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New Review : Curvy Girl Summer : Danielle Allen

 




4 out of 5 books



Aaliyah James is single and is ready to find the one. Her family is worried that she will never find love since she’s almost 30. Aaliyah is on a mission to find the perfect date and boyfriend for her 30th birthday celebration. But the party is only seven weeks away. With the urging of a local bartender named Ahmad Williamson that consoled her after her first failed blind date, Aaliyah tries an online dating app. Will she find the man of her dreams online?


Curvy Girl Summer takes us into the rough waters of the dating scene. Aaliyah James is a confident, sexy, curvaceous woman who knows what she does and doesn’t want from a man. Bravo to Danielle Allen for not brining us a stereotypical plus size woman character. Also, her weight is not the main topic of the story which is refreshing. Allen is spot on with how the current dating scene is no matter what age you are. This story wouldn’t be complete without some sexy scenes thrown into the mix. Curvy Girl Summer is a sexy and fun read by Danielle Allen.


Reviewed by Radiah Hubbert


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