The Scoop

<p><b>'A timely, commanding, blistering debut, this one's sure to leave a lasting mark' </b>ASHLEY TATE<br><b><br>No story sells faster than a celebrity's downfall. . . </b> <br><br>Washed-up journalist Frankie Miller is desperate. Since losing her dream job at a glossy magazine, she's been drowning in rejection letters and overdue bills while eating cereal for dinner. <br><br>So, when she's offered a role at <i>The Scoop</i>, a notorious tabloid website run by tyrannical editor David Brown, she can't afford to say no - even if it means swallowing her pride for clicks. Besides, it's just a temporary means to an end. Nothing more.<br><br>But the deeper Frankie dives into the cutthroat world of clickbait, the blurrier the line between ambition and morality becomes. And when she breaks a story that humiliates a beloved pop star, the fallout is more explosive than she ever imagined - for both of them. <br><br>In an industry where reputation is currency and outrage sells, how far is Frankie willing to go - and how much is she willing to lose - to win at this ruthless game? <br><br><b>Sharp, witty, and unflinchingly bold, <i>The Scoop</i> pulls back the curtain on tabloid culture and the human toll of the 24/7 news cycle, perfect for fans of <i>Yellowface</i>, <i>The List </i>and <i>Succession.</i></b><br><b><br>PRAISE FOR <i>THE SCOOP:<br></i></b><br><b><i>'</i>Quickly becomes tough to look away from' </b>NATALIE SUE<br><b>'Smart and savage...a devastating satire' </b>RUTH MADIEVSKY<br><b>'Snappy, fun, and set in the always-fascinating world of New York media. Loved it!' </b>CAT MARNELL<br><b>'Sucked me in and spat me out gasping'</b> CHRIS BRIDGES<br><b>'An urgent, searing satire of the media' </b>GEORGIA MCVEIGH<br><b>'Provocative and propulsive with a relentless protagonist' </b>WARONA JAY</p>