Review: Fix Her Up - Tessa Bailey

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Fix Her Up (Hot & Hammered, #1)

Review: Fix Her Up - Book #1 Hot and Hammered Series - Tessa Bailey - June 2019

In the mood for a chick-lit read? Lately, I have been reading a lot of mystery books and wanted something to break up that murder and mayhem. So, I picked up Tessa Bailey's book from the library as the cover attracted me. In Fix Her Up, we meet Georgie Castle who is the youngest of three and the one in her family who is not taken seriously at all. When her childhood crush and her brother's best friend moves back home after an injury, Georgie is the only one that is there for Travis Ford. She is the motivation that he needs to be better and find something else in his life. Despite all the obstacles chucked in their way, you can see the chemistry bouncing off the pages between the pair. When an amazing opportunity comes up for Travis but he is needed to be seen as wholesome and cleaning up his act, enter Georgie who pretends to be his fake girlfriend. What will happen though when Travis gets the job? Will his arrangement be over with Georgie or will the pair realize that they both have feelings that run deep for one another? Find out in this chick-lit read by Tessa Bailey - Fix Her Up - Book #1 in the Hot and Hammered series.

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