Review: The Perfect Kind of Feel Good Book!
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 06 17, 2014
*Received copy in exchange for an honest review*I absolutely adored Best Kind of Broken by Chelsea Fine, so when I was presented with the opportunity to review Perfect Kind of Trouble, I immediately jumped on it! Let me just say, I was not disappointed in the least!  It follows the story of Kayla Turner and Daren Ackwood – both misunderstood by the rest of the world and fans of building walls around facades in order to protect themselves. Then they’re forced together and of course cracks appear that they didn’t think were possible.Kayla was one of those girls that in some ways I had a really hard time connecting to, but on other fronts, I felt like she was me. She was the beautiful protagonist who knew she attracted attention, and was often judged based purely on those looks. On the inside was a whole other story; she was an independent, broken soul who was really just lost. She returns to her childhood home for her father’s funeral a bitter girl and ends up taking a journey that I loved being on the ride for. The woman she becomes is not the same one we meet in the beginning of the book.Daren. Oh man, I wanted to punch him in the beginning of the book. He had these moments where he was such a conceited jerk that I felt no remorse for him. Then we got to see more into his life and upbringing and I softened immensely. It was hard not to as he began changing as well. I adore a good book where the characters come together to change and better each other and this was no exception to that. Chelsea writes in such a way from the dual perspective that you really are living the journey with the characters. You experience the moment to moment changes that result in the bigger transformation.The premise of having these two characters together for a scavenger hunt was so ridiculously cute and made me love someone we didn’t even get to experience – Kayla’s dad. While it will tug at your heartstrings one moment, it will make you giggle the next. It’s a beautiful read with a life lesson twist to it; one of my absolute favorite kind of reads! I would definitely recommend this book, and this series, to fellow readers!