Three Girls and There Brother

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Now that it’s all over, everyone claims it was the picture—the catalyst for every disaster. The story begins with Daria, Polly, and Amelia Heller, whose striking red hair catches the attention of The New Yorker, leading to their sudden rise as the new “It” girls. With a beauty queen mother living through them and an absent father, the sisters become vulnerable to the predatory nature of show business. They find themselves in high-fashion magazines, navigating the treacherous waters of fame, skipping school, and attending exclusive parties. As their fame escalates, chaos ensues, particularly when Amelia, the youngest who never wanted to model, takes the stage in an Off-Broadway play. This shift in dynamics exposes long-held resentments and pressures, pushing their neglected brother to a breaking point. Amid the jealousy and greed that threaten to fracture their family, the Hellers realize that in a world filled with betrayal, their strongest bond is with each other. Narrated in four parts from the siblings' perspectives, this debut novel offers a sharp and insightful exploration of fame and family.