Paper Moon Summer

A coastal love story about visibility, art, and a plus-sized woman finding her worth

De: Evelyn Raine Bexley

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

When magazine editor June Porter is sent to profile reclusive novelist Ben Carroway, she expects an assignment—what she finds instead is herself. In a quiet cottage by the sea, June confronts the control she’s built her life around: deadlines, image, the armor of professionalism that keeps her safe and unseen. Ben’s art—and his gaze—refuse to edit her. He paints what he sees, curves and confidence intertwined, and his honesty leaves her undone.

As interviews blur into conversations and coffee turns into confession, June and Ben build something fragile and real. Their connection grows through shared silences, artistic tension, and the kind of laughter that cracks old defenses. But when admiration collides with fear, both must face the truths they’ve avoided—about creation, self-worth, and the risk of being fully known.

Paper Moon Summer is an emotionally rich BBW romance set against a windswept coastal backdrop. It explores what it means to be seen in a world obsessed with filters, and how love can become an act of courage rather than compromise.

Through alternating perspectives, readers are drawn into a story of two imperfect people rewriting their own narratives—without erasing who they are. June’s body is not a battle to be won, but a home she learns to inhabit; Ben’s solitude is not punishment, but a choice that softens when met with her light.

In a rhythm both intimate and cinematic, their relationship unfolds as an unhurried revelation. What begins as an interview becomes a collaboration—of art, forgiveness, and desire. As they confront betrayal, distance, and the pull of old habits, they learn that love, like revision, is not about perfection but persistence.

Perfect for fans of contemporary plus-sized romance, Paper Moon Summer blends emotional realism with slow-burn sensuality, proving that the most powerful stories are the ones that stop pretending.

This is a love story about creative redemption, quiet bravery, and the beauty of being seen exactly as you are—no edits required.