How to Catch a Husband (In Twelve Regrettable Steps)

When sensible Miss Georgiana Plum discovers a satirical pamphlet titled "How to Catch a Husband in Twelve Regrettable Steps," she decides to follow its ridiculous advice as a private jest during the London Season. However, her increasingly absurd attempts at husband-hunting consistently attract the wrong man—Lord Redmayne, a notorious rake with a secret literary hobby.

As Georgiana works through the pamphlet's outrageous steps, Lord Redmayne finds himself inexplicably drawn to this peculiar woman whose bizarre behavior masks a sharp wit and passionate nature that matches his own. What neither realizes is that Lord Redmayne himself wrote the satirical pamphlet as a joke, never expecting anyone would actually follow its advice. And certainly never expecting to fall for the woman determined to execute every ridiculous step.

Virtual voice did a better than human

I have listened to many audiobooks that were ruined by the human narrators. I’m surprised at how good the virtual voice sounded. This is a very fun story. I laughed several times. The MMC was so audacious and likable. I’m glad I read it.

Loved the Story

A short "steamy" romance. I love the quick and dirty romances just as much as I like the long drawn-out romances. I truly enjoyed this one. I knew it was going to be funny and sexy which was a great combination.

I like this short historical romance

The story was original. My my issue with the performance was there was no infection in the voice, but the voice was pleasing to listen to.

Surprisingly well done

I appreciated the way the characters feelings gradually evolved-it was believable. The storyline was a little bit of a variation on the usual “rake and innocent.” There were a lot of steamy scenes for such a short novel, but they were well written. The biggest surprise was that Virtual Voice was much improved on this audiobook. Some of the common VV mispronunciations were even corrected!