A missing dog leads Jane Trevally back to a creepy London mansion connected to her past. We discuss the twists, Thornwood’s secrets, the ending, and whether It Could Have Been Her worked as a psychological thriller.
Halfway through 2026, we’re checking in on the books we loved, the books that personally attacked us, the genres that surprised us, and the romantasy formulas we may officially be tired of. From Daggermouth and Broken Dove to Yesteryear, A Murder Most Camp, and Into the Blue, this is our mid-year reading state of the union.
In this episode of Genre’d, we’re talking Broken Dove by Dani Francis, the sequel to Silver Elite and the book that brought us psychic war, rebellion politics, hidden powers, a morally suspicious mountain base, and one very emotionally inconvenient love triangle. We break down Wren, Cross, Gray, the Dagger, the Hollow, the Dani Francis conspiracy theories, and why this book is absolutely giving grown-up New Moon.
