Bound Sisters

This month on Bound Sisters Book Club, we’re diving into A Forgery of Fate by Elizabeth Lim. Rich in Chinese mythology and packed with twists, this story gave us plenty to talk (and laugh) about. Hon…

Dragonfruit by Makiia Lucier
This month we read Dragonfruit and had some big feelings about world-building, low-stakes adventures, and the consequences of magical wishes. Join us for chaos, opinions, …

Come for the Snacks, Stay for the chaos

We went live on Instagram and TikTok FOR THE VERY FIRST TIME! It was a casual chat while we each enjoyed our own snack of choice.

We talked about everything from…

CW: Brief mention of suicide within the story

This month, we read The Invisible Life of Addie LaRue by V.E. Schwab

This is the story of a girl who made a deal with the devil… or a demon? Either way, it…

It’s all a part of our charm… right? 
If ever there was an episode of the podcast that we could stay on track… this is not the one! 
To prepare for our show this month, we read “The Rainfall Market” by…

CW: This episode references sensitive topics by briefly discussing non-consensual sexual acts due to themes explored in the book. While the book itself does not directly address this subject, we disc…

Spirit Guides, Vigilantes and Infuriatingly Handsome Men, OH MY!
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“The Dead Guy Next Door” by Lucy Score is about Riley, a divorcee just trying to survive (see avoid) her psychic powers and her daily …

“I didn’t know I had so many feelings about this…” kinda sums up our episode this month.

For February book club we read What the River Knows by Isabel Ibañez. This story begins in Argentina and ends …

Our first podcast of the year is here! Season 3! Can you believe it!? 

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This month we read “The Women” by Kristin Hannah. I’m sure we’ve all seen this book in our social media feeds, it’s been recomme…

CW: self-harm, suicide
Hiddensee by Gregory Mcguire
Genre: Classic, Retelling
Picked by : Kellye
Let’s wrap up the year and our reading challenge! This month we read Hiddensee by Gregory McGuire which is…

CW: talk of suicide, domestic violence

This month we read a historical fiction. And before you nod off and decide to skip this episode, this one really surprised us in all the best ways!!  Novembers b…

The Housemaid

by Freida McFadden

Picked by Jyl

Hidden secrets?  Shocking betrayals? Who’s the crazy one!? We don’t know!! .. well, we do now, but we didn’t 😂

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This months thriller picked by Jyl is The …

Assistant to the Villain

By Hannah Nicole Maehrer

Picked by Kellye

Do you prefer a villain? Or a hero? We asked this question in a poll and I was surprised that 60% said hero! (Weird I know) Personally …

Aetherbound 

by E.K. Johnston

Picked by Myranda

It’s the last Sunday of June which means, a NEW PODCAST EPISODE! 

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This month’s book we read “Aerherbound” by E.K. Johnston

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Which, to go along with our G…

Bedtime Adventure Stories for Grown UpsBy Anna McNuffPicked by Jyl•Happy Summer! This month we’re discussing short stories for our Genre Diversity Challenge. •Join us as we share our honest thoughts …

This month’s book we read “love with a chance of drowning” by Torre DeRoche••This book is a real life, love story, adventure!••Complete with a handsome-charismatic-slightly reckless MMC, a beautiful-…

Turtles All The Way Down

by John Green

Picked by Myranda

****TRIGGER WARNINGS****

This book talks a lot about mental health struggles and has some intense moments of anxiety, and compulsive disorders tha…

Stranger in the Woods

by Anni Taylor

Picked by Myranda

****TRIGGER WARNINGS****

We’re discussing a book that contains content such as child sexual assault, abuse, child abuse, pedophilia, self-harm, suic…

Is Everyone Hanging Out Without Me?

Memoir

picked by Kellye

If you haven’t heard, this year we are following along with a genre reading challenge. For March we read Mindy Kaling’s memoir “Is Everyone Ha…

The Royal Runaway by Lindsay Emory

Romance

picked by Myranda

its PODCAST DAY!!!

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If you haven’t heard, this year we are following along with a genre reading challenge. February’s genre was Romance.

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The…