Someone Just Followed You

‘I absolutely flew through this and inhaled the pages… So gripping!… Highly recommend this one’ ★★★★★ Reader review Maple Clark has vanished. And there are 1.9 million suspects. Anyone could have followed her. Only one person knows where she is… I get how this sounds, but you probably know who I am.I’m Maybe Maple. My mom has been posting videos of me online since I was a baby, and now I have nearly two million subscribers. But that doesn’t mean they know me, the real me. And honestly, I don’t know them.I used to think my followers were kids like me – into make-up, clothes, pranking. And that the worst thing about my life was my mom and her schedule. But lately, I’m starting to wonder who exactly is on the other side of the screen. And how they might be… bad.But it’s not like I’m in actual danger, right? Those people watching my videos are harmless, that's what Mom said. So why do I have this weird, creeping feeling in my stomach? Like something is really, really wrong?********** PRAISE FOR SOMEONE JUST FOLLOWED YOU ‘A fast-paced, thought-provoking thriller … Tightly wound and brimming with genuinely potent insights into the dark side of social media, this brisk nail-biter packs a punch.’ Publishers Weekly‘I raced through this addictive, nail-bitingly tense journey inside the dark side of kidfluencer culture and the predators who are drawn to it. The diabolically fascinating characters and well plotted killer twists make it an absolute page-turner!’ Lisa Walker‘Clever, current and as addictive as any social media algorithm!’ Lisa Timoney‘The kind of book real life gets in the way of’ Katy Brent‘Full of twists, mind blowing, eye opening and so well written’ ★★★★★ Reader review ‘A page-turning, somewhat disturbing look at the world of 'kidfluencers' with some brilliantly toxic characters as well as ones to sympathise with – loved it’ Catherine Cooper‘Twisty, timely’ Lauren Schott‘Dark, twisty… I loved the pacey short chapters, and switching perspectives’ ★★★★★ Reader review‘Liane Child again holds a mirror to society, this time deftly exploring the darker side of the internet, where no one is who they pretend to be. Twisty, thought-provoking and topical’ Diane Jeffrey‘Gripping… thriller which raises profound questions’ Daily Mail‘Fast-paced, twisty and impossible to put down’ Sophie Flynn‘A twisty page-turner’ That's Life, Crime Scene