Lauren James

When Delilah meets Sawyer Saffitz (son of the Anya Saffitz, aka Hollywood royalty), she becomes hooked on a decade-old scandal. In her quest for the truth, Delilah uncovers blogposts written by the mysterious “gottiewrites” and is soon caught up in a world of greed, fandom conspiracy theories … and murder. And the deeper Delilah digs, the more dangerous it becomes – because someone is willing to kill to hide the truth.

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What a Book this has been, When I saw that Alice Oseman has blurbed it saying “Unputdownable and Addictive” I knew this was going to be a wild ride and what a ride it was, I can confirm that this book is an addictive ride that you get sucked into the world created by the Author and for the last 3 days I have done nothing more than keep thinking about what would come next and there where so many twists and turns I didn’t see coming which made it one fab book!

 Delilah, who is going through a lot with a divorce between her parents, difficulties with her friendships and embarrassing moments during an audition with a celebrity's son, Sawyer Saffitz. This doesn't stop Delilah and Sawyer from becoming friends and starting to use the internet to solve a celebrity mystery involving murder, lies, money laundering and an exciting blog from Gottie.

I can’t begin to think about the work that went into creating this world, the Blog Posts, Fandom knowledge its honestly plays out like a documentary examining the case. I really enjoyed Delilah and Sawyer as characters, and especially how quickly and easily their friendship develops. They have great chemistry and become comfortable with each other very quickly, but in a way that still feels natural.

Told through Story, Blog Posts, Messages it’s a fully immersive reading experience that captivates you with its seamless blend of suspense, Hollywood nostalgia, and the allure of true crime intrigue, making it a compelling read for young adults and mystery enthusiasts alike.

You really are centre stage on this journey alongside the characters, you can put it all together.

Ian Brakspear

What a Book this has been, When I saw that Alice Oseman has blurbed it saying “Unputdownable and Addictive” I knew this was going to be a wild ride and what a ride it was, I can confirm that this book is an addictive ride that you get sucked into the world created by the Author and for the last 3 days I have done nothing more than keep thinking about what would come next and there where so many twists and turns I didn’t see coming which made it one fab book!

 

 Delilah, who is going through a lot with a divorce between her parents, difficulties with her friendships and embarrassing moments during an audition with a celebrity's son, Sawyer Saffitz. This doesn't stop Delilah and Sawyer from becoming friends and starting to use the internet to solve a celebrity mystery involving murder, lies, money laundering and an exciting blog from Gottie.

 

I can’t begin to think about the work that went into creating this world, the Blog Posts, Fandom knowledge its honestly plays out like a documentary examining the case. I really enjoyed Delilah and Sawyer as characters, and especially how quickly and easily their friendship develops. They have great chemistry and become comfortable with each other very quickly, but in a way that still feels natural.

 

Told through Story, Blog Posts, Messages it’s a fully immersive reading experience that captivates you with its seamless blend of suspense, Hollywood nostalgia, and the allure of true crime intrigue, making it a compelling read for young adults and mystery enthusiasts alike.

 

You really are centre stage on this journey alongside the characters, you can put it all together.

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