I just finished an upcoming urban fantasy, third in a series, where the heroine has this fated chemistry thing with another character and it's handled SO WELL, mainly because it annoys the crap out of both of them that they don't seem to have a choice in the matter, although of course they do and the text makes it clear that they do. A lot of urban fantasies seem to do the fated romance thing without examining how gross that sort of thing actually is.
Also, the heroine is bisexual and obviously so and I suspect she's not monogamous, either. But not because she's bi, but because she's not monogamous. Thank you author, for making it clear that non-monogamy does not necessarily follow from bisexuality! Two separate things!
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Date: 2012-05-21 11:21 pm (UTC)Also, the heroine is bisexual and obviously so and I suspect she's not monogamous, either. But not because she's bi, but because she's not monogamous. Thank you author, for making it clear that non-monogamy does not necessarily follow from bisexuality! Two separate things!