Books like Scorsolini Marriage Bargain by Lucy Monroe

When Lia seeks her aristocratic family’s help to save her daughter, they sell her to Damian Marquez, a former titleholder who sees only her blue‑blood lineage. With the wedding looming, Lia must hide a truth that could shatter the marriage.

Hallie, engaged to a future husband by necessity rather than love, teams up with the independent neighbor Wes Lansing in a novel marriage bargain that challenges both of their expectations.

Gorgeous Italian billionaire Luca Santanno seeks a bride, and the blonde she meets becomes his reluctant partner in a temporary marriage that turns into an irresistible romance.

A struggling bookstore owner and a billionaire enter a one‑year loveless marriage to meet their selfish goals, only to find their prize turns into a passionate romance that challenges their expectations and opens a realm of magic.

When estranged husband Xenon Kanellis returns to the Greek island where love once lived, he is drawn back into Lexi’s life—her longing for his help and a chance to rekindle a romance that could restore his spotless reputation.

Convenient Bride for the King is a romance novel by Kelly Hunter that explores themes of love, duty, and destiny within a fictional setting.

Valentina Woodville’s reluctant marriage to the Marquis of Stockdale seems doomed until she discovers that, after agreeing to a year of devotion, the experience transforms her and reshapes the idea of freedom.

Claudio Monroe defies his family's Scorsolini curse by marrying Therese for practical reasons, while she loves him from the start.

Handsome soldier Spencer Keenan and timid country girl Emma Chambers agree to a wedding in name only, rescuing Emma from his uncle’s unwanted suit and providing her the home she desperately desires. After Spence leaves for war, however, Emma’s idyllic life is soon transformed into worry and toil, caring for his crumbling estate. Emma’s youthful romantic fantasy that Spence will return to make their marriage real is quickly dispelled. Now Spence has returned, but in a coffin, struck down in a duel. Needing to look upon his face one last time, Emma narrowly saves him from being buried alive. In return she seeks a new marriage bargain – Spence must give her a child. While Spence battles haunting memories and unknown treachery, the one thing he doesn’t bargain for is falling deeply in love with his now valiant and captivating wife. - Author's Website

Elinor’s forced marriage to William de Valences is driven by her lands, not her beauty. King Henry demands proof of Guy de Riddington’s French plot before the union can close, while William falls for his bride amid suspicions of a lingering lover.