The Jack*ss in Class

The Cocky Kingmans, Book 5

De: Amy Award

Narrado por: J.F. Harding, Vanessa Vasquez

He’s the campus king with a no-girlfriends rule.
But he’s about to break it for the most irritating, sassy-mouthed woman he’s ever met.

Flynn Kingman’s senior year plan is simple: class, getting drafted in the first round, and no romantic complications. Until he chases a rogue baby donkey across campus and meets Tempest Navarro—the one woman immune to his charm.

Tempest Navarro is hiding her bestselling romance novels, anxiety, and a baby donkey in her sorority house. Nope, nothing to see here. Especially not for a jock that’s too hot for his own good. Why does he have to be in her Shakespeare class, saying smart things, and driving her insane?

When they’re forced together by a university tutoring program, verbal sparring turns to undeniable attraction. Especially when Tempest’s emotional support donkey, her meddling sisters, and a whole lot of Kingman siblings are all conspiring to push them together at every turn.

This steamy sports romance features a protective football player with hidden depths, a curvy heroine owning her talents and learning to take up space, an emotional support donkey with perfect timing, and that Bridgertons-meets-American-Football family that’ll make you wish you were a Kingman.

©2025 Amy Award (P)2025 Dreamscape Media

Great narrators

Flynn is one of the twins from the Kingsman brood. Tempest is a curvy, Latina good girl that goes to the same college. She’s standoffish, but he’s persistent. When a baby donkey is loose on campus they end up working together to take care of him. This one is cute, and spicy.

“To stories. The ones we read, the ones we write, and the ones we live.”

I absolutely loved this story and how relatable Tempest is to me as a Latina big girl. And it was also super fun to listen to the Latin accent in so many different characters. The narrators did a spectacular job with it.

Flynn and Tempest meet by chance when she manages to stop the donkey that got loose during the pep rally and is now running away from Flynn. What sets this story apart from the rest of the series so far is how Tempest would not give Flynn the time of day. But Flynn was determined to get to know her, and fate kept throwing them together.

I love both Tempest and Flynn's journey of acceptance and learning how to love yourself no matter what others think or say, and that you should always follow your dreams even if these take you in a different direction than what you thought they would. Something else that was very relatable to me from this story was how Flynn learned that moving away from your family doesn’t mean you lose them.

Quote: “For perhaps the first time in my life, I looked at my reflection and saw not the girl who took up too much space, who didn’t quite fit, but a woman who filled her space exactly as she was meant to.”

Maybe the best one yet!?

The cocky kingman series is my favorite romance series. The plus size FMC are all so relatable, their struggles are real, and the story they tell I find myself in. Tempest may be the one I relate to most, or maybe it’s just her finding her way to take up space. My whole heart loved her, and this story. Now I’m ready for the next one.

Favorite Kingsman Amore

I love Amy Award but this one takes the cake. She knocked it out of the park.

Empowering a woman to not let society define who they are

Loved the humor, the love and the confidence that is found. This is where a woman that doesn’t let her body’s society definition is thrown out the window.

Applause for Amy Award!

Amazing book, I have been a huge fan of the series and this is another great addition. Love the direction this story takes and its build up for the next !

love

I absolutely love all the Kingman books and their inclusiveness with plus size ladies getting love. Just like Tempest was doing for her readers <3

Walls

All the walls up.... but when they come crumbling down.... the best HEA ever!!

I need more

I love love this series and Amy’s books. I need more. Laughed, cry, great imagery, HEA!

The jackets in class

The way the FMC stands up to her family was truly inspiring, while still showing respect.