Fictional Analysis

Kajal Kumari Shaw

Welcome to Fictional Analysis with Kajal Shaw! 🎙️ Is that hyped-up romance novel actually worth reading, or is it just another DNF? Let’s find out. I’m Kajal—a 3rd-year B.COM student, aspiring author, and your new favorite book critic. Every week, I dive deep into the fictional world to analyze the good, the bad, and the boring. I review the books so you know what to expect before you read them. Plus, stick around for weekly progress updates as I write my very own novel! 🚨 Tune in for a brand new episode every Sunday at 10:30 AM. Follow the show and stay delusional! ✨

  1. Jun 7

    Ranking My Top 3 Fictional Boyfriends 👑 | Milestone Episode

    Welcome back to Fictional Analysis! 🎙️ I am your host, Kajal. First, a massive thank you to our 107 listeners for helping the podcast grow globally—we even recently ranked #60 on the charts in Ghana! Since my Audit and Finance semester exams are taking up all my time this week, I am giving my brain a much-needed break from studying. Instead of a regular review, we are doing something incredibly fun today: ranking my top 3 all-time favorite fictional book boyfriends! In this episode, we break down: #3 Dante Russo (King of Wrath by Ana Huang): Dante is an Italian billionaire who is forced into marrying Vivian due to her father's blackmail. Despite vowing never to fall in love, he ultimately chooses her over his revenge. I absolutely love his protective, possessive nature. #2 Nikolai Sokolov (God of Fury by Rina Kent): Nikolai is pure chaos, hilarious, and completely unhinged. I love that he relentlessly pursued Brandon and never gave up on him. The ending perfectly showcased his dangerous mafia side, proving he will always protect his lotus flower. #1 Alex Volkov (Twisted Love by Ana Huang): Taking the absolute number one spot is the ice-cold, genius CEO with a photographic memory. The fact that he abandoned his CEO position to go after Ava and spent an entire year trying to win her back makes him unmatched. Plus, his banter with Jules is hilarious! 🚨 Special Announcements: Bonus Episode: To celebrate hitting 100 listeners, I am planning a special bonus episode that will drop after my exams finish up past the 15th! Make sure you are following so you get notified when it is published. My Book: Please check out my book, From Confirmation to Campus. The link is right here in the description, and I would appreciate it so much if you could read the sample and leave a review! Mentioned in this episode: King of Wrath by Ana Huang God of Fury by Rina Kent Twisted Love by Ana Huang From Confirmation to Campus (My Book!) Link to my book- https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0H188ZT4G?ref=sp_email I need your help! 🆘I would appreciate it if you could recommend some spicy and exciting novels to me for next week's review. Want the link to download books for free? DM me, and I will send you the link. Till then, stay delusional! ✨

  2. May 31

    My First Alien Romance Review 👽 | The Zodiac Bride Series

    Welcome back to Fictional Analysis! 🎙️I am your host, Kajal. Today, we are shifting gears completely. I usually stick to mafia or college romance, but today I am reviewing my very first alien romance series! In this episode, we break down books 1 and 2 of The Zodiac Bride series by Laetitia Aldin: The World-Building: In this universe, human experiments created animal-human hybrid species across different planets based on the twelve zodiac signs. Thousands of years later, severe infertility hits these planets, and the authorities discover these humanoids can only reproduce with human females. Book 1: Taurus (Ghauro & Melanie): Melanie is sent from Earth due to accumulated debts and crimes. To clear her name and earn money for her sick grandmother, she agrees to marry Ghauro—a green, horned humanoid with a bull-like tail. While it starts as a transaction, Ghauro falls first. But even after falling in love, Melanie faces the ultimate dilemma: staying with Ghauro or returning to Earth to care for her grandmother. Book 2: Gemini (Nitochi, Baelor & Wendy): This one features a MFM twin-soul romance where twin brothers share the same bride. Nitochi is pure darkness (stronger at night), while Baelor is pure white (stronger during the day). They team up to rescue Wendy, a human female kidnapped by a wealthy villain named Alessio. After a massive explosion during the final battle, the brothers have to find their way back to a happily ever after. The Critique: As a newcomer to sci-fi romance, I found the concept fascinating. However, both novellas lacked a solid, deep plot—everything happened just a bit too easily. Given that the entire series revolves around solving an infertility crisis, I really think the endings should have been more elaborate and included a pregnancy announcement. The Verdict: I am rating these novellas a 3.5 out of 5 stars. It is a decent entry point if you are brand new to alien romance! Mentioned in this episode: Books: Taurus & Gemini (The Zodiac Bride Series) by Laetitia Aldin Tropes: Sci-Fi Romance, Arranged Marriage, Forced Proximity, MFM Romance I need your help! 🆘I would appreciate it if you could recommend some spicy and exciting novels to me for next week's review. Want the link to download books for free?DM me, and I will send you the link to my secret source. Till then, stay delusional! ✨

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Welcome to Fictional Analysis with Kajal Shaw! 🎙️ Is that hyped-up romance novel actually worth reading, or is it just another DNF? Let’s find out. I’m Kajal—a 3rd-year B.COM student, aspiring author, and your new favorite book critic. Every week, I dive deep into the fictional world to analyze the good, the bad, and the boring. I review the books so you know what to expect before you read them. Plus, stick around for weekly progress updates as I write my very own novel! 🚨 Tune in for a brand new episode every Sunday at 10:30 AM. Follow the show and stay delusional! ✨