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The Inconvenient Bride

192 pages

A delightfully trope-tastic romance that revels in the delicious friction of a rigid pragmatist being undone by love.

What it feels like

Reading this book feels like slipping into a perfectly tailored, classic romance trope. It delivers the quintessential marriage-of-convenience fantasy with a brisk, engaging energy that keeps the pages turning. The atmosphere is warm and crackling with the specific, delightful friction of opposites attracting, specifically a rigid, emotionally guarded pragmatist colliding with a vibrant, heart-driven optimist. The prose is accessible and heavily focused on the snappy dialogue and internal tug-of-war between the protagonists, making the emotional stakes feel both intimate and immediate. It is a breezy, passionate read that offers the deep satisfaction of watching a tightly wound character slowly unravel and surrender to vulnerability. Fans of classic grumpy-sunshine dynamics and marriages of convenience will devour this comforting, swoon-worthy escape.

Mood
  • warm
  • passionate
  • breezy
Tone
  • playful
  • earnest
  • swoony
  • wry
Pace
brisk
Themes
opposites attract · marriage of convenience · emotional awakening · vulnerability and control
The writing
Accessible and dialogue-driven, prioritizing emotional immediacy and the crackling chemistry between the leads.
The arc
Moves from impulsive, pragmatic arrangements through delightful friction into a deeply felt, vulnerable surrender.
Who it's for
Fans of classic category romance who crave the delicious tension of a rigid workaholic being undone by a warm, heart-driven partner.
Content notes
  • mild sexual content

About the book

Dominic Wolfe -- one of the sharpest young tycoons in New York City -- should have known that one night of great sex was no basis for a marriage. But it wasn't his head Dominic was thinking with when he asked Sierra Kelly to be his convenient wife!

Sierra wasn't thinking with her head either, but with her heart. She was determined to teach him that there was more to life than meetings and mergers, and soon Dominic was wondering just how convenient she was! Could it be this hardheaded businessman was about to lose control in the arms of his new bride?

Description from Open Library.

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