by Rosina Lippi
First published 2006
Angie Mangiamele runs a small documentary company called Tied to the Tracks. Her team has won awards, but they struggle like most independent filmmakers. Then something unexpected happens. Miss Zula Bragg, a famous writer who avoids the public eye, contacts them directly. She wants them to make a film about her life. The invitation comes without warning or explanation. For Angie and her crew, this represents the break they have been waiting for. A chance to work with a literary legend could transform their careers. But the offer feels almost too perfect. Angie must decide whether to trust this opportunity or question why a reclusive author would suddenly open her life to cameras. The decision will test everything Angie believes about her work and her instincts.
Genres: fiction, drama, literary-fiction, contemporary
Vibes: emotional, intimate, thought-provoking
Tropes: found-family, unreliable-narrator
292 pages · Paperback · Bantam