Review: Great start to a series. I can't wait for more!
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 03 31, 2014
I can't say much about this story without giving too much away, but I will try my hardest to paint a clear picture for you on why you should consider reading it.- CharactersBoth Bash and Olivia were intriguing characters with a complex side to them. I believe that Bash has layers that we've yet to see and I can't wait to experience his whole story. As for Olivia, I'll admit that it took a couple more pages for me to connect to her, but thankfully as the story progressed and she allowed her true self to come to the surface I came to understand her better.- Connection and ChemistryBash and Olivia's initial connection was subtle, but there nonetheless. However, as the story started gaining momentum and they started interacting in a more significant manner I saw how their connection was growing and deepening. Of course, their chemistry was instantly palpable. But again, it ran under the surface--always present, intense-up. And when all that pent-up lust was unleashed? HOT, HOT, HOT!I'm sure there's going to be a lot more of their connection developing and shinning through as their story continues but Christine Bell did a great job of bringing it to the page in this installment.- Overall storyChristine Bell did an amazing job in drawing me into the story. Instantly, I was curious to see what was in store for Olivia. And once Bash came into the picture I couldn't help but be intrigued by his story as well. By her use of dual POV and clear transitions, Christine Bell made sure that I could easily understand where each character was coming from. I enjoyed getting to know some of their story and now that I've invested myself in the outcome of what has developed between them, I can't wait for the next installment.With a mix of emotions, intriguing twists and turns plus sizzling chemistry between two complex characters, Fix You was a great start to a series. One that packed a punch with only 70+ pages of content. I can't wait for more!