Books like The marriage bargain by Susan Fox

A feisty tomboy and a charming speedboat driver form a marriage of necessity, leading to unexpected love and family aspirations in contemporary romance.

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.

Rena Lambert agrees to a four‑day marriage of convenience with Ford Harlow, who seeks her property. Yet Ford plans to be a true husband, leaving Rena to navigate love, loyalty, and unexpected feelings.

A passionate romance between a tough lawyer and a caring mother of a baby, challenging the boundaries of marriage and love.

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

Highest Bidder Wins the Bride! "I BOUGHT A WIFE?" Montana rancher Linc Monroe knew that the backwater society called "The Community" practiced outdated customs, but he never expected them to put a 28-eight-year-old virgin on the auction block! So the honorable cowboy had no choice but to buy -- and wed -- alluring Rachel Johnson in order to set her free. And then the reluctant groom had to educate his bride about city ways before she could live on her own. Trouble was, the spirited beauty took to ranching life as if she were born to it, and soon Linc's captivating pupil began teaching him a few lessons about matters of the heart.

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.