The Personal Trainer Wants the Fat Girl

Ava Sprout did not join a gym to lose weight.

She owns Sugar & Sprout, spends twelve-hour shifts on her feet, and would simply like to carry a fifty-pound bag of flour without her back threatening legal action.

Unfortunately, her new personal trainer makes the wrong assumption.

"I'm already gorgeous, thank you. But I want to get stronger."

Cal Lerio never makes that mistake again.

In fact, Cal has an entirely different problem.

Ava is confident, hilarious, stubborn as hell-and every time she walks into his gym wearing those leggings, his professional composure gets a little closer to death.

Ava assumes the ridiculously attractive trainer is just friendly. Cal is desperately trying to remember that she is his client.

Then training sessions turn into bakery visits. Flirting gets harder to ignore. And the stronger Ava becomes, the more obvious it is that Cal has been falling for her from the beginning.

But when another trainer decides Ava's body is something he gets to comment on, Cal's self-control may finally run out.

She came to the gym to get stronger.
He was already weak for her.

The Personal Trainer Wants the Fat Girl is a spicy, playful plus-size romance featuring a confident fat heroine, a protective personal trainer who falls first, gym chemistry, body-positive fitness, banter, cinnamon rolls, and a hero who is trying very hard to behave.

Her journey was never about becoming smaller. It was about discovering how strong she already was.