Right Number, Wrong Man: A Masked Man, Hate-to-Love Dark Rom-Com (Southern Sinners)

One wrong number. One anonymous voice. One catastrophic mistake — she's been spilling her secrets to the enemy.

Georgia Calloway has a rule: never trust a Southern gentleman, because the charm is always a costume. For six weeks, she's been texting a stranger she knows only as a disconnected number and a wicked sense of humor — someone who makes her laugh, makes her think, makes her feel *seen* in ways she's desperate to forget. Then she finds out exactly who's been on the other end of that phone.

Him.

Rafferty Sinclair is everything she despises wrapped in a devastatingly expensive suit. Arrogant. Untouchable. The man systematically dismantling everything her family built. He shouldn't be funny. He shouldn't be *kind*. And he absolutely should not look at her like she's the only room worth walking into.

But Rafferty knows something Georgia doesn't — he recognized her voice on that first call and chose to keep talking anyway. Now the mask is off, the game has changed, and the hatred crackling between them carries a dangerous new current neither of them knows how to outrun.

Dark, sharp, and deliciously complicated, *Right Number, Wrong Man* proves that the person who gets under your skin the deepest might be the only one worth keeping there.

Some enemies are made to be destroyed. Others are made to wreck you instead.