This week we’re joined by a special guest who came prepared—with opinions and a book choice that had us laughing before we even cracked it open. That Time I Got Drunk and Saved a Demon by Kimberly Lemming brings big energy, chaotic charm, and a world that doesn’t take itself too seriously. We dive into the book’s tone, tropes, and why this guest pick was anything but boring.

This week’s book club pick came courtesy of the TBR jar: The Great Alone by Kristin Hannah. Set against a dramatic and isolated backdrop, this one brought a lot to talk about. We dive into how setting can shape a story, the emotional weight of survival themes, and what it’s like to step into a book you know almost nothing about.

This week, we’re diving into stories that begin after the end — breakups, breakdowns, and all the messy, magical ways we reinvent ourselves when life doesn't go to plan. We’re talking fresh starts, emotional resets, and why rock bottom sometimes makes the best foundation. Featuring our review of Funny Story by Emily Henry, a perfect pick for anyone who’s ever had to start over — with wine, wit, and maybe a little spite.

This week, we left our book choice to the TBR jar and ended up with The House Across the Lake by Riley Sager. We’re unpacking what it’s like to roll the dice on your next read — the good, the bad, and the “wait, what?” moments.

Spoiler: sometimes randomness delivers… and sometimes it just makes for an interesting conversation.