Fix Her Up

The more I think about this book, the less I like it.

The book switches between infantilizing Georgie and empowering her. Georgie is birthday clown, but she runs her own business. 

The book harps on her virginity and how she's Travis's friend's little sister, but Travis constantly calls her “baby girl” as an endearing nickname. 

Her family doesn't trust her in the family business, but they are absurdly overbearing and overprotective. 

The last conflict in the book also feels shoehorned in. The further along I got in this book, the less I liked it.