Curvy Girl’s Guide to Love Trilogy:
Countess Curvy: A Curvy Girl's Earl,
and Boss Likes Curves: A Curvy Girl's Billionaire, and Curvy's Cad: A Curvy
Girl's Mistake?
by Kristabel
Reed
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Blurb:
Audrey
Mills is in London to organize a charity fashion event, where she meets Duncan
Collins, the Earl of Thronhill. Confident in her curves, Audrey doesn't expect
Duncan to want more than a holiday fling. But when things begin to heat up,
will she panic and run?
Boss Likes Curves:
A Curvy Girl's Billionaire
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VP
of Development, Sabrina McKenna, has worked hard to get where she is with
Gideon Hotels. When Gideon Marquez asks her to attend several important
business functions, Sabrina agrees. It's only after 2 months of these functions
that she realizes they've been dating. And she's fallen hard for her boss. Can
Gideon convince her what he feels for her is forever? Or will Sabrina's
insecurities make her flee?
Curvy's Cad:
A Curvy Girl's Mistake?
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Eliza
Lyons isn't interested in Craig Grant's attentions beyond the platonic. He's a
playboy and boy does she know better. They lunch, they gossip, he tells her
things about her current dates she doesn't want to hear and she thinks he'll
never outgrow his playboy ways. Then Craig lays down the gauntlet and informs
her he intends to show her what a real seduction is.
Excerpt from Curvy’s Cad: A Curvy Girl’s Mistake?
Flushed, aroused, and shocked to her toes, Eliza stared.
“Really?” she asked as coolly as she could manage. It didn’t
sound breathy — that had to count for something.
“I’ve admired your curves for a long time, Eliza,” Craig
said, still serious, still watching her with that look that did nothing to ease
the flush of arousal pounding through her. “I’ve admired so much about you.”
Eliza swallowed. Was it her imagination or did his voice
fall an octave? Deep and dark and dripping in sex.
“And you can’t say we don’t have chemistry,” Craig
continued. Closer.
When had he moved closer? She’d been paying attention; Eliza
knew she had. Her entire and sole attention focused on him. Stunned she
wondered what new game he was up to. But her thoughts fell over each other and
she struggled to find coherency in this conversation.
“Volatile chemistry,” Eliza agreed. Was that her voice? That
half-breathy half-laugh that did absolutely nothing to solidify her position as
not interested?
“That’s the best kind,” he said with a smile that made her
insides jump. “Come on, Eliza. Give this a try.”
Joking. He had to be joking. Craig could be a prankster, she
knew this. She had even occasionally helped him plan a couple jokes on mutual
friends. So this had to be it. A prank, a joke. Admittedly a poor one, or a
poor attempt at one.
Eliza smiled. Yes, that was it. And she refused to fall for
that. Smiling up at him, as come-hither and sultry as she could make her smile,
she stepped closer, adding a little sway to her hips, one hand on her ample
curves.
“You know, Craig,” she said softly, seductively, “if I
didn’t know better, if,” she reiterated, “I would.”
She watched his already dark eyes darken further, that heat
and hunger and need reaching for her. The finger that had, seemingly of its own
will, trailed up his button-down now poked him hard in the chest.
That look in his eyes didn’t fade as she expected.
Kristabel
Reed lives on the East Coast and loves to explore the steamier side of
historical romance. Historical ménages in particular-they add an element of
danger and discovery to make them all the hotter. Contemporary ménages are a
world unto themselves, and her upcoming Havenbrook Ménages Series will tell the
tale of a small California town.
She loves
reading, watching old movies, and anything Cary Grant. And is always interested
in talking about erotic romance. Because...yum!
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My Thoughts:
I was given ecopies of all three books in exchange for my honest opinion. :-)
They are connected by the heroines. The three leading ladies are friends. You could read any of them as a stand alone but reading them in order would prevent any spoilers!
Each book had fun and flirty leading ladies and even the plots were more easy going than I'm used to. It was wonderful to read three individual books that were each low stress and didn't make me have any meltdowns.
I loved the attitudes of each woman. They were bigger built and not stick figures but still beautiful. It is a wonderful message. Be happy with who you are, there is someone for everyone, and never say never!
Each book was pretty short but you receive plenty of story!
The sexy scenes were written in a way that they were not super explicit. In addition there was more than plenty of romance, some laughs, and some great entertainment!
I would recommend these if you like your romance books on the quick side, if you like to laugh when you read or if you like snarky, sassy heroines.
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it's some wonderful story, i love that at least in some books authors think about all kind of heroine which it's not as common in TV show. Beauty is everywhere and never in one unique standard.
ReplyDeletei would be pleased to read these i think
Thanks for stopping by and I totally agree with you. TV and movies need more real women as heroines!
Deletedo you plan to make a print version of this serieswith for example all the books in this series in a omnibus for those who prefer print?
DeleteYup! I have 2 more in this series, so I plan to have these 3 in one print anthology then the other 2 in print. Otherwise it's just too big. :-)
Deletethank you for answering me! since i can't read on a screen i can't wait to get my hands on these but don't worry i will be extra patient^^ and not pestering you each month to know when it will be available ( but don't hestate to let us know, we are fan of printed books here^^)
DeleteGood morning! Thanks for having me here today, and thanks for the review.
ReplyDeletethank you a lot for coming to see us, we really appreciate.
DeletePlease let us know when you have a future release or cover reveal, we would be happy to spread the word
Thanks! I do have a new story out in December, Princess Curvy: A Curvy Girl's Italian Fling. It's the last of my Curvy Girl series (for now!)
DeleteAwesome! I can't wait to read it!
DeleteWhat a wonderful trilogy! It is so nice to see some sassy real women heroines. Loved the excerpt. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteThanks for stopping by! And I agree-we as a society need more curvy role models!
DeleteI'm so going to have to check out this trilogy! I've never heard of it before and I love reading about curvy girls!
ReplyDeleteThanks! I hope you enjoy.
DeleteSeems like a great reading, nice covers too.
ReplyDeleteThank you! The models for the covers were all super nice to work with. I had to do the covers that way because there is a distinct lack of curvy women on the stock photo sites!
DeleteI like books that have realistic women. Not everyone is a super model! These all sound great so adding them to my wishlist.
ReplyDeleteThanks! Besides, those super models are airbrushed. ;) Is that too catty? But I do agree, real women have curves!
DeleteHa no! I totally agree with you! ;) I honestly find that women look much prettier without all the makeup. Or very light makeup.
Deleteso true because after some year of use when you see them without anything their skin is awful
DeleteI like the concept of these books as I am a curvy woman also.
ReplyDeleteHi, Robbie, and thanks for stopping by!
DeleteI found your thoughts helpful.
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