Been missing Giana today so came back to watch 😢

This was rather long but an interesting conversation😃I like that convo focuses on the romance community and Gianna's books, characters, motivations and BTS. You guys sold me on picking up Caution to the Wind! I really enjoyed the instalive Gianna did with Sophie Lark.

I relate so heavily with Tish in regards to dark romance. I remember my first romance ever was a Kitty Thomas book and it lowkey messed me up. Years later I started delving into romance again and started off with the lighthearted stuff and then ventured into the darker side of romance and I loved it? I absolutely agree it's an acquired taste and it's something you kinda have to build up your tolerance to. It's definitely not newbie friendly... but it's worth it because dark romance challenges me in the best ways and it takes a skilled author to be able to do dark romance in such complex and layered ways that have me rooting for the couple and that HEA. It can be so satisfying if done well 💖 and for me atleast, that's the thrilling part of delving into the genre; finding gems that have a premise or couple that you normally wouldn't condone and seeing the author make it work somehow 💖

Who is the theme of consideration of a much older lady about morally gray matters written in I think of course we know people today live by completely different moral codes than yesteryear and I’ve been reading all my life and I’m not ashamed to say I’m 70 years old still reading all kinds of books particularly I like romance and I read “the Godfather back in the day when it was published by Mario Puzo at the behest of my mother-in-law at the time so that tells you she just passed away and was 90 something years old so you know she was also a reader of books they have a way of moralizing when you canCan you come and have lived a certain lifestyle that becomes your normal other people’s opinions of your normal means very little to those as to how they’re living that’s what I’ve learned of people who are living a life that they consider to be let’s just say Christian who would want to judge how others are living even as to how they speak with the actuation of their power is in their daily life they’re judging it by a standard that they believe in for people that don’t believe in that it’s very different so we come to the equation is their God and easy watching and does it matter do morals matter I think he is I think he has provided for us I think things matter and your imperfection stands that’s my consideration of Christian versus those who are layered some consider moral taboos gray areas or perhaps they are completely immoral they don’t care as I’m reading my note language strong very strong language a plethora of very strong language is difficult for me after so much of it I have to put the book down it just stresses me but a good story is a good story and we have to remember something that the one who I believe and said don’t judge lest ye be judged by your own judgment that means we have to look at some perhaps we look at them with a critical eye as to full association and yet we can’t judge because what is their normal what is their reality and so that’s my consensus of the matter of gray areas and moral codes and I appreciate itI appreciate everyone who writes it’s a difficult task to put something together in a continuity smatter that enjoyable and so kudos to all of you and kudos to all readers who take the time to really understand the book in their hand and enjoy it and share it