This gives the book an intimate feel and allows for the development of strong connections between a number of characters. In the minds of all of us big city folk, an idyllic setting for starting over and escaping. The character moves to Amber, Texas which is a small town where everyone knows everyone.

What was unique about the setting? How would the story have changed with a different setting?īridgette– I think the setting made the book. Just imagine this is as the written equivalent of an Ed Sheeran album, or maybe Adele. Fix is a novel that reels you in immediately and doesn’t let go. I had all the feels reading this story it was very powerful in pulling on all your feels.Ĭlaire– Let’s be real, sometimes you just need to read a book that will put your through the entire range of human emotions in a matter of a few chapters. There have been so many instances in my life where I have run away from my problems and wanted to move away to some small town and start over.Īmy– This book had me on the edge of my seat, I felt lost. I couldn’t help but think of my own life and how much I want to live as the main character, Rae, lives. This book takes the reader on an emotional roller-coaster.

Will they resist the pull?īridgette– All the feels isn’t sufficient enough a phrase. The two feel an instant connection that is unexpected and unexplainable which is why they want to stay away from each other. Enter hero Sawyer, the town handyman who carries a guilt-ridden past similar to Rae. However, she arrives in Amber with a lot of emotional baggage. Rae is a critically acclaimed romance author who set her sights on Amber in hopes to garner inspiration for her latest novel. Set in a small town by the name of Amber, Fix, follows the story of heroine Rae who is new to town.

Please see above for more details on the book.Ī contemporary romance about a small town with big characters…and secrets. Today we will be reviewing Fix (A Brewed Novel) by author Molly McAdams.

Other books within the series: More to come!ĭisclaimer: There may be some “spoilers” in our detailed banter below:.

Sensitivities: Language, Sexual Content, Suicide, Eating Disorders, Abandonment.

Collective Favorite Quote: “And then he uttered the sexiest question in the world.

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