Full Figured 18

Full Figured Plus Size Divas, Book 18

By: Monica Walters

Narrated by: Oliver San Juan, Dani Woodson

Urban Books bestseller La Jill Hunt joins Monica Walters to bring listeners humorous, romantic stories of beautiful full-figured women navigating their sometimes complicated love lives.

Kiss and Tell by La Jill Hunt:

Joli McNeil always wanted to become a teacher and make a difference in children’s lives, but that doesn’t mean her dream job is always easy. Dealing with the current parent from hell has Joli not only ready to throw in the towel, but throw hands too.

Thankfully, she finds joy in her friends, coworkers, and most recently, Caleb, the new man in her life. Then things get complicated, and Joli finds herself facing a dilemma when her work life and personal world collide in the worst possible way.

Is Caleb worth dealing with all the drama that comes along with him? Or will cutting ties from it all mean walking away from true happiness in and outside the classroom? La Jill Hunt pens another humorous, relatable story that entertains and inspires.

Love Won’t Let Me Wait by Monica Walters:

Giánni LeCrae Judice has a past riddled with failed relationships and broken hearts, so she has chosen to focus on her self-worth instead. However, when she finds herself just going through the motions in her job as a bank loan officer, she feels the need for some entertainment. A new customer’s flirtatious advances might just offer her a new way to occupy her downtime.

When Ford Ajani Noel decided to skip out on a four-year degree to become a truck driver, his parents were sorely disappointed, but Ford believes there is potential in trucking, so he isn’t giving up on his dream. When he heads to a local bank for financial assistance, he isn’t prepared for the curveball life throws at him. This ball of curves is professional, fiery, and gorgeous, and Ford is determined to make her his no matter the cost.

Giánni isn’t prepared for what having Ford in her life can lead to, and she’s taken aback by how fast it progresses. Will Ford be able to convince her that he can meet her exactly where she is, or will his aggressive attempts at loving her prove to be too much for her to handle?

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The characters

I liked the story. The main characters had amazing chemistry. Their relationship was phenomenal.

Just ok

First story great, 2nd story ok didn’t really get into it lost some of the luster with all the cattiness, Not a full Figured best.

Love Won’t Let Me Wait

“Love Won’t Let Me Wait”, but “Full Figured 18: Full Figured Plus Sized Divas” hmm, but WHAT?Pause.Wait.Stop., has a book 2🤨🫣⁉️…WAIT A MINUTE 🙂‍↔️⁉️This review and subsequent ⭐️’s is/ was for Monica Walter’s contribution to Full Figured 18: Full Figured Plus Sized Divas” ONLY🤷🏾‍♀️‼️Her book was written in typical MW style, there an alpha male on deck, plenty of adult only romance, a little urban ugly & a plot twist to break the monotony 🤭‼️Nevertheless, Denisha from “Somebody Else Will” couldn’t get within fire breathing distance of Giánna & Ford as implied. However, at first sight (claimed by Ford) Yanni & Ford chemistry, vibe rapid romance journey was palpable. Meanwhile, to my dismay this eight hour AUDIBLES read wasn’t entirely devoted to Author MW’s book (it should have been🤦🏾‍♀️🥴). Unfortunately though, there are no conciliatory words or ⭐️’s to adequa‼️tely convey my thoughts and disappointment regarding book 2 “Title: Unknown” by Treasure Hernandez…😶🤐‼️

Love want let me wait

Love want let me wait was a great story, I really enjoyed the story wasn’t ready for it to end. This was a great love at first sight enjoyable read. The forehead kisses are the best.

The First Book Was Great

As I stated in my review of the book in Kindle I loved the first book bu Monica Walters. As always she delivered however I still cannot get in to the second book. I just could not get into the second book. I have tried reading it and listening but it still not for me. I could not listen past Chapter 17 which was the epilogue for the first book. The narrator's were also pretty monotone.