I Like You Like That (Paperback) by Kayla Grosse

"I'm obsessed with Birdie Wilder...I love that she was written plus-size but confident. She wasn't trying to lose weight and hiding under hoodies. This was such an empowering book for a female with curves!" - Emily, Amazon Reviewer

"What is there to dislike at all? This book was so good. I read it in less than 24 hours! I couldn't put it down!! I loved the characters, Liam and Birdie from the get-go and was invested in their love story. I also appreciated the body positivity as a big girl myself! It was wonderful to read and escape to the world of Birdie Wilder! I am a new fan for life!!!!" - Amazon Reviewer

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AMAZON BEST SELLER FOR 7 WEEKS!

A SECOND CHANCE, ROCK STAR ROMANCE WITH A PLUS-SIZE HEROINE...

Birdie Wilder and Liam Miller haven't spoken in ten years-but that's all about to change.

Tall and chubby sixteen-year-old Birdie Wilder thought she and her best friend Liam Miller were always meant to be more than friends. But after he harshly dashes her dreams of any romantic relationship between them, their friendship ends, and they find themselves at odds.

Ten years later, Birdie is a famous rock star traveling the world and proving that plus-size women can rock with the best of them; size never equals talent, and her adoring fans love her... maybe a little too much. When a stalker begins to threaten her safety, the label hires her a personal bodyguard. A bodyguard who just happens to be the subject of her hit songs, and the face of her teenage rejection, Liam Miller.

Recently recovered from a horrible accident in the line of duty, Liam Miller is Birdie Wilder's new bodyguard. Practically forced to take the job by his friend and roommate Ben, who also happens to be a friend of Birdie's, Liam tries to make the best of his new predicament. Though he's spent the last ten years avoiding Birdie, it's time to face the music.

Now reunited, the once teenage best friends must overcome their differences and repair everything that's broken, while dealing with the increasing threat of Birdie's stalker-which is only complicated further by their growing sexual tension.

Will Birdie and Liam be able to mend their hearts and move forward?

Or will the past be too much to handle?

NOTE: This is a standalone novel with a HEA. Mentions of fatphobia, body image, kidnapping, and stalkers.