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Curves and Basketball a BBW romance series

Curves and Basketball a BBW romance series

Kymoni said quickly forgetting she was hanging off the side of a building. “I can't hold on, Oh God please, don't make me do this.” Shawn's dad said as his whole-body trembling trying to hold on to both girls. They both looked at him pleadingly but not saying nothing. He looked at both of the women knowing he had only seconds to decide. “I'm so sorry.” He whispered just as one of the girls slipped from his fingers, ignoring the choice he made, because gravity waits for no one. “NO, NO, NO, NO!” He screamed as the girl’s eyes widen in shock as she began to fall to her death for the second time tonight.
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Oressie
I love/hate everything you write. I love the books and I hate the roller-coasters they all send me on but I'm a gluten for punishment because I love reading your books more than anything I've read in years. Thank you for the down to earth relatable reads. Always taking me on imagination journeys.
Khadeen Landeau
I love the development of the characters… first time reading a BBW book and I must say I love it ! I think what I love most is the confidence that the curvy women display… it’s refreshing… that the main character Essie isn’t body shaming herself i just love it so far … I also love the names !!!!!
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Say it Again-Tell Me l'm not just another deal to you

Say it Again-Tell Me l'm not just another deal to you

I was shaking now, my heart running wild. Suddenly, I wasn't Flinn Coltridge, twenty-nine, playboy and soon-to-be billionaire; I was Flinn Coltridge, five, a boy who more than anything else wanted to know what he'd done wrong and why his parents would not love him. "Parents are under a different standard. Parents understand. Parents show up. Parents permit their children to make mistakes. They permit them to learn, to try, to feel. You and I are not on the same level. Our roles are much further away from each other. And then I got to see, firsthand, a true healthy relationship between a fantastic parent and child." I thought of Klaus, how she prioritized Gravity above everything else-above e
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Under The Moonlight: Alpha's Bride

Under The Moonlight: Alpha's Bride

"We learn from our mistakes and failures. Every time we fall, we get back up, and this process makes us more robust. Accept the falls because they are stepping stones to courage." I struggled to understand the profundity of my father's comments when I was thirteen. I had no idea his advice would soon be put to the ultimate test. That discussion echoed in my thoughts as I hurtled through the air, my life teetering on the brink of oblivion. But this time, the fall would be the end of my trip, with no chance of rising again. I opened my tear-filled eyes slowly, only to discover myself suspended in mid-air, cradled by an unknown force. It was Xavier, his fingers softly holding my head and keepin
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Children of Gaia

Children of Gaia

Our parents had told us not to and off course when you tell children not to do something it’s like giving them the green light to go and do something stupid, at least that’s what dad had said afterwards. But honestly we were just having fun and Rainn wanted to see how high up the waterfall actually was, so we climbed the mountain and found ourselves overlooking this majestic waterfall while standing a little too close to the edge, and because it had been raining the night before I guess and the path had been really slippery and muddy, Rainn slipped and went over. I can still remember her big brown eyes staring at me with complete panic and fear as she shouted ‘don’t let me fall, Kai,’ she wa
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Triple Seeds Of Deception

Triple Seeds Of Deception

Alexandra was unsure. Yes we came together and we look after one another as well as responsible to one another so let us go back and find him." "What?" While she experienced the pull of gravity to her body, she saw the the cear sky as felt it getting farther from it, many things had been playing on Brianna mind as she rapidly fall from the nest. As she felt she is close to earth she brace her self for the impact of her fall. 0
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My Billionaire Ex-husband Won't Call It Quit

My Billionaire Ex-husband Won't Call It Quit

That consequences were for other people. Well, gravity had finally caught up with Michael Coleman. And I would do whatever it took to ensure that when he fell all the way down, he wouldn't drag our son with him.
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Claiming Emery

Claiming Emery

Grace takes her first wobbly step toward Killian, and time stops completely. The boardroom goes silent. Twelve executives freeze mid-conversation as our eleven-month-old daughter lets go of her play mat and lurches forward on unsteady legs, arms stretched toward her father with pure determination. “Did she just—” Tom starts. “Shh,” Killian whispers, not taking his eyes off Grace as she takes another wobbling step. One step. Two. Three steps before she topples forward into Killian's waiting arms.
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Falling, Fallen.

Falling, Fallen.

But this very exact moment, Banri felt a strange feeling. Banri's mind flashed with the memories of his own father destroying his art studio to bits just so that Banri could quit his passion and solely follow the steps to inherit the family business. Now looking at Ken, his son, Banri realised how wrong he had been to stop Ken the same way he was prohibited to follow his passion. If the same thing continues to repeat, how will Banri face himself in future? Wasn't he being too petty for a parent? Banri tenderly gazed at how Ken was smiling widely and turned around to leave the seats. His son should not face the same pain. He should let go of the past and look towards the future. A future wher
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Conqueror of the Seven Empires

Conqueror of the Seven Empires

Taking my stance I tried to jump with all of my power into my legs. Jumping with all my might my disappointment is immeasurable. You're kidding me, right!? I could only jump about ten inches! What a weird gravity. Don't call me a dumb if I didn't notice it earlier it's not like my body feels heavy but it more like something is pulling me downwards as soon I leave the ground. Maybe because I don't feel anything that I didn't notice the weird gravity here in the void. What an asshole on whoever made this! Oh well... Because now I know the reason behind this I tried to climb up once again with more cautiousness.
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YOU WILL NEVER BE MY GOD, FELIX.

YOU WILL NEVER BE MY GOD, FELIX.

It worked, aside I broke my knees. “Baby, listen to me,” I began. “I’m going to strap you to my back. I need you to hold onto me tightly; if you don’t, you’ll fall, and things would get really bad, okay?” “Okay, mummy. If I fall, will I go to Daddy? Daddy fell.” “An absolutely terrible idea, baby, you are not going to daddy under my watch.” “Mummy… mean,” Felita stated, pouting and looking down sadly.
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I absolutely adore 'Gravity Falls'—both the show and the books feel like they were tailor-made for curious kids and nostalgic adults alike. The book series, especially stuff like 'Dipper and Mabel and the Curse of the Time Pirates’ Treasure,' has this perfect blend of goofy humor and cryptic puzzles that’ll hook middle-grade readers (think 8–12). But here’s the thing: the layers of hidden codes, mythology, and Bill Cipher’s creepy vibes make it way more rewarding for older fans who pick up on the darker undertones. My niece’s 10-year-old friends giggle at the jokes, while my 30-something Discord group still debates the cipher solutions.

The books mirror the show’s genius—they don’t talk down to kids. The mysteries are legit challenging, and the emotional beats hit hard (looking at you, Journal 3’s finale). It’s like a gateway drug for weird fiction; half my friends got into 'Lockwood & Co.' or 'Over the Garden Wall' after outgrowing 'Gravity Falls.' The physical books even have tactile elements—invisible ink, fold-out maps—that make them feel like artifacts straight from the Mystery Shack. If you’ve got a kid who loves riddles or an adult who misses Saturday morning cartoons, toss them a 'Gravity Falls' book and watch them vanish for hours.

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