The Roommate Pact by Allison Ashley is, without question, one of the best romances of the year.
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Author: Gissane Sophia
Gissane (pronounced Geese-enny) or, as people often call her, "Goose," is a Christ fan above all and a romance enthusiast who's taken her Master's degree in English and love for essays into writing lengthy analyses about pop culture.
She is the founder and Editor-in-Chief of Marvelous Geeks Media and the co-host of Lady Geeks' Society Podcast. She's a member of The Cherry Picks and can also be found writing features for MovieWeb and Looper.
‘Only Murders in the Building’ Season 3 Review
Only Murders in the Building Season 3 features a slower excavation, but it’s a killer run structured effectively like a two-act musical.
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‘The Witcher’ Season 3 Review: A Strong Start That Fumbles Without Clear Storytelling
Where The Witcher Season 3 could’ve been an excellent send-off for Cavill, it’s a cluttered, questionable wreckage instead.
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‘Heartstopper’ Season 2 Review: Another Wholesome Feat in Romance and Storytelling
Heartstopper Season 2 is a triumph in storytelling and a wholesome showcase full of beautifully poignant queer romances.
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‘Are You There God? It’s Me, Margaret’ Review
Are You There, God? It’s Me, Margaret is a wholesome, gorgeously satisfying coming-of-age film that emphasizes the importance of agency.
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‘Oppenheimer’ Review: A Sprawling, Profoundly Introspective Spectacle
Christopher Nolan’s Oppenheimer is an explosive character, strengthened by a stimulating vision and an astounding, unmatched cast.
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Greta Gerwig’s ‘Barbie’ Is an Emotionally Compelling Love Letter to Women
Greta Gerwig’s Barbie is unlike anything viewers could expect and everything they might not know they need.
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‘Sweet Magnolias’ Season 3 Review
Sweet Magnolias Season 3 has its solid moments, but it also features some forgettable moments people will likely skip upon rewatches.
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‘You, With a View’ by Jessica Joyce Review
You, with a View by Jessica Joyce is a beautifully tender and picturesque debut novel.
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We Need to Talk About Margot Robbie’s Most Underrated Role
Before she was dazzling in shades of pink as Barbie, Margot Robbie’s best role was as Pan Am stewardess Laura Cameron.
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5 Reasons to Watch ‘Star Trek: Strange New Worlds’ for Non-Trekkies
For Non-Trekkies, Strange New Worlds is a perfect start for its intriguing characters, relationships, and thought-provoking narratives.
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‘Obi-Wan Kenobi’ Doesn’t Just Deserve an Emmy Nomination, but a Win
Through its exploration of grief and vulnerability, Obi-Wan Kenobi doesn’t just deserve the Emmy nomination, but it deserves to win.
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How I Met Your Father’s Season 2 Finale Continues to Establish Friendships While Returning to Romance
How I Met Your Father’s Season 2 is far from perfect, but it’s the best display of the show’s core friendships.
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‘Funny Feelings’ by Tarah DeWitt Review
Funny Feelings by Tarah DeWitt is a profoundly special book.
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‘The Witcher’ Season 3 Part 1 (Original Score) by Joseph Trapanese Highlights
Joseph Trapanese returns with another exceptional hit album for The Witcher Season 3 Part 1’s original score.
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Why Joe Wright’s ‘Pride and Prejudice’ Remains a Period Drama Staple
Pride and Prejudice 2005 might not be everyone’s cup of tea, but the setting is worth every minute of its runtime.
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Ashley Eckstein Talks Her Universe, Playing Ahsoka Tano, and How Far Fangirls Have Come
In an interview with Marvelous Geeks, Ashley Eckstein chats about Her Universe, Ahsoka Tano, fangirling, SDCC, and more.
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‘Unfortunately Yours’ by Tessa Bailey Review
Unfortunately Yours by Tessa Bailey is a wildly fun marriage of convenience romance.
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‘Indiana Jones 5’ (Original Score) by John Williams Highlights
John Williams returns for the Indiana Jones 5 original score, dazzling listeners in a way only the maestro can.
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The Witcher’s “Shaerrawedd” Is a Promising Nod to Romance and Family
The Witcher’s “Shaerrawedd” uses angst to its advantage, bringing to our screens an episode that feels like Yenralt fan fiction.
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