Two Wrongs Make a Right

Bea Wilmot’s sister and friends are constantly meddling in her love life. Their latest matchmaking attempt involves Jamie Westenberg, a straightlaced pediatrician. After a disastrous first meeting, Bea, a tattooed artist, writes him off as another failed setup. Then her sister convinces her to get to know one more person anonymously through text messages, which goes well—until Bea finds out she’s been texting Jamie. Bea is determined to get revenge for the scheming and convinces Jamie to join in her plan to pretend that they hit it off and then break up spectacularly. As they begin to spend time together, however, real feelings develop. The way Liese introduces Bea’s autism and Jamie’s anxiety feels authentically part of their love story as they learn more about each other and have healthy discussions about communication, physical touch, and more, including Bea’s emotionally abusive ex-boyfriend.