Beauty and the Billionaire

An Interracial BWWM BBW Curvy Girl Workplace Romance

She’s the chemist with fire in her soul. He’s the billionaire who built his empire on ice. When they collide, perfection gets messy and irresistible.

Keysha Smith has one goal: revolutionize the beauty industry with a formula that’s bold, inclusive, and unforgettable. Joining Reed Luxe Cosmetics is her shot to make it happen—if she can survive working under Alexander Reed, the legendary CEO whose power and perfectionism make headlines and hearts race.

From the moment they meet, sparks fly and tempers flare. Alexander runs his company like a science, precise, measured, flawless. Keysha is the beautiful disruption he never saw coming. Her brilliance challenges him, her confidence disarms him, and her passion makes him question everything he thought success was supposed to feel like.

As they’re forced to collaborate on a groundbreaking product launch, professional tension melts into desire. Every glance burns. Every argument tempts. And soon, their chemistry threatens to ignite more than just the company’s next big innovation.

But when ambition, pride, and secrets threaten to tear them apart, both will have to decide: is the love they’ve created worth risking the empire they’ve built?

💋 Beauty and the Billionaire is a sultry, slow-burn romance about ambition, attraction, and the beautiful chaos of falling for your fiercest rival.

Perfect for readers who crave confident heroines, commanding heroes, and love stories that shimmer with heat, heart, and happily ever after.

Nice story but not sure the lead was a curvy girl

It was a nice listen but unlike the Surprise Story there wasn't much that described her as as curvy. I recall the male describing her as having a slight frame" and she was in a lab coat so maybe that's why he missed all the goodness the curvy girls bring. The male lead had to humbe himself a few times because he jumped to conclusions but each time he apologized and the last time seemed sincere enough for him to give her the benefit of the doubt first. I really like that the female lead did not let him off easy and made him work to earn her forgiveness each time. Not a fan of the virtual narration or folks throwing curvy or bbw in the title but not seeing the story reflect that in the male lead's inner monologue.