Review: Nothing Short of Absolute Entertainment!
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 06 18, 2014
What do funerals, wills and handcuffs have in common? For Kayla and Daren, they are the difference between an inheritance and going home just a little more broken, a little more alone with a lot less understanding of the man who is playing with them from beyond the grave.When Kayla returned to the small town her estranged father lived in, she has one goal, get through the funeral, get through the reading of the will and get on home, if her car will make it. Daren Ackwood plays the little rich kid/bad boy to the hilt, but the only man whoever really cared about him was Kayla’s father. Down to his last few dollars and getting his hot sports car repossessed is not part of his faade, but it is reality. He came to pay his respects to a man he cared about and fulfill the request to attend the reading of the will. Sounds pretty serious, doesn’t it?Hang on for Chelsea Fine’s take on such a sobering occasion and see if you can make it through without laughing out loud a time or three! The Perfect Kind of Troubleis a New Adult Romantic delight as the will send these two on a scavenger hunt while handcuffed to each other. The preconceived notions these two had about each other are blown out of the water as they must learn to work together to reach their intended goal. Hmmm… what could replace distaste or dislike???? Only one thing, a budding romance, that begins to sprout under the strangest of circumstances.Nothing short of absolutely total entertainment! Chelsea Fine takes the sadness out of death and fills the heart with romance, fun romance! Her sense of timing and her ability to encapsulate these two in their own little world is nothing short of true genius. And those supporting characters that always make a story “more”? They’re here, and they have done their part perfectly. A little bleakness, a lot of humor, some quirky moments and the brilliance of uncovering the people behind their out shells, priceless! Chelsea Fine is on a roll with this series!