Curvy Girls Can't Date Bad Boys

The Curvy Girl Club, Book 4

De: Kelsie Stelting

Narrado por: Joyce Oben

An arranged marriage and a bad boy who breaks all of the rules...My father’s been planning my wedding day for longer than I have. Since I turned 17, he’s sent me on date after date with people from the film industry - producers, directors, actors...

I’ve dated - and turned down - them all.

But Ryde Alexander is the worst. He’s vapid, self-obsessed, and it doesn’t help that his sister is evil in a pair of Louboutin heels. Too bad he’s the one my dad is determined to send me down the aisle with the day I turn 18.

My only escape is a food delivery boy and a motorcycle my dad would have a heart attack if I got on. But I don’t care. I need to get away, and Ronan is more than happy to take me.

But this forbidden getaway driver is starting to mean more to me than the man I’m supposed to marry.

The only problem is, I may not have a choice.

Zara’s story in The Curvy Girl Club is the emotional, exciting listen you have been waiting for! Who wouldn’t want to be whisked away on the back of Ronan Moretti’s motorcycle and have the adventure of a lifetime? Start listening to Curvy Girls Can’t Date Bad Boys today and begin falling in love.

©2020 Kelsie Stelting (P)2021 Kelsie Stelting

Curvy Girls Can’t Date Bad Boys

As always I am enjoying this series.
This couple I didn’t see coming actually and I liked loved that.

Zara is arranged to be married to a movie star, a genuine movie star and she tries she really does but she can’t. She can’t stand him Ryde he is self-absorbed and not to mention he has devils own sister who she goes to school with.
Zara just wants to make her own choices. In comes Ronan on a motorcycle not exactly what Zara was thinking but love and attraction have other plans.

I loved Ronan he sticks up for those who can’t. His life isn’t rainbows and flowers. And when he sees Zara he can’t help what he feels either.
Their love story will have you oooing and aweing, then being frustrated but it is so worth the ride.

I liked the narration a lot actually I think the narrator did a great job with accents as well.

Be Bold!

Zara's story was the one I most looked forward to in this series, and I was not disappointed! I'm so happy she found her happy ending.

Just amazing

This book has brought so much joy, this series had me crying and laughing and really relating so much with her character loved the ending

Best yet

This one is the best one out of all of the ones I’ve read so far! Love Zara and Ronan’s story

Enjoyed the multiple head scratchers

Good story with a lot going on with multiple characters. I did a lot of head scratching & asking but why would they… or That’s dumb, they should… But that’s the point of the storyline. I predicted a few of the twists & others I was surprised by. Lots of smarts behind the main character. Really did get to know the background supporting characters. I didn’t like them more but understood them more. I did a lot of parent blaming though the story & wanted to make some CPS calls. Voice actress still annoying but not enough for me to not continue through the series. Enjoying them all.

Love these stories!

I love these stories! I wish I could have read these in High school! It would have provided me with more confidence!

Emotional Connection

This book made me cry.
Emotional pull ✅
Great Characters ✔
Awesome Plot ✔

This book is my favorite of the series so far.

Great Storyline!

This story is amazing!! I love this whole series!! Cannot wait to listen to the next one!! The author does a great job of keeping the story moving and changing it up from what you think might happen next!

Not what the title makes you think

I love this series so of course I was going to listen to this book. I have to say though, I thought by the title, this one might be a little tacky. It wasn’t! It was a cute story. Interesting plot. I really liked it!

Cultural Narrative Misfit

This was predictable from start to finish. A headstrong female lead overcoming expectations dealing with an overbearing parent. Even the fact that she comes from ill-gotten wealth did not make her interesting at all. Even the way her supposed area of strength was written did not make her unique. The story is a far cry from the quality writing that is to be expected from the Curvy Girls series. The narrative is paradoxical bordering on tiresome in its predictability. Ronan as a victim of domestic violence was just about the only thing that made this book interesting but unfortunately, it fell short in fleshing out Ronan as something else other than a motorcycle-riding bad boy. For a character that could have had so much depth only to be pigeon-holed into a miscreant and a devil without a cause type was an absolute letdown.