Enemies can be made in a single moment, the trigger that lights the fuse. As the fire burns and passions flare, sometimes that line is blurred and enemies slip into the territory of lovers. Follow four couples as they maneuver the delicate line between love and hate.
From rivals to enemies, Leah Parker’s relationship with Shawn has always been complex. When she breaks up with his brother, Shawn is forced to face his complicated emotions head on. Determined to make things right, he sets out to show Leah how he truly feels and convince her that she was with The Wrong Brother.
Calliope Harrison and Sebastian mix as well as oil and water. He can’t stand her spoiled ways, and she thinks him beyond arrogant. But her dad is a revered professor who has taken Sebastian under his wing, so they keep crossing paths. Being forced to spend time together has Sebastian seeing her in a whole new light and he reluctantly admits that maybe he had The Wrong Idea about her. Now he just has to prove his change of heart is sincere.
Meg Parker has dated her fair share of men, but she’s tired of one night stands and wants the comfort of a real relationship. She thought she had that with her last boyfriend, but she was wrong. Silas has carried a torch for Meg since the night they spent together, even though she ripped his heart to shreds afterward. Now that she’s single again, he’s determined to prove they’re meant to be. He just has to avoid making The Wrong Move.
Bianca Wakely is the one that got away. She broke Steven’s heart by running off with his best friend their senior of high school, but now she’s back and desperately needs help. Steven can’t deny her, in spite of his lingering hatred. But hate and love are two sides of the same coin, and sometimes all one needs is a little flip to have a change of heart. If only they could stop connecting at The Wrong Time, maybe they’d stand a chance.
The four Wrighting brothers aren’t perfect, and neither are the women they love. One thing they have in common? They fix their mistakes. It may take some time, but they’re not afraid to put the effort into Wrighting the Wrongs and earning their happily ever afters.
All four books in this series are dual POV, first person, present tense. For a complete list of content warnings, please check Maren’s website at www.marenjennerbooks.com.
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