The Right Men Books in Order
Part ofLiz Fox Books in OrderFind The Right Men books by Liz Fox in order, with quick summaries, reading order, and series background for these short, sweet contemporary romances.
Last updated: July 4, 2026
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The Right Men books in publication order
4 books
Always Right
by Liz Fox
2020
A stubborn pair find themselves circling the kind of romance that refuses to go away. It is a short, steamy reminder that being right about love can still be scary.
Mister Right
by Liz Fox
2020
A curvy heroine meets a man who seems almost too right, too soon. Their chemistry is immediate, but deciding whether perfect timing can turn into lasting love takes more courage.
Right on Time
by Liz Fox
2020
After a painful blind-date disaster, Dahlia is rescued by tattoo artist Bishop, who is sure she is the one. Her low self-esteem makes trusting his instant devotion the hardest part.
Right or Wrong
by Liz Fox
2020
This novella follows a heroine caught between hesitation and the pull of a relationship that feels meant to be. Attraction comes fast, but trusting it is the real challenge.
The Right Men books in chronological order
Right on Time
by Liz Fox
2020The Right Men, Book 1
Mister Right
by Liz Fox
2020The Right Men, Book 2
Right or Wrong
by Liz Fox
2020The Right Men, Book 3
Always Right
by Liz Fox
2020The Right Men, Book 4
Series background & context
The Right Men is one of Liz Fox's earliest and most accessible series. Right on Time, Mister Right, Right or Wrong, and Always Right are compact contemporary romances built around the idea that the right person can appear when a heroine most needs to be seen differently.
The first book shows the series at its clearest. A bad date turns into the beginning of something better, and the emotional hook comes from a heroine who has spent too much time doubting herself. Fox returns to that dynamic often, women carrying insecurity or disappointment, men who feel sure much faster, and stories built around helping those women believe the love in front of them is real.
These are not complicated books in the best sense. They are cleanly built, emotionally direct, and designed to give readers a quick lift. That makes the series a strong introduction to Fox's style.
If you are new to her work and want something sweet, fast, and contemporary before moving into the age-gap, billionaire, biker, or paranormal books, this is a very good place to begin. The series shows how well she handles short-form romance when the goal is comfort, chemistry, and certainty.
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