Convenient Marriages Books in Order
Convenient Marriages is a series of 5 books written by Noelle Adams.
Here, you can see them all in order! (publication year included)
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Convenient Marriages books in publication order
5 books
A Negotiated Marriage
by Noelle Adams
2013
Three years into their practical marriage, Molly and CEO Luke add regular sex to their agreement without intending emotional commitment. Increasing intimacy and the return of an old lover force Molly to reconsider what she actually wants from her husband.
Married by Contract
by Noelle Adams
2016
Jenn and former soldier Nick add sex to their five year marriage of convenience as relief from her stressful career. Increasing intimacy threatens their practical arrangement and the emotional defenses she built after being abandoned by her father.
A Wedded Arrangement
by Noelle Adams
2019
Savannah’s temporary marriage was arranged to clear family debts and help her husband obtain an inheritance. With three months left, she intends to leave, but his occasional tenderness and their physical connection undermine her certainty that their arrangement means nothing more.
Christmas Bride
by Noelle Adams
2020
Interior designer Ruth agrees to pretend she is engaged to wealthy Carter until Christmas, gaining business contacts while easing his family’s matchmaking. Her certainty that he is romantically unsuitable becomes harder to maintain as their public performance requires growing closeness.
Wrong Wedding
by Noelle Adams
2020
Summer plans to marry her best friend Carter Wilson to save her family's business. When the arrangement unexpectedly leaves her married to his obnoxious older brother Lincoln, mutual dislike becomes complicated by feelings she never anticipated.
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