The Marriage Clause

The Marriage Clause — Book 7 of The Wren's Cove Romance Series. Aunt Rosie's will had one condition, and it was not a subtle one.

A will, a proposal that is really a business arrangement, a licence and a set of house rules taped to the fridge. It should have been simple. Then there are Rosie's letters, a shelf project that takes on a life of its own, a competing offer, and a hard question that neither of them can answer with a contract. By December the arrangement is the only part of it that still feels fake.

What to expect

• Marriage of convenience with warmth, humour and real stakes
• Letters, a town fair and a shelf that means far more than wood
• Standalone; George Harland and Pearl Morton make an appearance

About the series

Wren's Cove is a small coastal town in Maine where the harbour ties every story together and nobody stays a stranger for long. Every book stands completely on its own — start anywhere — though readers who follow the series will keep meeting familiar faces: Pearl Morton, the Harbor Cup, the lighthouse, and a town that remembers everyone who ever called it home.

These are clean, closed-door romances: warm, character-driven love stories with no explicit content, written to be read in an evening or two. 93 pages, 16 chapters and an epilogue.

Browse the whole series in Romance Novels, or explore the full Arb Digital Library.

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