It wasn't supposed to be like this.

Spence swore he had a plan. He assured us he had everything under control. He promised we could trust him. What he forgot to mention?

His so-called plan was actually an emotional bombshell with enough force behind it to destroy us all.

Technically, his plan worked—my mother and stepfather have ended their campaign to convince me to be a living organ donor.

But the emotional damage and mental load of his big announcement has created a ripple effect throughout our cohort.

Greedy is haunted and despondent.
Levi is initially shocked, then filled with shame.
Sione is simply annoyed because he knows this is all a ruse.
Spence is stoic but more determined than ever to ensure our safety.

As for me?

I feel it all. Every sorrowful reaction and warranted frustration thrums through my veins. But there's something else there, too: A sense of longing. A deep-seated desire I've never allowed myself to admit.

After running the gamut of emotions, I finally land on a surprising truth: I want a baby.

For real.
Right now.
With all of them.

This is it.

I'm ready to claim the happily ever after I deserve with all four of my men by my side. I just have to convince them to go along with my plan and hope like hell that my mother leaves us alone once and for all.

So Right is the fourth and final book in the Boys of South Chapel series. A full list of tropes and triggers can be found on the author's website.