Tweet Cute

Meet Pepper, the captain of the swim team, a devoted overachievers, and a meticulous person in general. Even though her family is disintegrating, Big League Burger's enormous fast-food chain is growing, mostly because of Pepper, who is barely able to balance her personal life with her covert management of the company's enormous Twitter account.

Jack, the class clown who has always been a pain in Pepper's side, enters. Working at his family's deli, he avoids the attention of his obscenely popular twin whenever possible. He may have a love/hate relationship with the company that will shape his future, but he will stop at nothing to bring Big League Burger down—one tweet at a time—after they pilfer his grandmother's famous grilled cheese recipe.

Everything is fair in love and cheese, that is, until Jack and Pepper's argument escalates into a trending Twitter feud. They have no idea that behind the scenes, while they engage in public retweet wars and sardonic meme warfare, they are really falling in love with one another via an anonymous messaging app that Jack created.

People online are shipping them as their relationship grows and their antics get more outrageous? Their conflict becomes more intense as it becomes more personal, to the point that even these bitter competitors can't deny they were meant to have the most uncomfortable, unexpected, and intense relationship that none of them could have predicted.

Emma Lord, a first novelist, offers a captivating romantic comedy that explores life's unexpected turns, the risks we take, and how love may sometimes be discovered in unexpected places.