This book has to win awards for cover design. It is perfection.
Couple that with an opening line that made me suck in my breath:
"The night I watch Athena Liu die we're celebrating her TV deal with Netflix.", and I was invested.
This is the one about young novelist June Hayward, who, in the wake of witnessing that first-line-death makes some dubious decisions as she forges her path in the publishing world. Starting with, stealing her dead friend's manuscript and passing it off as her own.
It's a twisty-turny multi-layered journey that explores many things starting with what a person could do if they want something so badly. It's fast and deep. And current, dealing with issues of racism, diversity and cultural appropriation.