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A review by tibcanread
Three Sides of a Heart: Stories about Love Triangles by Natalie C. Parker
4.0
Let me get this out of the way right now. I HATE the love triangle trope. It's one of the worst tropes to me. It has actually gotten me to stop reading an otherwise really good book. I hate it.
That being said, I LOVED this book. I love so many of the stories, mostly Dread South by Justina Ireland, Omega Ship by Rae Carson, Vim and Vigor by Veronica Roth, and The Historian, the Garrison, and the Cantankerous Cat Woman by Lamar Giles. Most of them were some sort of queer and that was great, but it was mostly F/F and I could have done with more M/M or even a ploy ending, but I can't really complain. The majority of the stories had a queer ending and that was absolutely not something I was expecting.
I listened to this one and I found that I glazed over every story the male reader read, but that didn't have anything to do with the story and everything to do with his voice.
Honestly, I didn't really hate any of the stories, just some were better than others. I would highly recommend this book, even to my fellow haters of the love triangle.
That being said, I LOVED this book. I love so many of the stories, mostly Dread South by Justina Ireland, Omega Ship by Rae Carson, Vim and Vigor by Veronica Roth, and The Historian, the Garrison, and the Cantankerous Cat Woman by Lamar Giles. Most of them were some sort of queer and that was great, but it was mostly F/F and I could have done with more M/M or even a ploy ending, but I can't really complain. The majority of the stories had a queer ending and that was absolutely not something I was expecting.
I listened to this one and I found that I glazed over every story the male reader read, but that didn't have anything to do with the story and everything to do with his voice.
Honestly, I didn't really hate any of the stories, just some were better than others. I would highly recommend this book, even to my fellow haters of the love triangle.