Wrong Number, Right Guy — A 5-Book Steamy Contemporary Romance Series

WRONG NUMBER, RIGHT GUY

A Five-Book Steamy Contemporary Romance Series

Five connected standalones · Dual POV · Very high heat · HEA every book

Five women. Five texts sent to exactly the wrong person. One cursed group chat that keeps turning misfires into happily-ever-afters.

The Series

In one big city, five best friends share a group chat they’ve nicknamed cursed—because every time one of them fat-fingers a text to the wrong person, she ends up falling in love. What looks like the worst mistake of the night keeps turning out to be the first line of a love story. A grumpy bartender’s pride and joy, the Brass Tap, anchors them all; a six-year-old running a juice-box cartel presides; and a wrong number is always, always loaded.

Every book alternates first person between its guarded heroine and the over-devoted hero who falls first and falls hard—close, fast, and very high heat. Each couple carries a matching wound (useful vs. chosen, safe vs. wanted, responsible vs. cared for) and earns a guaranteed happily-ever-after.

The line’s not cursed. It just has terrible aim and a perfect record.

What’s Included in This Package

The Five Books

Book One — Wrong Number, Right Grump (Sadie & Knox)

“She doesn’t do staying. He doesn’t do soft. One misdialed rant says otherwise.”

Wrong Number, Right Grump · Sadie & Knox

Sadie spent forty minutes on her eyeliner for a man who cancels by text with “hey so crazy thing.” Done with charming men who vanish by Thursday, she fires a petty, perfect rant at what she thinks is the bar’s booking line—and gets a dry, blunt reply from Knox, the gruff owner who has opinions about his furniture and none about being charmed. He doesn’t answer that line. He hasn’t in years. He answers hers.

Nine days of texts and one scorching night above the bar later, Sadie realizes the thing she’s chased her whole life was never the lightning—it was the porch light, the man still in the kitchen at sunrise. But she leaves before she can be left, Knox lets people go rather than cage them, and when an old flame circles back, both their worst instincts come for the best thing either of them has ever had.

Grumpy/sunshine at its most tender—a banter-soaked, slow-thaw opener where the steadiest person in the room turns out to be the prize. To keep her, a grump who never chases runs three miles in the rain; to keep him, a woman who always bolts has to stay.

Featured hooks · Grumpy/Sunshine · Wrong Number · Instalove · Opposites Attract · Spice: Very High

Book Two — Wrong Number, Right Dad (Priya & Beau)

“A single dad’s juice-box SOS. A woman who swears she’s not built for a ready-made family. One recycled number.”

Wrong Number, Right Dad · Priya & Beau

Priya built her life on purpose—her own business, her own number, a door that locks—after watching her mother disappear into a family until there was nothing left. So when a single dad’s panicked text about a six-year-old’s juice-box politics lands on her recycled phone at ten at night, she triages the crisis, calls him a disaster, and absolutely does not fall for him.

Beau hasn’t been a person in three years—he’s the oldest sibling, the fence post everyone leans on and nobody shows up for. Then the stranger turns out to be his new sister-in-law’s best friend, and two weeks of texting becomes a park bench, a fake cartel, and a little girl named Birdie who decides for both of them.

Single-dad romance at its warmest and funniest—proof you can love a whole loud family and stay entirely, stubbornly yourself. It takes a stolen phone and a furious kindergartner to get them to quit being noble and brave at the same time.

Featured hooks · Single Dad · Recycled Wrong Number · Instalove · Found Family · Spice: Very High

Book Three — Wrong Number, Right Forbidden (Lacey & Dominic)

“She meant to confess to the girls’ chat. She fired it into the one with her brother—and his best friend—in it.”

Wrong Number, Right Forbidden · Lacey & Dominic

Lacey Calloway has spent her life being “the baby”—guarded, managed, decided-for, and never once seen as a grown woman. The one man who ever argued with her like a person is Dominic Vale: her brother’s best friend, the quiet man who builds walls for a living and hangs nothing on his own. She’s wanted him for three years and told no one but a girls-only group chat.

Four glasses of box wine send her filthiest, most specific confession into the family chat—the one with her brother in it, and Dominic—and there’s no taking it back. He’s wanted her just as long and buried it under fourteen years of loyalty, and now the wall is rubble, the stolen nights begin, and a reckoning builds that will crack the family down the middle.

Brother’s-best-friend romance at its most agonizing and adult—the danger Lacey’s brother spent his life guarding against turned out to be love, and the bravest man he knows walked right through the gate.

Featured hooks · Brother’s Best Friend · Wrong-Chat Confession · Instalove · Mild Age Gap · Spice: Very High

Book Four — Wrong Number, Right Boss (Naomi & Roman)

“She texted her best friend a paragraph about her unfairly hot CEO. Autofill sent it to the CEO.”

Wrong Number, Right Boss · Naomi & Roman

Naomi Okafor is the most disciplined woman in the building—a girl from nowhere doesn’t get a second chance on her reputation. So texting her CEO four sentences about climbing him like the building he owns is, professionally, a catastrophe. Roman Vale built a glass empire to prove he needed no one, and in a decade nobody has handed him an unrehearsed sentence—until an autofired text tells him the truth she never meant him to read.

Mortification becomes the realest thing in both their lives: long nights on a deal, a man lonelier than his rumors, a woman who fights him on the numbers and refuses to be impressed. But a senior partner with a grudge weaponizes a private screenshot, and suddenly everything Naomi earned wears an asterisk.

Billionaire-boss romance with its ethics wide awake—consent named, careers protected, power put on the table. To win her back, the most controlling man in the city dismantles the very structure that made loving him a threat—publicly, on the record.

Featured hooks · Billionaire Boss · Autofired Thirst-Text · Instalove · Driven Heroine × Guarded Magnate · Spice: Very High

Book Five — Wrong Number, Right Hero (Tara & Cole) · Series Capstone

“She texted the fire inspector. A firefighter texted back. The last single woman finally gets chosen.”

Wrong Number, Right Hero · Tara & Cole

Tara Whitlock is essential. She remembers the birthdays, books the venues, holds the bride’s bouquet—a whole life built on being the one who handles things, until she stopped finding out whether anyone would choose her instead. So when a misdialed text meant for a fire inspector reaches Cole—the tired-eyed firefighter who pulled her family’s bar back from a blaze—she’s sure she knows how it ends: with her, once again, almost.

Cole has spent twelve years running toward other people’s worst nights because a burning building is the only thing that ever needed him to stay. Two weeks of texts, a rebuilt bar strung with four hundred feet of lights, and one terrifying night watching a roof come down on live television later, Tara has the one thing she spent her life avoiding: something she can’t bear to lose.

The holiday firefighter finale—it takes a chair, a Christmas party, and the bravest thing the last single woman has ever done to choose, out loud, in front of everyone. Every couple, one last time, under one rebuilt roof.

Featured hooks · Firefighter Hero · Holiday Romance · Misdialed Wrong Number · Instalove · Spice: Very High

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What You Get

Five reads away from your next binge-launch series. ❤