Jonathan Eng answers “Does this book have a love triangle?”

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Does this book have a love triangle?

Jonathan Eng In book one the main romantic element blossoms between Tamlin and Feyre- Feylin?? But I do believe that because of Rhysand's constant companionship wi…moreIn book one the main romantic element blossoms between Tamlin and Feyre- Feylin?? But I do believe that because of Rhysand's constant companionship with Feyre during her time under the mountain that there will be a love triangle- Rhyre-Feysand? Especially after the end of the book in which Rhysand basically imprints on her. It seems like that sort of mate bond thing that happened between Lucien and the Fae that he loved. I wonder if the bond goes both ways though? And their relationship is sure to develop during those weeks of her life he (Rhy) has to spend with her (Fey). I hope it does because even though Tamlin is amazing. Rhysand connects with her on a deeper level that is more than just lust and 'true love'. If Sarah J. Maas does not include a love triangle than I do believe that Rhysand will either become a friend with benefits (hehehe) or force her to 'become his' with his scary mind powers. BUT what if there is a "Night Rite" like there was in the spring court and Rhysand brings her to the Night Court during that week. OOH!! But no... there was no apparent love triangle. However, Sarah definitely planted the seeds for one to blossom. *whispers* I ship FeyRhys or whatever their ship name is.(less)

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