The Curviest Christmas (Steamy Alpha BBW Virgin Holiday Age Gap Romance)

By Amber Branley

Tommy:
I'm an alpha businessman who's practically retired. I used to think I liked being alone, but now the loneliness has started creeping in. I realize now, more than ever, that it's time for me to find the love of my life. It's time for me to find my soulmate.
And suddenly, I do.
When I lay eyes on her at the diner, I know she's the one. She's got curves that won't quit, a smile that could melt a snowman, and a laugh that makes me feel weak in the knees. And for a tough guy like me, that's saying something.
I've got to have this girl. I've got to make her my wife. I'm going to marry Janice Michaels.

Janice:
I just moved to this small town, and I don't know anyone here. But when I lay eyes on the hunk at the bar, I know he's the man I've been waiting all my life for. I promised myself I wouldn't ever trust a man, but I can see the honesty in Tommy Johnson's eyes. He's the kindest and gentlest alpha I've ever met. But alphas are protective as well, and Tommy shows me that he'll always protect me when another guy tries to flirt with me.
He's my knight in shining armor. He's my everything. I fell in love with him at first sight, and I know I'm going to wind up staying with him forever. I hope he proposes to me soon... Now that would be a dream come true.

The Curviest Christmas is a romance with an older, charming alpha and a curvy woman who can't believe he's interested in her. This is a standalone story and has zero cheating.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Amber Branley
• Release date: Dec 12, 2023
• ISBN: 9798223926177

Book preview

Chapter One – Tommy

Chapter Two – Janice

Chapter Three – Tommy

Chapter Four – Janice

Chapter Five – Tommy

Chapter Six – Janice

Chapter Seven – Tommy

Chapter Eight – Janice

Chapter Nine – Tommy

Chapter Ten – Janice

Chapter Eleven – Tommy

Chapter Twelve – Janice

Chapter Thirteen – Tommy

Chapter Fourteen - Janice

Chapter One - Tommy

I’m a lonely alpha male.

It’s just supposed to be another day at the office. Well, my sort of office anyway – I’m the CEO of my own business, and it’s a business that employs three. I’m one of those three, and to be honest, I leave most of the work to my assistants, Jason and Ashleigh. I deal in online sales of motorcycles – big loud hogs with the high handlebars, speed bikes, custom cruisers. You name it, I sell it.

I’m a busy guy. Or at least, I used to be. But now that I’ve outsourced most of my work to my two employees, I’m not nearly as busy as I used to be. And the loneliness has started creeping up on me in ways I never expected.

I’ll be sitting at home, trying to relax, trying to watch television or do something normal people do when they’re not working. But I can’t focus on whatever show or movie is on. All I can focus on is her – the girl who taunts my dreams in sleep and waking life. I see her at least a few times a day, but I know she only exists in my imagination.

She’s got silky hair, smooth skin, and curves that won’t quit. Curves that seem never ending. She’s gorgeous to me. She’s the most stunning woman I’ve ever laid eyes on. I always told myself I wouldn’t settle down. I always told myself I wouldn’t get married. I didn’t have the time for it. Or at least, I told myself I didn’t.

But now I’m forty one years old, and I realize I’m not invincible anymore. I also realize that even though I’ve been a stone cold alpha all my life, alphas need loving too.

I’ve got to find the girl I’ve always been looking for. I’ve got to find my soul mate. But does she exists? Is she even out there? I’m starting to think she’s nothing but a figment of my imagination. Because after all, she’s stunning to look at... And honestly, she’s got to be too good to be true.

And then she walks in.

I’m sitting in a diner, scarfing down a few pancakes, when I see the girl of my dreams walk through the front door. It’s a rainy morning along the Washington Coast, and she’s drenched as she steps foot in the seedy old diner. She looks around, scanning her surroundings, and then her eyes lock on me.

It’s not a busy diner. A few other people are eating here, but other than that it’s just me. So why is she staring at me? Why does she seem so suddenly drawn to me? She starts walking towards me.