The Brides Wanted Matchmaker Books in Order
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The Brides Wanted Matchmaker books in publication order
4 books
The Cowboy Songwriter's Fake Marriage
by Lucy McConnell
2019
Songwriter Xavier advertises for a wife, hoping a practical partnership can stabilize his career and provide a co-parent. Emily accepts the arrangement, but growing affection forces him to reconsider whether protecting his heart is worth refusing another chance at love.
The Small Town Preacher's Fake Marriage
by Lucy McConnell
2020
Preacher Seth advertises for a wife to help share his responsibilities, expecting a practical partnership. Evie answers despite her disappointment in romance, and their marriage of convenience challenges both to trust again and consider a future built on affection.
The Black Sheep Master Builder's Fake Marriage
by Lucy McConnell
2021
To inherit his grandfather's house, Cash needs a family and advertises for a wife. When his former love Maggie answers, their practical arrangement gives him a chance to rebuild the trust he once destroyed.
The Television Reporter's Fake Marriage
by Lucy McConnell
2022
Television reporter Jennifer hopes to advance her career, while her prospective husband needs to establish himself in his family’s business. A practical marriage could serve both ambitions, but pressure threatens their arrangement and their professional futures.
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