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Fix Her Up By Tessa Bailey


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To say I now love this author is an understatement, and it’s not just because she has the best last name ever. Fix Her Up easily wiggled its way into my top 3 favorite romantic comedies, and it makes me want to re-read The Hating Game by Sally Thorne to see which one I love more!
I loved the novel from the first page! I even wrote a little note on page 3 that says, “Very funny start!” I fell asleep immersed in the pages and went a little wild by putting off cleaning for a cookout to discover the ending. I ran around like a chicken with its head cut off trying to finish everything in time. If I put myself under that much stress just because I couldn’t put this book down, you know it has to be amazing!
 The writing is superb, the cover adorable, and the story is lovable and well developed. Tessa Bailey was able to make me feel all the right emotions at all the right times. I almost lost it near the end when my heart was breaking for Georgie! Tessa did a great job at developing both Georgie and Travis. Georgie is so funny! When I say I laughed out loud, that is not an understatement. My husband thought I was literally losing my mind. Georgie is feisty and a woman I want to be friends with. No wonder she is able to strike her deal with hot shot, Travis.
I’m excited to follow up with Dom and Rosie’s story (fingers crossed for something with Bethany too!) Would recommend for anyone who loves a great HEA!

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-XOXO Racheal


FYI for the reader:
Recommended for mature readers due to sexual situations!


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