The only thing I could appreciate about this was Georgie and Rosie's characterisation, otherwise, it was an absolute hellish experience.

Travis has recently injured his shoulder after a successful baseball career and is now in remission. 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 love the illustrated cover trend, but I have to start this review by saying that the cover of Fix Her Up doesn’t quite match the story. Maybe if people think she’s having a steamy love affair, they’ll acknowledge she’s not just the “little sister” who paints faces for a living. There is no questioning that Travis and Georgie have undeniable chemistry, but can they overcome their hang-ups and commit to something real?

Even the thought of kissing her "virgin lips" and being the "first man to claim her mouth" had me cringing so hard, I think I have a kink in my back now. From there being so many references to her clownery to the terrible dialogue (especially during sex, or telling her things like “You’re about to meet your God” in reference to his dick), I was cringing so often while reading this. There's a lot of problems with the other Characters, the plot was there just for the sake of it, to keep Georgie and Travis together. In Georgie's defense, * fix her up* correlates to the growth she strives for in multiple facets of her life—career, home, and physical appearance improvements—not only the fake relationship that she lands herself in. The provocative opening takes a dark turn when Lily receives a warning about Ryle’s intentions from his sister, who becomes Lily’s employee and close friend.

travis thinks a lot abut her being a virgin and it's a motivation but also a reason for him to back away, i really don't get him. Now usually i’d stay 10 miles from a man named Travis but the Travis in this book had me blowing my hairdryer threw my damp tshirt.