In this episode, we dive into Kirsty Greenwood’s paranormal rom-com, The Love of My Afterlife. We explore whimsical world Greenwood has created, where love, humor, and the supernatural collide. Join us as we review the plot, character dynamics that has book club divided.

In this episode, the Part Two Book Club dives into All the Colours of the Dark by Chris Whittaker, exploring the novel’s gripping blend of mystery, psychological tension, and deeply flawed characters. The hosts unpack the atmospheric setting, intricate plot twists, and how Whittaker masterfully builds suspense. Tune in as they discuss the book’s emotional depth, unexpected turns, and what makes it a standout in the thriller genre. Whether you're a fan of Whittaker or new to his work, this episode is a must-listen!

In this episode, the hosts share their personal fertility stories and experiences of creating their families. They discuss topics such as age and timing, different methods of conception, and the emotional journey of trying to conceive. The hosts reflect on what they would tell their younger selves and the importance of knowledge and awareness about fertility. The conversation revolves around the experiences and challenges of going through fertility treatments, including IVF and solo parenthood. The speakers discuss topics such as medical tests, the emotional toll of miscarriages, the importance of support from loved ones, and the need for better education and awareness about fertility. They also touch on the role of therapy and support groups in navigating the journey. Overall, the conversation highlights the complexity and uncertainty of fertility treatments and the importance of empathy and understanding from those supporting someone going through it. The conversation explores the importance of having realistic expectations and seeking support when facing fertility challenges. It emphasises the need to have open and honest conversations about sex and fertility with future generations. The speakers discuss the impact of societal expectations and the need to destigmatize conversations about reproductive health. They also highlight the importance of knowledge and education in navigating fertility journeys.