GENRE'D Review

A deputy with regrets. A small town full of secrets. A thriller that feels like Sharp Objects meets True Detective. We unpack We Are All Guilty Here by Karin Slaughter—spoiler-free intro, wild finale, and one twist we did not see coming.

Quick definition: When one heart just isn’t enough. The Love Triangle thrives on tension—two potential loves, both real, both flawed,...

Quick definition: Marked by prophecy, omen, or lineage, a single hero is tasked with saving the world (or breaking it). Cue mentors,...

In this episode of the Genre’d podcast, we review The Knight and the Moth by Rachel Gillig — a lush, gothic fantasy with magic, mystery, and aching romantic tension. Includes a spoiler-free summary, worldbuilding discussion, character analysis, and our reactions to the atmospheric, folk-lore-inspired storytelling.

Grumpy × Sunshine: stormcloud meets sunbeam. Banter turns to caretaking, and “don’t need anyone” becomes “okay, maybe you.” Our fave recs + where to start.

✨ Trope Tuesday ✨ This week we’re talking Fake Dating — when characters pretend to be in love… until they really are. 💌 We rounded up 8 of our favorite books that nail the trope, from Lara Jean & Peter Kavinsky to Katniss & Peeta. Read the full list on our site → genredpodcast.com

Sometimes the hero wears charcoal, not white. Here are the morally-grey MMCs we love—men who cross lines to protect their own, keep...

Quick definition:   Two characters start on opposite sides—rivals, sworn enemies, or just delightfully annoyed—and slow-burn their way to...

Quick definition:   A group of misfits, outcasts, or loners who choose one another. Bonds are built—not born—through shared battles,...

Vows first, feelings later—our 8 marriage-of-convenience picks from fantasy to rom-com, with quick vibes, why they hit, and easy starting points.