Fix Her Up: A Novel

Reviews

Emma (Book Angel Booktopia)

I didn’t really seem like Travis really cared much about what Stephen would think. Known as a womaniser and a play boy he definitely doesn’t have the best reputation. A little help from her friends and the creation of a women’s support group – The Just Us League – ensure Georgie is on the right path to finding her true path. I will say, don’t let the *cute* cover fool you, this book has many explicit sex scenes, but it was some of the best sex, and best dirty talk, I’ve ever read in my entire life.

Snehi

”“You are one thousand percent safe. When he moves back into his hometown, Stephen tries to cheer him up but Travis refuses to leave his apartment or do anything except wallow.

Rebecca Lyons

I seriously could not put this down, but that’s not to say there aren’t some elements of the story that could have been better. I do have a thimbleful of vanity and I’d like to keep it. Travis Ford was one of the biggest rookies in the major league until an injury cut his career short. Fix Her Up is deeper than you would expect; dealing with the way in which your identity and self-belief can be shaped by the people around you and not in a positive fashion.

SWEATA BACHYAS

I love a Cinderella moment in my romance stories. *"I've met her twice in my life. Enter Georgie. I also liked how Tessa portrayed the quest for affection and daddy issues prompting some questionable decisions – this was made all the more poignant for the gender switch, as truthfully (and disgracefully) I had never considered it in respect to the opposite sex.

Thereisalwaystimeforbooks

He needs a clean cut image to help land a new job and she needs someone to help rock the boat. Meanwhile, Georgie knows that she wants things in life that Travis doesn’t want to give her.

Renee

What you want is no more or less important than what anyone else wants. It just felt like this book wanted to mesh both of those together and it wasn’t as smooth as it could have been. Any quotations used are taken from an uncorrected proof and are subject to change.