Everly is described as "too much" for most people—aggressive, sassy, and loud—while Sawyer is the calm, accomplished "complete package" who finally realizes her intensity is just right.
Many readers find it even funnier than its predecessor, Wrong , often laughing out loud at the ridiculous situations Everly finds herself in. Right by Jana Aston
Jana Aston’s Right is a steamy, laugh-out-loud romantic comedy that serves as the second installment in her popular Wrong series. Known for her "perma-smile" inducing banter and quirky protagonists, Aston delivers a story about a woman who knows exactly what she wants—and isn't afraid to break into a house to get it. 📖 Plot Overview Everly is described as "too much" for most
The narrative kicks off during a Thanksgiving weekend where sparks fly, leading to a complex story structure that weaves past and present timelines together. The plot intentionally overlaps with events from the first book, Wrong , providing answers to what Everly was up to while her friend Sophie was navigating her own romance. ✍️ Key Tropes & Themes Known for her "perma-smile" inducing banter and quirky