If you, like me, dislike love triangles and want to know if you’re going to encounter one in the book you’re facing, or if you get excited about tri-love and want to avoid books without it, then this blog is for you. I’m not going to give away plots here. But I will warn you of a book’s Love Triangle Factor (unless it's a spoiler to do so).
If you don’t care one way or the other, don’t worry; my posts include regular reviews too.
LOVE TRIANGLE FACTOR RATING SYSTEM
None = It is clear from the beginning of the book whom the two characters in the love story are going to be. And it’s a steady climb from there.
Mild = Some minor love confusion, but the main character only falls in love with one person.
Medium = Moderate danger of the character falling in love with multiple people, and a good amount of confusion for the reader. But ultimately the main character’s heart doesn’t waver.
High = Danger! The main character is utterly besotted with two people. S/he has no idea who s/he’s going to end up with (maybe both! Maybe neither!), and neither do you.
LOVE TRIANGLE FACTOR RATING SYSTEM
None = It is clear from the beginning of the book whom the two characters in the love story are going to be. And it’s a steady climb from there.
Mild = Some minor love confusion, but the main character only falls in love with one person.
Medium = Moderate danger of the character falling in love with multiple people, and a good amount of confusion for the reader. But ultimately the main character’s heart doesn’t waver.
High = Danger! The main character is utterly besotted with two people. S/he has no idea who s/he’s going to end up with (maybe both! Maybe neither!), and neither do you.
N/A = Not available or not applicable. If there is no love story, or it would be inappropriate to rate it.
It's Complicated = It's too much of a spoiler. Or I just have no idea how to rate it.
It's Complicated = It's too much of a spoiler. Or I just have no idea how to rate it.
