The Most Famous Girl in the World: A NovelBy Iman Hariri-Kia

The Most Famous Girl in the World is a sharply witty and outrageous blend of satire and mystery that pulls readers into the chaotic world of modern fame. Rose Aslani, a journalist whose life is in shambles, finds herself consumed by the fallout of a viral exposé she wrote on Poppy Hastings, a scam artist turned internet celebrity. Despite Poppy's conviction, she emerges from prison as a beloved icon, more famous and adored than ever. But Rose, feeling responsible for Poppy’s rise to stardom, is determined to bring her down once and for all.

What follows is a wild, campy ride through the perils of internet culture, fake celebrity, and the absurdity of influencer fame. Rose's pursuit of the truth about Poppy pushes her to the edge of sanity, with guilt and obsession leading her down increasingly erratic paths. Meanwhile, Poppy's image as a beloved pop-culture figure continues to soar, making her nearly untouchable. Rose enlists the help of a rogue FBI agent, adding an extra layer of sexual tension and intrigue to the plot.

Satirical and brimming with humor, this novel shines a biting light on the absurdities of modern celebrity, fame, and the toxic culture of online media. With over-the-top antics, outlandish twists, and razor-sharp social commentary, The Most Famous Girl in the World delivers a compelling and laugh-out-loud critique of fame's fleeting, treacherous nature while keeping readers hooked with a thrilling mystery at its core.