THE TRIANGLE (Shape of Love #1) by J A HUSS & J McCLAIN

‘I don’t know who the fuck I am. What I did. Or where to go.’

‘Something happened to her. Something bad. But what else is new? Bad things happened to all of us.’

You know, we often pick up books by Authors we love without reading the synopsis and jump in head first. This time we had no idea what to expect but we love this Author duo who -without question- have become one of our favourites. Well, they did not disappoint and in no way were we prepared for this manic, hot and deliciously twisty and crazy mind-boggling journey!

‘This is the moment that defines who we are. It’s the beginning of something we can’t have. And everything that comes after is just an ending.’

We can honestly say that whilst a lot happened, we don’t really have any idea on where it’s going. It was fast-paced, full of tension, drama, double crossings and super-hot nookie. Two bad guys and a not so good girl stole our attention as we tried to figure out this trio of killers. With a little help from all three, we get an inside view of just what they’re all about but we’re still left with question marks all over the place. The countdown is on for the next installment because –damn- we need to know!!!

‘A girl is allowed to dream and this – these two men sitting on either side of me basking in the afterglow of death and destruction – they are my dream.’

Christine and Danny have been friends since they were kids. Neither have had the easiest of childhoods and their scars run deep. Danny being a few years older has always looked out for Christine, a protectiveness that later turned into love. It was them against the world until Alec turned up unannounced in their lives. Two became three but Danny’s reluctance to share his girl caused a rift that’s etched deep. How can two become three when one piece of the triangle refuses to play?

‘This is the love we found. The years we shared, the years we didn’t, and the longing we’ve felt growing between us for the past ten years. This is the shape of our love. The perfect equilateral triangle.’

Kill or be killed. Murder and mayhem. Trust, loyalty and broken promises. Deception and retribution. Just what lies beneath everyone’s actions and what is the end game? When a killer loves a killer who loves a killer with no one prepared to back down, just where does that leave this triangle of lovers? And besides, who is telling the truth and what the hell is going on? What a brilliant beginning!

‘The thought of losing him feels like the end of something. Something I’ll never get back. It feels like the loss of everything. Something I’ll never get over. It feels like defeat.’