Do you consume spice romance novels but have no one to talk to about them? Join us, Moo and (Ana) Mor as we discuss and dissect the plot, sex/kink, diversity and more in some of our favo(u)rite romance novels!

This episode is focused on: Neon Gods by Katee Robert

*Beware of spoilers!*

In this episode we discuss Dom/sub dynamics, bratty subs, ongoing enthusiastic consent and Hades’ obsession with his floors. We fangirl over Katee Robert, the fact everyone in this universe is bisexual and her handling of diversity. There’s also discussion of world building and the modern interpretation of Greek Mythos.

Content Warnings

Bi-erasure

Violence

Attempted kidnapping

Guns and knife violence

Dom/sub dynamics

Parental death

Explicit scenes

We also discuss these books:

Lore Olympus - Rachel Smythe

A Touch of Darkness - Scarlett St Clair

Blood and Ash series - Jennifer L. Armentrout

Note: we are aware of some audio issues with Moo’s sound in this episode! We’re sorry and will check the quality again for our next recording.

Credit: Music and Effects by ⁠Oleksii Holubiev⁠ from ⁠Pixabay

Disclaimer: We are not sex or kink educators or experts, just enthusiastic amateurs. Please do not take our opinions as advice on safe practices.

Do you consume spice romance novels but have no one to talk to about them? Join us, Moo and (Ana) Mor as we discuss and dissect the plot, sex/kink, diversity and more in some of our favo(u)rite romance novels!

This episode is focused on: Pucking Around by Emily Rath

*Beware of spoilers!*

Please note in this episode we talk about the prequel ‘That One Night’ as well as the novel Pucking Around.

In this episode we discuss: bisexual awakenings, consent and consensual-non-consent (CNC), ethics of doctor/patient relationships, communication about sex and scenes and condom use with the complication of genital piercings. We also discuss Caleb’s karaoke skills, ice cream being Jake’s answer to any question and that out 3 MMC’s all have distinct personalities.

Content Warnings

• One night stands

• Group sex

• Unprotected sex

• Being outed

• Genital piercings

• Dubious consent

• Fighting/rough sex & play

• Daddy Doms

• Blindfolds and restraints

Credit: Music and Effects by ⁠Oleksii Holubiev⁠ from ⁠Pixabay

Disclaimer: We are not sex or kink educators or experts, just enthusiastic amateurs. Please do not take our opinions as advice on safe practices.

Do you consume spice romance novels but have no one to talk to about them? Join us, Moo and (Ana) Mor as we discuss and dissect the plot, sex/kink, diversity and more in some of our favo(u)rite romance novels!

This episode is focused on: Tourist Season by Brynne Weaver

*Beware of spoilers!*

In this episode we discuss: being turned on by someone wanting to kill you. Arthur, caring responsibilities and dementia. Internet sleuths and doxxing. That the Seasons of Carnage trilogy is more like a traditional trilogy and we were left with lots of unanswered questions, which leads us to a discussion about fan theories. We also consider drugging and dubious consent, safety and piercing play and the FMC being the saviour at the end.

Other books we mentioned:

A Shadow in the Reaping – Brynne Weaver

The Ruinous Love Trilogy – Brynne Weaver

Darkly Dreaming Dexter – Jeff Lindsay

Slow Burn – Oti Mabuse

Content Warnings

• Murder and dead bodies

• Dismembered bodies and graphic descriptions of dismemberment

• Digging up bodies and skeletons

• Stalkers and peeping Tom’s

• Brief discussion of cannibalism

• Brief discussion of eyeballs

• Dementia, Alzheimer’s and memory loss and caring for people with these conditions.

• Non-consensual drugging

• Dubious consent

• Sexual content

• Rope play/ Shibari

• Knife play

• Piercing play

Credit: Music and Effects by ⁠Oleksii Holubiev⁠ from ⁠Pixabay

Disclaimer: We are not sex or kink educators or experts, just enthusiastic amateurs. Please do not take our opinions as advice on safe practices.

Do you consume spice romance novels but have no one to talk to about them? Join us, Moo and (Ana) Mor as we discuss and dissect the plot, sex/kink, diversity and more in some of our favo(u)rite romance novels!

This episode is focused on: Wicked Pursuit by Katee Robert

*Beware of spoilers!*

This week we discuss relationship breakdowns, cheating and compatibility. Blackmail, stalking, The Black Rose auction and revelation of Wolf’s identity! The importance of jewellery, the bloody sex scene, leather gloves and bodily fluids, cleaning bodily fluids from a ruby choker, issues of consent, the handling of safeword use and the homage to Little Red Riding Hood.

[Content Warnings]

-Stalking

-Mafia families

- Cheating and a break up

- Blackmail

- Consensual Non Consent [CNC]

- Dubious Consent

- Predator/Prey Play

- Explicit discussion of sex

- Murder

- Blood

Credit: Music and Effects by ⁠Oleksii Holubiev⁠ from ⁠Pixabay

Disclaimer: We are not sex or kink educators or experts, just enthusiastic amateurs. Please do not take our opinions as advice on safe practices.

This episode is focused on: Caught Up by Navessa Allen.

*Beware of spoilers!*

In this episode we discuss female pleasure, power dynamics when educating about kink, and dominant men simping for their submissive partners. Sex work, its relationship to misogyny, complicated family dynamics, miscommunication tropes and going to therapy. We also discuss the representation of gender in this book, including the non-binary character, and the way in which audiences talk about relating to characters especially if they don’t share their gender identity or sexual orientation.

Content Warnings

• Stalking

• Sexually explicit scenes - including multi-partner

• Sex work

• Mafia and organized crime

• Blackmail and coercion

• Child abuse

• Slut shaming

• Remembered domestic abuse and bullying

• Alcohol, smoking and gambling

• Violence

• Mention of serial killers

• Bondage

• Breath play

• Primal play

Credit: Music and Effects by ⁠Oleksii Holubiev⁠ from ⁠Pixabay

Disclaimer: We are not sex or kink educators or experts, just enthusiastic amateurs. Please do not take our opinions as advice on safe practices.

Do you consume spice romance novels but have no one to talk to about them? Join us, Moo and (Ana) Mor as we discuss and dissect the plot, sex/kink, diversity and more in some of our favo(u)rite romance novels!

This weeks episode is: Lights Out by Navessa Allen

*Beware of spoilers!*

In this episode we discuss the banter and dark comedy, Josh being an adorable dork, the joy of Fred, baklava vs balaclavas, THAT knife scene, power dynamics, safety, consent and safewords. We also explore the distinctions between real life stalking and consensual stalking play, aftercare and being a caring dom, and the revelry of the prey kink epilogue.

Content Warnings

• explicit sexual content

• alcohol consumption

• mention of rape

• mention of past domestic abuse

• medical content

• blood and gore

• discussion of mental health

• mention of serial killers and their crimes

• limited description of a mass shooting

• stalking

• home invasion

• hidden cameras

• unintentional cannibalism

• death

• desecration of a body

• car accident

• death of a parent

• breath play

• knife play

• gun play

• fear play

• primal play

• mask pay

• dubious consent

• a stabbing

Credit: Music and Effects by ⁠Oleksii Holubiev⁠ from ⁠Pixabay

Disclaimer: We are not sex or kink educators or experts, just enthusiastic amateurs. Please do not take our opinions as advice on safe practices.

Do you consume spicy romance novels but have no one to talk to about them? Join us, Moo and (Ana) Mor as we discuss and dissect the plot, sex/kink, diversity and more in some of our favorite smutty romance novels. Beware: Spoilers ahead!

Credit: Music and Effects by Oleksii Holubiev from Pixabay