She spent three years building the career she deserved. He walked through the door and got it handed to him. Sloane Mercer is twenty-eight, sharp as a blade, and six weeks from making Senior Partner at Chicago's most prestigious creative agency. She has earned every inch of it. So when Callum Reid charming, confident, and the CEO's son is appointed as her new Creative Director, she has exactly two feelings about it: fury, and the professional composure to hide it. What she doesn't expect is for him to apologise on day one. Or to fight for her ideas in rooms she's not in. Or to make her laugh in a way she hasn't for years. Callum knows he was given something he has to earn. He just didn't expect earning it to mean falling for the one person he can't have. One rule. One review. One retreat in December that changes everything. The Wrong Kind of Right is a slow-burn contemporary romance about ambition, trust, and the inconvenient habit of wanting exactly what you shouldn't.