Curvy in College Books in Order
Part ofAnnabelle Winters Books in OrderBrowse Curvy in College by Annabelle Winters in reading order, with short book summaries to introduce the series and help you decide where to begin.
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Curvy in College books in publication order
5 books
The Dropout and the Debutante
by Annabelle Winters
2020
A college dropout plans to leave for the open road until he meets an unhappy, engaged young woman. Recognising how trapped she feels, he questions whether the freedom he wants still means travelling alone.
The Fratboy and the Feminist
by Annabelle Winters
2020
The president of a party fraternity finds himself opposed by first-year activist Petal. What begins as a threat to his campus standing becomes a personal upheaval when he starts falling for the woman challenging him.
The Jock and the Genius
by Annabelle Winters
2020
A college athlete dismisses an ambitious, academically gifted classmate as too serious to interest him. Her sharp wit challenges his assumptions, and the differences he first resisted begin drawing him toward her.
The Player and the Princess
by Annabelle Winters
2020
A college womaniser meets someone he instinctively calls Princess, and his usual appetite for new conquests falters. The encounter challenges his habits and raises the possibility of a relationship he might want to keep.
The Rockstar and the Recluse
by Annabelle Winters
2020
A musician spots Milly in his audience and finds himself inspired to write a new song. Convinced she is the muse he has been waiting for, he pursues a connection beyond the performance.
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