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'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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Save:'A Civil Contract' by Georgette Heyer is a Regency novel that delves into the complexities of marriage, financial struggles, and societal expectations during the Napoleonic Wars era. The story follows Adam Deveril, a war hero who must marry for money to save his family estate, leading him to wed Jenny Chawleigh, a wealthy but plain heiress. The book explores the evolution of their relationship from a marriage of convenience to a deeper connection based on respect and practicality. Heyer's writing style is described as realistic and thought-provoking, offering a refreshing take on love and marriage within the Regency setting.
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