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Review: Fixing Him by Miranda Elaine

Review of Fixing Him by Miranda Elaine



Montana is in town for the summer to have her newly inherited home renovated for sale. She's free-spirited, young and innocent with a voice that instantly calls to the hardest part of Sam's heart. She's just the type to complement Sam perfectly.

"The voice sounds like candy wrapped in rainbows."


He's her new contractor. He's older. He's sorta jaded. And he thinks she's way too young for him. But what if they could just take the summer to have a passionate no-strings fling? Could Montana do it? And leave with her heart intact? What about Sam? Will Montana's innocence and charm be too much for the walls around his heart to take?


I loved Fixing Him. It's sweet, it's sexy, and Sam and Montana and Kermie the piglet are perfect together! Although I liked the previous story in this series, Fixing Her, I found Fixing Him much more enjoyable. For one, Sam is a much better hero, much more positive and likable than Asher, the hero in Fixing Her. But mostly, I liked it much more because Sam and Montana are just so joyful to read as a couple. They fit each other so perfectly in their opposite personalities. And the secondary cast of her family and his dad? Superb! I am looking forward to much, much more from this author.

ARC via Social Butterfly PR.


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