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The novel by "Then We Came to the End" author Ferris follows a man named Paul O'Rourke, who discovers that someone is impersonating him online – and he gets the sneaking suspicion that the person doing so is a better Paul than he is. He begins to examine his past and try to decide what he wants to do about his future. Nelson calls the book "challenging," but says that "it's very funny... it's about community and connecting, it's about the Internet, it's about religion."
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