Part Two Book Club

In this episode, Zara and Sarah discuss episodes 11 to 16 of Love Island. They cover the ongoing love triangle between Ronnie, Jess, and Harriet, as well as Sam and Joey's awkward first date. They also discuss the dynamics between the contestants and their predictions for future episodes.

In this episode, the hosts discuss the concept of balance and how it has evolved for them. They share their personal experiences and struggles with finding balance in their lives. The conversation touches on topics such as self-discipline, prioritizing self-care, setting boundaries, and the pressure to please others. The hosts also emphasize the importance of saying no and letting go of the idea o...

In this Love Island Micro Pod, Sarah and Zara discuss the first 10 episodes of Love Island 2024. They introduce the concept of the Micro Pods, where they will be doing weekly wrap-ups of Love Island. They discuss their thoughts on the format of the show, the villa, and the initial lineup of contestants. They share their opinions on each contestant, including their favorites and those they are not...

In this episode, the book club review the book 'Say No to the Duke' by Eloisa James. While there were mixed opinions, they all agreed that the book started off slow and improved towards the end. The conversation revolves around the different perspectives on the book 'Say No to the Duke' by Eloisa James. Sarah enjoyed the descriptive language and imagery, while Sian and Alicia had m...

In this second part of the conversation with Elliott Davidson and Fifty Shades and Grey, the book club members share their experiences and discuss their fears and concerns about the future, including parenting, dating, and leaving a legacy. The conversation ends with a lighthearted discussion about what it looks like going in out in mid life and some big ideas about afternoon clubbing.

In this conversation, the hosts of Part Two Book Club interview Elliot Davidson from 50 Shades and Grey. They discuss their respective podcasts and how they got started. They also talk about their experiences on reality TV shows and the dating scene. The conversation covers topics such as the process of auditioning for a show, the challenges of dating in midlife, and the impact of social media on...

In this episode, the hosts review the book 'Bride' by Ali Hazelwood. The book follows the story of Misery, a vampire who is married off to a werewolf in a political arrangement. The hosts have some very mixed opinions about the book. Sian, Alicia and Zara enjoyed it, finding it gripping, suspenseful, and well-written. They liked the slow burn romance and the themes of found family. Sarah,...

The conversation revolves around the topic of mental health in women in their 40s, specifically perimenopausal mental health. The members discuss their personal experiences and the changes they have noticed in their mental health as they have entered their 40s. They talk about the impact on their confidence, physical symptoms such as night sweats and migraines, and the challenges of navigating wor...

In this episode of Part Two Book Club, Zara, Alicia, Sian and Sarah discuss the book 'Your Dad Will Do' by Katee Roberts. The book is described as erotica and explores the taboo relationship between a woman and her ex-boyfriend's father. The hosts share their initial discomfort with the daddy/baby girl kink but acknowledge that the book delivers on its promises. They discuss the lack o...

This conversation is about the importance of friendship and the deep bond between the Book Club members. They discuss how they became friends, the ups and downs of their friendship, and the support they provide each other. They also talk about the importance of being authentic and vulnerable in their friendship and how it has helped them navigate through life's challenges. The conversation end...

Dive into the first episode of our podcast as we dissect the juicy details of the Part Two Book Club's review of 'Runaway Love' by Melanie Harlow.  Join our hosts as they bare it all, discussing their own midlife crises, from navigating perimenopause to their latest exercise routines. No punches are pulled as they share their candid thoughts on the book, with some deeming it predictabl...