β Scribed by Vargo, Tabatha
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
Big girls need love, too, but at what cost? Lilly is loaded, not only with money, but with weight. Both things she could do without. But even with her undesired millionaire status, she doesn't hold on to false hopes of finding true love. So when a sexy stranger comes into her life dripping with seduction, she finds it hard to resist. The bigger they are the harder they fall and Lilly falls straight through the floor in love with Mr. Sexy. Too bad he's there for all the wrong reasons. The chance of losing it all will make you do some crazy things and Devin's willing to do whatever it takes to keep his life together. All seems lost when out of nowhere he's approached by a Millionaire Momma with an offer he can't refuse. But even a womanizer like Devin has a heart and when the short, chunky girl with the carefree attitude breaks through his icy fac̦ade, he finds that losing everything takes on a whole new meaning. --Publisher description.
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