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This weekend, you can win an ARC of The Heart of Betrayal, Book two in the Remnant Chronicles!
By Mary E. Pearson
Synopsis can be found here.
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Kimberly majored in Songwriting and currently works full time in the music industry. When she's not listening to music, knitting or writing, you can find her outside reading her favorite genres: Young Adult, Adult Fiction, Mystery, and Romance.
Can’t wait for this book. I don’t’ mind love triangles, as long as they’re written well. And I think Pearson did a good job with the first book 🙂
I am mixed when it comes to love triangles. If executed properly, the outcome can be great. It’s a topic that can go South easily.
If they’re written well, I like them. Although, they get a little tedious.
It really depends. I don’t usually like romance anyways, but good love triangles can be awesome. Usually though, I feel like if you can’t decide between 2 people – neither is really the right one.
As long as the love triangle isn’t too angsty. Otherwise, if that’s what the book focuses on, then something is going to fly across the room and it isn’t me…
I honestly don’t mind love triangles! As long as they are done well, and add something to the story (and in the case of this series, I think it is and it does!) I am fine with them!
I normally hate love triangles… Unless they’re written masterfully. And even then, they usually make my heart hurt. Thanks for the giveaway!
I don’t mind love triangles when written well.
I don’t mind them at all. Quite often they see a purpose to spur the plot onward. I hate the ones where the mc is so wish washy tho. I think the well done ones are just fine.
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It depends on the characters and if the chemistry is really strong otherwise it will come across as annoying and not enjoyable.
I do usually, as long as the whole story is not centered around the love triangle. Like if the main character is always focused on the two love interests and not on the problem at hand, I’m not a fan.
For me is depends on the characters & chemistry. Sometimes I get annoyed.
I know everyone usually hates love triangles but I kind of love them. I mean who wouldn’t want two guys fighting for your affections. I wouldn’t mind. Thank you for the chance for this ARC. I loved the first book and so excited for this one.
Love triangles make things interesting.
It completely depends on the triangle. If it serves a purpose, I don’t mind them. If it is just thrown in there for added drama, i usually don’t enjoy them at all. Thanks for the giveaway!
I like love triangles in which something more than jealousy is going on. If there is mutual respect, and perhaps even attraction, among all 3, then that can add so much to the story.
Yes, in some books they are great but in others with no purpose at all then no.
It depends on the situation and the triangle. If done right, I don’t mind them at all. Other times I just find them annoying and unnecessary. Two love triangles I’ve actually enjoyed were in the Splintered series and the Infernal Devices trilogy.
Love triangles done right are the only times I like them, which isn’t very often unfortunately.