Leigh's review posted at Guilty Pleasures Book Reviews 
 How much did I love this book?!?! I wish I had more than 5 stars to give, because this book made me cry, it made me laugh, and it made me love Soraya and Graham so much I didn't want it to end. 
 Soraya is just fun. I can't help but think that she must have been a blast to write, because she was an absolute riot to read. She finds the phone of a sex god and does what everyone secretly wants to do...she goes through it, looks at all of the pictures, calls some of the contacts, and basically snoops like it's her job. And when she does a good deed and returns it to a man that turns out to be a colossal jerk, she tells him exactly what she thinks of him. Complete with a pictures flipping him off. 
 But the Graham we meet at the beginning is a far cry from who he turns out to be. Yes, he is a jerk. Soraya pegs him correctly when she nicknames him "Mr. Big Prick" to her friends. But he owns it, makes no apologies, and has enough substance of character to back it up. Soraya is the complete opposite of Graham, but her failure to back down and be cowed by his attitude, and even dish it back out, is intriguing to him. He goes from a loud, overbearing, stuck-up suit, to a guy that I genuinely loved. There were so many facets to him and so many layers to be revealed. The dialogue between him and Soraya was hilarious, the sex was hot, and the emotions were surprisingly raw and tender. 
 Soraya and Graham's banter in the form of letters to advice columnist "Dear Ida" were adorable, and the turbulence in their relationship broke my heart to read. I ran the gamut of emotions with this one. 
 I am a huge fan of Penelope Ward. Everything she writes has a similar feel and her male characters all have a common thread. They come off as brusque and indifferent, unfeeling to some. And yet they all have a sensitivity hiding beneath a hard exterior that is like a diamond in the rough. Graham was no exception and perfectly illustrates why I adore anything that Penelope Ward writes. As for Vi Keeland, this is my first exposure to her, and I can assure you it won't be my last. As a team, they turned out an incredible book. Stuck Up Suit is a must read! 
 Review copy provided for an honest review.