Off the Record

Author: Camryn Garrett

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Netflix's Unbelievable meets Angie Thomas' On the Come Up in this bold story about fame, justice and freedom of speech.

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Netflix's Unbelievable meets Angie Thomas' On the Come Up in this bold story about fame, justice and freedom of speech.

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Netflix's Unbelievable meets Angie Thomas' On the Come Up in this bold story about fame, justice and freedom of speech.Seventeen-year-old Josie is living a young journalist's dream when she wins a contest to write a celebrity profile for her favourite magazine, especially once she meets the charming new actor at its centre.But there's a dark side to the glitz and glamour and Josie is suddenly in the perfect position to expose it. A young actress confides in her a terrible secret, and Josie realizes she's in over her head. Is it her story to tell? What if she lets down the women entrusting her with their secrets? And will revealing it jeopardize her writing career before it's even begun? There are so many reasons to forget what she's been told.But one secret is followed by another and another, until Josie needs to decide whether to step up . . .. . . and what she can bear to sacrifice for the truth.'Brave, necessary and unflinchingly real' - Marieke Nijkamp, author of This Is Where It Ends

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“Brave, necessary, and unflinchingly real, Off the Record is an instant classic.”

Brave, necessary, and unflinchingly real, Off the Record is an instant classic. Marieke Nijkamp, #1 New York Times Bestselling author of This Is Where It Ends

About the Author

Camryn Garrett was born and raised in New York. When she was thirteen, she was selected as a TIME for Kids reporter, where she interviewed celebrities like Warren Buffett and Kristen Bell. Her writing has appeared in the Huffington Post, MTV, and Rookie Magazine. In 2015, she was named as one of MTV's 8 Inspiring Teens Using Social Media to Change the World. Camryn is also interested in film, having spent the summer of 2017 at New York University's Summer Filmmaking Workshop. She is a proud advocate of diverse stories and writers. You can find her on Twitter @dancingofpens, tweeting from a laptop named Douglass.