Happily Ever After Cafe discussion

I'm doing a challenge this year and one of the things I have to read is love triangle. Now I really don't want to read YA. I find YA romance to usually be very juvenile and I just can't stand reading it. If there was a good one(Loved Eleanor and Park) I am willing to read it but would prefer an adult book if possible. Something I can get either from the library or for just a few dollars on my Kindle.

Is your definition of a love triangle something like the heroine has two viable and equal choices for a hero?

... And I'm trying to think of one. :)

I'm not really fond of the "love triangle," either. One reason I don't read a lot of YA. Sorry, Shay. I'll let you know if I think of something.

I know I've read a few but can't think of any at the moment.

I remembered one! !

Down London Road
Seducing Cinderella
Sugar Daddy
Just One of the Guys

Pamela(AllHoney) wrote: "Down London Road
Seducing Cinderella
Sugar Daddy
Just One of the Guys"

I already have on my Nook. Thanks.

Tully by Paullina Simons

Lisa Kay wrote: "I'm not really fond of the "love triangle," either. One reason I don't read a lot of YA. Sorry, Shay. I'll let you know if I think of something."

I'm with Lisa, love triangles drive me nuts. Sugar Daddy, is the best recommendation I've seen here. Loved it, despite the love triangle

Yes, Sugar Daddy gets my vote. Even though I loved the Friday Harbor series, that book I posted above (#2) is one I just skimmed, because I really, really don't like this theme.

I gotta say I love everything Lisa Kleypas writes

Sarah wrote: "I gotta say I love everything Lisa Kleypas writes"

Me, too. She got around the theme in this one quite nicely, too, (view spoiler)[since Hardy comes back into Liberty's live right after her involvement with Gage begins... (hide spoiler)] I thought -- and still (view spoiler)[made the Hardy a hero in the next book in the series. (hide spoiler)]

After I finished Sugar Daddy, you can bet I hunted down Blue-Eyed Devil.

LOL!

Sound like I'm going to have to read Sugar Daddy.

The love triangles to. Have you tried Shelly Crane books? Some are YA but they are good ones.

Introductions
This has several love triangles. It's a young adult series thought. 7 guys end up falling for the same girl. And they end up trying to share her to remain a team in The Academy.

This discussion is an old one, but if you are looking for an historical love triangle, there is by Edith Layton.