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A Convenient Proposal
576 pages
A glamorous, trope-tastic indulgence where pragmatic contracts inevitably melt into passionate love affairs.
What it feels like
Reading this anthology feels like slipping into a perfectly tailored, unapologetically glamorous soap opera. The pacing is brisk and addictive, designed to deliver the immediate gratification of classic romance tropes without unnecessary filler. It wraps the reader in an escapist, tension-filled atmosphere where opulent settings and high-stakes family drama serve as the backdrop for intense emotional awakenings. The prose is earnest and emotionally heightened, focusing deeply on the sensory rush of unexpected attraction and the delicious friction of transactional boundaries breaking down. It is a deeply comforting, indulgent read for anyone who loves the marriage-of-convenience trope, offering a satisfying emotional arc that reliably transforms guarded pragmatism into sweeping, passionate surrender.
- Mood
- glamorous
- passionate
- escapist
- tension-filled
- Tone
- dramatic
- earnest
- swoony
- indulgent
- Pace
- brisk
- Themes
- the vulnerability of intimacy · duty versus desire · hidden depths of attraction · surrendering to love
- The writing
- Accessible, emotionally heightened, and focused heavily on sensory details and internal romantic yearning.
- The arc
- Moves from guarded pragmatism and transactional boundaries to overwhelming passion and emotional surrender.
- Who it's for
- Readers looking for classic, trope-heavy romance anthologies filled with wealthy heroes and marriages of convenience.
Content notes
- mild sexual content
- family conflict
About the book
Three irresistible men - three proposals of convenience - that turn into passionate love affairs of a lifetime!
The Marriage Arrangement - Helen Bianchin
Miguel and Hannah Santana share glamorous lives and passionate nights. But their perfect marriage was just a contract to unite two powerful families - love was never part of the deal. Until another woman sets her eyes on Miguel - and Hannah realizes she feels more than she’s bargained for.
Wife by Arrangment - Lucy Gordon
When Heather is jilted at the altar, she blames her arranged fiancé’s brother Renato - who then decides it’s his duty to take his brother’s place! Heather is wary of this commanding substitute husband - but the attraction between them is too overwhelming to resist...
The Hired Husband - Kate Walker
Sienna is heiress to a fortune - on condition that she’s happily married! So she proposes a one-year marriage to Keir Alexander, the one man she trusts. Only Keir isn’t content to be a hired husband. And he makes his own proposition: that their year-long marriage is a real one!
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