On this week’s chapter of Books, Tea and Therapy…

We’re diving into The Christmas Fix by Lucy Score — a cosy, chaotic small-town romance packed with festive drama, grumpy–sunshine energy, and just the right amount of spice. We chat about the chemistry, the Christmas chaos, and all the moments that had us grinning like idiots.

And, as always, expect a few tangents, plenty of laughter, and some very strong opinions about holiday traditions — because we can’t help ourselves.

Grab a brew, get comfy, and join us as we unwrap this warm and feel-good festive read.

On this week’s chapter of Books, Tea and Therapy…

We’re diving into He Sees You When You’re Sleeping by Alta Hensley — the twisty, spicy, slightly-unhinged holiday read that definitely isn’t your average Christmas cosy. We chat about the characters, the obsessive vibes, the jaw-drop moments, and how this book somehow manages to feel festive and feral at the same time.

Of course, we sprinkle in our usual waffle, a few questionable theories, and the type of commentary that would get us put on Santa’s naughty list… but we keep it clean enough not to get shadow-banned.

Grab a cuppa, get comfy, and let’s unwrap this chaotic Christmas tale together.

In this week’s episode, we dive into How My Neighbour Stole Christmas by Meghan Quinn — the festive, rom-com twist inspired by The Grinch himself. We chat about everything from the book’s naughty-and-nice moments to the characters that made us scream, giggle and roll our eyes in true “Books, Tea and Therapy” fashion.

We also debate about Christmas music, including how Elouise’s least favourite Christmas song just so happens to be Hannah’s absolute favourite. And of course, we couldn’t talk festive vibes without going off on a tangent about our go-to Christmas films.

Cosy up, grab a hot chocolate, and enjoy this chaotic festive deep dive. 🎄💚

On this week’s chapter, we’re breaking down Annie Bot — from the emotional hits to the questionable character choices, and how the book echoes tricky relationship patterns. And yes, we still go off on about 47 tangents because focus is not our strong point.

This week we read The Pumpkin Spice Café — a cosy small-town romance that gave us all the autumn feels. We chat about the story (kind of), share our random thoughts, and end up talking about a load of other stuff along the way. ☕💬

When a weekend away with friends turns sinister, no one is safe — and nothing is as it seems. Girls’ Trip by Jason Letts is a tense psychological thriller that had us questioning everything, especially when the story opens with a mystery: who’s really talking to the police? We both read this one through completely different lenses, spotting clues the other missed — and for the first time ever, one of us didn’t make it to the end. 👀

In this week’s episode, we dive headfirst into Deep End by Ali Hazelwood — and let’s just say… we had thoughts. From spicy poolside scenes to the emotional chaos Ali never fails to deliver, we unpack it all.

But of course, it wouldn’t be Books, Tea & Therapy without a few tangents — so expect plenty of off-topic chaos as we somehow end up discussing Fifty Shades of Grey, real-life relationship dynamics, and the books that shaped our inner romantics (and our red flags 👀).

Grab your tea (or something stronger), because this episode is equal parts therapy session and book club meltdown.

This week we’re diving into The Last Letter by Rebecca Yarros – and fair warning, this one is an emotional rollercoaster. We unpack the love story of Beckett and Ella, the heartbreak, the letters that changed everything, and the moments that left us both sobbing into our cups of tea.

Expect our usual chaotic mix of:

☕ Honest reactions (yes, tears were shed).

📚 Thoughts on grief, love, and healing.

✨ Favourite quotes + gut-punch moments.

🎙️ Tangents, laughter, and some very real talk along the way.

If you’ve read The Last Letter, grab a tissue and join the chat – we’d love to hear your thoughts too!

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