Review: A Great Book to Escape Into
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 07 3, 2014
***I received a copy of this book through NetGalley in return for my honest review.***I'm still fairly new to the whole books set in the same world, but each one follows a different set of characters thing. I'm usually pretty attached to the characters in the first book and am not sure if I want to read about a different set of characters.I'm going to go ahead and say I believe this author has done a great job when it comes to the same world/different character series. She has managed to make me care about these characters just as much as the ones in the first book. The short preview of the next book at the end of this book has me wanting to read the NEXT book in this series, too.I can honestly say I liked the Perfect Kind of Trouble. I was intrigued how the author interwove this story with the first Finding Fate book,Best Kind of Broken (Finding Fate). This book takes place, at least in part, during the same time the first book took place. I really enjoyed that aspect.This book was a little bit steamier than the first book in the series (from what I remember anyways...the first book was 40 or so books read ago). I liked the two main characters, Kayla and Daren, and their alternating POVs. I, of course, like all of the side characters in the story. Clearly Copper Springs and the surrounding area is a great little place to live. I liked the how Kayla and Daren slowly realize what they thought/assumed about one another was all wrong. It's one of those, there are two sides to every story and not everything is how it seems. It's all about how you project yourself to the world vs. how you really are. The book is a nice little getaway journey. I certainly enjoyed my little getaway while reading the story.I found this book to be a very fast read. I was super busy over the last day, but still managed to finish the book in less than 24 hours. I wanted to know where the scavenger hunt was going to take them next. The tension that takes place was pretty good too. Just like the first book, I think this one would make a pretty good movie too.If you are in the mood for this sort of book, I recommend you check it out. Based on the type of book this is, I don't feel that you need to read the first book before reading this one. Because this book follows different characters you won't be missing much, except for a few references where the main characters in this book cross paths with the main characters from the last book or are mentioned in passing. It makes me want to go back and read the first book again, so I can pay closer attention to the characters crossing paths. Well done.