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It's Me They Follow: A Novel
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Jeannine A. Cook

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Sharaya Smith is on page 183 of 256

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mariela mccombs is on page 210 of 256

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mariela mccombs is on page 198 of 256

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mariela mccombs is on page 163 of 256

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Sharaya Smith is on page 170 of 256

What is this book?! ATP, I almost feel like it's ragebait in publication format. Someone said that it's "allegorical fiction," but it honestly just comes across a book that has no idea of what it wants to be. While I think that might be perfectly fine for the author, it absolutely sucks for the reader.

— Jul 07, 2026 09:22AM Add a comment

Sharaya Smith is on page 144 of 256

It's kind of sad that the glimpses of good storytelling are lost within all of the other things going on here.

— Jul 06, 2026 01:44PM Add a comment

Aaliyah is on page 103 of 256

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Sharaya Smith is on page 137 of 256

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Sharaya Smith is on page 119 of 256

Now I'm just pissed off and here's the thing, Miss Shopkeeper has been hinting at physical trauma up til this point. HOWEVER, to out of nowhere thrust this uncomfortable family situation on me like this is borderline unforgiveable. Such a hard left turn.

— Jul 02, 2026 01:29PM Add a comment

Sharaya Smith is on page 114 of 256

Right. So, I got a couple gems around page 96-98 and now, I'm right back to discombobulation.

— Jul 02, 2026 11:49AM Add a comment

Sharaya Smith is on page 56 of 256

Although I'm still very interested in the outcome of our main character's journey for intimacy and opening her shop, I'm not really digging the writing/style of storytelling as much as I'd hoped to.

— Jun 30, 2026 06:31PM Add a comment