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Fix Her Up

(Hot & Hammered #1)

Tessa Bailey (Goodreads Author)

3.84 · Rating details · 76 ratings · 39 reviews

A brand new romantic comedy from New York Times bestseller Tessa Bailey!

Georgette Castle’s family runs the best home renovation business in town, but she picked balloons instead of blueprints and they haven’t taken her seriously since. Frankly, she’s over it. Georgie loves planning children’s birthday parties and making people laugh, just not at her own expense. She’s dete ...more

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Jan 10, 2019 Cristina | CristiinaReads rated it it was amazing

Shelves: arc-books, favorites

➳GIVEAWAY! I am hosting a finished paperback giveaway on my blog for TWO lucky winners! Make sure to enter by clicking here.

➳Once you read a Tessa Bailey romance, there is no going back... And FIX HER UP is not an exception because you will fall in love with Travis and Georgie instantly...

➳Instantly you are drawn to this marvelous cover, and then you read the synopsis and you think... "WOW GIVE ME THAT BAD BOY RIGHT THIS MOMENT! Let me just start this review by saying that if you have not read ➳GIVEAWAY! I am hosting a finished paperback giveaway on my blog for TWO lucky winners! Make sure to enter by clicking here.

➳Once you read a Tessa Bailey romance, there is no going back... And FIX HER UP is not an exception because you will fall in love with Travis and Georgie instantly...

➳Instantly you are drawn to this marvelous cover, and then you read the synopsis and you think... "WOW GIVE ME THAT BAD BOY RIGHT THIS MOMENT! Let me just start this review by saying that if you have not read a book by Tessa Bailey then why are you even here? I mean, why are you waisting your time by reading this review? (Totally kidding... maybe not... I don't know...) But in all seriousness, if you have not read a book by Tessa then I HIGHLY recommend that you start as soon as you can. There is no denying that Tessa's writing is unique in its own way. The best kind of way that will have you drawn to the page, making you crave more and more through every turn of the page, every swipe you make, every word you may listen. With FIX HER UP, she has gained so much more respect than what I original had towards her, because of how she describes the female main character—Georgie.

➳When you are first introduced to Travis and Georgie, you do not expect the scene that you read. That's how Tessa bring the BAM to the beginning of the story. Known from their childhood, and been neighbors who live in Long Island (which is where I am from **squeals**), and grew apart because of their own differences. Travis becoming a professional baseball player, whom throughout out ends up getting injured and his career comes to an end. Georgie has known him since she was little, the youngest sister of Travi's best friend Steven. Always running around and following them as a child. She always attended all his games, Travis' biggest cheerleader, Georgie became enamored by him. To him, Georgie has always been Steven's little sister that no one pays attention to. But after one hangover morning, Travis' perspective towards her changes in the best of way. She is now all grown up, has bought her own house, is a clown for a living... YUP! You read that correctly, one of my favorite female characters of 2019 is a CLOWN FOR A LIVING!

➳Georgie is a clown for a living ladies a gentlemen, it does not get better than this. And I am not being sarcastic at all. Seriously... I am NOT! I love that Tessa has created a female role in which she enjoys the perspective of entertainment for kids. Yes, it is a fictional story in a fictional world but I just adore how unique her career is in comparison to other careers we read about in romance novels. She is an independent individual, in which is also another shot of perfection about this novel. She is all grown up now, but grown up in the best of way that Travis slowly learns to adore and love most about her. The affection he has towards her charisma and attitude really warms your heart. You just want to hug Travis, you want to ravish him! Of course in the best of ways... **wink wink** But he is not only sweet, he is this possessive, jealous, delicious and scrumptious of a specimen. Seriously ladies (and gents, depending on your taste) you will be enthralled at how lovable Travis truly is. Especially when he is in awe of Georgie;

"He wanted to give her pleasure. Wanted to protect her. And fuck the consequences, he wanted to turn himself into her addiction..."

➳The story plot itself continues after agreeing to a deal of being in a fake relationship for the sake of his career and hers as well. Pretending turns into wanting more between them both when it comes down to the emotional and physical side of a relationship. Travis' restraint is at its thread or truly wanting Georgie, while she is virgin who is still enamored with her childhood/teenage crush. Once they are together however, everything around dissolves and it's only them two. The witch craft that Tessa has with her writing is one that always fascinates me and truly does leave me flabbergasted. And once you read their story, your heart will forever be melted with Tessa's writing.

➳Overall, FIX HER UP is a comedic romance novel that will forever be engraved to your heart. Once you read Tessa's writing, there is no going back. There is no thinking "Oh should I read it?" There is only thinking "adding to my TBR and my bank account is going to hate me." (**laughs at own joke) Thank you to Tessa for always being a sweetheart, Long Island girls have to stick together in the best of ways ;)

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Jan 18, 2019 Kathy - Books & Munches marked it as earcs-tbr

Shelves: releases-2019

I adore romance novels that start out with a fake relationship so SIGN ME UP!

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Feb 08, 2019 ☽ TheBibliotheque rated it really liked it

Shelves: read-arc

“Maybe it was the way she only reached his shoulder that sent protectiveness surging up to his jugular, while somehow—at the very same time—he wanted to seek refuge in her.”

If I were to categorize my 2018 reading highlights, discovering Tessa Bailey would be in my romance top three. Shoutout to CristiinaReads for making me pick up Runaway Girl - I will be forever grateful. The reasons why I instantly fell in love with Bailey are simple. For one, this woman’s writing style is uncommonly good and “Maybe it was the way she only reached his shoulder that sent protectiveness surging up to his jugular, while somehow—at the very same time—he wanted to seek refuge in her.”

If I were to categorize my 2018 reading highlights, discovering Tessa Bailey would be in my romance top three. Shoutout to CristiinaReads for making me pick up Runaway Girl - I will be forever grateful. The reasons why I instantly fell in love with Bailey are simple. For one, this woman’s writing style is uncommonly good and addicting. There’s just something about the way her characters are written that makes you care about them easily and deeply. Which brings me to the second reason why her books are my personal brand of addictive and why they will not be for everybody. The character formula Bailey uses for her stories: alpha male + inexperienced/sweet/quirky heroine. Or in other words, a relatable heroine for many.

As for the hero, let’s just say that little old me has an old little sweet spot. The alpha *cue to happy sigh* There’s nothing I love more than a well written alpha male in romance. That trope it’s never a miss when it comes to make my heart beat faster. And Bailey happens to write the sweetest most delicious alpha dirty talkers.

In Fix Her Up we are presented with our relatable heroine, Georgie, who is a full time birthday clown - I knooooow right? -. She also happens to have the hugest crush on her oldest brother’s best friend Travis since she was a kid. Baseball star and manwhore Travis, who now, is back in town nursing a life crisis after being injured and prematurely retiring from his successful career.

It was so very easy to connect with Georgie’s emotions, fears and insecurities. No one in town took her seriously, not her family given that she is the youngest (and a clown), and not Travis, who never paid much attention to her when she was merely a little kid. Little does Travis know, that the one with the power to amend his past and open a door for his future is the one and only Georgie. This girl that blossoms into this adorable, funny and caring woman that never stopped having feelings for Travis. Of course, Travis’ character did his own growing and maturing too. And that was my favourite part of this novel. Dirty talk, alpha maleness and apparent roughness aside, Georgie’s quirkiness makes its way through Travis’ heart and smooths out all his sharp edges turning him into this big piece of man cake. You know, that kind of cake you lick the dish after you’re done.

So, if you are looking for a fun, light hearted read with the power to ignite your insides and raise the temps big time, Tessa Bailey is your gal. And Fix Her Up is definitely a good start.

Delicious tropes: childhood crush, older brother’s best friend, fake relationship, inexperienced heroine, alpha hero

Rating: 4.5 stars

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Feb 03, 2019 Emma rated it it was ok

The ARC of this book was provided by the publisher via Edelweiss in exchange for an honest review.

Full review to come when we're closer to the release date.

When I read the premise of this book I was sold. A romance about Georgie, a young woman who wants to be taken seriously despite her job and her age. Yes to that! The fake-dating trope with Travis, her brother’s best friend and former baseball star, yes please!
So, as I said, the premise was good, but then unfortunately it went downhill pre ...more

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Feb 19, 2019 Anna Banana rated it it was amazing · review of another edition

Shelves: favorite-books-of-2019

4.5 stars

OH EM GEE! I CANNOT BELIEVE HOW MUCH I LOVED THIS BOOK!.

For perhaps the first time this year, a book that I've been highly anticipating FINALLY lives up to my expectations. And let me tell you, it feels so damn good to be able to say that.

This book is the perfect blend of fake dating meets I've been secretly crushing on my older brother's best friend my entire life. Normally I'm not a fan of when the heroine has been secretly crushing on a guy and he's been oblivious and never noticed ...more

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Dec 23, 2018 Dísir rated it it was ok

Shelves: arc, chick-lit, contemporary-romance, smutty, eyeballs-rolled-into-my-head, hair-pulling-frustrating, idiotic-lead-character, irksome-prick-bastard, oh-for-fucks-sake, sports

Some time has passed since I’ve put my nose in a Tessa Bailey read and it’s only a reminder how assured Bailey is with words. Though I’ll be the first to say that her stories can be a hit or miss for me.

I wavered on ‘Fix Her Up’ despite the cute blurb. Tackling the brother’s best-friend, fake dating trope (crossed with the manwhore/guileless virgin one which I didn’t expect and detested), it actually started off pretty damn well, then turned predictably cringeworthy because the blurb hadn’t qui Some time has passed since I’ve put my nose in a Tessa Bailey read and it’s only a reminder how assured Bailey is with words. Though I’ll be the first to say that her stories can be a hit or miss for me.

I wavered on ‘Fix Her Up’ despite the cute blurb. Tackling the brother’s best-friend, fake dating trope (crossed with the manwhore/guileless virgin one which I didn’t expect and detested), it actually started off pretty damn well, then turned predictably cringeworthy because the blurb hadn’t quite revealed the intricacies of the characters that could make or break the story for me.

Georgie had always been overlooked, or rather, looked at as the annoying and forgotten little sister, the one who never mattered enough to be other than that label. Worse yet, she’d spent her entire life in love with the famous homegrown baseball player who’s now a failure and a washout while he hopped into bed with as many women as he could while leading that famous sportsman lifestyle, then helps him indirectly pick up the pieces when he comes home wallowing in self-pity. In fact, I felt sorry for her for getting short-changed in so many ways but liked her for being the somewhat quirky, pushing-back-sort of girl who made the best she could of her situation.

Some dick-waving in the face of male competition and fake dating and some machinations later…well, their story goes as you’d expect as Travis Ford somehow manages to see past what he’d always thought of as the best friend’s pesky sister because she made him laugh and talk again and want things beyond the physical. Having his well-earned reputation thrown in my face repeatedly however, even if it was to show superficial his conquests and hundreds of one-night stands were didn’t help this while she pined afar. That Georgie—comfortable in her own clothing—seemed to have needed a makeover before Travis could see her as someone to lust after was a bothersome reminder that her looks ultimately mattered as well.

Travis’s lack of commitment was mentioned to many times and the reason for that was also given as an insecure childhood, and predictably, both his and Georgie’s issues came to the fore, or rather, where it hurt the most at the climax, after which the typical grovelling started—when the manwhore suddenly became a family, committed man out of the blue after a bit of self-talk and self-actualisation.

‘Fix Her Up’ is a classic Bailey read, nonetheless. I could power through the pages because of a writing style that I am comfortable with; my own complaints about the tropes are my own prejudices showing up here.

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Feb 18, 2019 Jessica *The Lovely Books* rated it it was ok

I love books that have the fake relationship trope and ones that have the hero or heroine in love with a siblings best friend. In this case, it’s the heroine, Georgie, whose in love with her brother’s best friend, Travis. What didn’t work for me was the fact that Georgie’s in love with Travis for pretty much her whole life. She puts him on a pedestal and I don’t like the fact that she waited and waited just for him. It was kinda pathetic. Especially when Travis is a huge manwhore and never gives ...more

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Feb 08, 2019 Pavlina Read more sleep less blog❤❤ marked it as to-read

Shelves: arc, best-cover

So excited!!!

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Feb 01, 2019 MELISSA *Mel Reader* marked it as to-read

Shelves: arcs

(ARC provided by HarperCollins)

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Dec 07, 2018 Christie«SHBBblogger» marked it as to-read

Shelves: advanced-copy, june2019

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Jan 04, 2019 b.andherbooks rated it it was amazing

Shelves: arc, contemporary, romance

I've been waiting for the perfect moment to read the ARC of Fix Her Up by Tessa Bailey, and there was no better way to honor a fav than by making it my first read of 2019!

No way I'd rather kick-off my reading year than with this gem by one of my favorite authors!

I'm already in love with Georgie, the town clown and sister no one takes seriously, and how she's bringing the man she's always loved to his knees. Go girl! Funny and oh so hot 🔥

Sorry everyone, you'll have to wait until June 2019 to read ...more

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Nov 01, 2018 Chitra *CJ* marked it as dying-to-read-thud

I love this effing adorable cover and this heartwarming blurb. NEEEED

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Dec 23, 2018 Kristin rated it it was amazing

I’m going to go out on a limb (wink) and say I LOVED this story. I had no preconceived notions from the cover being “cute”. I wanted romance and I got it. Call me easy.... (shrugs)

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Aug 29, 2018 Wendy'sThoughts marked it as to-read

Recommends it for: Tessa Bailey Fans, Romance

August 29, 2018
Hot and Hammered, eh...
Well, We also know Tessa Bailey...
Plans to Fix Her up...

And that could mean all sorts of things...
Especially Partnered with being Hammered...
Because when you have the Queen of Filthy Talking Sexy Times...

Whoever it is, Bailey is going to....

Fix Her Up (Hot & Hammered, #1)-February 26th 2019

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Feb 13, 2019 Megan Lyons rated it liked it

Shelves: contemporary, romance

I think I enjoyed this book more than it probably warranted, as it hit of bunch of the notes I tend to like in romance novels. I really enjoy a quirky heroine, watching the love interest fall in love slowly without really realize it's happening, and a lot chemistry and build up. However, I feel like there is a bit of a juxtaposition between what kind of a book it looks like, and some of the content. It is quite smutty compared to what it seems like it should be on first glance. I don't mind grap ...more

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Feb 14, 2019 Samantha Brody rated it it was amazing

Shelves: 2019, adult, arc-galley-pre-pub, contemporary, romance, shall-i-tell-you-a-proper-story

This was an excellent choice for Valentine's Day reading, come at me. While I normally am wary AF of any "I've loved you for years" from the lady's side books, this was SPECTACTULARLY well done and super super satisfying and Georgie, I would run an entertainment company with you anyday.

There was a lot of great female friendships and Ladies supporting Ladies (and shut shaming apologies and lady support!) that I also just loved, and I was HERE for how love struck Travis was after Week One, immedi ...more

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Feb 22, 2019 Scrill rated it it was amazing

ARC from Edelweiss for a fair review. Full RTC!! SO CUTE!!

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Jan 09, 2019 Katrina rated it it was amazing

I'm starting to see a trend: these cute cartoon covers hide very naughty pages! I love it.

When I first started this book I was so enthralled that when I check to see how far along I had gotten, I was at 80%. 🤯. I just could not pull my eyes away from the pages!

Georgie is someone that I feel such a connection with! She is like millions of other young adults that are just trying to show the world they are actually adults. I identified with her in a way that completely took me by surprise.

I lov I'm starting to see a trend: these cute cartoon covers hide very naughty pages! I love it.

When I first started this book I was so enthralled that when I check to see how far along I had gotten, I was at 80%. 🤯. I just could not pull my eyes away from the pages!

Georgie is someone that I feel such a connection with! She is like millions of other young adults that are just trying to show the world they are actually adults. I identified with her in a way that completely took me by surprise.

I love Travis as well. He is so much fun to read. I actually loved his POV more than Georgie’s because he is such a hilariously dry character. And him and Georgie together…? 😍😍😍!!! Their banter and give and take was probably the best part of the entire book! I mean besides the beyond steamy sexy times that were sprinkled into the story! 😉.

This book is predictable because duh- romance has one purpose, to have a happily ever after. However, I felt comfortable in the predictability. I could concentrate on the fabulous writing and not on thinking about what might happen next (because that’s what I usually do!).

Fix Her Up is the second book I've read by Tessa Bailey but I wish I would have started reading her a long time ago! Her writing is that perfect mix of sexy and hilarious! One of my friends had been heavily suggesting I read Bailey for over a year now and I finally gave in and read Crashed Out. Which I highly recommend as well. But one thing I thought was very funny about my Bailey reading picks were that Crashed Out and Fix Her Up were basically the reverse of each other. Crashed Out had a younger guy that had been in love with a woman since they were kids and Fix Her Up had a younger woman that had been in love with a guy since they were kids. I guess I have a type?

Anyway, Fix Her Up is definitely a book you should keep on your radar! I completely fell in love with it and can’t wait for it to actually come out so I can own my very own copy!!!

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Feb 17, 2019 Jacqueline Francis rated it it was amazing

Five swoon-worthy stars!

Tessa Bailey brought the HEAT yet again with another winner. In true Bailey style, she put together two destined hotties in a delicious romp! I loved the story (who doesn't love a childhood crush turning into something more?) and the love scenes were SO HOT!

I received a copy in exchange for an honest review.

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Jan 24, 2019 Erin rated it really liked it

This was my first Tessa Bailey novel, and I must say it was pretty adorable. The washed-up baseball star hero and children’s entertainer heroine strike up a bargain to pretend to date. Each has their own reasons for a fake relationship, but it’s not as easy as they think it’ll be.

The only things I didn’t like: Travis constantly refers to Georgie as “baby girl,” which is probably supposed to be endearing but comes off as a little misogynistic and condescending. And Georgie has a bit too much man ...more

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Feb 21, 2019 Ali rated it really liked it

Okay, where to start, where to start...

Georgie. Let's start there. She is nothing less than a fiery, adorable ball of goodness. She's a clown. Like, legit, a clown for children's party. Problem is, most everyone in her life only sees her as that. While she's still young, in her early 20s, she's ready to be seen as a grown up.

I LOVED Georgie. She's five stars in my book! She was the perfect mix of vulnerability, wittiness, and cuteness.

Georgie has spent most of her life in love with her brothers Okay, where to start, where to start...

Georgie. Let's start there. She is nothing less than a fiery, adorable ball of goodness. She's a clown. Like, legit, a clown for children's party. Problem is, most everyone in her life only sees her as that. While she's still young, in her early 20s, she's ready to be seen as a grown up.

I LOVED Georgie. She's five stars in my book! She was the perfect mix of vulnerability, wittiness, and cuteness.

Georgie has spent most of her life in love with her brothers best friend, Travis. Despite his becoming a MLB player and a 'player' in the other sense of the word- her adoration for him has not dimmed. Now, Travis is back in town, his career is over and he's not in the best head space. Georgie is determined to help him see that he still has value and worth. See? She's all goodness.

They strike a deal to have a fake relationship. Both to help his image for a future job prospect but also in the hopes that it will show her family that she's not a child any longer.

All the things you expect from 'brother's best friend' and 'fake romance' tropes now ensue. I won't even go into it, because you have probably already guessed how most of this plays out. Not to call Fix Her Up predictable, but...

What threw me the most is this: Travis is a DIRTY talker. Don't get me wrong, I love a dirty talking hero. However, it felt like overkill and a little out of place. It needed to be toned down for me. The sex was hot but it didn't balance with the light heartedness of the rest of the story.

Something that I've seen mentioned by others is that there is a good chunk of misogyny in this story and that Georgie's got too much of hero worshiping, etc.. While I agree that misogyny does play in to this plot, I don't think I saw it the way some other reviewers did. I didn't see this as a story where the women involved needed to 'take down the man'. I saw it as a story where women were learning who they are, what they wanted and were seeing if the men in their lives could catch up.

I'm happy to say Travis eventually did. I didn't see Georgie's unconditional love for him as pathetic, I saw it as pure. You love through the flaws and you hope your love encourages them to learn to love the same way.

But hey, we all read differently, and that's okay. I found Fix Her Up to be a charming little nugget, maybe you will too. ...more

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Feb 06, 2019 Morgan rated it liked it

Lately all of the adult fiction romance books with the super cute illustrated covers have been giving me LIFE, but unfortunately this one was just a little disappointing.

I loved the overall premise. Fake dating is one of my all time favorite tropes, add it in with one of my others, childhood friends all grown up, and it’s basically the perfect storm of reading. The characters were what made this one less appealing than others I’ve read.

The plot was enjoyable and the writing was good, but Travis ...more

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Dec 25, 2018 Katie rated it it was amazing

Fix Her Up is your typical Tessa Bailey novel. Amazing from start to finish. Her style of writing just pulls you in from that first sentence and hypnotizes you until the next thing you know it's over and you haven't even realized that hours have passed. At least, that's what happened to me.

Is the plot incredibly unique? No. It's your common "let's fake date and, on no, we fell in love" situation. But, I didn't care one lick about the common trope because Bailey creates some lovable characters wh ...more

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Feb 21, 2019 Courtney Hagel-Swinson rated it it was amazing

Another fantastic, five star read from Tessa Bailey. I couldn’t put Fix Her Up down. I was hooked from the beginning. Broody baseball player? Quirky, hilarious clown heroine?? Sign me up. This story had me cracking up and swooning so hard. I loved the slow burn. Georgie and Travis getting to know each other as adults was the best part, especially as Travis got to know Georgie as a strong, confident woman who isn’t afraid to be who she is. Georgie’s strength of character really helped Travis to s ...more

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Dec 28, 2018 Shari Suarez rated it really liked it

Travis Ford was a baseball hero until an injury derailed his career. Now he's back in Port Jefferson wallowing in self-pity. Georgie Castle isn't about to let that happen. She's the sister of Travis's best friend and has been in love with him since she was a child. She forces him out into the real world where he finds a temporary job working for her family.
Georgie is the youngest in her family and they don't take her seriously. She doesn't work for the family business but instead is a clown for ...more

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Jan 24, 2019 Shanese La'tia M rated it really liked it

I most definitely didn’t hate this story at all but I didn’t love it the way I wanted to and that’s fine because I still like and enjoyed it. The fake dating troupe is one of my favorites and if a book has that in it, I’m reading it. Georgie was definitely my favorite thing about this book. She was happy with her life even though people judged her for being a clown. She enjoyed her work and wanted to expand on it. My real issue with the story was. . .

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Feb 16, 2019 Judy rated it liked it

Shelves: 2019, romantic

There was a lot of potential for this story. Fake dating tropes are always my weakness but about halfway thru the book I lost interest. I blame the background characters. They took me out of the story and I felt it didn't add anything to the story when they were around. The romantic leads were fun but I didn't feel much when the happy ending was presented. I was entertained but I was also indifferent at the end.

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Dec 27, 2018 Rachel Webb rated it really liked it

Shelves: romance, contemporary, brother-s-best-friend, edelweiss

I love Tessa Bailey soooo much so when I saw this for early download on Edelweiss, I was so in! The characters were well developed and easy to fall in love with expecially Georgette and her friends in the Just Us League (can't wait for their books!!). Travis took a little bit longer for me to like since he dismssed Gerogette a bit too long for me in the beginning, but he quickly made up for it with the dinner at her parents house.

I've been loving the self-published titles so I hope Bailey conti ...more

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Jan 19, 2019 Julia rated it really liked it

Couldn’t put it down! Full of sweet, funny and sexy moments! Loved to see Georgie’s and Travis’ relationship develop! Definitely recommend for fans of Helen Hoang and Sally Thorne. Can’t wait for more!

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Jan 31, 2019 Crystal rated it it was amazing

Shelves: 2019, 2019-romance, 2019-sports-romance, january-2019

Travis and Georgie’s book is just spectacular. From the premise to the story Itself, and the side stories with friends and family, it’s just perfection. I loved everything about this book, but especially loved how these two helped each other be who they were meant to be.

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