Hey, it's your girl Paige, and you know I've got the good book, T. Do you ever wish Game of Thrones

had more romance and less, you know, unexpected beheadings? Well, grab your goblet of wine

because heirs and spares betwixt the sheet edition by Jenny L. Spore is serving up

courtly drama, royal power plays, and enough spice to make a tutor blush.

I'll let you choose which tutor? It's 1569, and Lady Anilore wants nothing to do with royal

politics until the exiled prince turned king decides that she's the key to saving his kingdom

and his heart. I mean, who could have

expected that? Expect scheming nobles, forbidden desire, and a reluctant queen who won't just

roll over unless she wants to. Perfect for history lovers who like their romance with high

stakes, sharp banter, and just the right amount of scandalous.

And if you prefer your historical romance with a little less heat between the sheets,

there's a closed bed curtains version just for you.

So get your hands on airs and spares betwixt the sheets edition out now,

because Royal Duty has never been this delicious.

Love ya.

Hey, everyone, future Todd here, breaking in before the episode starts to give you a heads up at the beginning of this episode that Paige was in San Francisco for Aaron, her sister's amazing wedding.

I'm so sorry that Mikey and I couldn't be there.

But because Paige was out of pocket in a different city, she didn't have her regular microphone,

and the microphone she was using didn't have a pop filter on it.

And if you're wondering what a pop filter does, you'll hear it throughout the entire episode because you'll hear a little bit of what sounds

a little bit like static or maybe wind blowing over a microphone while she's talking. Sorry about that.

I did as much as I could to minimize how loud it was, but you'll still be able to hear it. So I do

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