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This story is told from the perspective of the heroine Michele, usually the reader likes this character and can empathize with them, this however is not the case here. Michele stays with her on-again-off-again boyfriend for ten years even though he's a self-center jerk. He's emotionally abusive to her throughout their time together and she just stays with him and takes it. Finally he leaves her for good and marries a different woman then she's all heartbroken and feeling sorry for herself. I could tell right from the start that I probably wouldn't like the heroine and I was right. Tyler, the hero, has been friends with Michele and her ex since the went to university together ten years ago. He's in love her and has been for years, Michele treats him like garbage and yet her keeps coming back for more. She has a giant chip on her shoulder about Tyler being rich while she isn't, she brings it up all the time. He tries to show her through his actions that he cares about her unlike her ex and that he'll be there for her. Tyler is a likable character, if a little bit of a masochist where Michele is concerned. He should have told her a long time ago how he felt about her and let the cards fall where they may.

One of the few times I actually preferred the hero to the heroine. She was a doormat where her ex was concerned but she didn't mind being a jerk to Tyler over the years. I wouldn't read this book again and I definitely wouldn't recommend it to anyone else.


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The Playboy Proposition Miranda Lee 9780373121281 Books Reviews

Michele and Tyler Garrison knew each other since college and although they bicker a lot, they've been there for each other. That's why Tyler agreed to play the role as Michele's boyfriend, to attend Michele's ex's wedding to another woman. During the day of the wedding, Michele almost forgot that Tyler was supposed to be her pretend boyfriend, because he was playing the part so well. With the little touches and those special looks but Michele can't forget that Tyler is the most eligible playboy, and there's no way he'd truly want her...could he?
THE PLAYBOY'S PROPOSITION is the first of "The Australian Playboys" series. I liked the story because it had strong characters, but I thought the resolution was a little bit too icky. One thing I liked was how Michele and Tyler talked to each other. Their conversations were snappy and witty, it wasn't filled up with boring and shy comments. That's one thing to look forward to but like I said, I thought the resolution wasn't really finely planned.
^_^ ~ Izzy
The story between Michele and Tyler was somehow predictable to me. Michele had known Tyler Garrison since her days at university. They were good sparring partners, always arguing. But Michele was in love with Kevin. Michele had an on-again-off-again relationship with Kevin, another friend of theirs. Kevin decides to get married without telling Michele, to another girl named Danni. Michele is heartbroken. Tyler steps in to save the day. They pretend to have a relationship going to show Kevin that Michele doesn't care that he married someone else. Now Tyler was supposed to be this big playboy, but to me it didn't really seem like he was. He didn't act all playboyish, he just seemed to really care about Michele, who was oblivious of him. They get a relationship going and Michele falls in love with Tyler. Tyler has been in love with Michele since university. He doubts her love for him and then he catches her innocently kissing Kevin. It all turned out good in the end, and it was a fast read. Not the best Miranda Lee book I've read, but I am looking forward to the next book in the series.
The first time I read this it was a friends copy and I have been looking for my own copy because it stuck with me.

Michelle, still in love with her ex who is now engaged to be married. Has a bigger problem then a broken heart, and his name is Tyler. Big time playboy Tyler comes to Michelle with a proposition pretend to be in love with him to make her ex jelous and regretful. Sounds tempting but can Michele really trust Tylers intentions to be true?

Tylers has always secretly loved Michelle; unfortunetly, she's slways never seen past the tabloid image. With this proposition can Tyler show Michelle who he really is and maybe make her fall in love with his too?

Great romance story
This story is told from the perspective of the heroine Michele, usually the reader likes this character and can empathize with them, this however is not the case here. Michele stays with her on-again-off-again boyfriend for ten years even though he's a self-center jerk. He's emotionally abusive to her throughout their time together and she just stays with him and takes it. Finally he leaves her for good and marries a different woman then she's all heartbroken and feeling sorry for herself. I could tell right from the start that I probably wouldn't like the heroine and I was right. Tyler, the hero, has been friends with Michele and her ex since the went to university together ten years ago. He's in love her and has been for years, Michele treats him like garbage and yet her keeps coming back for more. She has a giant chip on her shoulder about Tyler being rich while she isn't, she brings it up all the time. He tries to show her through his actions that he cares about her unlike her ex and that he'll be there for her. Tyler is a likable character, if a little bit of a masochist where Michele is concerned. He should have told her a long time ago how he felt about her and let the cards fall where they may.

One of the few times I actually preferred the hero to the heroine. She was a doormat where her ex was concerned but she didn't mind being a jerk to Tyler over the years. I wouldn't read this book again and I definitely wouldn't recommend it to anyone else.