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

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Seriously ladies (and gents, depending on your taste) you will be enthralled at how lovable Travis truly is. I don't think anything that seriously utters the phrase "concrete buttocks" should get more than 1 star. Lily swears she’ll never end up in another abusive home, but when Ryle starts to show all the same warning signs that her mother ignored, Lily learns just how hard it is to say goodbye. This book is five years behind its time, as seen in its creepy, overprotective, easily-angered love interest and an air-headed, literal clown main character.

When they both realise they have questionable reputations, they decide to enter a fake relationship to achieve their lifetime goals. so imagine my complete shock when it turned this wasnt a total car wreck of a story, but a story that gives you the same feeling you get when you hit every green light.For all ebook purchases, you will be prompted to create an account or login with your existing HarperCollins username and password. I guess he's super hot because women shamelessly offer themselves up to him throughout the book, in fact he's SO HOT that a man tells Travis he can sleep with his wife because he's on her 'hall pass'. in general, they weren't too bad, the best one is probably is still the first one (at least they do the do in the bed). Travis has recently injured his shoulder after a successful baseball career and is now in remission. I can't believe he wanted to touch her legs and see her breasts when he still thought of her as a sister.

She used to never take care of her, always dressed like she didn't care what people thought, and was considered a child by almost everyone, including her big brother, so obviously Travis treated her like one too.

stephen not allowing bethany, his sister, more freedom in their company when both of them inherited it because he’s a traditionalist? 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. But a chance encounter forces her to confront the truth: what happened to make Macy stop speaking to Elliot? How was I supposed to take the girl seriously when (1) she’s a clown ( are there even any children on planet Earth that like clowns anymore?