The Christmas Fix Book Review

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Check out my review of The Christmas Fix by Lucy Score, a steamy romance for Hallmark Christmas movie lovers.

The cover of the book The Christmas Fix by Lucy Score is on an ipad screen.

It takes a lot for me to cry while watching a movie and yet there’s just some kind of magic in a typical Hallmark Christmas movie that yanks out all my tears and still has me coming back for more year after year.

If you love Hallmark movies like I do, The Christmas Fix by Lucy Score might be your next perfect read.

This enemies to lovers holiday romance has just enough steamy love scenes to warm you up on chilly night.

Curious if this book is for you? Check out my full review below.

If this is your first time reading one of my reviews, you may want to check out how I score my reads with this scale guide here.

Summary of The Christmas Fix

She’ll save Christmas just to spite him…

There’s only one thing standing in the way of Cat King saving a small town’s Christmas festival: Grumpy town manager Noah Yates.

Single dad Noah takes his responsibilities seriously. When a late season hurricane turns Merry, Connecticut, into a disaster, he’s left scrambling to pick up the pieces of the town he loves.

At least, until home renovation expert and smoking hot reality TV star Catalina King arrives with a camera crew and a budget big enough to put the town back together again. But Noah doesn’t want a celebrity diva capitalizing on their tragedy or filling his daughter’s head with visions of glitz and glam.

The cover of the book The Christmas Fix by Lucy Score.

Book Stats

Published: December 1, 2017
Pages: 390
Genre: Holiday Romance
Get Your Copy: Paperback | Kindle | Audiobook

What I Liked

Here’s what I would tell my best friend about the book:

  1. The Ending: No spoilers, just know I LOVED the ending.
  2. Festive Fun: The small town Christmas festival that centers the plot is super cute. I totally want to visit Merry.
  3. Hard Working with High Standards Main Character: Cat King has some major flaws but I warmed up to her extremely quickly. Portrayed as someone with strong ethics, appreciation for fine details, and very hard working, it was so fun watching her fall in love.
  4. Family Warm and Fuzzies: There are families of all kinds portrayed in the book and the love I felt was from more than just the main romance.

What I Didn’t Like

Every reader needs something different from a book. What I may not have preferred may be your favorite part.

I didn’t realize when I read this book that it is actually a follow-up novel from Mr. Fixer Upper. The Christmas Fix is a stand alone story, you don’t need to read Mr. Fixer Upper first but had I been pre-introduced to the character of Cat I may not have been as surprised by her brash characteristics at the start of the story as I was.

The author doesn’t shy away from some curse words and strong “tell it like it is” conversations with Cat at the story’s start. It felt jarring to me since I thought this would be more like the typical family-friendly Hallmark movie fare.

Once I got over that shock and warmed up to Cat, the language didn’t bother me and I loved her by the end of the book.

How Spicy Is It?

🌶️🌶️🌶️🌶️: The Christmas Fix rates a Level 4 on my spicy books rating scale. Open door romance that is a main motivation for the characters.

Tropes

This is an enemies to lovers romance between a DIY show television star and a small town mayor.

Overall Score

⭐⭐⭐⭐ ⭐

I give The Christmas Fix five solid stars. It took me a little while to get into the story but in the end I couldn’t put it down. It successfully made me cry (in a good way), which a book rarely does. It’s a perfect holiday read.

The cover of the book The Christmas Fix by Lucy Score is on the screen of an iPad.

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