Thinly Veiled

You know, sometimes you just gotta make your own happiness in a world eager to find fault with you, and you gotta embrace family, even when they piss you off.

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

I don't care if the world calls me plus-sized, and I've learned to stop caring if my sister calls me flawed.

Because I'm about to call those sexy, loving fellas, Drew and Aithan, my husbands.

When I look in the mirror, I finally see the beautiful woman my men love. We've survived a hellish year, and we're on track for happiness. Until greed slithers from the dark corners of Drew's past, and pride tries to drive a wedge between Aithan and me.

That monster, Spite, brought along its wicked cousins, Avarice and Scorn. They're crafting thinly veiled threats, but our unconventional family is ready to tear them apart. Because nothing will stand in our way. Nothing will ruin our happiness. Nothing.

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)