Set on You by Amy Lea
Crystal Chen, a curvy fitness advocate, made her name by busting gym myths and largely ignoring trolls. She has little energy left for men after her recent split and instead seeks comfort in the gym, her haven of strength and optimism.
Enter cocky new gym goer firefighter Scott Ritchie, who frequently takes her preferred squat rack. As these fierce rivals compete for control of the gym, sparks fly. The last thing they anticipate, however, is to run into each other at their grandparents’ engagement party after a series of escalating insults.
Prior to their grandparents’ wedding, Crystal learns that underneath Scott’s muscular demeanour is a tender heart. They may have discovered her soul mate after connecting over common interests in family, exercise, and corny pick-up lines. Yet vicious internet trolls push their burgeoning romance to the ultimate test when a picture of them goes viral.
In Amy Lea’s hot first romantic comedy, a fitness influencer is pushed to the limit by a gym antagonist.
Set on You by Amy Lea
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This breezy romance pairs a muscular hero who acts like an alpha but really has a marshmallow heart with a (mostly) self-assured, curvy heroine. Although these two strangers can’t seem to stop arguing, it’s impossible to ignore the sparks that fly between them. With some more emotive passages and a hint of steam, the tone is light and a little humorous. The narrative centres on Crystal, a fitness influencer and personal trainer who has come to embrace her physique. Crystal is aware that she is her happiest, healthiest self as she is, despite how others may see her size and work choice. It’s disliked at first sight when she meets a vexing stranger at the gym.
Although Crystal has a lot of preconceived notions about Scott’s behaviour and he appears to push all of her buttons, the two just can’t seem to stay apart. Hence, it complicates everything when they realize they have more in common than just going to the gym. But Scott could turn things around, and nobody would ever choose Crystal second again.
Although Crystal is already confident in her greatness, she nevertheless experiences occasional insecurities like everyone else. Because the book is set in a gym, it may have taken a worrisome turn. He possesses the qualities of a cinnamon roll wrapped in an alpha’s body, along with a touch of arrogance to go with the complete package. While Crystal’s constant assumptions occasionally drove me nuts, Scott has turned out to be such a nice guy. They get along well together.
This modern romantic comedy stars a curvaceous, biracial fitness blogger who utilizes her platform to promote body positivity and self-love, as well as a gorgeous firefighter for whom the gym served as a haven. Up until the Squat Rack thief attacks and everything goes to hell, this place was her haven.
