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Choose Your Own Trope Adventure

EPISODE · Feb 25, 2021 · 23 MIN

Choose Your Own Trope Adventure

from Confessions of a Closet Romantic · host Poppy

Send us Fan MailMost romance makes me feel warm, optimistic and hopeful. But sometimes hot and kinky is what you need. A touch of BDSM. Sex with an alien. The wild fantasies of some contemporary romances practically catch fire on the page. And sometimes non-fancy hot sex with good communication and a considerate fictional character who appeals to you does the trick. It's risk-free,  shame-free pretend in this episode, in any flavor you want. Vanilla?  I'm here to support it all. Confessions of a Closet RomanticIf you like exploring story forms in any genre, TV Tropes is the place to be online. Plan on a week--or at least being late for dinner.Book excerpts in order:Savor You from the Fusion series by Kristen Proby. This whole series is on fire, especially in audiobook.An Indecent Proposal from the O'Malleys series by Katee Robert. Haven't read the whole series yet, but oh I'm going to get to it. If you like your romances hot and spicy with a bit of  kink, Katee Robert is your one-stop shop.Best Man with Benefits, by Samanthe Beck, part of the Wedding Dare series. This series is hot, hot, hot.Savor You There wasn't enough space, but I'm in love with the hot hockey hunks with hearts of gold in the Chicago Rebels series by Kate Meader. Unmissable for professional-sports hero trope lovers!Support the showIf you enjoyed this episode, please click share in your podcast app and tell your friends! Thanks for listening!

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