#throwdown S1E18

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Come one, come all to the epic throw down during our Indie Author week. In Lit & Liquor’s biggest upset thus far, Sam has the nerve to rate a gitchy romance higher than both Ashley and Kassandra. His reasons? Well, you’ll have to listen to find out. We highly suggest doing so with a Sonic Screwdriver or Lemondrop Martini in hand, or just go straight to the source and sip our Liquor of the Week, Skyy Blood Orange Vodka, straight from the bottle if you need something a little stronger. Our books this week feature “Entreat Me” by Grace Draven, an excellent Beauty and the Beast retelling if you need something more now that the movie hype has died down, and the hotly controversial book that sparked our disagreement over ratings, “#nerd” by Cambria Hebert. Next week join us for the continuation of our Harry Potter series with “Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets.” ‘Nuff said.

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