Marriage of Convenience Regency Romance Books
34 regency romance books that use the marriage of convenience trope — they marry for practical reasons and fall in love afterwards. Top picks: The Corinthian (1940), A Civil Contract (1961) and The Five-Minute Marriage (1977).
34 books
The Corinthian
Georgette Heyer
A Civil Contract
Georgette Heyer
The Five-Minute Marriage
Joan Aiken
Taken by the Laird
Margo Maguire
The Devil Who Tamed Her
Johanna Lindsey
Seeking Persephone
Sarah M. Eden
The Counterfeit Betrothal
Mary Balogh
When the Duke Returns
Eloisa James
A Radical Arrangement
Jane Ashford
An Unwilling Bride
Jo Beverley
Arabella & The Beast
Rebecca Baldwin
Marry in Haste / Francesca's Rake
Lynn Kerstan
The Calico Countess
Barbara Hazard
I Kissed an Earl
Julie Anne Long
Slightly Married
Mary Balogh
The Lady's Proposal
Patricia Waddell
The Temporary Husband
Barbara Allister
My Only Love
Katherine Sutcliffe
A Christmas Promise
Mary Balogh
Provocative in Pearls
Madeline Hunter
The Duchess of Vidal
Dawn Lindsey
The Cassandra knot
Rebecca Baldwin
It Started With a Scandal
Julie Anne Long
Rogue's Lady
Anne Devon
Heiress in Regency Society
Helen Dickson
Never Laugh at Love
Barbara Cartland
A Shaft of Sunlight
Barbara Cartland
A Victory for Love
Barbara Cartland
Rakes And Rascals
Jasmine Cresswell
Under the Wishing Star
Diane Farr
Autumn Rain:(Rakes #1)
Anita Mills
Caught by Love
Barbara Cartland
The Bartered Bride
Elizabeth Mansfield
A Prudent Match
Laura Matthews