of secrets, and a very undead mystery to solve. If you love cozy magic, slow-burn romance, and a good gothic giggle, this one’s for you.💬 Join the conversation in the comments — did you love this book? What’s your favorite paranormal romance trope? And who should we invite to our next book club?🕯️ Find Meg and more magical reads at The Candle and Quill Bookshop in Montville and at the Sunshine Coast Fiction Festival this November.👇 Don’t forget to subscribe, like, and share with your bookish besties!

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