The Elizabeth Holmes documentary has everyone talking! Adding to the lore around the Silicon Valley fraudster turned media centerpiece, this story just keeps getting… stranger.

 

From the rich and powerful to the odd and inexplicable, just one movie was not enough to cover the deception, the confusion and the must-watch moments of this event. If you’re looking to fuel your obsession with You Can See Everything, check out these fantastic reads.

Anna Bright Is Hiding Something by Susie Orman Schnall

Anna Bright is a billionaire entrepreneur with a thriving company and a dark secret: she’s committing fraud, and no one suspects a thing. But when BusinessBerry journalist Jamie Roman uncovers the truth, she’s determined to expose Anna and make a name for herself in the process. Unfortunately for Jamie, Anna Bright isn’t a woman who goes down without a fight.

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Valley Verified

Valley Verified by Kyla Zhao

Zoe Zang has her head on straight. After landing multiple internships, she has been hired as Chic’s newest fashion columnist. Unfortunately, her opinions are being silenced by corporations and her salary is meager at best. Zoe heads in a new direction when she receives a job offer from FitPick in Silicon Valley. This offer is too good to turn down, with a tech salary and the opportunity to start in the STEM field, her future looks bright. But not all is as it seems, and not everyone’s intentions are good. Can Zoe help the company get on track to truly help the world, or will it and her future in tech crash and burn?

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Snake Oil by Kelsey Rae Dimberg

Rhoda West is Silicon Valley’s favorite female CEO. She’s built a billion-dollar wellness empire that promises to change women’s lives. However, things aren’t as glamorous as they seem. When an anonymous social media account begins exposing Radical’s secrets and a suspicious death rocks the company, how far Rhoda will go to protect her business?

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Peck & Peck by Bonnie Garmus

Not all ruthless industries are in tech. In Bonnie Garmus’ latest release, we take a look at the cutthroat side of the literary world. When Batter, an underemployed, recent graduate with an ear for poetry joins Peck & Peck, a poetry publisher, he sees the underbelly of art. The twin EIC’s create tension and literary gold while the thirty-nine editors compete and ruthlessly forage for the very best.

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Sheer by Vanessa Lawrence

Maxine Thomas has built a wildly successful beauty empire, but a scandal throws her off course. Suspended from her own company, everything she’s worked for is suddenly at risk. Told over the course of nine grueling days, Max reflects on her rise to the top, the hardships she faced, the secrets she’s kept, and the questionable decisions that have lead her here.

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Yellowface by R.F. Kuang

In this novel we get another look at the dark side of publishing when fame and envy collide. Athena and June were supposed to be rising bestseller charts together, but Athena is beloved and June is absolutely no one. That is until Athena dies and June steals her manuscript and passes it as her own. Not only that, but also assumes an American Asian identity that doesn’t belong to her either. As evidence emerges that could expose her horrendous lie, she has to decide how hard she fight to retain her position.

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