Leigh's review posted at Guilty Pleasures Book Reviews 
 These two can't collaborate on a book and have it be anything but fantastic. Playboy Pilot was laugh out loud funny, snarky and full of emotion. It was a literal tour around the globe and boy, did I enjoy the trip. I cried and snorted and enjoyed the hell out of myself until I realized I was on the last page. 
 Although, then I was pretty sad that it was over. 
 Carter is a lot like many of the heroes in their books: he's drop dead gorgeous, with a cocky exterior and a heart of gold. He's caring and sweet and when he meets the heroine, he's totally and irrevocably in love. He treats the woman he loves the way every woman wants to be treated and I can't help but always lose my heart to them just a little bit. Sigh. I knew I'd love Carter, but in this story, I didn't think I'd be much of a fan of Kendall's. She came off as snooty and materialistic. That lasted for exactly one chapter and then I adored her. She was crazy and impulsive and not at all what I originally expected, and she fit perfectly with Carter's thrill-seeking attitude. 
 Aside from the fact that there were two great romantic leads, what was so satisfying in this book was that we didn't have to wait very long for the romance to start. Although it began as simply attraction, it was immediate. As in, three pages in the characters are flirting with each other and it doesn't stop. As Kendall travels the world with her handsome pilot while pondering a dilemma that's waiting for her back home, we get to know the two of them as they get to know one another. And it really is magical. 
 And if there wasn't anything that could have made this book better, we got a surprise Easter Egg in the form of a cameo from one of the men from their previous books. Although it was a very brief scene, it was nice to know how characters that now seem like old friends are doing. It cements for me how invested I get in the books these ladies write and how real these people become. 
 The books by Vi Keeland and Penelope Miller are all alike in that they transport me to a world that I know will be wonderful. Yes, they all follow a similar formula that is somewhat predictable: couple meets, there is a secret that's disclosed, they break up and spend time apart during which I suffer extreme angst while reading the book, they get back together and have an HEA during which I get an epilogue that lets me know they'll have a good life. But this formula also assures me that I will get that satisfied ending I'm looking for, no matter how much drama and heartache they put me through along the way. 
 Playboy Pilot was truly a must read. I could feel my heart breaking and smiling again as I read it, and simply couldn't put it down. 
 Review copy provided for an honest review.