On episode ten, Y. M. Nelson and Nerdy Romantics Marcie, Dana, and Staci along with honorary Nerdy Romantic Pam talk about the book The One by John Marrs. The book inspired a new Netflix series by the same name which we discussed in episode seven. We discuss various aspects of the book and give it a Goodreads rating.
Continue reading “Book chat: The One by John Marrs”It’s been a long time coming … (questions answered)
I’ve been thinking a lot the past few weeks about brand awareness, engagement, and what it means to really connect with people about a topic we all love–in this case, books, specifically love stories.
It’s caused me to re-think some of the things I’m doing to connect with you, and it’s shown me that I may need to clarify some of the stuff surrounding my brand and well … me. Read on for answers to your two (three, really) biggest questions below.
Continue reading “It’s been a long time coming … (questions answered)”I review the Matrix Resurrections Trailer!
On episode 9 of the Nerdy Romantics Podcast, author Y. M. Nelson talks impressions, points out Easter Eggs, and generally nerds out about the new Matrix movie, The Matrix Resurrections (Warner Brothers, 2021). This is only from seeing the trailer, not reading or watching any commentary. Not even looking at the IMDB page for the movie.
Continue reading “I review the Matrix Resurrections Trailer!”Why did I do this? (I read “Twenty-Four Hours of Freedom” out loud!)
On episode eight of the Nerdy Romantics Podcast, author Y. M. Nelson will read her first indie published short story, “Twenty-Four Hours of Freedom.” This is part 1 of the “Owen & Makayla Trilogy.”
Continue reading “Why did I do this? (I read “Twenty-Four Hours of Freedom” out loud!)”Would you use science to find love? (Review of “The One” on Netflix)
On episode seven, Y. M. Nelson and Nerdy Romantics Marcie, Dana, and Staci talk about a new TV series on Netflix called The One. The series is based off the novel by John Marrs. We look at both the nerdy and the romantic sides of this series, which combines both of those elements plus a mysterious-death mystery that helps unfold the story behind the main characters.
Continue reading “Would you use science to find love? (Review of “The One” on Netflix)”Friday Fun Review: “Accidentally Engaged” by Farah Heron
Friday Fun Review: The Player series by Nana Malone
The review below is for Bryce the first book in Nana Malone’s 6-book series. Check out the rest of my reviews for each of these on Goodreads (link after the Bryce review) if for nothing but to see the .gifs I chose for each book! 😁😉
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