Warm
Pippa Grant · 2026
Accidentally Infamous · Book 1
I should've worn underwear that day.
I'd have far less hate mail in my inbox. I'd also still have a job.
But I didn't wear underwear. And I had a wardrobe malfunction on a livestream.
So now I'm the proud owner of the internet's most famous... you know.
The good news? I've been invited to hide from my sudden infamy at a closed winery with other women who've suffered their own five minutes of shame.
The bad news? The winery has a live-in handyman.
A competent, compassionate, patient, sexy, single dad handyman.
Whom I met when I punched him in the face.
Accidentally, of course. But I still get why he's happy keeping his distance from me.
But when we find out the winery that's saving my life is in danger of foreclosure, he and I become accidental partners.
No big deal, working with a guy that I'm falling harder for each day.
I'm already the internet's favorite punching bag. Why not add an unrequited crush to my life?
But what if it's not unrequited after all?
If you love contemporary with found family, slow burn, forced proximity, you love a book that makes you laugh out loud, then You've Got Hate Mail by Pippa Grant is the book for you. It's the first book in the Accidentally Infamous series, so it's the perfect place to start.
This book contains themes of: bullying, suicide, abuse, and the off-page cancer death of the hero's first wife several years before the story begins..
These warnings are provided to help readers make informed choices about what they read. They may contain mild spoilers.
You've Got Hate Mail by Pippa Grant has a spice level of 3/5 (warm — some steamy scenes).
You've Got Hate Mail is Book 1 in the Accidentally Infamous series by Pippa Grant. We recommend reading the series in order for the best experience.
You've Got Hate Mail features these tropes: found family, slow burn, forced proximity, single dad, romcom, grumpy x sunshine, small town romance.
You've Got Hate Mail by Pippa Grant is a Contemporary novel.
Yes. You've Got Hate Mail contains themes of: bullying, suicide, abuse, and the off-page cancer death of the hero's first wife several years before the story begins.. These warnings are provided to help readers make informed choices.
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