Book Review: Perfectly Inappropriate by Stacey Kennedy

A woman scorned and a politician with a wild side connect online—and explore their hottest fantasies in the flesh.

Olivia Watts knows that her problems are painfully average. She got engaged, and her fiancé cheated. She gave up on her dream job—street photographer—and settled on a more practical one: graphic designer. She scrimped and saved to buy a home, only to realize how empty it was. So when Olivia hears about an exclusive dating app that matches subs with highly trained doms, she does something she never thought she’d do in a million years: She signs up. The last thing she expects to find is a man whose sizzling touch reawakens the woman she used to be. . . .

Noah Grant has no time for relationships. His sole purpose is to win reelection. That’s why he pays a premium to the discreet app that satisfies all his dark desires. But after sweet, innocent Olivia is vetted and arrives for their week together in his penthouse, it’s blatantly clear that she’s running from her demons. Noah’s more than willing to be her escape—until their emotions get tangled up in their games. Now, to become worthy of Olivia’s heart, Noah will have to prove that he’s more than a fantasy.

Perfectly Inappropriate is a story about moving forward and taking back what was lost. I love Olivia Watts! When she discovered her ex-fiance cheating with her best friend, she made the right decision to remove them from her life. Olivia had lost herself in her ex-fiance. She's ready to move on with a little bit of help from a friend. She had always been the good girl and decides to do something perfectly inappropriate by taking a chance on an exclusive dating app. Noah Grant has no time in his busy political schedule for relationships. Noah isn't looking for forever after growing up in a politician's household. It is imperative for him to keep his proclivities from the public. When he meets Olivia he finds himself at a crossroads. give love a chance or continue to solely focus on his career.  

The story is sweet and heartwarming. Olivia is a strong woman who pushed past her boundaries and found herself. I loved it! 5 Stars