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EPISODE · Jun 24, 2026 · 45 MIN

Flock by Kate Stewart, Our First Confession, Pt 1

from Paperback Confessions · host Dirty Skittle, G-Rex and Nacho

SPOILER WARNING: Heads up, confessors — this is a SPOILER-HEAVY episode. We go all the way in on Flock. If you haven't read it and want to go in blind, bookmark this page and come back. Otherwise, pour a drink and turn the page with us. The Book Title: Flock (Book 1 of the Ravenhood Trilogy) Author: Kate Stewart Spice / Heat: PG-13 by smut master standards — your gateway drug intro to dark romance Tropes: Why-choose / multiple love interests, enemies-to-lovers, slow burn, first-person (possibly unreliable) narrator, small-town secrets, forbidden romance The Confession Welcome to the feral little sister of Sh!t That Goes On In Our Heads. In our very first episode EVER, your messy-best-friend smut masters — Dirty Skittles, Nacho, and G-Rex — crack open Flock, the book that started it all. We meet Cecilia, the wallflower with a "masochistic romantic heart," and the two very different men circling her: Sean, the granola-anarchy golden retriever, and Dominic, the black-cat-energy Frenchman who turns their hatred into a contact sport. We talk red flags, self-worth, the parts of Cecilia that made us want to shake her and see ourselves at 19, and why escaping into these books is its own kind of self-care. Part 1 of 2 — the rest of the chaos is coming. The Pour This episode's cocktail: a Smoky Old-Fashioned, themed after Dominic. ("My tongue feels like it's made of honey, which is kind of sexy, right?") What We Get Into Cecilia's opening line, "I grew up sick,” and what it does to your heart The unnamed mother (intentional? we think so) and "Sir" vs. "Roman" Sean's phone rule, the smashed watch, and the red-flag/green-flag debate Dominic, the puppet master, and "violence makes me hard" Carrot cake. That's it. That's the scene. Three women, three points of view, zero professionals — and why that's the point Subscribe, Rate & Review If you had as much fun as we did, do us a solid — subscribe so you never miss an episode, then rate and review wherever you listen. Every review helps more confessors find their way to our messy little book club, and honestly, it makes our whole week. Where to Find Us Website: https://www.paperbackconfessions.com Instagram: @paperback_confessions Stay tuned for Part 2 — the rest of the chaos, confessions, and spoilers. Hashtags #PaperbackConfessions #Flock #Ravenhood #KateStewart #DarkRomance #SpicyBooks #BookTok #Bookstagram #RomanceBooks #WhyChooseRomance #EnemiesToLovers #SmutMasters #BookPodcast #RomancePodcast #SpicyReads #BookClub #ReadToEscape #BookishPodcast #RomanceReaders #SlowBurn Where to Find Us Website: https://www.paperbackconfessions.com Instagram: @paperback_confessions Paperback Confessions is the feral sister podcast to the award-winning Sh!t That Goes On In Our Heads, where we normalize conversations about mental health through honest stories, laughter, and real connection. Discover more at: https://goesoninourheads.net

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