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Worth the Weight (The Worth #1)

Mara Jacobs

ebook | Pages: 360 pages

Rating: 3.65 | 7932 Users | 524 Reviews

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Title	:	Worth the Weight (The Worth #1)
Author	:	Mara Jacobs
Book Format	:	ebook
Book Edition	:	Special Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 360 pages
Published	:	October 7th 2012 by Self (first published October 1st 2012)
Categories	:	Romance. Womens Fiction. Chick Lit. Contemporary Romance. Contemporary

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A new body. A new life. An old flame?

Lizzie Hampton is literally a shadow of her former self. Having lost half her body weight, she's headed to her small hometown to test out her new body on an old flame. Just a harmless fling to get her self-confidence back before she returns to the city and the new man in her life.

But Lizzie's plan has a few bumps in the road.

Finn Robbins can't believe Liz is back in town. Desperate to be the holder of her innocence eighteen years ago, he never got the chance. Now she's back and he can finally check her off his to do list. But her friends, his son, and the mysterious Annie may have something to say about that.

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Ratings: 3.65 From 7932 Users | 524 Reviews

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DNF'd at 18%. I had zero respect for either hero or heroine, and my tolerance level for "woe is me, I used to be fat" bullshit is abysmally low. OK, you used to be overweight and now you're not. We get it. Move.On.The saddest part, however, was that even though I was annoyed, I was also bored. And I think that's saying something.

So, there is this not-so-secret secret that publishers will drop the kindle version of the first book in a series to free right before the latest book in the series comes out. This is the hopes of getting you reading the series and then paying money to finish it. It seems like good marketing to me because if you get the first sample for free, you can decide to support the rest in the series or not. I got this book for free in one of these deals. I must say that I was surprised at how much I

Some people have a very curious idea about what acceptable behaviour is.Oh, and anyone who was so obese as to have stretchmarks, doesn't just have "jiggely thighs", they have an enormous excess of skin, which needs surgery, and that leaves scars. I would have been on board with an honest story about what it means to lose so much weight and then start being intimate again, but as it is this heroine is a totally pukeworthy liar, and the weight loss comes right out of a Disney movie.

Light romance between Finn & Elizabeth (Lizzie). Finn and Lizzie dated when she was 18 - he broke her heart by rejecting her. Years later she returns to their home town with "A Plan". This is the story of Lizzie's plan which was to be a fling with Finn. Trials and tribulations of that fling.sequel Work the drive - this is the story of Lizzie's friend Kate.

[2015 Reading Challenge]A book with bad reviewsthe romance was cute-ish, although the thought processes disturbing at times. other than that, well, there's nothing quite going for it ... although i do actually want to check out the second instalment to find out how life goes for the protagonist's friend.so, perhaps, it wasn't a total debacle after all.plus, i needed to check off the 'romance' item on my reading challenge, and considering this was free, i thought, why not? it needs quite a bit of

DNF - I just couldnt bring myself to finish the book. The writing and story was good if a little slow moving. Dont get me wrong. I jumped to the next in the series. But the female character has such weight issues and the male had such a difficult family life, it felt like a train wreck waiting to happen. I just couldnt watch it.

Oh, hurrah, another book where the h had absolutely no self esteem due to her weight, and who had the juvenile logic of a middle-schooler.Why can't there be a book where the plus-sized/curvy heroine has SOME self-esteem issues (like many women do), but isn't in need of ongoing psychological help?