{Review} Unfixable by Tessa Bailey

Item: Unfixable
Rating: 3
Author: Kassiah

April 14, 2014 Reviews Leave a comment

Unfixable by Tessa Bailey
Also by this author: Lovers Unmasked, Officer Off Limits, Protecting What's His, His Risk to Take, Chase Me, Need Me, Make Me, Boiling Point, Worked Up, Too Wild to Tame
Published by Entangled: Embrace on April 14, 2014
Genres: Contemporary Romance, New Adult
Character(s): Bad Boys, Foreign Mouths We Want to Kiss, Race Car Drivers
Pages: 260
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He’s the last thing she wants...but the only thing she needs.

Willa Peet isn’t interested in love. She’s been there, done that, and has the shattered heart to prove it. Ready to shake the breakup, she heads to Dublin, Ireland. But there’s a problem. A dark-haired, blue-eyed problem with a bad attitude that rivals her own. And he’s not doling out friendly Irish welcomes.

Shane Claymore just wants to race. The death of his father forced him off the Formula One circuit, but he’s only staying in Dublin long enough to sell the Claymore Inn and get things in order for his mother and younger sister. He never expected the sarcastic American girl staying at the inn to make him question everything.

But even as Willa and Shane’s fiery natures draw them together, their pasts threaten to rip them apart. Can Shane give up racing to be with the woman he loves, or will Willa’s quest to resurrect the tough-talking, no-shit-taking girl she used to be destroy any hope of a future together?

Kassiah:

↑ ↑ ↑ That is exactly how I felt when I found out that the incomparable Tessa Bailey was writing New Adult. I am so excited!

So. This book. I don’t know. I wanted to love it. I mean, did you see my excitement?

I loved the setting for this book. Who hasn’t always wanted to travel to Ireland and meet a dirty talking Irishman? I definitely have. I loved said dirty-talking Irishman, Shane. But Willa? Ugh. That’s all I really want to say about her besides she was a whiny brat, and I can’t stand her. Despite this, the chemistry between her and Shane practically set my kindle on fire, and I loved it.

Not Bailey’s best work, Unfixable had great chemistry and a guy I loved, but I didn’t love the heroine and thought the storyline could have been better.