Go to main contentsGo to search barGo to main menu
Tuesday, August 25, 2026 at 9:14 AM

Allison’s Book Report:“The Christmas Fix” By Lucy Score

Allison’s Book Report:“The Christmas Fix” By Lucy Score

Last week, I reviewed a thriller/mystery, and as much as I loved that pick, I promised you all a little more seasonally appropriate read this week. It is time to deliver, and if you love a steamy holiday rom-com, this week's pick is perfect for you! The Christmas Fix by Lucy Score is a heartwarming and funny holiday romance that perfectly captures the magic of small-town life and the unexpected joy of finding love where you least expect it. It is a story about fixing up more than just an old inn - it is about fixing lives and finding a place to truly belong.

The story introduces us to Noah Chandler, a brooding, grumpy, but undeniably handsome construction contractor. Noah, known for his ability to renovate anything, finds his latest challenge in the charming but very dilapidated historic inn in the town of Lush, Vermont. He is a man who prefers the company of power tools to people and views the job as a temporary escape from his own complicated life. Enter Molly Snow, the inn’s owner, and the bright, eternally optimistic force of nature behind the renovation. Molly has inherited the crumbling inn and is determined to restore it to its former glory in time for Christmas. Her spirited nature and relentless cheer are the complete opposite of Noah’s reserved demeanor, leading to plenty of hilarious and sparks-flying friction. 

As they are forced to work closely together, the initial antagonism starts to melt away, revealing a powerful attraction. Noah, the man who tries to keep everyone at arm's length, finds himself unexpectedly drawn to Molly's genuine warmth and her infectious love for her small town. He starts seeing Lush not just as a job site, but as a potential home, and Molly not just as a client, but as the one person who can truly see past his tough exterior.

This novel is packed with the delightful, quirky residents of Lush who are determined to help their beloved inn succeed and, more importantly, play matchmakers for their two very stubborn leads. Through holiday traditions, snowy mishaps, and shared moments of vulnerability, Noah and Molly navigate their growing feelings. The Christmas Fix is ultimately about the healing power of community and the courage it takes to open your heart. It is a holiday treat that reminds us that sometimes, the biggest fix we need is not in a broken building, but in our own lonely hearts. It promises a happily-ever-after wrapped up in a cozy, festive bow.

Light up that tree, make a cup of cocoa, put on your jammies, grab a blanket, and get cozy for this week's pick. And while you are at it, do not forget to pop over to my Instagram @allison.the.reader for more recommendations and holiday book talk.

 

 

More about the author/authors:
Share
Rate

Comment

Comments

August 21, 2026 -CCSD Bus Drivers Are Ready to Rol - page 1
August 21, 2026 -CCSD Bus Drivers Are Ready to Rol - page 2
August 21, 2026 -CCSD Bus Drivers Are Ready to Rol - page 3
August 21, 2026 -CCSD Bus Drivers Are Ready to Rol - page 4
August 21, 2026 -CCSD Bus Drivers Are Ready to Rol - page 5
August 21, 2026 -CCSD Bus Drivers Are Ready to Rol - page 6
August 21, 2026 -CCSD Bus Drivers Are Ready to Rol - page 7
August 21, 2026 -CCSD Bus Drivers Are Ready to Rol - page 8
August 21, 2026 -CCSD Bus Drivers Are Ready to Rol - page 9
August 21, 2026 -CCSD Bus Drivers Are Ready to Rol - page 10
August 21, 2026 -CCSD Bus Drivers Are Ready to Rol - page 11
August 21, 2026 -CCSD Bus Drivers Are Ready to Rol - page 12
August 21, 2026 -CCSD Bus Drivers Are Ready to Rol - page 13
August 21, 2026 -CCSD Bus Drivers Are Ready to Rol - page 14
August 21, 2026 -CCSD Bus Drivers Are Ready to Rol - page 15
August 21, 2026 -CCSD Bus Drivers Are Ready to Rol - page 16
August 21, 2026 -CCSD Bus Drivers Are Ready to Rol - page 1 Page no. 1
August 21, 2026 -CCSD Bus Drivers Are Ready to Rol - page 2 Page no. 2
August 21, 2026 -CCSD Bus Drivers Are Ready to Rol - page 3 Page no. 3
August 21, 2026 -CCSD Bus Drivers Are Ready to Rol - page 4 Page no. 4
August 21, 2026 -CCSD Bus Drivers Are Ready to Rol - page 5 Page no. 5
August 21, 2026 -CCSD Bus Drivers Are Ready to Rol - page 6 Page no. 6
August 21, 2026 -CCSD Bus Drivers Are Ready to Rol - page 7 Page no. 7
August 21, 2026 -CCSD Bus Drivers Are Ready to Rol - page 8 Page no. 8
August 21, 2026 -CCSD Bus Drivers Are Ready to Rol - page 9 Page no. 9
August 21, 2026 -CCSD Bus Drivers Are Ready to Rol - page 10 Page no. 10
August 21, 2026 -CCSD Bus Drivers Are Ready to Rol - page 11 Page no. 11
August 21, 2026 -CCSD Bus Drivers Are Ready to Rol - page 12 Page no. 12
August 21, 2026 -CCSD Bus Drivers Are Ready to Rol - page 13 Page no. 13
August 21, 2026 -CCSD Bus Drivers Are Ready to Rol - page 14 Page no. 14
August 21, 2026 -CCSD Bus Drivers Are Ready to Rol - page 15 Page no. 15
August 21, 2026 -CCSD Bus Drivers Are Ready to Rol - page 16 Page no. 16
COMMENTS
Comment author: Johnathan Skinner Comment text: I have known Jorge for decades. Anyone who even heard about will tell you he was aging and createdan incredible legacy. Comment publication date: 8/17/26, 7:40 PM Comment source: Jorge Jose Guerrero Comment author: Patti Cole Comment text: Marie will be forever treasured in memories. The memories remain of a soft-spoken, seemingly unassuming but determined individual who absolutely knew what path she wanted to take in life, and followed it. Her instinctive reactions, which highlighted her steadfast level of love and caring for her family, friends and all living things found in nature, hold lessons for us all. An unexpected splash of her self-deprecating humor, coupled with uncanny timing, will always bring a smile. For me, Marie lives on in the sighting of a Black-crowned night heron in the tules, the bloom of a beautiful spring flower and, most poetically, in the struggle of wildlife photographers handling their very large camera lenses. Comment publication date: 8/15/26, 9:31 AM Comment source: Obituary-Marie Dong Ko Comment author: John Chaney Comment text: I just figured out that Betty was my 1st cousin. Her dad Ted was my dad's brother. I never knew Ted or Betty, but I wish I did. I am 73 and live in IL. I am building my family tree and see where Betty has fit in. Blessings to you Curt and family. Comment publication date: 8/14/26, 11:04 AM Comment source: Obituary - Betty Lou (Chaney) Anderson Comment author: Karen Webb Comment text: I am so sorry to hear this. I loved coming to the carwash to see John! He always made my day. Prayers for all of his family during this difficult time. Comment publication date: 8/11/26, 8:56 PM Comment source: In Memory of John Evans
SUPPORT OUR WORK