Review: Fix her up
Author: Tessa Bailey
Genre: Adult, Contemporary, Romance.
Synopsis: After an injury ends Travis Ford’s major league baseball career, he returns home to start over. He just wants to hammer out his frustrations at his new construction gig and forget all about his glory days. But he can’t even walk through town without someone recapping his greatest hits. Or making a joke about his… bat. And then there’s Georgie, his buddy’s little sister, who is definitely not a kid anymore.
Georgette Castle has crushed on her older brother’s best friend for years. The grumpy, bear of a man working for her family’s house flipping business is a far cry from the charming sports star she used to know. But a moody scowl doesn’t scare her and Georgie’s determined to show Travis he’s more than a pretty face and a batting average, even if it means putting her feelings aside to be “just friends.”
Travis wants to brood in peace. But the girl he used to tease is now a funny, full-of-life woman who makes him feel whole again. And he wants her. So damn bad. Except Georgie’s off limits and he knows he can’t give her what she deserves. But she’s becoming the air he breathes and Travis can’t stay away, no matter how hard he tries...
Review: I am glad that i didn't know about Georgie's profession before going in this book because if i had known before i definitely would not have wanted to read it because i am not the biggest fan of clowns.. they scare the crap out of me, it is of course different reading about it because i am not seeing a clown i am just reading a book where in some parts the character was dressed like i clown..
and i did enjoy this book just not as much as i thought i would.
Out of all of the books i have read recently this one took me the longest to get through and not because of the clown thing, there were a lot of parts in the book where i was just kind of bored and wanted the book the be over with, it was a cute book but there are some parts that i felt like should have been left out.
I do feel like some people would really love this book, but i wasn't one of those people.
Stars: 3 out of 5
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