A Bride Worth Taking (Arrangements, Book 6)

This Regency romance is the sixth book in the Arrangements series and follows a marriage that neither partner welcomed. The premise, hinted at in a pair of contrasting lines, is a union that is legally binding but dreaded by both people bound by it. Set in the Regency period, the story explores how a couple tied together by law and circumstance must learn to live under the same roof. Its tone is clean and sweet, and it leans on the expectations of a society that prized respectability and duty above personal feeling. Readers who enjoy marriage-of-convenience stories will find the premise familiar.