A Deal with a Demon
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Series · contemporary romance
The Come Undone series by Katee Robert has 4 books and is best read in publication order, starting with Wrong Bed, Right Guy (2012).
Start here: Wrong Bed, Right Guy (2012) — then read straight through in publication order.

The order the books were released — the default way to read the series.
Come Undone is an early Katee Robert contemporary romance quartet, published between 2012 and 2014, well before the mythology-driven series like Dark Olympus and Wicked Villains that later made her a bestseller. Wrong Bed, Right Guy opens the series with a mistaken-identity, one-night-stand premise that spirals into real feelings. Chasing Mrs. Right and Two Wrongs, One Right continue the loosely connected quartet with new couples navigating misunderstandings, mismatched expectations, and slow-building attraction. Seducing Mr. Right closes out the series.
Written in the category-romance style typical of Robert's earliest career, the Come Undone books are shorter, lighter contemporary romances than her later, higher-heat mythology-retelling series, offering a look at her work before she found the fairy-tale and myth-adjacent niche she's best known for today.
The four Come Undone books can generally be read in any order, as each follows a different couple with only light connective tissue between them; publication order — Wrong Bed Right Guy, Chasing Mrs. Right, Two Wrongs One Right, Seducing Mr. Right — is the conventional listing.
Four: Wrong Bed Right Guy, Chasing Mrs. Right, Two Wrongs One Right, and Seducing Mr. Right.
Publication order is conventional (Wrong Bed Right Guy, Chasing Mrs. Right, Two Wrongs One Right, Seducing Mr. Right), though each book follows a different couple and can largely stand alone.
No, it's an early, standalone contemporary romance quartet from 2012-2014, unconnected to her later mythology-based series.
No — it's a lighter, category-style contemporary romance quartet, quite different from the higher-heat mythology retellings Robert became known for later.
Not strictly, since the books share only light connective tissue between different couples.
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