How To Fake A Husband

A Small Town, Fake Marriage Romance

A steamy, fake marriage romance in a small town.

Noah Callaway is Emerald Creek’s golden heir, the gentle protector I’ve secretly adored for years.

Me? I’m a nobody with two life lessons.
One: Never, ever get married.
Two: Emerald Creek will always be there for me.

So when Noah offers me a fake marriage to save his estate and ultimately the town, I’m devastated that he doesn’t see me as anything more than a transaction. But with Emerald Creek on the line, I pack my broken heart and settle in as Mrs. Callaway.

One thing Noah is about to find out: I don’t do things half-way. Including faking a husband.

Tropes you'll love:

💍 Fake marriage
🛏️ Forced proximity
💔 Secret pining
🐶 Found family (with puppies!)
👻 Meddling ghosts
🔥 A steamy slow burn
💔 No third act breakup

How to Fake A Husband is Book 5 in the steamy small town romance series, Emerald Creek. It can be read as a standalone.

Virtual Voice Is Horrible

I will never listen to an AI narrated book again. This was absolutely horrible. There was no emotion, words were constantly mispronounced, and the cadence was off. Please use real actors!!!

The story itself was great, but I recommend physically reading the book and not doing this audio.

This story is fun and cozy. It literally felt like a warm hug. I loved Noah and Willow. I'm always a sucker for a fake marriage. I love how Noah and Willow both went all in on this fake marriage. They did a great job selling it. Noah even left a cup of coffee on Willow‘s nightstand every morning!

this book does have a touch of magical realism and whimsy when it comes to Noah’s home. i’m not going to elaborate on that because I don’t want to take away from the story, but I want to give you a heads up that it’s in there.

I got more fall vibes from this book, but you could definitely read it anytime of the year. It also had Gilmore Girls vibes, which I completely adore.

No to the virtual voice

I will return this. The virtual voice is inconsistent and badly paced. Words don’t have the correct cadence or accent. No differentiation between characters. I will go back to reading it myself.