"There is little more alluring than the promise of secrets, and Do Tell is full of them-glamorous, tawdry, and human. Lindsay Lynch has created a rich portrait of the lives of early Hollywood's beautiful puppets and those holding their strings." -EMMA STRAUB, New York Times bestselling author of This Time Tomorrow As character actress Edie O'Dare finishes the final year of her contract with FWM L Studios, the clock is ticking for her to find a new gig after an undistinguished stint in the pictures. She's long supplemented her income moonlighting for Hollywood's reigning gossip columnist, providing her with the salacious details of every party and premiere. When an up-and-coming starlet hands her a letter alleging an assault by an A-list actor at a party with Edie and the rest of the industry's biggest names in atten-dance, Edie helps get the story into print and sets off a chain of events that will alter the traiectories of everyone involved. Now on a new side of the entertainment business, Edie's second-act career grants her more control on the page than she ever commanded in front of the camera. But Edie quickly learns that publishing the secrets of those former colleagues whom she considers friends has re-percussions. And when she finds herself in the middle of the trial of the decade, Edie is forced to make an impossible choice with the potential to ruin more than one life.