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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Book Review: Until You
There are certain romance authors who become foundational to your reading history and for me, Judith McNaught is absolutely one of them.
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In Bed with the Bookish Biddies
Armed with gin cocktails and entirely too many opinions, Nicole and Meghan tackled two classic novels that left them with more frustration than swooning.
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Season 3 Episode 10: In Bed with the Bookish Biddies
In this episode, the bookish biddies climb into a Wisconsin hotel bed to tackle the “Mothers of Romance” — the legendary romance authors who paved the way for the genre we know today.
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Book Review: A Fate of Onyx and Ivory
This is the first installment in the Obsidian Blade series and while it delivers on vibes and potential, it also comes with one very important warning: prepare yourself emotionally for a cliffhanger.
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Fated Mates & Fake Wives
Romance loves a formula … until a book decides to throw it out the window. And honestly? That’s where things get interesting.
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Season 3 Episode 9: Fated Mates & Fake Wives
We’re wrapping up our April Pick a Number month with two very different reads and some very honest opinions about what worked, what didn’t and what we’re willing to forgive when the vibes are vibing.
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Book Review: A Lady’s Guide to Mischief and Mayhem
Historical romance with a serial killer twist? Say less.
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Season 3 Episode 8: Chaste Kisses & Quiet Banging
Wine in a paper cup. A break-in “just to pee.” And somehow … a dead body in a closet. Welcome to this episode’s chaos.
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Chaste Kisses & Quiet Banging
This week on Romance on the Rocks, we’re diving into two very different reads — one that veers hard into murder mystery territory and one that brings us back to historical romance (with a side of serial killer, because balance).
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Book Review: Tart
This book was my first throuple romance for the podcast and it definitely delivered heat. Emotional maturity? That’s a little more complicated.
