Hazel Davis has had to leave her beloved New York where she hoped to work as a journalist and has been fired from her job in Las Vegas. Her much younger sister, Evie is a very successful influencer, managed by their mother. The family went viral on YouTube when Evie was five so this is the only life she has ever know. Hazel always resisted and wanted another life for herself, but all that has gotten her thus far is unemployed and deeply in debt.

Now Evie is 18, Hazel is 28. One day Evie is making a live stream video in a parking lot when she disappears. Now Hazel needs to explore her sister’s life to try to find her.

The text here is interspersed with social media messages (naturally), a format I love, and I actually wish there had been more of it here. The book was generally interesting with a bit of a surprise ending. Recommended if you think it sounds interesting.