Drea Voss only loves a few things in this world: Her friends, her family, her bookstore, and sex. Sex is a close second.

What she doesn't love is when something comes into her life, causes problems, and makes her job that much harder, and there's only one person who seems to accomplish just that.

Blair Sterling loves her job. She gets paid to write romance novels about fantasy worlds. But every rose has its thorn, and Drea Voss is the biggest thorn Blair has. She's insufferable, unprofessional, and shows way too much skin.

Things start off not so great when the pair are forced to work together, and tensions rise until someone breaks.

What happens when two women, who don't see eye to eye, are forced to work side by side? Will they be able to weather the storm, or will it destroy the foundation?

Right There All Along is the second book in the Sapphic in Seattle series. While this series is an interconnected standalone, it is recommended to read Tell Me Not To Kiss You first.