The Right Kind of Trouble: A Slow Burn Plus-Size Love Story Set in a Small-Town Bar Where Confidence Meets Chemistry

Sabrina Cole has built her life-and her bar, Trouble & Co.-on grit, humor, and a little too much bourbon. As a confident, big beautiful woman, she's never lacked courage. But believing someone else can handle her heart? That's another story. When the city's newest inspector, Declan Hayes, walks in with a clipboard and a calm smile, his rulebook threatens everything she's worked for-and everything she thought she knew about love.

Declan lives by structure. Rules keep his world steady, predictable, safe. Until Sabrina turns his inspection into a battlefield of flirtation and defiance. Her laughter disarms him. Her fire undoes him. And suddenly, professionalism feels less like protection and more like a wall he's desperate to climb.

As inspections turn into late nights and arguments melt into something warmer, both discover that chemistry isn't their problem-trust is. Between bureaucratic deadlines, barroom chaos, and hearts learning to be unguarded, they'll have to decide whether trouble is a risk worth taking.

Set against the hum of whiskey and neon, The Right Kind of Trouble is a slow-burn, emotionally rich BBW romance about finding permanence in imperfection. It's a love story that celebrates confidence, appetite, and the beauty of staying exactly who you are.

Fans of Emily Henry and Abby Jimenez will fall for this witty, tender tale of two people rewriting the rules-one heartbeat, one bourbon, one brave choice at a time.