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One of my favorite tropes is a marriage or relationship of convenience! Do you enjoy this trope? Do you have a favorite trope?

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Do you have a favorite trope? I enjoy marriage or relationship of convenience because it often includes witty banter, humorous circumstances, and a slow-burn romance.

I’m linking up today for Top Ten Tuesday with That Artsy Reader Girl: Books You’d Be a Fool Not to Read. I’m not exactly saying that you’d be a fool to not read books with a marriage or relationship of convenience, but you’d be missing out on some fun if you don’t! I am short of ten titles today, so do you have recommendations for me?

Top Ten Tuesday (meme)

10 6 Books With Marriage or Relationship of Convenience Tropes

(in no particular order)


I love this sweet story with some disability rep.


In 1774, what would you do to pay off a debt?


A fun contemporary romance.


A 1800s histfic romance with a page-turning plot.


A Gilded Age romance with witty banter and colorful characters.


A loose modern reimagining of the classic movie, Christmas in Connecticut.



QOTD:

I have only six…all TBR worthy! Can you add to this list?



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9 comments

  1. Friends to Lovers is a great trope, Carol. I’ve read two of these and have one on my TBR shelf. I checked out the others and they all look good. In fact, one if already on my shelf as a blog recommendation, so it must have been your review that convinced me to put it there.

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