But along comes Alayna’s new employer, a handsome, wealthy bachelor by the name of Hudson Peirce, who is immediately drawn to her.

She has since tried turning her life around and focused her obsessive behavior on something else: graduating at the top of her class in her MBA program.

Alayna’s past is filled with retraining orders and stalking she has often gone too far in the name of love. The three stories ( Fixed on You, Found in You, Forever with You) focused on the protagonist, Alayna “Laynie” Wither’s, and her struggle as a recovering obsessive compulsive disorder patient. That being said, I flew through these novels. (That’s what these types of books are all about, right?!) The Fixed Trilogy, while not as poorly written as the 50 Shades books, (it’s hard to be worse, and I don’t usually say that about another author’s work!) it is similar to the general structure of sexy time novels, as it incorporates ridiculously fast-paced story lines and relatively unrealistic characters and plot points. Of course, the genre didn’t deter me either and I powered through all three books in a single weekend. So, as I went through the New York Times best seller list and randomly selected a few books to take on, I didn’t realize that The Fixed Trilogy was actually a 50 Shades of Grey style sexy time series! Call it what you will: contemporary romance, erotica, or trash and a half, I just like to call it good old fashioned sexy time.

Fixed on You by Laurelin Paige