Welcome to the Romance on the Rocks Podcast Blog! On our blog, you’ll find summaries of our podcast episodes and so much more. We love to take deeper dives into all things romance and cocktail related. We’re just two bookish biddies who love to imbibe and share our love of romance novels!
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Season 3 Bonus Episode: Our Not So Drunkest Episode
We Tried to Get Drunk. We’re Just Too Professional.
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Book Review: Savor It
And if you love audiobooks, Zachary Webber/Jacob Morgan alone may be worth the credit.
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Recipe for Romance
Romance can be fizzy fun. It can also carry the weight of culture, history and personal reckoning. This week’s pairing proves both can exist in the same breath.
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Season 3 Episode 6: Recipe for Romance
In this week’s episode of Romance on the Rocks, we’re pairing Odd Girl Out by Ann Bannon with Savor It by Tarah DeWitt, mixing brambles and beer while we dig into jealousy, growth and the kind of love that forces you to choose who you want to be.
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Book Review: A Bookish Story
A Bookish Story offers something a little different from Bell’s usual romances. Instead of ranches and small town love, we get a peek behind the curtain of the publishing world with ghostwriters, pen names and a romance novel that becomes unexpectedly famous.
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Book Review: Every Version of You
It’s habanero hot but anchored in care.
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Safe Words and Sinners
Romance can be fizzy, filthy, thoughtful and unexpectedly tender. Sometimes all in the same chapter.
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Season 3 Episode 5: Safe Words and Sinners
What happens when a rugby surprise pregnancy rom-com collides with a lapsed Catholic love story? Season 3 Episode 5 of Romance on the Rocks dives headfirst into two contemporary romances that blend real-world complexity with serious heat.
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Book Review: Book Lovers
The Official Blurb “One summer. Two rivals. A plot twist they didn’t see coming… Nora Stephens’ life is books—she’s read them all—and she is not that type of heroine. Not the plucky one, not the laidback dream girl, and especially not the sweetheart. In fact, the only people Nora is a heroine for are her clients, for whom sheRead More
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Pergola Worthy
Romance works best when it balances chaos with sincerity. This week’s reads absolutely understood the assignment.
