
719. Tropetails, Books and Drinky Chatting with Amanda
Smart Podcast, Trashy Books: A Romance Novel PodcastShow Notes
We’re sampling Tropetails cocktail mixes, discussing what we’re reading and playing, and what books we’re looking forward to in the coming months.
We were not paid to promote them, but we did receive free samples and they are delicious.
We also mentioned: Manta: Flower of Allure aka Flowers are Bait Game: Winter Burrow Game: Librarian – Tidy Up the Arcane Library Elyse’s review of Yesteryear My review of Platform Decay
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