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Curves Books in Order

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Browse the Curves books by J.S. Scott in order, with quick summaries and background on these short, body-positive romance stories.

Last updated: June 30, 2026

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Curves books in publication order

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3 books

1

Curves by Design

by JS Scott

2012

This short romance keeps the Curves series focus on body confidence, strong attraction, and a hero who knows exactly what he wants. It is playful, steamy, and easy to tear through in one sitting.

2

The Beast Loves Curves

by JS Scott

2012

A curvy heroine and the intense man drawn to her are at the center of this fast, fantasy-tinged romance. It is short, sexy, and proudly built around desire without apology.

3

The Curve Ball

by JS Scott

2012

Pastry chef Maggie Jones ends up paired with the handsome man she has secretly wanted for ages. Jake Rawlins is done hinting, and one charity ball may finally force the truth into the open.

Curves books in chronological order

  1. Book cover for "The Beast Loves Curves"

    The Beast Loves Curves

    by JS Scott

    2012Curves, Book 1
  2. Book cover for "The Curve Ball"

    The Curve Ball

    by JS Scott

    2012Curves, Book 2
  3. Book cover for "Curves by Design"

    Curves by Design

    by JS Scott

    2012Curves, Book 3

Series background & context

The Curves books, also tied to the Big Girls and Bad Boys label, are some of the most openly body-positive stories in J.S. Scottโ€™s backlist. These are short, sexy romances that put curvy heroines front and center and make no apology for the fantasy. The men in these stories are all in, and that confidence is part of the charm.

The plots are quick and simple on purpose. A charity ball, an unexpected attraction, a fantasy-flavored setup, or a fast emotional collision is usually enough to get things moving. These are not long, layered family sagas. They are short romances built to be fun, warm, and very readable.

The appeal is straightforward.

Scott gives her heroines insecurity sometimes, but she never treats them like side characters in their own stories. They are desired, pursued, and loved as they are. If you want compact romance with a playful tone, a lot of chemistry, and a more feel-good body-positive angle, this series is an easy one to pick up.

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