• Ep. 51: Dream Jobs and Jizz-Flavored Mints | Bookish Businesses with Bruce and Asscrack

  • Mar 1 2023
  • Length: 50 mins
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  • Ep. 51: Dream Jobs and Jizz-Flavored Mints | Bookish Businesses with Bruce and Asscrack

    Ever wondered what it takes to quit your 9 to 5 to talk about smut all day? Kristie from Between the Wines Consulting and Samantha from the SmutHood have carved out niches for themselves in the spicy book world.

    But I can’t promise this will be a how-to episode. We take some unruly tangents to Alcatraz, foot vaginas, mattress humping and bonkers romance tropes.

    I hope you laugh listening to this as much as we did recording and that your intercourse usually involves less teeth.

    Mentioned:

    SmutHood Facebook group

    SmutHood Authors group (& book tours)

    Between the Wines Consulting

    Episodes you may also like:

    -First episode with Kristie: Episode 7

    -More bookish businesses with The Last Chapter Book Shop: Episode 35

    Books Mentioned:

    The Blood We Crave by Monty Jay

    Burn With Me by Lucy Smoke

    Last on the List by Amy Daws

    Tempt by Melanie Harlow

    American Queen by Sierra Simone

    Stupid Cupid and Dear Monster Claus by Maeve Black

    Desperate Measures by Katee Robert
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