Most Unsuitable Man

By: Jo Beverley

Narrated by: Jenny Sterlin

Jo Beverley, one of romance fiction's most heralded authors, pens a steamy tale that picks up shortly after the events in Winter Fire.

In A Most Unsuitable Man, Damaris Myddleton has plenty of money - but she is looking for a husband with a title who will lead her into the welcoming arms of the aristocracy. Despite her quest for respectability, she keeps noticing her attraction to Mr. Octavius Fitzroger, a penniless man with no prospects who agrees to help Damaris find just the right spouse.

©2005 Jo Beverley Publications, Inc. (P)2005 Recorded Books, LLC

Twist and turn

Action packed all the suspense that you could ask for it was a very enjoyable read, and the hero, and the villain was surprised

Cute

Good narration and a nice story. I do love Fitz, but I still hate Ashe.

A favorite regency & romance

One thing I love about this book is that I LIKE almost every character. We don't spend much time with whiny, evil, boring or just plain depressing people.
There's plenty of believable personal growth, without stewing In immature angst.
There's communication, cooperation, community, and grown-up love along with passion.
Everything to love. Thanks again, Jo!
I enjoyed this narrator as well, plenty of emoting without being strident. Yay!

A Lady Needs a Hero

Wonderful story, good even development of the strength in the heroine. The reading was well done although I did not like the high pitched voice the author gave Rothgar. I realize that romance novels often have dangerous subplots but this one seemed a little overdone with family members trying to kill off both the heroine and hero. Loved the song - hence the name of the review
I did not skip parts though, as I have done in other novels.

More, please

Beverley's eighteenth-century novels are even better than those set in the Regency period. I wish more of them were available through Audible