Model behavior

"Aliya S. King has spent three decades as one of the most sought-after ghostwriters and music journalists in the industry, with credits that span the highest levels of hip-hop, R&B, and celebrity culture, but most of them have been invisible by design. Model Behavior is her debut novel, and it could only have been written by her. Protagonist Dove Delaney-Carter is a ghostwriter with eleven New York Times bestsellers to her name and zero public credit for any of them. She has perfected the art of disappearing into other people's stories, and she has very good reasons for staying hidden. When her agent strong-arms her into a meeting with Marni Marie Martineau , Ghanaian-born supermodel, media mogul, global icon, and one of the most private women alive, Dove intends to say no, refer her to someone else, and be home in time for dinner. She is not expecting Marni to already know everything about her. What follows is a novel that operates on multiple levels at once and does so with rare confidence.