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A review by tessa_grayreading
Three Sides of a Heart: Stories about Love Triangles by Natalie C. Parker
3.0
As a romance repulsed aroaco, this book is not ideal for me. I knew that going into it obviously and I had to put it down more than once because it made me feel so bad, but thanks to my horrible memory (and the probable month(s) and concussion and general drama of life) I only remember the last few stories which I enjoyed. The last one broke my heart tbh.
I also remember many of these stories really turning the idea of a love triangle into something else, which I enjoyed a lot. Also there are soooo many queer characters in this book, so many queer romances and I loved that.
I'm also still thinking about the story with the spaceship crash and the girl who is supposed to save mankind by basically just having kids until her body can't take it anymore and the decision she made because damn. I basically enjoyed nothing in this story but I related to her so much and the fact that she managed to make that decision... I'm just a little in awe tbh.
Anyway, if you're not romance repulsed (or you can just handle your romance repulsion better than me on a day to day basis) I'd recommend this book.
I also remember many of these stories really turning the idea of a love triangle into something else, which I enjoyed a lot. Also there are soooo many queer characters in this book, so many queer romances and I loved that.
I'm also still thinking about the story with the spaceship crash and the girl who is supposed to save mankind by basically just having kids until her body can't take it anymore and the decision she made because damn. I basically enjoyed nothing in this story but I related to her so much and the fact that she managed to make that decision... I'm just a little in awe tbh.
Anyway, if you're not romance repulsed (or you can just handle your romance repulsion better than me on a day to day basis) I'd recommend this book.