Beauty and the Billionaire

An Interracial BWWM BBW Curvy Girl Workplace Romance

De: Lillie Hart

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

She’s the bold chemist with a vision. He’s the billionaire CEO with an iron grip on his empire. Sparks were bound to fly.

Keysha Smith isn’t just breaking into the luxury beauty industry—she’s here to revolutionize it. Armed with a cutting-edge skincare formula and unshakable confidence, she’s ready to prove she belongs at Reed Luxe Cosmetics, even if it means clashing with the infuriatingly handsome and impossibly demanding Alexander Reed.

Alexander built his billion-dollar brand on perfection and control. But when Keysha storms into his world, her striking beauty, undeniable brilliance, and fiery defiance disrupt everything he thought he knew about success. She’s bold, unapologetic, and completely irresistible.

Their chemistry is undeniable, their clash inevitable. As they’re forced to work together on a groundbreaking project, tension gives way to attraction, and their battle of wills becomes a game neither can afford to lose.

Will they risk everything for a chance at something extraordinary—or will their differences tear them apart?

Beauty and the Billionaire is a seductive tale of ambition, passion, and the undeniable pull of love. Are you ready to discover what happens when two unstoppable forces collide?

Nice story but not sure the lead was a curvy girl

It was a nice listen but unlike the Surprise Story there wasn't much that described her as as curvy. I recall the male describing her as having a slight frame" and she was in a lab coat so maybe that's why he missed all the goodness the curvy girls bring. The male lead had to humbe himself a few times because he jumped to conclusions but each time he apologized and the last time seemed sincere enough for him to give her the benefit of the doubt first. I really like that the female lead did not let him off easy and made him work to earn her forgiveness each time. Not a fan of the virtual narration or folks throwing curvy or bbw in the title but not seeing the story reflect that in the male lead's inner monologue.