Books like The Alvares Bride by Sandra Marton

When the ruthless tycoon Nick marries Paige to secure a seat on her father's company board, she demands he prove his love beyond the contract.

Emily Beaumont needs Mark's help to escape scandal, but danger threatens her virtue and Mark’s heart.

Three couples bring unexpected drama to a celebrated wedding, igniting passion and sharp twists that challenge each bride’s and groom’s expectations of love and commitment.

After a secret pregnancy, Carin reveals the name of her baby's father at birth, summoning Brazilian billionaire Raphael Alvares—whose arrival raises questions of pride or passion for a future wedding.

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

Lady Charis was widowed when she was still very young. Now she becomes the unwitting focus of a bet among some society gentlemen as to who can win her favor. In the meantime though she is unhappy to realize that she has fallen in love with the man she thinks her niece wants to marry.

A flirtatious encounter turns into an unexpected weekend of intrigue when executive Dana McKenna shares a hotel suite with enigmatic businessman Griffin McKenna.

A trio of steamy romance novels in one bundle: Emma Darcy’s The Ramirez Bride, Michelle Reid’s The Brazilian’s Blackmailed Bride, and Sandra Marton’s The Disobedient Virgin, each delivering passionate love stories with strong, defiant heroines.

Anything can happen behind closed doors ! The newspapers called her new boss a financial genius; the gossip columns branded him gorgeous. But Dana knew Griffin McKenna took whatever he wanted, be it a company or a woman. She could think of other words to describe him: arrogant, egotistical, self-important.... When Dana and Griffin arrived at an important conference to find they had to share a room, Dana was ready to run-a whole weekend spent with Griffin in the Bridal Suite ? But then she experienced for herself the McKenna take-over techniaue...to genius and gorgeous, add great lover !

When a will leads to wedlock.... Zach says: "Why did I have to be the one left with my father's mistress? Still, I know her type, and she should have been easy to dismiss. After all, Nave Palmer didn't actually climb the corporate ladder: she got to the top on her back in a tangle of silken sheets. But when I met her, was I in for a shock! Innocent, vibrant and talented, Eve was nothing like I'd imagined. Now I'm in so deep I realize I'm in danger of repeating my old man's mistake and falling in love. Marriage is the last thing I want, and even the prospect of a Hollywood wedding won't change my mind....

Married to a stranger! Dorian Oliver had a job to do and Jake Prince was not going to stop her! But then Dorian found herself in a situation with only one solution: she had to become Jake's wife! Jake made it clear that he was more than willing to make love to her, but Dorian wanted more, much more, than a few nights of bliss in his arms. Even though they both knew their marriage was a sham, Dorian found herself wishing that pretense could become reality. Now all she had to do was convince Jake that marriage to a stranger could last for a lifetime...!

An omnibus of novels by Sandra Marton (Wedding of the Year! #1-3) One night, at the wedding of the year . . . The Bride Said Never! Damian Skouras wasn't looking for commitment; Larel Bennett didn't date macho Greek men. Yet, one night of passion later, he was demanding marriage. The trouble was, could Laurel ever truly feel she was his wife . . .? The Divorcee Said Yes! When Chase Cooper suggested to his ex-wife, Annie, that they pretend to get back together to reassure their daughter that love could last, Annie was shocked. But then she found herself agreeing to his plan . . . The Groom Said Maybe! Stephanie Willingham couldn't believe how lucky she was when she and David Chambers were seated next to each other at a wedding. She needed a lawyer, and he was one of the best. Then David confessed he needed a fiancee. Of course, it was all strictly business . . .