When Spike takes over public relations for her band, she expects to manage the usual wave of fan excitement and press coverage. Instead, she finds herself drowning in fan mail and endless digital demands. As Spike throws herself into her new role, her partner, Jemma, begins to feel sidelined—frustrated by how much time Spike spends buried in messages instead of with the band, or with her.
But things quickly spiral from overwhelming to terrifying when a series of disturbing emails arrive from a fan calling themselves Fangirl38. At first, Spike brushes them off as overly intense, but the messages soon turn dark and threatening. What began as a job managing the band's image suddenly becomes a high-stakes battle to protect them from someone who knows far too much.
As the threats escalate, tensions rise within the group, and trust begins to unravel. Spike must uncover the identity of Fangirl38 before the band's safety—and her relationship with Jemma—are irreparably damaged.
Blending suspense, obsession, and the pressures of fame, this music-industry thriller explores the dangerous line between adoration and obsession. Can Spike protect the people she loves before it's too late?