IMPOSTOR SYNDROME

'In Impostor Syndrome, she has created a corporate spy thriller which cuts uncomfortably close to our current reality.'
- Sonja van der Westhuizen, Crime Fiction Lover 

'Style, humour and humanity. An immersive and thought-provoking read'
- Dot Marshall-Gent, Promoting Crime Fiction 

'A writer capable of getting her teeth into her subject's most vulnerable parts and leaving it bloodied and bruised...This is a timely, provocative and very necessary book which has an agenda yet never forgets to be entertaining, relatable and riveting'
- Angus Batey, Quietus 

'A skilled satirist of the Northern California dream'
- Harper's Bazaar 

'Like John le Carré filtered through Tom Wolfe, Impostor Syndrome encapsulates our Facebook anxieties perfectly'
- The Millions 

'Wang restyles Silicon Valley's famed 'toxicity' around gender and race into actual poison, and translates workplace politics into a caper of geopolitical consequence. Impostor Syndrome, like its two heroines, wears its greatness lightly.'
- The New Republic 

'The Silicon Valley spy novel we've all been waiting for, with a side order of biting satire and furious feminism'
- CrimeReads 

'This book is an impeccably-plotted and snarky page-turner, and its portrayal of Silicon Valley is so accurate that I laughed out loud... Impostor Syndrome will hook you in until the very last page'
- Susie Yang, New York Times bestselling author of White Ivy  

'A propulsive spy thriller and a sharp take on the illusion of the American Dream'
- People 

'Expect spies, Silicon Valley, and satire in Kathy Wang's second novel, a smart page-turner'
- Oprah Daily 

'Electrifying... you'll be glued to the pages the entire time'
- The Skimm 

'Satisfying...Wang sets the story in the overheated Silicon Valley and sharpens her teeth on its self-mythologizing and excesses'
- San Francisco Chronicle 

'Excellent... Wang deftly explores some of the broader cultural issues she broached in Family Trust as well - how women and BIPOC are treated in corporate America, and who has access to the American dream'
- Buzzfeed