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Granted, I read Terrier a couple of years ago, but I don't remember anyone having a poly relationship in it. That could be because the author is really subtle about that and I missed it, but I'm wracking my brain and can't think of it, lol!

Can I suggest an addition to the list?
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Roxanne
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Roxanne wrote: "Granted, I read Terrier a couple of years ago, but I don't remember anyone having a poly relationship in it. That could be because the author is really subtle about that and I missed it, but I'm wr..."

List's open, go ahead and add anything you like.

Terrier is real subtle about it, but early in the book both Kora and Aniki are involved with Rosto. The real giveaway is when Beka's friend (can't remember his name) starts dating one of them (Kora, I think), and when Beka asks if Rosto will mind, Kora replies that Aniki will enjoy having Rosto to herself for a change, or something like that.

I debated adding it, because it really is easy to miss, but I liked the way Pierce handled it - just a normal part of Beka's world.

Oh! Now I remember, lol! Makes me want to reread that book now :-)
And as for adding to the list, I hesitate because the book is A: written by me, and B: would probably mostly be considered erotica - though I see it as fantasy fiction with erotic elements. Anyway, it doesn't appear to belong on this list. Shrugs.

No Clockwork Princess? SO SAD!

Yesterday I added my novel, THE TIGER'S WEDDING, to the giveaway list.

Hey, was just skimming the list and saw Marked (house of night) and wanted to say that there wasn't a polyamorous relationship. The main character cheated on her boyfriend and they broke up because of it. There was no consent, or openness to what happened.

I love that this list is still going. There are lots more books out there now with poly relationships than 10 years ago.