Wilder at Last by Serena Bell

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Wilder at Last by Serena Bell
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Falling for my frenemy? Out of the question.

Easton: For as long as I can remember, I’ve been giving Hanna a hard time—and she’s been giving it right back. So we’re both shocked to find ourselves on the same side of a project: helping Hanna win the heart of the celebrity chef hired by my family’s business to give summer workshops.
It shouldn’t be a big deal. A wardrobe evaluation. A shopping trip. Maybe some how-to-get-the-guy advice. I’m an expert on matters of the heart—or, at least matters of the mattress.
But as Hanna starts to trust me and open up, I see her differently. She’s not so much blunt as refreshingly honest, not so much a plain Jane in baggy clothes as… deliciously curvy. And hidden under that spiky, steely exterior is a soft heart she doesn’t show anyone.
Suddenly, the project includes ogling Hanna in dressing room mirrors. Offering her kissing lessons. And desperately trying not to give in to the sizzling heat between us.
I have to let her know the plan has changed: I’ll still help her get the guy she wants. I just need to somehow convince her that it’s me.

A steamy, opposites-attract, enemies-to-lovers (or is it friends-to-lovers? So hard to tell with these two!), mountain man small-town rom com.

  • File Name:wilder-at-last-by-serena-bell.epub
  • Original Title:Wilder at Last
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  • Language:en
  • Identifier:urn:isbn:9781953498236
  • Publisher:Jelsba Media Group
  • File Size:386.159 KB

Table of Content

  • 1. Cover
  • 2. Title Page
  • 3. Contents
  • 4. Chapter 1
  • 5. Chapter 2
  • 6. Chapter 3
  • 7. Chapter 4
  • 8. Chapter 5
  • 9. Chapter 6
  • 10. Chapter 7
  • 11. Chapter 8
  • 12. Chapter 9
  • 13. Chapter 10
  • 14. Chapter 11
  • 15. Chapter 12
  • 16. Chapter 13
  • 17. Chapter 14
  • 18. Chapter 15
  • 19. Chapter 16
  • 20. Chapter 17
  • 21. Chapter 18
  • 22. Chapter 19
  • 23. Chapter 20
  • 24. Chapter 21
  • 25. Chapter 22
  • 26. Chapter 23
  • 27. Chapter 24
  • 28. Chapter 25
  • 29. Chapter 26
  • 30. Chapter 27
  • 31. Chapter 28
  • 32. Chapter 29
  • 33. Chapter 30
  • 34. Chapter 31
  • 35. Chapter 32
  • 36. Chapter 33
  • 37. Chapter 34
  • 38. Chapter 35
  • 39. Chapter 36
  • 40. Chapter 37
  • 41. Chapter 38
  • 42. Chapter 39
  • 43. Chapter 40
  • 44. Chapter 41
  • 45. Chapter 42
  • 46. Chapter 43
  • 47. Chapter 44
  • 48. Chapter 45
  • 49. Chapter 46
  • 50. Epilogue
  • 51. Excerpt from Hott Shot
  • 52. Also by Serena Bell
  • 53. Acknowledgments
  • 54. About the Author
  • 55. Copyright

1 comments
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Jo Jo
Jo Jo

I am beginning to despise the word curvy.

Replya year ago
  • Shelby Dosnmatter

    Exactly! Curvy has way to many possibilities to it. It could mean "A girl that is plus sized" or it could mean a girl with a tiny waist and huge bum or something, it just doesnt fit the narrative if you dont even know what your FML actually looks like. Give us something to work with other than "Curvy" 🙄

    a year ago
  • Jo Jo

    In my country, it's a polite way to say a big woman. Some of the older people will just say 'fat person'. I think the writer should just come out and say that the FMC is plus sized and be blunt about it. Curvy is too subjective these days; if she is a bigger girl, just come out and say it.

    a year ago