Fix Her Up A Novel

Georgie Castle is the classic latecomer child and is not taken seriously in her family, she has become self-employed as a party clown and dresses very youthfully – sloppy look and cappy. Travis Ford came back to his hometown as his baseball career has ended due to an injury. Since he has taken quite publicly every woman, he is generally considered a wild game. What he doesn't want to be anymore, he would also have a chance at a commentator job, but his image is to family unfriendly. That's when Georgie, the little sister of his best friend, comes up with the idea of faking a solid relationship to make him more serious and she more adult. He knows it's not a good idea, but he wants her. She's always been in love with him anyway, so she thought she'd take what she could, but something like that always turns out differently than expected. We follow both and get to know both of their character development and attraction. He is the more exciting character, because of childhood, the loss of his career and the first experience of real feelings. But I can identify with her, although I am the oldest sibling, but the not taken seriously and therefore do stupid things and her feelings about it have really touched me. Tessa Bailey has once again described that really well. And the attraction was also well felt. I thought I had outgrown it, but the classic romance novels have something. The second part is about the sister – house renovation...