Esha Rollins

LaCie and Sloane hop on live to test out StreamYard, but of course the conversation turns into a full bookish breakdown. With Black Romance Book Festival less than a week away, they talk through what they’re currently reading, the chaos of Kindle WhisperSync, Kimberly Brown’s "Dillinger Family" series, reckless heroines, complicated men, toxic relationship dynamics, and the books that have stayed with them over time. From Beverly Jenkins’ "Indigo" to D.A. Young’s "Sweet Obsession", Brenda Jackson’s connected family worlds, Chenell Parker’s "When It Comes Back Around", and Keisha Irvin’s "Torn", this episode is part reading update, part book club debate, and part love letter to Black women authors who know how to write unforgettable romance.

LaCie discusses what she's reading and it is interview time! Listen in as Esha has a great discussion with USA Today Best Selling Author, Erosa Knowles.

Did you miss us?!! Life was life'ing y'all... but we are back with some new heat and an amazing conversation with the dope paranormal author, Auriella Skye!

Join LaCie as she provides her thoughts on the whole "Who TF Did I Marry?" story that has the internet in a chokehold and she gets Esha to delve in the soft side of urban literature.

Happy Mardi Gras to all who celebrate! LaCie has returned to Louisiana, bringing you along for the journey. With Valentine’s Day just around the corner, there’s a surprising twist in this episode—a lover's nap, but not taken by LaCie! We’re discussing “The Art of Hood Love: Savvy” by Antoinette Sherell, the captivating first installment in her “The Art of Hood Love” series. Additionally, LaCie shares her affection for Keta Kendric’s “Chaos” series, highlighting brotherly love as its core, with romantic ties as a delightful extra!

LaCie and Esha continue to debate the realism and relatability of the characters in various romance genres, touching upon various author's ability to skillfully depict urban life challenges and triumphs. They also ponder the significance of representation in literature and the impact of seeing diverse experiences and backgrounds brought to the forefront in these romance novels.

Throughout the episode, LaCie and Esha explore several topics, including the challenges and joys of attending romance expos, the nuances of interracial romance novels, and the importance of trigger warnings and respectful discourse in the realm of dark romance. They candidly share their reading preferences, transitioning from discussing authors like Lorraine Allen, known for her dark and controversial themes, to lighter, humorous works by authors various authors. This episode is peppered with personal anecdotes, recommendations for both urban and interracial romance reads, and a candid discussion on the evolving landscape of the genre.

We are four episodes in and want to extend a big thanks to our amazing listeners for tuning in and hanging with us! In this episode, we're answering YOUR questions - a mix of fun, wisdom, and surprising revelations. Plus, stay with us till the end for a chance to win an exclusive gift from LaCie! Don't miss out on this heartfelt and engaging session, where we celebrate our listener community. #AskUsAnything #Gratitude #UrbanWhispers #LaCieKnightChronicles #RomancePodcast #InterracialRomance #UrbanLoveStories #BlackWomenInRomance #EroticaPodcast #DiverseNarratives #BookDiscussion #LoveInLiterature #RomanticStorytelling #RomanceReaders #multiculturallove #hoodlove #urbanromance

Our second episode begins with welcoming co-host Esha to our podcast. As we continue with the enthralling episode, LaCie and Esha discuss the vital role of black women in romance literature. We delve into why their narratives are essential for diversity and realism in the genre, bringing unique perspectives and depth. The conversation gets lively with a debate on Pepper Pace's "Beast." Esha praises its unique love story, while LaCie voices her reservations, leading to an engaging discussion on character development in romance. Later, LaCie attempts to sway Esha's opinion on Ladii Nesha's "Bambi." LaCie's enthusiasm for the book's rich narrative and the depth of its characters sets the stage for an intriguing discussion. Can she convince Esha to give this story a chance? Join us as we celebrate black women in romance and explore these different viewpoints. Remember to share your thoughts on these books and what supporting black women in romance means to you. Your whispers might just be featured in our next episode! #BeastByPepperPace #BambiByLadiiNesha #RealLoveStories #UrbanWhispers #BlackWomenInRomance #urbanlove #multiculturallove #interracialromance #erotica