Books like Claimed for his duty by Tara Pammi

Angele awaits her betrothal to Crown Prince Zahir, but paparazzi gossip tampers with her dreams of a consummated marriage. Faced with a loveless union, she demands a single night of intimacy on one condition.

A passionate romance between a radio personality and a congressman set against the backdrop of the Vietnam War, revealing love’s resilience amid uncertainty and national crisis.

A romance novel about a woman who falls in love with her wedding dress and decides to marry the next man she meets.

An entertaining and relatable collection of short stories exploring the ups and downs of love, from a humorist who turns ordinary moments into absurd ones.

When a scandal threatens the reputation of Sheikh Zayn Al‑Ghamdi, his fierce businesswoman girlfriend Amalia Christensen blackmails him into a temporary engagement, leading to an inevitable romantic entanglement.

James Wolfe is the bodyguard for Princess Ava de Veers, and when their one night together turns into an attraction that could jeopardize her safety, he must balance duty and desire in a high‑stakes romance.

Two romantic suspense novels about love, ranching, and the Texas countryside.

After her husband's death in a fire, a woman attends a masked ball to benefit Children’s Hospital and finds romance with a mysterious Phantom—only to discover he is the man she blames for her loss.

Lord Christopher Highclare, bound by a vow to his dying brother, seeks to marry Miss Louisa Cherington, a modest and overlooked young woman, in this Regency romance.

When heartbreak drives Azeez to recklessness, he nearly loses everything -- including his life. Now he must make a choice: spend his life in the shadows of the past, or embrace his future as the true King of Dahaar. Dr. Nikhat Zakhari left Azeez because she couldn't give him what he needed to rule. But now the only man she's ever loved needs her healing touch and she is powerless to refuse him. Azeez knows he must assume the crown -- but will this unforgettable woman agree to be his desert queen?

A passionate and tempestuous woman from Georgian London embarks on a journey across Europe to find the love she had lost to a French nobleman, only to discover that her true heart belongs to a man who has been waiting for her in Russia.

A tale of love, first love, and growing pains between two friends who embark on a journey of self-discovery.

A romance novel where a journalist is unexpectedly taken to the Falcon family, where she falls in love with a roguish man.

Two sisters, two different lives, two different men.

After a rocky marriage, Jay Crawford meets the irresistibly seductive Ashlee Anderson. A one-night stand turns into a fiery, obsessive affair where devotion and turmoil collide, forcing Jay to confront whether love or danger wins.

A single mother chauffeur becomes the Sheikh's unwanted bride in London, where she must navigate the world of luxury and intrigue.

Wyoming winter rancher J.C. Calhoun finds his life devastated when he discovers his fiancée was unfaithful. He is forced to confront the lies that destroyed his life and the woman he loves, the ruthless criminal who was tracking them, and the unexpected truths that bind them together.

For most of humanity, most people were destined to live and die anonymously. To be 'somebody' in this world, a somebody whose opinions would be heard in any way beyond close friends, was a privilege very few had enjoyed. In this environment, there would eventually be no point for most people to continue to think of themselves as a 'unique individual'. It surely looks amazing in hindsight, how far we have come in less than two decades. This book is primarily about my journey to become a ‘somebody’ with something to say. Topics covered include how technology has enabled people like myself to have a voice, what it feels like to join the cultural conversation and take cultural stances, and participating in politics and the ‘culture wars’ through citizen journalism. I will also examine the bigger cultural impacts of this democratization of culture creation. Throughout this book, I will be telling my own story so far, as a cultural voice in this rapidly changing world. But I will also be illustrating the wider story of how profoundly the world changed, in these first two decades of the 21st century. The technology changed first, and that was groundbreaking enough, but I think that the greatest change was in the culture.