Ep. 77: Angel Fire (Not the Website) feat. Disaster Girls

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What happens when interesting characters are thrown into a completely insane world? What happens when your boyfriend can give you a steady supply of drugs? What happens when those drugs are constantly shedding off of his...wings?! Nalini Singh's Angel's Blood is what happens! Listen in this week as Rachel tells Margie and Amanda (of the Disaster Girls Podcast) all about it!Check out our Instagram : Twitter : Facebook : Goodreads : Website

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