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A classic opposites-attract romance where pragmatic necessity slowly melts into undeniable passion. These 12 books are the closest matches in mood, pace and themes, with what each one shares with Marriage wanted.
- warm
- romantic
- cozy
- optimistic
- 01
This Matter of Marriage
Debbie Macomber · 1997
A cozy, low-stakes romantic comedy about looking everywhere for love only to find it right next door.
- 02
Mail-Order Marriages
Debbie Macomber · 2000
A heartwarming journey to a rugged Alaskan town where reluctant hearts are thawed by the promise of fresh starts and unexpected love.
- 03
Very Convenient Marriage (A Family Circle)
Dallas Schulze
A classic, trope-tastic romance where a purely practical bargain melts into undeniable, swoon-worthy affection.
- 04
Wanted
Barbara McMahon
A breezy, opposites-attract romance where rigid plans melt in the face of spontaneous chemistry.
- 05
The Wife He Wanted
Elizabeth August
A cozy, snow-bound classic romance where forced proximity melts away professional boundaries and heals old wounds.
- 06
Marriage on Demand
Susan Fox
A classic marriage-of-convenience tale that simmers with unspoken longing and the thrilling tension of shifting boundaries.
- 07
The marriage bargain
Susan Fox
A tender, classic marriage-of-convenience romance where practical desperation slowly melts into genuine, passionate devotion.
- 08
One Bridegroom Required
Sharon Kendrick
A breezy, determined romantic pursuit where a hopeful bride-to-be sets out to melt the heart of a cynical, wealthy bachelor.
- 09
Rancher's Bride
Jeanne Allan
A comforting, classic romance that wraps you in the gentle drama of a pragmatic arrangement slowly blooming into real love.
- 10
Makeshift Marriage
Daphne Clair
A sun-drenched, emotionally charged escape where a marriage of convenience slowly melts into genuine, undeniable desire.
- 11
Their Wedding Deal
Helen Bianchin
A double dose of classic, high-stakes romance where pragmatic bargains inevitably melt into passionate love.
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Dash To The Altar (Whirlwind Weddings)
Ruth Jean Dale
A breezy, impulsive romance that proves sometimes the best way to fall in love is to say I do first and ask questions later.











