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A high-stakes marriage of convenience where simmering resentment battles undeniable attraction. These 12 books are the closest matches in mood, pace and themes, with what each one shares with No Provocation.
- tense
- passionate
- high-stakes
- simmering
- 01
Executive Lady
Sophie Weston
A high-stakes corporate merger sparks a battle of wills in this glamorous, tension-filled marriage of convenience.
- 02
Habit of Command
Sophie Weston
A high-angst, emotionally charged marriage of convenience where the hardest secret to keep is being in love with your fake husband.
- 03
In name only
Roxanne Jarrett
A sultry, high-stakes battle of wills where stubborn pride melts under the heat of unexpected desire.
- 04
Point of no return
Carole Mortimer
A classic, high-stakes battle of wills where simmering resentment inevitably boils over into undeniable passion.
- 05
The Wedding Deception
Kay Thorpe
A deliciously tense, vintage enemies-to-lovers romp where fierce family loyalty clashes with undeniable, inconvenient attraction.
- 06
Their Wedding Deal
Helen Bianchin
A double dose of classic, high-stakes romance where pragmatic bargains inevitably melt into passionate love.
- 07
Promise to Pay
Daphne Clair
A high-stakes, tension-filled vintage romance where financial ruin forces a proud woman into a passionate battle of wills with a ruthless tycoon.
- 08
No honourable compromise
Jessica Steele
A fiery battle of wills where professional rivalry masks a simmering, undeniable attraction.
- 09
Unfriendly Proposition
Jessica Steele
A classic battle of wills where bitter assumptions slowly melt into reluctant, undeniable attraction.
- 10
Marriage On The Agenda
Lee Wilkinson
A whirlwind of corporate intrigue and sudden passion where every lingering glance hides a secret agenda.
- 11
The bride's proposition
Day Leclaire
A playful contemporary romance where cold and practical logic collides delightfully with warm and irresistible passion.
- 12
Not The Marrying Kind
Helen Dalzell
A classic, comforting marriage-of-convenience tale where pragmatic plans inevitably give way to sweeping romance.











