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What's your opinion on love triangle plots?
This week's prompt submitted by Julie @ Stepping Stone Book Reviews.
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Billy's Answer
Love triangle plots are done to death in the romance genre. However, I don't mind reading a love triangle story if it's well-written with interesting characters.
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I completely agree. I don’t read any full-on romance books, so I don’t find it in my books often but I do see it in fantasy occasionally and a twisted version in thrillers even more rarely. As long as it is well-written and not contrived, I’m fine with it.
ReplyDeleteThey definitely have been overdone, and I hate the sloppy solution of killing a character off to solve the problem.
ReplyDeleteI agree! They definitely have been done to death. I avoid them now.
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