Fix Her Up

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In this delightful romantic comedy by a New York Times bestseller, Georgette Castle, part of a renowned home renovation family, feels overlooked for her passion for planning children's birthday parties. Tired of being dismissed as just the "town clown," she embarks on a personal makeover to transform into a "Woman of the World." Her plan includes revamping her business with a modern website, updating her wardrobe, enhancing her appearance, and finally putting herself out there romantically—especially to move on from her crush on Travis Ford. Georgie hasn't been on a date in ages, and she believes that if people think she's in a steamy relationship, they might finally see her as more than just her family's little sister. Enter Travis, a former major league baseball rookie whose career was cut short by injury. Now flipping houses, he struggles with his past fame and the constant reminders of it. When Georgie proposes a fake dating scheme to impress her family and help him find a new job, he reluctantly agrees. But as they navigate their charade, Travis discovers that the girl he once teased has blossomed into a vibrant woman, igniting feelings he never expected. What starts as a ruse may lead to something real, challenging both their perceptions of each other and their futures.