
'His Convenient Wife' by Ruth Ann Nordin is a heartwarming tale of a marriage of convenience between Stan and Harriet, who come together to raise Stan's adopted daughter, Maggie. Despite initial reservations and past insecurities, they overcome their obstacles to become the family that Maggie needs. The writing style is sensitive, gentle, and beautiful, with discreetly portrayed romantic scenes that always stay within the boundaries of marriage. The story moves forward logically and with great depth, allowing readers to catch up on storylines from previous books in the series.
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Sensitive Topics/Content Warnings
There are medium content warnings regarding themes of parental abandonment, child behavior, and mature relationship dynamics.
Has Romance?
There is a high level of romance present in His Convenient Wife, featuring the development of passionate relationships between the main characters.
From The Publisher:
Harriett Larson has been in love with Stan Craftsman for years, but he's never paid any attention to her. Instead, his focus has always been on her twin sister. So when Stan proposes to Harriett, she knows it's only because he needs a mother for the little girl he recently adopted.
And while her first reaction is to turn him down, she can't bring herself to turn her back on an innocent child who needs her. So it is with reluctance she agrees to marry him. But only on one condition. Theirs will never be anything more than a marriage of convenience. She will not be vulnerable to him ever again.
But as soon as Stan marries her, he regrets the deal he made. She's not the wallflower he thought her to be. In fact, she's much more appealing than her sister. The problem is, how can he convince her of that so they can turn their marriage of convenience into something much more?
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