The Skinny

The hardest thing in life? Shutting up that a-hole critic living inside your head. Because how can you see your way to happiness when you can't even see yourself?

Big boobs, tiny waist, wide hips, and long legs. That's still me, Zelda Gordon.

The world still calls me plus-sized.

My parents still call me voluptuous.

Drew and Aithan? They call me sexy, beautiful...and blind.

Why blind? Because I can't see myself clearly when I put on that fatkini and look in the mirror. The woman looking back is insecure, overweight, and ugly. I may be professionally successful and loved by two - Maybe three? - hot, generous guys, but I've got a long way to go before my brain and my body agree.

It doesn't help that my half-sister's screwing with my head, and my jerk ex-boyfriend keeps showing up.

And that murderous monster Spite? It's still running free, and its teeth are sharper than sh*t.

NOTE: If you find cussing offensive, if you skip past the sex scenes, or if the idea of multiple love interests makes you clutch your pearls (not in a good way), The Fatkini Chronicles ain't the books for you. But if you love sweet and spicy, curvy girl, illness romance with two cinnamon roll heroes who are all about their woman's happiness, then this series is calling your name.

READING ORDER: Fatkini The Skinny Thick and Thin Thinly Veiled Thicker than Water Thick as a Brick (Prequel: this title can be read out of sequence) Break (Can be read alone, but even better if read after Thicker than Water)