The highest praise of God consists in the denial of him by the atheist who finds creation so perfect that it can dispense with a creator. - Proust

Fran is a perfectionist, so it seems only fair that she should have the perfect man. But when her reanimated corpse goes from Mr. Darcy to Mr. Dummy, she and her best friend will have to figure out how to manage the monster she created.

In the final moments of uploading her dissertation on the men of Jane Austen to the personality of her reanimated corpse, Fran gets a Tinder message that interrupts the process and makes her man... well, more than she could’ve imagined. With the help of her best friend, Shelly, Fran has to figure out how to turn this Frankenstein into a man worth her time— or face the fact that love wasn’t made to be perfect.