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A review by aloblake
Inevitable by Briar Prescott
5.0
I loved this book. It's only the third poly book I've read. For a long time, I was convinced that I wouldn't enjoy a love story involving more than two people. Man, I was wrong. It feels weird when you realize you've soaked up society's normativity nonsense, despite hating it. But breaking free from that? What a fantastic feeling!
Another reason I read this book was the fact that one of the main characters, Bas, is Ace. I'm always so happy to see ace representation in books. It took me so long to figure out that I was Ace because there was hardly any ace representation when I was in my teens and twenties. I can relate to so many things Bas says.
“Hugs. I like hugging. Hugs are underrated, really. They’re great for comfort, sure, but they’re also great just as hugs. Nothing has to be wrong to hug somebody. Holding each other just for the sake of it…”
Another reason I read this book was the fact that one of the main characters, Bas, is Ace. I'm always so happy to see ace representation in books. It took me so long to figure out that I was Ace because there was hardly any ace representation when I was in my teens and twenties. I can relate to so many things Bas says.
“Hugs. I like hugging. Hugs are underrated, really. They’re great for comfort, sure, but they’re also great just as hugs. Nothing has to be wrong to hug somebody. Holding each other just for the sake of it…”