Curvy Girls Can't Date Bullies
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He bullied my sister. Now it's his turn to pay.Ryker is the top of the Emerson Academy food chain, and he uses his power to remind everyone of just how powerless they are.Until now.When I see him picking on the most innocent girl in school for her weight, I snap. Ignoring him is no longer enough. No, my friends and I are going to make him pay.He's going to go down as the hottest mess Emerson Academy has ever seen, and I'm going to be the one lighting the flame.Get your copy of Curvy Girls Can't Date Bullies today for the payback and redemption every girl who's been bullied for her size has ever dreamed of. You'll love this standalone story in the Curvy Girl Club!
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I'll admit that I was rather skeptical about the concept of “bully romance” (and frankly, I still am). I'm generally not a big fan of the enemies-to-more trope because it is quite difficult to pull off a credible transformation from someone behaving like a grade-A jerk to a hero or shero I can root for.
But, having read and loved other books by Kelsie that also touched on serious issues, I was curious to see how she would handle it.
Regarding the romance and Ryker's miraculous change, I'm still a bit confused as to how much was posturing for his clique, and when exactly he began to start seeing Cori as a friend and potentially more.
Initially, Ryker acted in such a cruel and disrespecting way, I doubted he'd be able to redeem himself. But there were plenty of swoon-worthy moments, and Cori and Ryker got their HEA.
I really liked Cori as a shero, and I especially enjoyed spending time with her and her group of friends, the Curvy Girl Club 2.0. I also appreciated how the story arc with Cori's family played out in the end.
And much respect to Faith who actually opposed the plan to bully the bully right back. I'll admit that these girls are better people than me - I don't hink I could forgive Ryker quite as easily as they did, especially Ginger and Faith.
This is the first book in the Curvy Girls series I've read (although there are more on my TBR). It can absolutely be read as a standalone, although you might want to read more about the other girls in the “CGC 2.0” after you've finished this story.
