Fix Her Up

Tessa Bailey, the New York Times bestselling author, has a brand-new romantic comedy!

The greatest house remodelling company in the town is owned by Georgette Castle's family, but they haven't taken her seriously since she chose balloons than plans. She's really over it. Georgie enjoys organising birthday celebrations for kids and making jokes, but never at her own cost. She is adamant on being a Woman of the World, whatever that entails.

Phase 1: new business structure (maybe a website from this decade?)

Phase two: an overhaul of her clothes (just so you know, leggings count as pants).

Phase three: exterior upgrades (is wax still used?)

Phase four: list herself (and get over your infatuation with Travis Ford)

Georgie has to accept the fact that she hasn't gone on a date in—well, ever—in order to live her best life. Undoubtedly, no one is enticing the local clown to spend a sensual evening together. Perhaps if people believe she's involved in a hot relationship, they would see she's more than just the "little sister" who makes faces for a career. And who better to assist in shattering that perception than the local athlete and tabloid darling?

Before an injury interrupted his career, Travis Ford was the hottest rookie in big league baseball. Now, in an attempt to forget his heyday, he flips properties to stay occupied. But without someone giving a rundown of his best songs, he can't even cross the street. or teasing him about his... bat. Then there is Georgie, the sister of his closest buddy, who is no longer a child. He accepts when she suggests a crazy plan: they should pretend to date in order to surprise her family and get him a new job. What damage is there? It is not authentic. However, the girl Travis used to make fun of is now a humorous, vibrant woman, and his desire for her is real.