Fix Her Up: A Novel: 1 (Hot and Hammered, 1)

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travis also seems to be of the conception that georgie needs his help and that she can't be around other men when he's not around because she can't protect herself, or, i don't know, i have no idea what that boy thinks half of the time. Read with caution, as feelings on this book are very polarizing, but if you like dirty-talking, lightly kinky, dominate men, and you like humor, a fun female MC (I loved her too! For me to have enjoyed this, I think it would need a huge facelift in how the love interest treats the main character, the descriptions were written, and how childish the characters came off. Travis Ford is a bit too much of a hot-head controlling type for my personal taste in male love interests. The only thing I could appreciate about this was Georgie and Rosie's characterisation, otherwise, it was an absolute hellish experience.

In Georgie's defense, * fix her up* correlates to the growth she strives for in multiple facets of her life—career, home, and physical appearance improvements—not only the fake relationship that she lands herself in.

Lily marries Ryle hoping the good will outweigh the bad, and the mother-daughter dynamics evolve beautifully as Lily reflects on her childhood with fresh eyes. Dominate men don't always work for me, and this book is a book for those who like the more alpha male, super-masculine type of guy. This is such a dramatic thing to be annoyed with, but I haven't lived with this chronic pain since I was two years old to see a male act like it's no big deal, even after he was privileged enough to receive treatment. He was also SO jealous and overprotective of her even when they weren’t even together, and Georgie let him get away with doing super sketchy stuff like sabotaging a date just because she thought he was ~so hot~.

I've endured eight-hour shifts in complete agony, been told the pain is in my head by my own parents and doctors and forced to just live with it.These characters had so much growing to do, and if that was shown in a complete, complex, thought out, well developed arc, this could have been great, but alas, it's trash. there are already so many little things that don't sit right w/ me in this book, and after that first sex scene. I loved the secondary characters and the dynamic they bring to this story and I seriously can't wait for more in this series! It was great that despite all the crap going on we could see this group of women come together and work out what they needed from each other. Travis and Georgie I think were my biggest issue with Fix Her Up, I couldn’t understand the attraction and I kept hoping it would grow as the book carried on but it didn’t.

wink wink** But he is not only sweet, he is this possessive, jealous, delicious and scrumptious of a specimen. I'm so annoyed that I don't even wanna type this review and I'm certainly not gonna say all that needs to be said, but here we go. Travis is a well known womanizer and retired baseball player, also known as "two bats" because his dick is also a bat I guess, which must explain the many, many times the author tells you it's getting hard. the writing/storytelling style actually reminded me a lot of ‘the bromance bookclub,’ which i also adored.

As a clown who performs at parties, it's difficult for her to find someone who views her as an adult, instead of a little kid. he seems to have the priority to keep other men away from her and that is just one step too much over the line; his jealously (that really is unreasonable because georgie's been in love with him for, like, forever) really got out of hand here. transformation to literally being considered a child by everyone around her, it was just unbearable. She's always harbored a secret crush on her older brother's best friend but she never had a hope in snagging his attention outside of being the annoying little sister that tagged along and mooned after her brother's friend.