title: Marry in Scandal (Marriage of Convenience)
author:  Anne Gracie 
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  The obvious solution:
  
  A marriage of convenience!
  
  Part of Sisters of Scandal: Temperance Lattimar is too scandalous for a
  Season, until finally she’s sponsored by Lady Sayleford. The whole charade
  feels wrong when she doesn’t want a husband, but Temper feels awful when MP
  and aristocrat Gifford Newell is appointed to “protect” her at society events.
  With her past, she knows she’s not an ideal wife...but then a marriage of
  convenience to Giff becomes the only option!
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  “So, you think you might be ready to yield to your mama’s promptings and find
  a rich wife? Though we must find you one who has more qualities than just a
  fat purse. A thrifty household manager, a gifted conversationalist and skilled
  hostess would be on the list, I think. At least a modicum of beauty, and a
  good dose of common sense,” Temper said.
  
  Even discussing the matter grated at Gifford. “According to Mama, the
  financial situation is dire enough that I don’t have