The Match Score

Maddy Monroe knows exactly what she thinks about algorithms.

They're useful for predicting customer behavior.

They're useful for targeting advertising.

They're useful for recommending what movie to watch on a Friday night.

They are absolutely not useful for deciding who someone should fall in love with.

As Chief Marketing Officer of PairWise, the world's fastest-growing matchmaking app, Maddy spends her days selling the company's revolutionary compatibility technology. She just doesn't believe it can predict something as messy, complicated, and personal as love.

Especially not after her own spectacular relationship disaster.

Jake Addison, PairWise's brilliant lead AI architect, disagrees.

Not that he enjoys arguing with Maddy.

Actually, that's exactly what he enjoys.

For years, the two coworkers have clashed over everything from marketing campaigns to office coffee. She's outgoing, strategic, and impossible to ignore. He's analytical, stubborn, and far too confident in his data. The only thing they have in common is a mutual talent for driving each other crazy.

Then a catastrophic data breach changes everything.

When PairWise's confidential compatibility database leaks online, one result goes viral:

Maddy Monroe and Jake Addison share the highest Match Score in company history.

99.98%.

Overnight, they become internet celebrities. Strangers analyze their every interaction. Fans create hashtags, videos, and conspiracy theories. Reporters demand interviews. PairWise's executives see a once-in-a-lifetime publicity opportunity.

Their solution?

A public campaign designed to prove whether the company's most compatible match is real.

Now Maddy and Jake are stuck navigating televised challenges, relentless media attention, office gossip, and millions of people rooting for a relationship neither of them wants.

At least, that's what they keep telling everyone.

But as the cameras keep rolling and the challenges become more personal, something unexpected happens.

The arguments become conversations.

The competition becomes friendship.

And the one person each of them can't seem to avoid becomes the one person they can't imagine losing.

The problem is that trusting an algorithm is easy.

Trusting another person is much harder.

Filled with laugh-out-loud humor, unforgettable characters, workplace chaos, viral fame, family meddling, and irresistible romantic tension, The Match Score is a heartwarming romantic comedy about what happens when science predicts love-and two stubborn people refuse to believe it.