I decided to give this book a chance even though I wasn’t super keen onÂ Fix Her Up. Love Her Or Lose Her is the second in Tessa Bailey’s Hot & Hammered series. However, I thought this was okay enough to readÂ Love Her Or Lose Her. At one point though, there’s a scene where they’re in a public baseball field, I think at the school, and just can’t resist and I was like - THAT IS WHERE CHILDREN PLAY YOU OWN A HOUSE and eh. There’s a lot of dirty talk and Travis is very much an alpha male. However, it’s just not for me at this point. Which is fine, and I thought I was down with. This book is very bold with its adult scenes. I guess it made me feel kind of like a prude. However, I just felt really awkward while reading this book. So,Â Fix Her Up was a quick read at least. And so, the two embark on fake dating that eventually becomes real. The most family friendly person he knows is Georgie. Travis needs to clean up his reputation and prove that he is family friendly. He is now hoping to get a new job as a stadium announcer. Travis is back in town after leaving the pro baseball team he was on and he is working for Georgie’s brother.Īs it turns out, Travis has a bit of a reputation for being a player on and off the field. In fact, she only has ever had eyes for her older brother’s best friend – Travis Ford. As she’s been so focused on her own business, she hasn’t really had time for love. And she is working on getting her business off the ground. Instead, she is a children’s entertainer - a clown. As it turns out though, Georgette “Georgie” the youngest of the family does not care one whit for the family business. They flip houses, stage houses and do contracting. Georgette Castle’s family business is renovations.

Ultimately,Â Fix Her Up was okay – enough for me to read on to the second book in the Hot & Hammered series. I finally picked it up off my TBR cart in November. Plus, we have the whole renovation aspect and really this book just had my must read it attention. The cover is purple and quite eye catching. Seeing the cover forÂ Fix Her Up by Tessa Bailey immediately made me want to read it. I know it sounds cliche but the illustrated romance covers have really caught my attention.

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