The Fix Up

The First Impressions Series, Book 1

By: Tawna Fenske

Narrated by: Savannah Peachwood

Uncovering this sexy geek’s charm is easy. Keeping her hands off of him is impossible.

While he may look like the love child of a movie starlet and an NFL linebacker, Ben Langley has the people skills of a half-drowned porcupine. Why socialize when there are chemistry labs and bad sci-fi flicks? If he has any hope of taking the helm as CEO of the family business, Ben needs an image makeover. Pronto.

Enter Holly Colvin, owner of First Impressions public relations and branding firm, and the woman who just saved Ben from the clutches of an over-attentive sales clerk. Holly’s rebranded hundreds of companies in her career, but she’s never rebranded a person. The guy clearly needs help, though, and she’s just the woman for the job.

With the clock ticking for them both, Holly and Ben face off over wardrobe malfunctions and business jargon that sounds a lot sexier than it should. But can Holly make Ben into the man he thinks he should be without losing the man she’s starting to love?

©2015 Tawna Fenske (P)2020 Blackstone Publishing

loved it

I really enjoyed reading this author.  I look forward to reading more books by this author in the near future.

beautiful story

love the way the story was written captured the caricatures perfectly. made it easy to visually be there.

Fun read/listen

Quirky and easy story. Perfect for a Saturday afternoon. Mixing business with pleasure makes for a fun time.

Re-Record with duet narration?

The only thing that would make this book better would be a male narrator. Savanna did an amazing job, but maybe Teddy Hamilton reading in duet narration with her would be just a little bit better. I loved both characters but I really connect with characters more when I hear a female voice for the women and a male for the men. This book was a really cute love story.

Cute Story/triangle

Cute story about their love story, but far fetched in his job/position. why is everyone making these fathers such extreme characters that are totally unrelatable. especially making the main character the ceo. Highly unlikely. when he had no existence or desire to be in the position. and the father is still healthy with an ego the size of Texas and wants to run the show. . it just doesn't jive with me.