Michelle's Review: 
 "Perfect Kind of Trouble" is the second in the Finding Fate trilogy by Chelsea Fine, this book finds Kayla Turner returning home to Copper Springs her father's funeral. Darren Ackwood, the town gorgeous, rich, town playboy, also attends the funeral of James Turner. Darren had a different relationship with Mr. Turner, he mowed his lawn since the time he was thirteen years old. He didn't need the money at the time but he just like being around Mr. Turner. Mr. Turner had a beautiful mansion he gave to the city at his death. 
 This story is really about looks being deceiving. Both Darren and Kayla are physically beautiful people, but they are not what they appear. Kayla is judge by her beauty girls instantly don't like her because she is so pretty. She is often not given a chance to be a friend. Darren is putting on a show, a fast car, nice clothes, but his life has imploded. Both find themselves broke and a little desperate, so they agree to the details of the Mr. Turner's will. A scavenger hunt that takes them around town to find clues and the Turner money the one detail they have to get use to is being handcuffed to each other while on the scavenger hunt. 
 The two learn a lot about each other and themselves along the way. As the hunt goes on they find themselves at the Willow Inn, Darren works there as a stocker and when they give up on the hunt knows he can get them out of the handcuffs. Ellen offers Kayla a job and she decides to stay for a while. They are looking for money and they find love, not with each other, (right away). Kayla finds her father's love she thought was gone and Darren locates a piece of love in a simple note. 
 This is a really good story, it's funny and you get to see a new side of Darren from the one we meet in "Best Kind of Broken" the first in the Finding Fate series. He turns out to be an honorable man. 
 4 stars for this book.