by Charmaine Everly
The first full-length novel in The Wrong Series
What if the man you built your life around wasn’t who you thought he was — and the one who sees you most clearly is the one you’re not supposed to want?
Dr. Angelia “Angie” Thomas has spent her entire adult life collecting the right pieces: a thriving dermatology practice, financial independence, a luxury lifestyle, and a relationship that looks picture-perfect from the outside. Her longtime boyfriend, Keith, is a successful CPA on track to make partner, and Angie is certain a proposal is coming.
But when the ring finally appears, so does the truth.
A devastating betrayal unravels everything Angie thought she knew, forcing her to confront the difference between settling and being chosen. As scandal threatens both her professional reputation and emotional stability, Angie finds herself drawn to Rashad Owens — a quietly ambitious hotel concierge with big dreams, grounded confidence, and undeniable presence.
Caught between the comfort of stability and the spark of something real, Angie must decide:
Will she continue building her life around appearances, or finally choose herself first?
Right Pieces, Wrong Man is the first full-length novel in The Wrong Series, a collection of emotionally rich contemporary romances exploring ambition, identity, and the complicated choices women make when love and life don’t align the way they planned.
Each book in the series can be read on its own, but together they tell a layered, interconnected story about choosing growth, truth, and fulfillment — even when it means letting go of what once felt right.
Ambition, identity, and self-worth
Love triangles rooted in emotional truth
Desire versus respectability
Choosing fulfillment over optics
Right Pieces, Wrong Man is an emotionally layered contemporary Black romance about outgrowing the life you planned and risking everything for the one that finally feels right.
Paperback: 320 pages | 5.5” × 8.5”
Hardcover: Laminated case edition
Ebook: Kindle-compatible available exclusively on Amazon
by Charmaine Everly
The first full-length novel in The Wrong Series
What if the man you built your life around wasn’t who you thought he was — and the one who sees you most clearly is the one you’re not supposed to want?
Dr. Angelia “Angie” Thomas has spent her entire adult life collecting the right pieces: a thriving dermatology practice, financial independence, a luxury lifestyle, and a relationship that looks picture-perfect from the outside. Her longtime boyfriend, Keith, is a successful CPA on track to make partner, and Angie is certain a proposal is coming.
But when the ring finally appears, so does the truth.
A devastating betrayal unravels everything Angie thought she knew, forcing her to confront the difference between settling and being chosen. As scandal threatens both her professional reputation and emotional stability, Angie finds herself drawn to Rashad Owens — a quietly ambitious hotel concierge with big dreams, grounded confidence, and undeniable presence.
Caught between the comfort of stability and the spark of something real, Angie must decide:
Will she continue building her life around appearances, or finally choose herself first?
Right Pieces, Wrong Man is the first full-length novel in The Wrong Series, a collection of emotionally rich contemporary romances exploring ambition, identity, and the complicated choices women make when love and life don’t align the way they planned.
Each book in the series can be read on its own, but together they tell a layered, interconnected story about choosing growth, truth, and fulfillment — even when it means letting go of what once felt right.
Ambition, identity, and self-worth
Love triangles rooted in emotional truth
Desire versus respectability
Choosing fulfillment over optics
Right Pieces, Wrong Man is an emotionally layered contemporary Black romance about outgrowing the life you planned and risking everything for the one that finally feels right.
Paperback: 320 pages | 5.5” × 8.5”
Hardcover: Laminated case edition
Ebook: Kindle-compatible available exclusively on Amazon
