The Triplets' Rejected Disabled Mate

This novel is a breath of fresh air. In the bxg werewolf romance genre, most reverse harem stories feature cold, insensitive, disrespectful, domineering, judgemental, hyper controlling, manipulative, and hypocritical male leads, while the FL is powerless, weak, insecure, overly forgiving, naive, and constantly punished whenever she stands up for herself. Rather than drawing sympathy, protectiveness, and care, her vulnerability draws feelings of hatred and prejudice from the male leads (not necessarily all of them). BUT THIS BOOK IS DIFFERENT. It's none of that. The lead characters still have their flaws, they still have growing pains, but they shine for their strengths and humanity. Their personalities don't completely revolve around their flaws. The male leads don't stoop to pointless and unnecessary cruelty. The female lead doesn't hate herself. She has her insecurities but she doesn't pause her life because of it, nor remain where she isn't wanted in some misguided belief that she is responsible for other people's negative reactions towards her. She doesn't give up her dignity and bend over herself to extract a pitiful ounce of sympathy from a man who doesn't deserve her. The female lead has her weaknesses but she still has enough confidence to have dreams and ambitions beyond merely surviving. And on top of it all, her family doesn't hate her for her disability, and flaws. Instead, we get to see a functional and supportive family, which is a rarity in romance novels involving disability. The story is driven by their goals and their need to become better version of themselves while finding ways to accept themselves they are and each other. And it's still steamy 🫦. The sweetness does not take away from the spiciness. It's the true opposite of dark romance. It's uplifting, healing, heartwarming, and hot.