My debut novel THE SCOOP publishes April 21, 2026 with Grand Central Publishing (US) and Wildfire Books (UK). Perfect for fans of Yellowface, The Devil Wears Prada, and Succession, it’s available to pre-order!

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"A devastating satire … smart, savage, and tinged with grief, The Scoop is required reading for anyone who has compromised themselves today for a better tomorrow."
--Ruth Madievsky, award-winning author of All Night Pharmacy

"A timely, commanding, blistering debut, this one's sure to leave a lasting mark."
--Ashley Tate, internationally bestselling author of Twenty-Seven Minutes

“An urgent, searing satire … through exceptional storytelling, this novel explores the cost of ambition, murky moral boundaries, and poses the question: are we—the reader—any better than the news outlets whose articles we consume?”
--Georgia McVeigh, author of Sorry for Your Loss

A piercing satire about a journalist working the night shift at a tabloid and the explosive consequences of her “harmless” clickbait.
 
Washed-up New York journalist Frankie Miller is getting desperate. Since the twenty-nine-year-old lost her dream job at a glossy magazine three months ago, her days have been filled with overdue bills, cereal for dinner, and a flood of rejection emails (not to mention her ex has a new girlfriend). So when she’s offered a job at The Scoop, a notorious tabloid website run by tyrannical editor-in-chief David Brown, she can’t exactly afford to say no—even if it means swallowing her pride for clicks. Besides, for Frankie, it’s just a paycheck, a temporary detour. It’s not forever.
 
But the deeper she’s pulled into the breakneck world of tabloid journalism, the blurrier the line between ambition and morality becomes—until she crosses it. When her reporting humiliates a beloved pop star and dredges up grief over her late mother, Frankie sets off a chain reaction that spirals beyond her control. 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?
 
Sharp, witty, and unflinchingly bold, The Scoop is a searing exploration of ambition, exploitation, and the human toll of the 24/7 news cycle.