Resist Me
A Bad Boy, Curvy Girl, Dating Auction, College Billionaire Romance
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4.5 • 22 Ratings
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- $6.99
Publisher Description
Ford Harden just paid twelve thousand dollars for a date with me.
Me. And I have no idea why.
Ford is bad news.
He handles the money for his family's underground gambling ring, and weaponizes his smirk on every girl who looks his way.
Not that I'm paying attention.
I'm just trying to pass math, keep my sourdough starter alive, figure out my "sort of" thing with a very nice firefighter, and stay out of Ford's orbit entirely. Easy, right?
Except his brother is dating my best friend.
And I showed up to a tutoring session and got a half-naked Ford instead.
And I caught something in his eyes I wasn't supposed to see hidden beneath the smirk and the lime-green Jaguar.
And I let my best friend talk me into a dating auction… which is for charity. Okay?
Now, here I am. On a stage. In a slinky black dress. Watching the billionaire prince of Harden Heights raise his hand and outbid every guy in the room.
Me. June Withers. The curvy, working-class girl-next-door who's best friends with his brother's girlfriend.
Twelve thousand dollars.
For one night.
He's an experienced player.
I'm in over my head.
And the way he's looking at me isn't a dare anymore.
It's a promise.
The question isn't whether Ford Harden is trouble.
The question is why a guy who's had everyone is suddenly only looking at me.
And whether I'm reckless enough to find out.
Customer Reviews
Kelsie did it again
ARC REVIEW!
Tropes:
-Friends to lovers
-Opposites attract
-Reformed bad boy/player
-Girl-next-door heroine
-Curvy FMC
-He tutors her
-Slow burn
I have yet to read a Kelsie Rae book that was less than 5 stars (in my opinion). Kelsie continues to writes the worlds I love to escape to and for that I am grateful. I love the relationship between Ford and June. The way they balance each other out is just perfect. Ford is a playboy, he is confident and flirts with everyone. But when June starts to get interest from another man he realizes that he can't hide behind the mask he puts on.
But we can't forget June. She is so sweet and patience. When I think curvy FMC June is who I envision. She knows she's curvy and carries herself with confidence. She does have some deep rooted body image struggles but she didn't make it her whole personality. Ford made her feel beautiful and lifted her up instead of pushing her down and making her feel bad about herself. I see so many similarities between myself and June.
I will forever recommend a Kelsie Rae book. I'm not usually a fan of slow burn but if Kelsie writes I read. Now I'm off for another reread and to impatiently wait for the 3rd book in the series (Hawk and Lexie) to come out.