That was a departure, plot-wise, from most of the Harlequin tropes. No one was made out to be a villain, and the characters and their actions and reactions were feasible and believable. The plot was a little convoluted, but it made psychological sense. I'd say it was well-written, with real characters and not stereotypes.
Contract Brides series book 9 Francesca walked into the room and Guy Dymoke wasmesmerized. But she was pregnant with Guy's brother'sbaby. An impossible situation…and Guy had been hidinghis feelings ever since.Years later, Francesca is now a widow, and when thewill is read she's stunned to discover she's been placedinto Guy's safekeeping…as his convenient wife! Guywants to give Francesca and her son all the care in theworld. He also yearns to tell her how much he reallyloves her. But he'll wait for the day that she gives herlove freely in return….
Book in order: 1.Marriage on Demand(Susan Fox) 2.Strategy For Marriage (Margaret Way) 3.Bride by Design (Leigh Michael's) 4.The Marriage Command (Susan Fox) 5.Bride of Convenience (Susan Fox) 6.Her Stand-In Groom (Jackie Braun) 7.Marriage in Name Only ( Barbara McMahon) 8.The Last-Minute Marriage (Marion Lennox) 9.A Wife on Paper (Liz Fielding) 10.Vacancy: Wife of Convenience (Jessica Steele) 11.His Hired Bride (Susan Fox)
