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

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Anyone with an actually torn rotator cuff can tell you that regular pain killers do absolutely nothing to dull the agony it leaves you in. When Travis sees her with the haircut, and that same day while maybe slightly, side-ways hugging her, he gets hard. he apparently thinks that he needs stephen’s permission to be "between her legs" when no, that's not the case.

But, as we all experience at one time or another, the cover—no matter how great—is in no way indicative of the journey that awaits the reader.

Seeing Georgie and her sister’s relationship struggle and strain but also grow felt like a real moment and one that was particularly relatable.

And while there are bound to be hoards of readers who find virginal 23-year-old Georgie quirky, I’m not one of them. Pretending turns into wanting more between them both when it comes down to the emotional and physical side of a relationship. I love that Tessa has created a female role in which she enjoys the perspective of entertainment for kids. I also have a torn rotator cuff, except I'm not a professional athlete and have been denied treatment or surgery to dull the pain. I'm going to be doing a video that goes into way more detail because I have a whole list, but from "baby girl" to things be described as male for no reason?In addition, I hated how Travis would constantly point out Georgie was a virgin and he was the first man to participate in sexual acts with her. Some things I let slide more than others but the phrasing of this book was just SO awkward and I didn’t vibe with the writing at all. that, to me, seems very unhealthy because it sounds like "i'm better BECAUSE of her" and not "she helps me getting better".

I might consider reading more books in the series, particularly the one with Georgies sister, but I’m in no rush and would mostly use it as a filler read. But the girl Travis used to tease was now a funny, full-of-life woman and there's nothing fake about how much he wants her.I've actually never read the "in-love-with-brother's-best-friend" trope and I think the trope sounds great and I was so excited for this esp. I might give the next one a go and if the writing style works better than the series may become a favourite. populates the novel with a lovable cast of meddling secondary characters who help and hinder Georgie and Travis.