Wrong Floor, Right Person: A Romantic Comedy About Elevator Mistakes and Unexpected Hearts

When interior designer Riley Bennett presses the wrong elevator button on moving day, she doesn't just end up on the wrong floor - she ends up in the apartment of Chase Whitmore: British, infuriating, half-dressed, and impossibly perceptive. One broken heirloom vase. One universal lock. One perfect coffee order that Riley never mentioned. Living one floor apart in a vintage Manhattan building, Riley and Chase have every reason to stay out of each other's lives. She has rules. He has walls. But New York has a way of shrinking distances - in elevators, on rooftops, and in the moments neither of them planned for. Wrong Floor, Right Person is a witty, warm romantic comedy about the accidental beginnings of the most inconvenient love story - and why sometimes, getting lost leads you exactly where you were meant to be. Perfect for fans of: The Hating Game, People We Meet on Vacation, and One Day in December.

Pages: 248, Paperback, Independently published