The Girl Who Edited the Truth
by Dax Merrin
When a student journalist uncovers a digital trail that shouldn't exist, the truth becomes the most dangerous file on campus.
After her classmate Ivy Calloway dies in a supposed accident, sixteen-year-old Noa Birch can't stop digging. Ivy had proof the school's water was contaminated-but the evidence vanished overnight, replaced with falsified reports and doctored emails. Everyone tells Noa to move on. Then someone using the handle Admin starts editing her articles, twisting her words, and sending her messages that only Ivy could've written.
The more Noa investigates, the more she realizes the truth isn't just hidden-it's being rewritten in real time. Teachers lie. Friends turn. Screens go dark. And when the system decides she's the next error to correct, Noa will have to risk everything to publish the story Ivy died trying to tell.
Fast-paced, haunting, and impossible to put down, The Girl Who Edited the Truth is a modern thriller about secrets, power, and what happens when truth itself gets hacked.
