WICKED BITCH: The memoir
At ten, her father disappeared. By twelve, she was in the system—first a group home, then foster care at fifteen.
But by seventeen, she was on a one-way flight to Los Angeles.
Before Wicked Bitch, she was a girl erased by her family, trapped in a high-rise under a predator’s control, and surviving the digital Wild West—chatrooms, webcams, and the MySpace era—where girls were both worshipped and hunted.
She didn’t just survive. She weaponized it.
In LA, fashion became her lifeline. By nineteen, she had a degree. By twenty-three, Oscar winners were requesting to meet her.
But behind the success was another war—Hollywood’s men, the gatekeepers, the games.
Told with razor-sharp wit and brutal honesty, WICKED BITCH doesn’t just tell a story—it dissects the psychology of abusers, the silence that protects them, and the aftermath survivors are forced to live with.
Cinematic and emotionally gripping, it reads like a psychological thriller—but every word is true.
Sign up now to get early access and be the first to know when it drops.
At ten, her father disappeared. By twelve, she was in the system—first a group home, then foster care at fifteen.
But by seventeen, she was on a one-way flight to Los Angeles.
Before Wicked Bitch, she was a girl erased by her family, trapped in a high-rise under a predator’s control, and surviving the digital Wild West—chatrooms, webcams, and the MySpace era—where girls were both worshipped and hunted.
She didn’t just survive. She weaponized it.
In LA, fashion became her lifeline. By nineteen, she had a degree. By twenty-three, Oscar winners were requesting to meet her.
But behind the success was another war—Hollywood’s men, the gatekeepers, the games.
Told with razor-sharp wit and brutal honesty, WICKED BITCH doesn’t just tell a story—it dissects the psychology of abusers, the silence that protects them, and the aftermath survivors are forced to live with.
Cinematic and emotionally gripping, it reads like a psychological thriller—but every word is true.
Sign up now to get early access and be the first to know when it drops.
At ten, her father disappeared. By twelve, she was in the system—first a group home, then foster care at fifteen.
But by seventeen, she was on a one-way flight to Los Angeles.
Before Wicked Bitch, she was a girl erased by her family, trapped in a high-rise under a predator’s control, and surviving the digital Wild West—chatrooms, webcams, and the MySpace era—where girls were both worshipped and hunted.
She didn’t just survive. She weaponized it.
In LA, fashion became her lifeline. By nineteen, she had a degree. By twenty-three, Oscar winners were requesting to meet her.
But behind the success was another war—Hollywood’s men, the gatekeepers, the games.
Told with razor-sharp wit and brutal honesty, WICKED BITCH doesn’t just tell a story—it dissects the psychology of abusers, the silence that protects them, and the aftermath survivors are forced to live with.
Cinematic and emotionally gripping, it reads like a psychological thriller—but every word is true.
Sign up now to get early access and be the first to know when it drops.