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Set against a backdrop of lavish parties and complicated relationships, the story delves into the allure and risks of social media, fame, and obsession. As secrets unfold and suspense builds, Keatyn must navigate this new reality while trying to maintain her sense of self. With each twist and turn, readers are pulled deeper into an enchanting yet perilous journey where every decision could change everything.
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Review originally posted at Doodle's Book BlogNever have I ever experienced a whirlwind of emotions for any book until I read Stalk Me. Jillian Dodd had me laughing hysterically, crying my eyes out, and overly giddy.Keatyn isn't like most girls. Her mom is a famous movie star. Somehow she convinced her to let her attend public school and live a mostly normal teenage life. A life that revolves around boys, clothes, and partying... until her moms life starts to impact hers and changes everything she's become accustomed to.Wow! So many clothes, boys and parties. I'm kinda jealous. Keatyn is an intelligent, good-looking girl with the world at her disposal. She has a few rules to live by and friends that make her someone she doesn't like. They define her, but she wants to figure out who the real Keatyn is. Her world is a script she's editing and it never goes according to plan.This story is awesome. Once I got past all the designer labels and found the heart of the story, I fell in love. I made guesses about the boys, her friends, and the stalker. However, the ending really surprised me. It was unexpected and abruptly came to a close, but set up nicely for the next book. I found myself crying on one page then flipped to read more only to find myself dying from laughter. I was an emotional wreck and felt a little bi-polar because of it.Overall, Stalk Me was a fantastic read that left me pining over boys, wanting new clothes, and emotionally drained. It was fast paced and exciting. I highly recommend it if you want to read something like Gossip Girl.
