Hey fellow O'Kane for lifers, the first episode of the Beyond the Sectors Podcast is now live!

Celebrate love and join us as we explore the Sectors. In this episode Chelsea and Ana talk about how they discovered the Beyond Books By Kit Rocha and discuss Beyond Shame! https://t.co/T2tVPahM0B

— Beyond The Sectors Podcast (@BeyondSectors) February 14, 2019

The podcast is already available for download via podbean . The itunes link will come soon!

My full review of Robyn Bachar's Bite Me is up at Love in Panels today.

But here is a taste:

I loved what Bachar did in this book. From its sarcastic, funny and decidedly off-kilter Lizzie, desperately trying to figure out how to hold everything together, while falling desperately in love at the wrongest moment possible, to solid and unflappable Angie, who refuses to let Lizzie face things alone and who listens and asks questions,especially when they face unexpected complications to their relationships.  

It stars with a tweet:

I'm in. Who's with me? https://t.co/QyS1cZozVK

— Chelsea, but Cold ❄ (@anoutlawlife) January 4, 2019

Last month in fit of enthusiasm I decided that yes, I was in.  Chelsea and I will be recording out first podcast this week and publishing it next week.  We plan to do episodes on each of the books and then branch off into other directions in the Kit Rocha Beyondverse.

We are both passionate about this series and I can't wait to chat with Chelsea about the things that drew her in, and compare notes on worldbuilding, character arcs and such.

We will be adding more information on the Podcast page and we will send out a newsletter when our first podcast is available, so if you want to sign up visit: http://eepurl.com/ggtmUP or follow us on Twitter: @BeyondSectors

I am over at Love in Panels today with my review of Polaris Rising by Jessie Milhalik.

Polaris Rising is the first book in a new SFR series by Jessie Mihalik, this SFR adventure is full of action, fascinating secondary characters and interesting world-building.  There is lots of sexual tension, mutual mistrust, wall-banging sex and lots and lots of med-bay visits for the space faring duo. 

For the rest of the review: Love in Panels