Mr Fixer Upper

Paige always thought she could keep her cool under any circumstances. As a no-nonsense field producer, she has mastered the art of managing temperamental talent on her home renovation reality show. But sexy, grumpy Gannon King, the star of their show, might just be her greatest challenge yet. The gruff home renovation expert seems determined to push Paige's buttons and get under her skin.

Their on-set chemistry is undeniable, and the tension between them only intensifies as they spend long hours together on the road, transforming houses and changing lives. Gannon, with his irresistible combination of rugged charm—hazel eyes, dimples, and a tool belt—is a constant distraction. Paige, determined to maintain her professionalism, can barely keep her legendary coolness intact as sparks fly between them.

Despite her resolve, Paige finds herself drawn to Gannon’s fiercely protective nature and those big, rough hands. But she knows that succumbing to temptation could jeopardise her career. In the cutthroat world of reality television, she cannot afford to be seen as anything but professional. But Gannon's relentless pursuit and their undeniable chemistry make it increasingly difficult for Paige to stick to her rules.

However, the developing romance is on the brink of collapse. Betrayal lurks around the corner, and trust is shattered when the lines between reality and scripted television blur. Paige's professional reputation and personal heart are at risk, and she is left questioning her judgment. Can Gannon prove he is more than just a pretty face, and will Paige find a way to rebuild both her trust and their budding relationship?

Mr Fixer Upper takes readers on an emotional rollercoaster filled with steamy encounters, intense chemistry, and moments that could melt even the toughest exterior. It's a tale of two strong-willed individuals battling their internal conflicts while trying to navigate the turbulent world of reality TV and love.

Author's Note: A protective grumpy hero, a not easily impressed heroine, the worst human being on TV ever, a grand gesture so big you'll need a box of tissues, and THAT SHOWER SCENE.