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A new book about Chrystia Freeland has just come out, after the publishing company sped up its release date by a few months .
The book was written by Toronto -based journalist Catherine Tsalikis and published by House of Anansi Press .
The author says she tried but ultimately did not speak with Freeland for the book, something that worked out fine.
Chrystia Freeland's book details how she met Trudeau 's former campaign adviser and longtime chief of staff.
The two met at a chance invitation to the launch party for her second book, at the suggestion of her father.
The book's author says she spoke to some detractors, and picked up on a few examples where Freeland may have caused friction at work.
Former assistant: "She is loyal, but not to a fault, apparently" Author: "There was a genuine rapport between the two , and it had to have stung on Friday when she received a phone call from him, or the Zoom call I should say" Book: "Only time will tell where Chrystia will land next, but there's little doubt that it will be something worth watching".
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