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The Playboy's Proposal
by Ashlee Mallory
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The Playboy's Proposal is the third book in the contemporary romance series from author Ashlee Mallory and the Entangled Bliss imprint. Each of the books in the Sorenson family series can be read as standalones. I read, and thoroughly enjoyed, the first book in the series, Her Backup Boyfriend. I really enjoyed it, but I never got around to reading the second book in the series. When I saw the third book was out, I couldn't pass it up. I love a makeover story. And I'm not sure what it is, but I have been reading a lot of books that have been good but kind of meh lately. So I was very excited to see how much I was truly enjoying The Playboy's Proposal. It was a book that I didn't want to be over.
Benny is great. I love how spunky and sassy and down to earth she is. I loved that she didn't back down from her loud neighbor when he was stealing her parking spot and partying at all hours of the night. She decided to get even. Go her. Of course, Henry had another card up her sleeve that even Benny couldn't resist. Catching the eye of the doctor at work that she has had a major crush on. Henry decides to help her land a date with Dr. Seely and Benny agrees to drop her complaints against Henry. I really liked the build up between Benny and Henry. It was a really sweet slow burn attraction between the two of them. The kind that sneaks up on you, until it is all you can see. Even if Henry was a bit pig headed about is feelings for a long time. (Come to think of it...Benny was too. They really are a perfect match!)
Bottom line: This book is a really quick read, one that is meant warm your heart a bit and make you swoony. It accomplishes those goals and then some. Even though the book is on the shorter end, I felt like I really got to know the characters, and it was fun to visit the Sorenson family once again. It all culminates into a really fun read. One that I would recommend to others. I can't wait to continue the series. I liked this one even more than the first book in the series.
This review was originally posted on Book Briefs
The Playboy's Proposal is the third book in the contemporary romance series from author Ashlee Mallory and the Entangled Bliss imprint. Each of the books in the Sorenson family series can be read as standalones. I read, and thoroughly enjoyed, the first book in the series, Her Backup Boyfriend. I really enjoyed it, but I never got around to reading the second book in the series. When I saw the third book was out, I couldn't pass it up. I love a makeover story. And I'm not sure what it is, but I have been reading a lot of books that have been good but kind of meh lately. So I was very excited to see how much I was truly enjoying The Playboy's Proposal. It was a book that I didn't want to be over.
Benny is great. I love how spunky and sassy and down to earth she is. I loved that she didn't back down from her loud neighbor when he was stealing her parking spot and partying at all hours of the night. She decided to get even. Go her. Of course, Henry had another card up her sleeve that even Benny couldn't resist. Catching the eye of the doctor at work that she has had a major crush on. Henry decides to help her land a date with Dr. Seely and Benny agrees to drop her complaints against Henry. I really liked the build up between Benny and Henry. It was a really sweet slow burn attraction between the two of them. The kind that sneaks up on you, until it is all you can see. Even if Henry was a bit pig headed about is feelings for a long time. (Come to think of it...Benny was too. They really are a perfect match!)
Bottom line: This book is a really quick read, one that is meant warm your heart a bit and make you swoony. It accomplishes those goals and then some. Even though the book is on the shorter end, I felt like I really got to know the characters, and it was fun to visit the Sorenson family once again. It all culminates into a really fun read. One that I would recommend to others. I can't wait to continue the series. I liked this one even more than the first book in the series.
This review was originally posted on Book Briefs