Hello and welcome to the worst bestsellers, where we read about the perils of abstinence-only education so you don't have to.

I'm Kate.

And I'm Renata.

And for this episode, we read Miss Me With That by Rachel Lindsay.

Joining us to discuss this memoir from the first black bachelorette is Rebecca Kim Wells,

Bachelor franchise officianto and author of books full of magic and fury and often dragons.

Hello.

Hello.

Thanks for returning to us, Rebecca.

Thanks for having me.

I am so excited to be back to discuss the second Bachelor memoir I've read with you guys,

and this one is much superior.

Much better. Yes. Rebecca previously joined us to talk about Colton Underwood's memoir.

And for starters, if you'll recall, Colton Underwood had a restraining order put against him like the day before we started recording and we were like, well, this wasn't in the book, but I feel like we need to address it.

And that has not happened with Rachel Lindsay.

And I would not expect it to.

No, definitely not for being, you know, a black attorney and the daughter of a judge.

Yes.

And a very reasonable seeming human being.

Yes.

Yes.

I saw Renata yesterday and I was telling her that I mean, I know nothing about

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