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

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But a chance encounter forces her to confront the truth: what happened to make Macy stop speaking to Elliot? I love that Tessa has created a female role in which she enjoys the perspective of entertainment for kids. The best thing about this book is my reading of it got multiple people to remove it from their TBR's and lower their ratings.

The sex scenes - that everyone said were phenomenal - were the most cringeworthy things I've ever read. 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). After he's offered a position as a sport's caster and discovers they're looking for a man who's settled-down, Georgie proffers they fake date. I'm fuming even thinking about the things I've withstood while he rests for hours after a little pain. georgie, howevery, is incredibly sex-positive so she definitely doesn't wait until marriage, and she masturbates frequently with the help of her vibrator dale (a fact that travis still doesn't seem to get behind and also feels threatened by?After losing her mother at a young age, Macy is navigating her teenage years without a female role model, relying on the time-stamped notes her mother left in her father’s care for guidance. I can NOT accept that Travis got attracted to Georgie after, not just treating her like a kid, but also considering her like his own sister ALL his life.

i know she’s writing these books for me, i can feel in from the bottom of my toes to the top of my fucking scalp. Now, what happens is, Travis treats Georgie like a kid, not only that, he never spends a single extra minute with her unless it's about something important. 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? It takes him a significant amount of time to realise his opinion should've been the same before she changed, but I still thought it was gross behaviour. I loved the secondary characters and the dynamic they bring to this story and I seriously can't wait for more in this series!georgie mentions a lot how her family and the town they live in still see her as the child, the little sister she was when she was younger. I've endured eight-hour shifts in complete agony, been told the pain is in my head by my own parents and doctors and forced to just live with it. stephen also almost punches travis because of his relationship with georgie (at this point, they are still only fake-dating, but obviously, stephen doesn't know that) and says stupid shit like "i think you know i have to", like no, you literally don't? I had some trouble accepting that but I digress) but as the youngest in her family, all she wants is to be taken seriously. When Travis realizes his womanizing reputation (his nickname, "Two Bats," hints at his prowess both on the field and in the bedroom) might prevent him from landing a coveted job as a broadcast announcer, Georgie suggests a mutually beneficial fake relationship.