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In this reverse Parent Trap, two feuding teenagers pretend to be in love to keep their parents apart, but love has other plans. A clean YA rom-com from USA Today best-selling author, Janette Rallison.
Madeline and Cooper have had bad blood since junior year when she beat out his sister for the lead in the school play. Ever since, it's been one petty escalation after another-rumors, locker sabotage, and even a derogatory viral video. Their latest prank lands them in the principal's office with their single parents in tow. The last thing either of them expected was for their parents to hit it off and end the meeting with a dinner date.
Horrified by the prospect of their parents falling in love, Madeline and Cooper reach a truce. They'll reverse parent-trap the situation by pretending their feud is over and they're in a relationship. They're positive that by fake-dating, their parents will stop seeing each other.
When a fake kiss meant for only their parents to see is witnessed by Cooper's friends, rumors spread like wildfire that Cooper and Madeline are an item. The longer their fake-relationship continues, the more they discover that there may be things they actually like about each other, although neither is ready to admit it. But how long are Madeline and Cooper willing to keep up the ruse before they have to face the consequences of their actions?
Madeline and Cooper have had bad blood since junior year when she beat out his sister for the lead in the school play. Ever since, it's been one petty escalation after another-rumors, locker sabotage, and even a derogatory viral video. Their latest prank lands them in the principal's office with their single parents in tow. The last thing either of them expected was for their parents to hit it off and end the meeting with a dinner date.
Horrified by the prospect of their parents falling in love, Madeline and Cooper reach a truce. They'll reverse parent-trap the situation by pretending their feud is over and they're in a relationship. They're positive that by fake-dating, their parents will stop seeing each other.
When a fake kiss meant for only their parents to see is witnessed by Cooper's friends, rumors spread like wildfire that Cooper and Madeline are an item. The longer their fake-relationship continues, the more they discover that there may be things they actually like about each other, although neither is ready to admit it. But how long are Madeline and Cooper willing to keep up the ruse before they have to face the consequences of their actions?