Pull Me Apart: A K-pop Love Triangle

by Siena Hart

I was only supposed to survive the tour—not fall for the wrong member of Eclipse.

As the daughter of Eclipse’s notoriously strict manager, I’ve spent years on the edges of their world—close enough to see the chaos, far enough to know better than to get involved. When I’m forced to join the group on tour and retake the exams I missed along the way, keeping my head down should be easy.

It would be… if Tae didn’t look at me like I’m the one thing in his world he actually wants.

He’s all bright smiles, stolen moments, and reckless charm—the kind of guy who makes breaking rules feel almost worth it.

And then there’s Ho.

Quiet. Controlled. Impossible to read. The one member I never trusted because his silence felt too much like judgment… until late-night runs, charged silences, and the kind of understanding that slips under my skin before I even realize it’s there.

Tae is the spark.
Ho is the slow burn.

One of them is the boy I thought I wanted.
The other is the man I never saw coming.

Now, caught between the member who makes me feel alive and the one who makes me feel understood, I’m about to learn the hard way that in the world of idols, love isn’t just complicated.

It’s dangerous.

Because every touch can become a scandal. Every choice comes with a cost. And if I choose wrong…

I might lose both of them.

A swoony, emotionally addictive K-pop romance full of forbidden tension, stolen moments, and a love triangle that will wreck you.

408 pages, Kindle Edition

Published May 28, 2026

Reviews

[A · Rating 4 out of 5]

Love these books. But with some really really good editing, it could be like a thousand stars. Quotation marks and apostrophes are often reversed. Formatting mistakes. There is a whole lot of repetition and reflection. There could be more action and interaction. It could also put more, like it glosses over inferences to some really dangerous toxic stuff but doesn't get into it. But the plots are excellent, the characters are excellent, the chemistry is excellent. The intensity in the climaxes are great. I absolutely loved the resolution with her and her dad. So emotional. Definitely enjoying these books and can't wait for more!!!!!!!!

[Arin Hawthorne · Rating 5 out of 5]

Apparently this is the third in a series, but it stands perfectly fine on its own. The only hint that it was even in a series while reading it was that there were some unusually fleshed out background characters.

It's a very easy and relaxed read that doesn't ask much of you but doesn't bore you either. A perfect pick-me-up book.

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