Fix It Up
Fix It Up by Jessica Gadziala is a romantic comedy published by CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform on May 16, 2018. This 232-page book follows Brinley Spears, a design school graduate eager to launch her career. Her chance arises unexpectedly in a home improvement store, where she finds herself in a heated argument with contractor Warren Reyes. The opportunity to star in a popular show comes with a catch: the producers believe Brin and Warren are a married couple, prompting Brin to devise a plan for a fake marriage to secure her dream.
Readers will discover the humorous and chaotic dynamics that unfold as Brin and Warren navigate their unconventional arrangement. The story explores themes of romance and the challenges of working together while maintaining a façade. As they attempt to fulfill the producers’ expectations, the tension between them escalates, leading to unexpected developments. This edition, written in English, offers a lighthearted take on love and ambition within the context of a reality TV show.
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“The chance of a lifetime. With one little catch.” All Brinley Spears has ever dreamed about since she completed design school four years ago was getting noticed. By the right people. By the right companies. Anyone who could finally help launch her career onto a new level. Unfortunately, the opportunity comes to her in the aisle of a home improvement store while she was arguing with the world’s most irritating contractor… Warren Reyes. It was everything she ever wanted, the chance to star in HITV’s hit show Fix It Up. There’s one problem though. The producers think Brin and Warren are married. And want them as a pair… or not at all. So, desperate for the opportunity she has always wanted, Brin hatches a plan. One fake marriage. One season of a show. And then they can both go their separate ways. You know, if they don’t kill each other first…
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