Firefighter's Curvy Virgin (An Alpha BBW First Time Romance)

By Amber Branley

Lyla:

I wish I could sleep, but I can't stop thinking about him. He looks like a bad boy biker, but he seems so sweet... A guy as handsome as him would never be into a curvy girl like me. And I'm just about as curvy as they come. Or at least, I thought he wasn't into girls like me... But I'm in for a big surprise.
I can't get those chiseled muscles out of my head, along with his handsome smile and deep voice. He's everything I've ever wanted, and if I could have one wish, I wish he'd be mine... I've never done it before - I'm a virgin, and I want Matt to be my first.

Matt:

I can't get Lyla out of my head. Physically, she's everything I've ever wanted in a woman. And her personality is so sweet, so caring, so perfect... I'm lying in bed and my heart is beating so fast as I remember every second I spent with her. I've never felt like this about anyone before. I used to think I'd be alone forever, but now I know I've found her - my dream girl - and I'm going to do everything I can to win her over.

Firefighter's Curves is an instant-love, happy-ever-after alpha romance novella, featuring an older alpha male who's ready to settle down, and a younger curvy woman who's ready to find the man who treats her right. This is a standalone story.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Amber Branley
• Release date: Aug 19, 2023
• ISBN: 9798223591528

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Firefighter’s Curvy Virgin (An Alpha BBW First Time Romance)

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Amber Branley

Table of Contents

ONE – MATT

TWO – LYLA

THREE – MATT

FOUR – LYLA

FIVE – MATT

SIX – LYLA

SEVEN – MATT

EIGHT – LYLA

NINE – MATT

TEN – LYLA

ELEVEN – MATT

TWELVE - LYLA

ONE – MATT

To tell you the truth, I’m getting lonesome up here on the farm. I’m forty years old and I thought I’d be content with being alone for the rest of my life, but now I’m starting to get an itch that can’t be scratched... Now I’m starting to feel the need to find my special somebody. Only problem is, I’ve looked high and low, and I’m a picky guy – so I’m all but convinced my ‘special somebody’ doesn’t exist.

When I think of my dream girl, the first thing that springs to mind is curvy. Now, I know looks aren’t everything, and in fact they’re the least important thing to me, but what can I say? Physically, I like ‘em where they look like they’re not afraid to eat. I fantasize about a curvy cutie who can keep up with me at the buffets I like to frequent.

I know that sounds cheesy, but hell, I’m just being honest... Second thing that describes my dream girl is her personality. We don’t have to agree on everything, but I’d like to find somebody who understands me. I’m not a moody guy by any means, in fact I’m far from it, but I’m complicated... I need somebody who can handle my busy lifestyle.

I’m a hard worker, working long shifts at odd hours, working on-call, working whenever, basically... I’m a firefighter, and that means my job is my number one priority. When someone’s life is on the line, as it often is in my line of work, I’m going to give it everything I’ve got to save them.

I used to feel so fulfilled by my work, but now it’s just a job – although I still take pride in it and of course do it to the best of my ability. But now I think I’ve simply started getting slightly depressed about things. It’s not natural for humans to be alone forever. I’ve got friends and coworkers, but I rarely see ‘em anymore. They’ve got families.

But I don’t.

But that’s enough feeling sorry for myself. I’m not going to settle for something that doesn’t feel right. I’m not going to pick just anybody who looks my way, just because I’m feeling lonely. Screw that. If I’m patient, then who knows? Maybe one day I’ll see my dream girl walking down the street, and I’ll hope like hell she’s single and available...

The thought makes me chuckle a little bit as I cruise down the highway in my pickup truck. It’s four am and I’m off work for the week – my yearly vacation. Usually, I head up north and go camping in Southern Oregon, but this