Fixing the Future by Ali Parker

I got off to a slow start thinking the title was “Fixing the Furniture” and I’m waiting for the furniture part to kick in.

And it doesn’t, because it makes much more sense to call it “FIXING THE FUTURE” with Christopher still affected by the passing of his wife 10 years ago leaving him to raise their daughter alone.

I liked the story for the single dad trope and the events that take place as Chris tries to get back into dating.  The daughter is adorable, the grandmother meddling and mouthy and Juliette was working for me until she did a few things in a not so nice way.  She entitled to a few mistakes, so I’ll overlook it and say she’s a pretty good character, too.

I received an advance an copy of this book.  This is my voluntary review.