The Bromance Book Club

How could Gavin have reacted better to finding out that Liv has faked the Big O for the duration of their marriage? Do you think Thea would have still asked for a divorce if he reacted less negatively from the start?

In what ways do you think The Bromance Book Club challenges gender roles and toxic masculinity? And how can we, as a society, confront stereotypical gender roles and toxic masculinity?

Throughout the book, Thea questions her identity. She's a mom, a wife, a sister, and a daughter, but who is Thea? What happened to the spunky artist she once was? It can be easy to lose ourselves among the many roles we play in life. How can we better balance who we are? Is it possible to be both "Thea" and "Mom"?

Discuss how the excerpts from Courting the Countess paralleled Gavin and Thea's experiences.

What did you think about the relationship and marriage advice the men gave Gavin? Do you think it was good advice?

How did you feel about Thea's reaction once she found out that Gavin was using Lord Benedict's words to woo her?

Thea has never found it easy to get along with any of the wives and girlfriends of Gavin's teammates. But Rachel, in particular, seems to be the most difficult relationship for Thea. Why do you think Rachel is such a mean girl?

Liv clashes with Gavin at every turn because she does not want to see her sister or her nieces get hurt again. But in the end, it's Liv who calls Gavin to let him know where Thea is. What do you think is the reason for this about-face?