I have loved everything by this author so far and this one was no exception! The Christmas Fix is an enemies to lovers, single dad, holiday romance that follows Cat King and Noah Yates. After the town Merry floods Cat goes to help rescue victims of the flood waters and to convince her reality show network that helping the town rebuild by Christmas. But city manager, Noah, doesn’t want the show to come in and exploit his town just to make a buck.

I loved the banter and angst between Noah and Cat. It had me laughing out loud on multiple occasions. These two were like fire and ice. Cat is sassy and full of energy and spunk. She wants to prove to Mr. No that her crew can make miracles happen and get the town ready for their Christmas Eve festivities. Noah is more reserved and cautious. He has to think everything through multiple times and put the town’s best interests first. I loved everything about these two and the slow burn was perfect for them. The sparks were flying from the beginning…after all, there is a thin line between love and hate.

A fun, sweet, Christmas story.
I enjoyed reading this one.
Lucy Score is like a cozy blanket. It never lets me down!

Thank you to the publisher and net galley for the ARC of this book. all opinions are my own.
I absolutely loved this! It was fantastic and I can not wait to see what's next! The character development, plot, and story were so well developed. I loved it. Lucy Score is quickly becoming a favorite of mine and I'm rapidly going through all the books she's written and enjoying every one. This was no exception and the perfect holiday book!

Lucy Score’s The Christmas Fix is the second book in the Fixer series. It follows Cat King, who stars with her brother Gannon in the popular reality TV series, Kings of Construction. Cat was more of a lovable secondary character in Gannon’s book, but here she takes center stage and is an absolute delight!

I think the best way to describe The Christmas Fix is that it’s like a Hallmark Christmas movie but with a dash of spice thrown in the mix. The story is set in the small town of Merry, Connecticut. This charming little town is all about Christmas, but major flood damage from a late season hurricane threatens Merry’s big holiday celebration. That is, until Cat King comes to town, determined to use her show and its big budget, to save Christmas in Merry. Cat is feisty and definitely not one to back down, and there’s just one obstacle that she has to overcome to achieve this Christmas miracle – the grumpy town manager, Noah Yates, who thinks Cat is just there to exploit his town’s misfortune for her show.

Although Noah was somewhat unlikeable in the beginning, it’s easy to understand where this sexy single dad is coming from and in classic enemies-to-lovers fashion, it’s a lot of fun watching Cat eventually win him over.

While I very much enjoyed the slow-burn, enemies-to-lovers journey of Noah and Cat, what I loved most about this story is that it features such a strong sense of community as everyone comes together to save Christmas for Merry. It was just so heartwarming.

If you’ve ever wondered what a spicy Hallmark Christmas movie might look like, be sure to check out The Christmas Fix.

Cat is a "fixer upper". She does home renovations - sometimes with her brother Gannon (from book 1 - The Fixer Upper). Due to a storm, many of the homes and buildings in Merry are unlivable, and since one of those homes is one that she'd worked on before, and since Merry gets most of it's funds from its Christmas Festival, Cat decides to fix the whole town. She runs into interference from Noah, the single dad Mayor. He's got the wrong idea about Cat from the last time she was in town - when she had to defend herself from a handsy townie - but he doesn't know the whole story and therefore, has already decided he doesn't like her, and he doesn't want her help. But there won't be a Christmas Festival without the renovations and repairs needed.

The chemistry is REAL, and Cat is everything you want in a book heroine. You won't regret picking this one up.

I found the first half of the book fast-paced. I enjoyed the rivalry between Noah and Cat and I loved the tension building up. After "the moment" things slowed down. It felt like they just repeated the same thing and I just needed for it to finish. I think the book was a bit too long.

I didn’t know if it would be possible to love this more than Mr. fixer upper, especially being a Christmas book, but boy did it! Noah and Cat are hot hot hot. There is no enemies to lovers like this one. I loved every single second of this book. It took a little bit to get into the time hopping (similar to Mr. Fixer upper) but I managed. The town of Merry definitely had me falling in love with its delightful residents and I didn’t stand a chance. Excellent.

A great Christmas read. Loved that you get to see Gannon and Paige from the previous book.

And just like the previous book it has a grumpy sunshine trope.

Cat and Noah are dynamic and there are so many witty retorts. Really enjoyed the holiday spirit and the town of Merry.

I have fun with Lucy Score's writing and world-building, but every book I've read by her has felt about 100 pages too long. This was a fun, steamy Christmas romance, but at a certain point the slice-of-life storytelling gets a little tedious and I'd rather move the plot along faster. I picked this up not realizing it was part of a series, and some of the characters mentioned had backstories I didn't quite understand, but it still was easy to read as a standalone.

I loved this book! Such a Hallmark vibe with some extra spiciness. So cute! It was heart warming and so fun!

Ending my 2023 holiday reading with a bang! This is my final book of the year and I loved it! It was the perfect pace for me, had the holiday vibes that I know and love and a cast of characters that I could root for.

Featuring the grumpy/sunshine trope, Noah was the town leader/grumpy guy who was too focused on his work and keeping the people in his town safe. Cat was the bright, fun, independent workaholic in charge of her own home reno show and determined to bring Christmas back to the small town of Merry after a devastating hurricane tore through the town, destroying homes. Even though Noah wanted no part of it, Cat managed to win him over.

It had Hallmark vibes, but also some after dark because there were definitely some steamy scenes. I really liked the two mains and the way their personalities clashed but also worked so well together. The writing was great!

So much to love about this book:
Small town
Christmas season
Home reno
Divorced co-parenting that works
Strong female lead
Sense of community
Spicy steam
Sweet love story

This was a great read and I hope you'll check it out! Thanks to the publisher, author and netgalley for my copy.

Thanks to the publisher for the gifted e-copy.

A DIY tv star rolls in to save the day after a late hurricane demolishes a conveniently named town (Merry) in order to get it ready for their annual Christmas Eve Festival. Noah, the grumpy city manager, doesn't want her help, but begrudgingly realizes that she can actually save the day. Surprisingly (not) they have chemistry and then there's an HEA.

A fun steamy holiday read for fans of this author. Fairly predictable, kind of long, but fun and festive.

The Christmas Fix was a fun and sweet romance that I thoroughly enjoyed reading. Ever since I read the Knockemout series I’ve been trying to read more Lucy Score. This book did not disappoint! I loved the town of Merry and the strong female figures in the book. I thought it was great to see a book where the male was divorced but still had an amicable relationship with his ex wife and that the women were not pitted against each other. The relationship with Cat and Noah was great although I got a little annoyed at how long it took Noah to come around to how great Cat is. I think this book was great, but it didn’t quite rise to the level of the Knockemout series books for me. (I found that series very addicting) Overall, I loved this book and have already ordered the first of the series. Thanks to Bloom Books for the ARC!

Loved it! Unwraps a delightful holiday romance with a spicy twist. The enemies-to-lovers trope comes to life with fantastic banter, steamy encounters, and the perfect dose of denial. The unique touch of reality television adds flair, showcasing the normal side of Catalina. While the relationship progression and single-dad angle are commendable, some readers may find parts a tad slow. Overall, it's a super cute, spicy romance perfect for the winter season.

This is probably my least favorite of the Lucy Score books I have read. It was fine, but the characters weren’t my favorite and I feel like you can tell it’s one of her earlier books rather than her more recent series.

Small town in trouble. Needs saving in time for Christmas.

Baddie tv personality coming in to save the day. Kinda grumpy single dad town manager who doesn’t want her help.

Cue up the enemies to lovers (which is my favorite!). Cat and Noah had amazing banter, steam and denial galore. Such a fun read!

Many thanks to NetGalley and Bloom Books for an ARC in exchange for my honest review.

I loved this small town romance!! The characters were so fun, especially Cat. I loved the ending and how it all came together. I need to go back and read the first one, but this can totally be read as a stand alone!

I absolutely loved this holiday romance from Lucy Score. I just finished Mr. Fixer Upper so hav9ng part 2 was perfeft!
I loved Cat in Mr. Fixer Upper so I’m glad she got her own storyline. As much as I loved her brother and Paige, I think I loved her and Noah more. I loved their grumpy sunshine vibe. A cute Holiday read.

I have to start by saying that I had not realized that this was a follow-up to a previous book, so I really struggled with Cat at the beginning. I felt like I was being told to like her because she was great, but I needed time to see just how great she was. It didn't help that every chapter from Noah's perspective tore her down, so it took me awhile to really get into it. Once I did, though, I wholeheartedly enjoyed this read. Cat and Noah are an excellent couple that I really found myself rooting for, and I loved that Cat has her own ambitions that drive her actions and choices. The resolution was truly a compromise between her different goals, and I loved that the only sacrifices she had to make were the ones that she needed to make anyway to grow as a character, rather than being forced to fit into a smaller role for the sake of a relationship that she had resisted from the beginning. I think most romance readers will love this, and there's enough plot and character growth to attract non-romance readers as well.

I mean.. has Lucy Score ever written a less than 5 star read?? This one was sooo good! I loved the characters, I loved the spice, I loved the love!! Highly recommend.