Kyle openly admits to making a mistake and takes full responsibility for his actions. If you’ve read the previous book, A Lot Like Love, you know that his sister helps the FBI with a different case and in return, he only has to serve four months. The US Attorney’s office go after him hard, and label him the “Twitter Terrorist” and he gets sentenced to 18 months in a federal prison. The elderly Hispanic man sitting next to him lowered his voice to a whisper. “Yep, that would be me,” Kyle said, grabbing his backpack from underneath the seat in front of him. Sitting eight rows back, Kyle watched as two men wearing standard issue government suits – clearly FBI agents – boarded the plane and handed over a document to the pilot. Although he is a computer genius, the government also has computer geniuses at their disposal, and soon the FBI tracks him down on his way home from Tijuana He decides to throw a virus at Twitter, which shuts it down for 48 hours. He also plays hard too, and when his supermodel girlfriend dumps him via twitter, and then posts a video of her making out with a random dude in a hot tub, Kyle get a little upset. A very sexy, adorable one at that.Īlthough Kyle is extremely wealthy, he works hard as the vice president of network security for his father’s company.

In that book we meet Kyle, the son of a billionaire, a brilliant computer scientist, and also a prison inmate. I’m a huge Julie James fan and her previous book, A Lot Like Love was a favorite of mine last year.

About That Night by Julie James