The Cosy Cup Book Club
Welcome to 'The Cosy Cup Book Club,' the podcast where two bibliophiles dive into the pages of trending and classic books, sparing you the need to dissect them yourself.
We're here for all you book lovers who find joy in reading but sometimes feel like you're talking to your bookshelf more than actual people. Fear not! We've got your back. Each episode, we'll be sipping on literary-inspired cosy drinks while unraveling the mysteries, quirks, and downright drama within the pages of our chosen books.
From timeless classics to the latest bestsellers, we're on a mission to make literature as intoxicating as the drinks we make. So, whether you're an avid reader or just looking for an excuse to blend your love for books and booze, grab a seat at 'The Cosy Cup Book Club.' Because why just read when you can read and sip in style? Let the bookish revelry begin!
The Cosy Cup Book Club
Episode Nineteen S2: The Poison Daughter and fictional vs. real men
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This week Katy and Rosie dive into The Poison Daughter by Sheila Masterson — the USA Today bestselling dark romantasy that BookTok has been absolutely feral about. Meet Harlow Carrenwell: poison-lipped vigilante, reluctant assassin, and woman who has killed every man she’s ever kissed — until she meets the one man who survives. When her new betrothed Henry Havenwood turns out to be immune to her magic and inconveniently aware of her double life, things get complicated — fast. Arranged marriage, enemies-to-lovers, a dash of vampires, and a heroine with genuinely lethal personal boundaries. We had opinions.
We also tackle this week’s big question: which book character do you love but would be absolutely terrible in real life? The answers were very telling. No further questions.
☕ Grab your cuppa — and maybe don’t kiss anyone you’ve just met.
⚠️ Trigger warnings: violence, themes of abuse, dark content.
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Edited by: Kelly Jones Fantasy Author
