Right Kind of Wrong

A flirty bar owner and a shy librarian discover that love doesn't follow the rules-it rewrites them.

Nate Garin has a reputation in Lakeside, Montana-and it's not just for pouring the best whiskey in town. Charming, smooth-talking, and annoyingly handsome, Nate has never met a woman he couldn't charm... until he literally runs into his quiet, book-loving neighbor, Faith Levine. She's everything he's not: introverted, practical, and completely immune to his charms-or so he thinks.

Faith Levine prefers fictional heroes to the real ones who always seem to let her down. But when a late-night run-in sends her sprawling into Nate's life, she discovers there's more to the notorious bar owner than flirty winks and late-night encounters. He's attentive, surprisingly sweet, and has a protective streak that turns her carefully guarded world upside down.

As coffee dates turn into slow-burning desire, Nate and Faith must navigate nosy townsfolk, personal baggage, and the fact that opposites really do attract. But falling for each other means letting go of their pasts-and trusting that, sometimes, the right kind of wrong just might be the perfect match.