Join us for the next episode of High Tails with the Lit Sisters, where Marisa and Nicole dive into Araya’s vampire trauma, magic struggles, and a wing massage that’s definitely not just physical therapy. We explore the emotional wreckage of murdery dads, manipulative gods, magical breakdowns, and the kind of shirtless vulnerability you only get from emotionally unavailable vampires. Somewhere between unpacking vampire politics and generational curses, we spiral into a rooftop party recap and uncover that our family isn’t just extra. We’re a whole damn herd of unicorns stampeding through Wrigleyville.

Join the Lit Sisters, Marisa and Nicole, as they dive into the creepy vampire baby town of La Whore™ (yes, we said it), debate who keeps god teeth and why that’s horrifying, and try to redefine murder—well, Nicole does, while defending Raihn with the passion of a morally confused public defender. Marisa is still mad (rightfully), but has downgraded Raihn from “enemy of the state” to “doghouse occupant.” We also host a much-needed seminar for men—and vampires—on what “the ick” is, how to spot it, and why wearing your girlfriend’s dead dad’s crown definitely qualifies.

Join us for the final episode of Serpent and the Wings of Night on High Tails with the Lit Sisters, where the blood trials are brutal, the entrails are flying, and somehow no one has showered. Araya's in denial, Raihn is too hot to cancel (but Marisa’s trying), and Nicole is busy mediating with 30 internal voices and a fistful of emotional coping strategies. We’ve got vampire warfare, ill-timed horniness, logic vs. chaos, and just enough hand sanitizer to pretend it’s fine.

Join the Lit Sisters, Marisa and Nicole, for an episode full of vampire drama, magical anxiety, and emotionally questionable monarchs. Nicole’s one blood drop away from becoming Raihn’s vampire wife, while Marisa just wants to be an off-grid immortal sipping deer blood and minding her business. There’s terrible beer, suspicious alliances, a minister who definitely needs to be reported to supernatural HR—and, somehow, Ibrahim, who continues to not die against all odds.

Join us for the next episode of High Tales with the Lit Sisters, where sisters Marisa and Nicole dive fang-first into Serpent and the Wings of Night! We debate wing aesthetics, expose our Dad’s iPhone farm, dodge murder demons, and maybe start a vampire parenting critique group. One lone human enters the vampire death games—no fangs, no magic, no night vision, and a human smell even the flesh sack minister can’t resist. One thing’s for sure: blood crumbs were spilled and sass was served. It's chaos, it's Kejari, it's probably not OSHA-compliant. Let's get stabby!

Join the Lit Sisters, Marisa and Nicole, for a much-needed palate cleanser as they dig into The Measure… and accidentally spend more time on grudges than the actual book. There’s fake forgiveness, petty Facebook stalking, high school drama, and just enough short-stringer talk to technically call this a book episode. Is Nicole rooting for your downfall? Only if you burned her without a heartfelt goodbye and a signed affidavit of growth. This one is peak Lit Sisters chaos, complete with sound effects that are still terrible. You're welcome.

Join us for the next episode of High Tales with the Lit Sisters, where Marisa and Nicole dive headfirst into Rebecca Yarros’ chaos web of dragon eggs, memory-wipes, and emotionally unstable men. With zero facts but 100% conviction, they accidentally rewrite the entire Empyrean series, and it's pretty good. Theories range from “plausible” to “Rebecca would sue us if she heard this.” Expect live sound effects, shared delusions, and enough Scorpio energy to shatter a wardstone. No answers, just vibes—and it’s about to get wild.

Join us for the next episode of High Tales with the Lit Sisters, where Marisa and Nicole wade into the emotional wreckage of the Onyx Storm finale. Violet is either passed out, crying, being bathed like a Victorian invalid, or slowly connecting clues with the speed of a drunk conspiracy theorist. Mira’s bleeding (again), Brennan’s buckling under his martyr complex, and Bodhi’s one dramatic monologue away from quitting the rebellion. There’s a war, a prophecy, and dragons—but somehow, still no actual plan. Between magical breakdowns and tragic bonding moments, the sisters still find time to question whether organic deodorant is a scam, if pink-pilling a carpool counts as activism, and whether your kid’s post-practice stench is just character development. So, light a candle, grab your annotated hardcover, and emotionally prepare to black out over a morally gray man—because it’s finale time, babe.

Join us for the next episode of High Tales with the Lit Sisters, where Marisa and Nicole spiral into dragon elitism, dream invasions, awkward lingerie deliveries, and exactly how many lightning bolts it takes to say “I love you.” The Lit Sisters cannot agree on which isle they’d survive (Nicole chooses the creepy carnival, Marisa hides in a library), what “worshipping” really means, or how many weapons is too many for bedroom decor. Bonus: Nicole builds a bunker, Marisa tries to unionize the dragons, and Adarna does the most dramatic Irish goodbye. Someone call HR—these dragons are out of control.

Join us for the next episode of High Tales with the Lit Sisters, where your favorite book-loving duo, Marisa and Nicole, leave the cabin but bring the chaos. This week’s mission: diplomatic drama and dragon-sized dysfunction across the isles. There’s a full-blown international meltdown, Xaden fights for his life, Violet’s compass is as lost as she is, and Dain gets slapped straight into character development. You’ll laugh, you’ll scream, you might cry over Trager (if you remember who he is), and Riddick still holds this whole damn story together. Pack light—unless you’re Violet. Then bring five bags and commit treason. Again.

Join the Lit Sisters, Marisa and Nicole, as they debate whether Xaden’s intense love language is swoon-worthy or just plain extra. He is giving “I’m a tortured soul with a tragic past” energy, and honestly, it's exhausting in the best way. Violet’s dodging venin and trying not to die while Xaden’s busy making grand romantic declarations and picking fights with Princes. Meanwhile, Riddick’s comedic timing is on point, and Mira’s out here proving she's the true queen of no-nonsense. Buckle up — this episode’s got drama, magic, and a surprising amount of orange-related violence. Ch 15-27

The Lit Sisters are back, and this time they’re tackling the first 14 chapters of Onyx Storm. Xaden’s teaching now (hello, Professor Hot Pants), Violet’s casually committing treason before breakfast, and there’s a dramatic villain monologue — because exposition is important. Oh, and let’s not forget the knee injury so gnarly even Brennan was like, "Ew." Spoiler alert: It’s a hot mess — but the fun kind. Plus, Riddick’s carrying this book on his sarcastic back, and honestly? We're here for it. Tune in for chaos, laughs, and a side of treason! Ch 1-14

Join the Lit Sisters, Marisa and Nicole, as we spiral into full-blown emotional distress over the ending of Iron Flame! We tried to stay on topic, but somehow ended up debating trademark law (can we get sued for this?), the meaning of trust (Xaden, explain yourself), and whether dragon-powered therapy is covered by insurance. The wards may be up, but our sanity is gone—thanks to battles, betrayals, and that ending. Tune in, scream with us, and brace yourself for Onyx Storm! Ch. 58-End

Your favorite Lit Sisters, Marisa and Nicole, are back to unpack Iron Flame's mind-blowing reveals, epic fights, and just the right amount of sarcasm. We’ve got surprise second signets, dragons with grudges, and a rival-to-bestie pipeline that no one saw coming. Also, can we talk about how Andarna is consistently trying to prove she’s not a baby anymore. Buckle up— in Andarna's Baby Bjorn, it’s a messy, magical, and mildly concerning time. Join us as we yell into the void, roast fictional characters, and pretend we’d survive in this world for more than five minutes. Ch 45 - 57

Join us for the latest chaos on High Tales with the Lit Sisters as Marisa and Nicole navigate betrayals, torture, and a whole lot of lightning. This week, Xaden is in full “I will burn the world for you” mode, Dain makes a surprising comeback (who saw that coming?), and Violet channels her inner Zeus. Also surprise, General Mom has layers?! There is a dramatic Griffin-Dragon showdown, an unexpected punch to the face, and a whole lot of yelling. You won’t want to miss this one! Ch. 35-44

Ah, the sweet scent of betrayal, backhanded compliments, and whatever the hell that interrogation room smelled like. This week, the Lit Sisters dive into the latest chaos—Dain still doesn’t get the hint, Xaden is totally not jealous (except he absolutely is), and Violet has approximately 0.2 seconds of peace before danger inevitably finds her. Meanwhile, the squad finally learns the truth, a jacket nearly ends Violet’s entire career, and they attempt a heist that proves subtlety is… not their thing. Grab your emotional support lemonade and buckle up—it’s a wild one! Ch. 21 - 34

Join the Lit Sisters as Marisa and Nicole dive into the first part of Iron Flame, where Violet juggles assassination attempts, forced survival training, and the world’s pettiest situationship. We debate whether omissions are lies (they are), Tairn establishes himself as the ultimate dragon dad, and Xaden gets shirtless in a fight—so really, everyone wins. Plus, Violet may be too good at poisoning people. Grab your drinks; it's about to get unhinged! #TeamTairn Ch 1 - 20

Tune in as the Lit Sisters spiral through the explosive Fourth Wing finale—because wow, did we not see that coming. Nicole is fuming over all the avoidable drama, Marisa is dramatically staring out of windows like she’s in a music video, and both are questioning their life choices (and Rebecca Yarros’). The dragons remain the only ones making good decisions, while the humans are out here breaking trust, furniture, and possibly the laws of physics. Betrayals are dropped, lightning is thrown, and Dane continues his reign as King of the Buzzkills. Don’t miss this episode—unless you, too, need time to process the shocking events (pun absolutely intended). Ch. 27-End

What do you get when you mix one grumpy dragon, a ridiculous amount of attempted murder, and a lust-induced existential crisis? Apparently, just another week at Basgiath War College. In this episode, Nicole and Marisa break down Violet’s latest adventures, including navigating Dane’s emotional baggage, Xaden’s very inconvenient hotness, and the fact that she keeps surviving assassination attempts like it’s a hobby. Also, best written kiss of all time? We have thoughts. Ch 16-26

Welcome to Basgiath College, where the curriculum includes walking the Parapet of Death, climbing the Gauntlet of Nope, and bonding with dragons who judge you harder than your ex’s mom. Violet’s small but mighty energy is thriving, despite Dain’s overprotective smothering and Xaden’s bad boy "I might kill you" smirks that scream “HR complaint.” Meanwhile, half the class is dead by lunch, Jack Barlow is a walking red flag, and Violet’s secret weapon? Poison. Lots of poison. Buckle up—it’s chaos out here. Ch. 1-15