Review: Fun book
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 06 20, 2014
Kayla Turner has nothing except the old beat up car her mom gave her and her few belongings in a suitcase, and now her father who she has been estranged from is dead.  The least she can do is go to his funeral.  Darren Ackwood is the town hottie that women can't resist, he has the reputation of being a playboy and a bit of a man-whore, yet he is still the most beautiful man Kayla Turner has ever seen, even if she can't stand him.  When Darren sees Kayla, he is a bit flabbergasted by her beauty, but then he remembers the things she has done, or the things "he thinks" she has done, and feels the same way about her.  Kayla and Darren have a lot more in common than they know or want to admit to, both flat broke, both have been dealt a bad hand in life, and both of them are desperate, which is how end up in their present situation, thanks to the late Mr. Turner's stipulations in his will.  They find themselves stuck with each other, literally, and things really begin to get interesting and then some.Perfect Kind of Trouble is a delightful and funny story that also has it's sexy and serious moments in the mix.  I really enjoyed getting to know both Kayla and Darren's characters.  They both make assumptions about one another that aren't true, and in the process of "the quest" Kayla's father has sent them on, they come to find out who the other really is, both realizing that their feelings for each other are changing.  The banter between these two and the situations they find themselves in will keep you laughing, while the romance has just the right amount of sizzle. Perfect Kind of Trouble can also be read as a standalone.  If you enjoy contemporary romance, then Perfect Kind of Trouble is something you should consider checking out.