A Bride for His Convenience

A Bride for His Convenience by Edith Layton is a historical romance published by HarperCollins on November 25, 2008. This first edition spans 384 pages and is presented in English. The story follows Lord Ian Sutcombe, who faces the threat of losing everything due to his father’s debts and his stepmother’s greed. In a desperate bid to save his name, he seeks a wealthy bride. Meanwhile, Hannah Leeds, the daughter of a prosperous merchant, grapples with her own emotional scars from a past betrayal as her father arranges her betrothal to Ian.

Readers will find a tale that begins as a marriage of convenience, where both Ian and Hannah agree to honor their vows without love. However, as their relationship evolves, a simmering passion ignites, leading to a complex affair filled with desire. As Hannah navigates the social circles of the ton and attracts the attention of another suitor, Ian is determined to prove that their union is about more than mere convenience. This narrative weaves themes of romance and personal growth, inviting readers into a world where love can unexpectedly flourish amidst societal expectations.