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superllaine commented on displacedcactus's review of A Vow Made Twice
I'll be honest, I wasn't super into Ash in the first two books of this series and I wasn't super into Ash at the start of this book, but he eventually won me over.
This is a spicy romance between three people who, get this, actually talk about their feelings and say what they want. While sometimes it takes them a bit admit something to themself or figure out how to say it, they never let it fester to the point that it becomes a "big misunderstanding." As such, most of the conflict comes from external sources trying to keep Ash and Agnes apart (while being completely ignorant as to the fact that Olly is involved at all!). I do think more time could have been spent on the conflict, but the author knows that really, we're here to read about this three going to pound town, and they're gonna deliver.
I do want to note that Agnes would identify as non-binary in modern times, but due to the medieval setting is gendered as female throughout -- though Ash and Olly are clued in and do their best. If this sort of historic misgendering is going to be triggering or frustrating for you, probably best to skip it.
Also, this is the third book in a trilogy and does spoil some events of the previous two books, but you can absolutely skip the first two if you're looking specifically for poly rep (that said, I really love the second book, All The Painted Stars).
Finally, quick shout out for Litillwitte and Qwippe, two very good book doggos who deserved even more page time.
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