Riley, Dallas, Brooklyn, Aiden, Vincent, Gush and who else.. Might have missed someone. She broke up with one and start kissing the other, but hey! He is a player! She loves one but fainting when another is talking to her. Why not having some fun with this one too? And let's post on Facebook relationship status so all cute, sexy boys can come quickly so she can have 2-3 at the same time!
At about 50% of this mess and I had enough. She was falling out and in love in a matter of minutes! Going forward fast, skipping, I saw... nope she didn't get any better. Oh, and everyone is very sexy, cute and level- OMG hot! And her head is OMG empty!
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"With laugh out loud moments and swoon-worthy guys, The Keatyn Chronicles is a fun, sexy, and addictive series that you won't be able to put down and will never want to end." -NYT and USA Today Bestselling Author, J. Sterling.
"I'm convinced no one can write hot boys like Jillian Dodd." -Late Bloomer Online
"Get ready to go back to the days of drama, crushes, wild parties, crazy hookups, and popularity contests." -Reading, Eating & Dreaming
"Holy hot boys, Batman! This book is what I like to think of as the mecca of gorgeous men. Keatyn's journey from Hollywood debutante to boarding school is fraught with lots of trials but the biggest of those is the boys." -I Love YA Fiction
"This story should come with a warning...."You will require an ice box or a fan whilst reading."
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It's a story that's fun and fresh, sexy and steamy. It's dangerously addictive. -Mollie Harper, Tough Critic Book Reviews.
"With laugh out loud moments and swoon-worthy guys, The Keatyn Chronicles is a fun, sexy, and addictive series that you won't be able to put down and will never want to end." -NYT and USA Today Bestselling Author, J. Sterling.
"I'm convinced no one can write hot boys like Jillian Dodd." -Late Bloomer Online
"Get ready to go back to the days of drama, crushes, wild parties, crazy hookups, and popularity contests." -Reading, Eating & Dreaming
"Holy hot boys, Batman! This book is what I like to think of as the mecca of gorgeous men. Keatyn's journey from Hollywood debutante to boarding school is fraught with lots of trials but the biggest of those is the boys." -I Love YA Fiction
"This story should come with a warning...."You will require an ice box or a fan whilst reading."
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It's a story that's fun and fresh, sexy and steamy. It's dangerously addictive. -Mollie Harper, Tough Critic Book Reviews.
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Jillian Dodd is a USA Today and Amazon Top 10 best-selling author. She writes fun binge-able romance series with characters her readers fall in love with--from the boy next door in the That Boy series to the daughter of a famous actress in The Keatyn Chronicles to a spy who might save the world in the Spy Girl series. Her newest series include London Prep, a prep school series about a drama filled three-week exchange, and the Sex in the City-ish chick lit series, Kitty Valentine.
She is married to her college sweetheart, adores writing big fat happily ever afters, wears a lot of pink, buys way too many shoes, loves to travel, and is a distracted by anything covered in glitter.
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This was a fun and enjoyable read. Keatyn is a sixteen-year-old girl who has many talents, such as soccer, surfing, and dancing. She goes to a regular public school, and like many girls, she often questions her relationships and the meaning of love. However, unlike a typical teen, she lives with movie star parents who give her quite a bit of freedom to do what she wants in life.
Keatyn is often treated like an adult in that she doesn’t have a curfew, has quite a hefty spending account, and is able to drink and go to parties without getting into any trouble. She even has a fashion expert to help her dress. Keatyn, who grew up on movie sets, is somewhat sheltered. Her friend Brooklyn tries to tell her that not everyone lives the same lifestyle that she does, but she just doesn’t see it that way. Keatyn, although very sweet, is quite materialistic, and has to have the latest fashions and look perfect.
Likely because of the way she was brought up, Keatyn often has a hard time differentiating and discerning between what is real life (and thus come naturally), and what she feels should be scripted. She has made her own script for how her life is supposed to play out and tries to live by that closely. In her script, she wants to be popular, but she will often let her two close friends dictate what she says and does in order to do so.
I found Keatyn to be a cute, yet somewhat naïve character, who often acts with her feelings rather than thinking things through. She has an awful lot to learn in life (but don‘t we all?). There are twists in the story that will change her world. These things will show us the real Keatyn, and just how unselfish and loving she really is. In doing so, she will have to make a sacrifice for her family.
I am really looking forward to the next book in this series, Kiss Me, and joining Keatyn on her journey through life.
This was a fun and enjoyable read. Keatyn is a sixteen-year-old girl who has many talents, such as soccer, surfing, and dancing. She goes to a regular public school, and like many girls, she often questions her relationships and the meaning of love. However, unlike a typical teen, she lives with movie star parents who give her quite a bit of freedom to do what she wants in life.
Keatyn is often treated like an adult in that she doesn’t have a curfew, has quite a hefty spending account, and is able to drink and go to parties without getting into any trouble. She even has a fashion expert to help her dress. Keatyn, who grew up on movie sets, is somewhat sheltered. Her friend Brooklyn tries to tell her that not everyone lives the same lifestyle that she does, but she just doesn’t see it that way. Keatyn, although very sweet, is quite materialistic, and has to have the latest fashions and look perfect.
Likely because of the way she was brought up, Keatyn often has a hard time differentiating and discerning between what is real life (and thus come naturally), and what she feels should be scripted. She has made her own script for how her life is supposed to play out and tries to live by that closely. In her script, she wants to be popular, but she will often let her two close friends dictate what she says and does in order to do so.
I found Keatyn to be a cute, yet somewhat naïve character, who often acts with her feelings rather than thinking things through. She has an awful lot to learn in life (but don‘t we all?). There are twists in the story that will change her world. These things will show us the real Keatyn, and just how unselfish and loving she really is. In doing so, she will have to make a sacrifice for her family.
I am really looking forward to the next book in this series, Kiss Me, and joining Keatyn on her journey through life.
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Another good write up to lure a reader in only to find out its another disappointing story that feels like it was rushed to be written so parts make little to no sense, pages can be skipped over and a self centered ditzy main character, nothing to keep the reader wanting more ... and another book I could not finish because of the way it is written, childish, immature and pointless jump to mind.
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4.0 out of 5 stars
Typical Hollywood Style Story - YA Romance, High Drama, Stalkers and Love Triangles.
Reviewed in the United States on January 7, 2018Verified Purchase
Before Captive Films was created, there were The Keatyn Chronicles. The Keatyn Chronicles starts with Book #1 Stalk Me, and Keatyn is fifteen going on sixteen. Keatyn has grown up in the world of Hollywood with her famous mother - Abby Johnson. She has her best friends Vanessa and RiAnn, and at the beginning of this book, she is dating fellow Child actor Sander. I have to admit this book showed Keatyn's age and was very drama packed and I have to admit she seemed like your usual rich spoilt girl. She had boy after boy, stringing along a couple of guys Cush, Brooklyn, and Vincent. In Stalk Me, Abby has a stalker, and now the fan has started to threaten her family and her daughters. During this time, Keatyn meets Vincent who is posing as a movie producer and wants to remake A Day in the Lake with Keatyn as the main role. This was the movie her mother starred in and what set off her career. During the book, Keatyn goes through your usual high school drama from parties, friendships, boyfriends, secrets, and scandals to flirtatious moments. What will happen though when Keatyn is kidnapped by the stalker? Now she has to go to a new boarding school and leave all her friends and family behind. It is at this boarding school where she will meet fellow Captive Film characters such as Aiden, Riley, Dawson.
As I had previously read the first #3 episodes in the Season One of Captive Films, I was able to understand the backstory a bit more of Stalk Me and found myself relating to the characters more as I was like Oh, this is when she met so and so.... I am now looking forward to reading more of The Keatyn Chronicles and having some of the other gaps from Captive Films filled in.
As I had previously read the first #3 episodes in the Season One of Captive Films, I was able to understand the backstory a bit more of Stalk Me and found myself relating to the characters more as I was like Oh, this is when she met so and so.... I am now looking forward to reading more of The Keatyn Chronicles and having some of the other gaps from Captive Films filled in.
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17 yr old Keatyn has everything: celebrity parents, a closet full of ridiculously expensive clothes that have been handpicked by her mother's stylist, a house on the beach, and most important of all she's the most popular girl in school and she's dating the most popular guy. But lately she's been wondering why she even cares about being popular because even though she has everything she wants life still isn't going according to her script.
This book is hard to describe. The whole series is ridiculous but i can't seem to stop reading it! It's full of teen drama. The negative reviewers are right about it being somewhat shallow--but to me, it reads more like Clueless (as in shallow but sarcastic) though there's obviously some Pretty Little Liars and Gossip Girl in there too.... I guess it's technically not a "clean" YA book if that matters to you (Keatyn smokes, has sex, and drinks and it's not portrayed particularly negatively). I found her hilarious at times because she's such a drama queen. I guess the only other thing to mention is that the running theme throughout the series (besides the whole stalking thing) is who is Keatyn's soul mate? She goes through a couple boyfriends as she tries to decide what "real love" is. It's free so you might as well try it if you're interested.
This book is hard to describe. The whole series is ridiculous but i can't seem to stop reading it! It's full of teen drama. The negative reviewers are right about it being somewhat shallow--but to me, it reads more like Clueless (as in shallow but sarcastic) though there's obviously some Pretty Little Liars and Gossip Girl in there too.... I guess it's technically not a "clean" YA book if that matters to you (Keatyn smokes, has sex, and drinks and it's not portrayed particularly negatively). I found her hilarious at times because she's such a drama queen. I guess the only other thing to mention is that the running theme throughout the series (besides the whole stalking thing) is who is Keatyn's soul mate? She goes through a couple boyfriends as she tries to decide what "real love" is. It's free so you might as well try it if you're interested.
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Aoibh
1.0 out of 5 stars
Don't Bother!
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on August 7, 2014Verified Purchase
It seems like a lot of us read two different books here! This sounded like a book I would love and thought I'd found another brilliant series but after finishing all I can say is what did I just read?!
Pros
1. Ummm...
Cons
1. Main Character; Keatyn, is just unbearable. In summary she is a rich brat, who swears that's not what she is but yet is constantly being a right B to people. Looks are most important and I felt she didn't give a damn for anyone. And at 16 and in love with nearly every guy that looks her way. (view spoiler)
2. Rest of the characters; I don't know if I liked anyone in this book.. maybe Damien and possibly Brooklyn for a while but then he totally did a 180. All were so superficial and just... one dimensional!! There was no depth to ANY of them. (view spoiler) Dodd didn't really hit the describing nail on the head. It was all about abs imo.
3. plot; I expected a lot more focus on the whole stalker aspect.. the book is called "Stalk Me" after all. It was also totally obvious who it was from the moment that character was introduced so there was no suspense or surprise in that respect. A mention of a threat letter here and there and then the final act that wasn't too dramatic (Ov it was for Keatyn but for a book I thought the build up etc could have been extended to get the reader scared) and then the whole transfer to the boarding school was just as smooth as a hacksaw. Aaaand of course she decides she does not want to be popular and stand out so what does she do? Befriends the guys who naturally all fancy her and the star player thinks she's the one ... yeah... that's believable! Seriously, if I knew the story was going to be about some rich bitch and about 8 guys... (Sander, Cush, Brooklyn, Vincent, Riley, Dallas, Dawson, Aiden) no way would I have bothered.. it's tiring and childish.
4. The Writing; I can normally get over an author's writing style if I enjoyed the story, but wow... the writing in this really annoyed me!
"You have a nickname?" Riley asks.
"Um, my little sisters call me Kiki. Like key, key."
a) Asking someone if they've a nickname when you just meet them? Yeah, that's normal!
b) Saying "key key" is IRRELEVANT! Riley hears Kiki as "keykey" anyway so I don't get why that was necessary, maybe at the start of the book but not twice more!
I also hate the typing of children speaking, I just find the misspelled words irritating and I find it a lot more effective to type them correctly and then explain how the child can't pronounce her "r's" or something.
Think I'm going to stop now as otherwise who knows how long this will be.
Overall, do not recommend this book!
Pros
1. Ummm...
Cons
1. Main Character; Keatyn, is just unbearable. In summary she is a rich brat, who swears that's not what she is but yet is constantly being a right B to people. Looks are most important and I felt she didn't give a damn for anyone. And at 16 and in love with nearly every guy that looks her way. (view spoiler)
2. Rest of the characters; I don't know if I liked anyone in this book.. maybe Damien and possibly Brooklyn for a while but then he totally did a 180. All were so superficial and just... one dimensional!! There was no depth to ANY of them. (view spoiler) Dodd didn't really hit the describing nail on the head. It was all about abs imo.
3. plot; I expected a lot more focus on the whole stalker aspect.. the book is called "Stalk Me" after all. It was also totally obvious who it was from the moment that character was introduced so there was no suspense or surprise in that respect. A mention of a threat letter here and there and then the final act that wasn't too dramatic (Ov it was for Keatyn but for a book I thought the build up etc could have been extended to get the reader scared) and then the whole transfer to the boarding school was just as smooth as a hacksaw. Aaaand of course she decides she does not want to be popular and stand out so what does she do? Befriends the guys who naturally all fancy her and the star player thinks she's the one ... yeah... that's believable! Seriously, if I knew the story was going to be about some rich bitch and about 8 guys... (Sander, Cush, Brooklyn, Vincent, Riley, Dallas, Dawson, Aiden) no way would I have bothered.. it's tiring and childish.
4. The Writing; I can normally get over an author's writing style if I enjoyed the story, but wow... the writing in this really annoyed me!
"You have a nickname?" Riley asks.
"Um, my little sisters call me Kiki. Like key, key."
a) Asking someone if they've a nickname when you just meet them? Yeah, that's normal!
b) Saying "key key" is IRRELEVANT! Riley hears Kiki as "keykey" anyway so I don't get why that was necessary, maybe at the start of the book but not twice more!
I also hate the typing of children speaking, I just find the misspelled words irritating and I find it a lot more effective to type them correctly and then explain how the child can't pronounce her "r's" or something.
Think I'm going to stop now as otherwise who knows how long this will be.
Overall, do not recommend this book!
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Siobhan Davis
4.0 out of 5 stars
A Fantastic Series
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on April 1, 2017Verified Purchase
Actual rating 3.5 stars.
This book was hugely entertaining and it had me laughing out loud at the absurdity of it. I had literary whiplash keeping up with Keatyn's changing feelings over the boys, but, you know what, I think it captured those teenage hormonally-fueled decisions and the enormous indecision as you are struggling to find your identity and your place in the world. It's over the top drama and all the conversations with her parents and their friends were totally unrealistic but I just laughed myself silly because I think the author wants you to take it tongue-in-cheek, so I did. Cush was great until he acted like an ***hole, but, I forgave him. I blew hot and cold on Brooklyn - I did want them together at the start, and part of me is still hoping he's her forever love, but he frustrated the hell out of me in this one because he did string her along and it wasn't fair. Ultimately, I feel he's too mature for Keatyn, and also not ready for a committed relationship. She's still got a lot of growing up to do, and her behavior and inner monologue had me tearing my hair out at times. The writing is decent and the little scripts were fun. The reason this isn't rated higher is because the plot was so weak and there were holes and it took all of two seconds to figure out who the stalker was. For a movie star's daughter, Keatyn was ridiculously naive and quite juvenile at time. Loved the change of scenery at the end and new hot boys to drool over (I'm totally shallow like that.) Despite my issues with the plot, it was a hoot reading this book and I'm glad I bought this box set so I can get stuck into the next book. Overall, a decent start to a fun, light-hearted, entertaining series.
This book was hugely entertaining and it had me laughing out loud at the absurdity of it. I had literary whiplash keeping up with Keatyn's changing feelings over the boys, but, you know what, I think it captured those teenage hormonally-fueled decisions and the enormous indecision as you are struggling to find your identity and your place in the world. It's over the top drama and all the conversations with her parents and their friends were totally unrealistic but I just laughed myself silly because I think the author wants you to take it tongue-in-cheek, so I did. Cush was great until he acted like an ***hole, but, I forgave him. I blew hot and cold on Brooklyn - I did want them together at the start, and part of me is still hoping he's her forever love, but he frustrated the hell out of me in this one because he did string her along and it wasn't fair. Ultimately, I feel he's too mature for Keatyn, and also not ready for a committed relationship. She's still got a lot of growing up to do, and her behavior and inner monologue had me tearing my hair out at times. The writing is decent and the little scripts were fun. The reason this isn't rated higher is because the plot was so weak and there were holes and it took all of two seconds to figure out who the stalker was. For a movie star's daughter, Keatyn was ridiculously naive and quite juvenile at time. Loved the change of scenery at the end and new hot boys to drool over (I'm totally shallow like that.) Despite my issues with the plot, it was a hoot reading this book and I'm glad I bought this box set so I can get stuck into the next book. Overall, a decent start to a fun, light-hearted, entertaining series.
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AngieH
4.0 out of 5 stars
An enjoyable YA romantic story
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on April 28, 2017Verified Purchase
A very enjoyable YA romance. Wow, Keatyn Douglas is hard work. Scripting her life, her dreams of love and romance. Things don't always go as you imagine. Her school girlfriends are the coolest in school, they have the hottest guys and wear the best clothes, but they are also conniving, cheating bitches. Keatyn is dating Sander, hot young actor. She's in love with Brooklyn, hot surfer dude and is best friends with Brandon "Cush" Cushman. Drama seems to follow this girl around as she flits from one group of friends to the other. She can't quite keep up with herself and who she really wants to be. Lurking in the background of this story is her Actress Mom's "Stalker", he has been following Keatyn's Mom for years but in a friendly, star struck way. Until now when things take a dramatic turn and he targets Keatyn. A good story, very dramatic teenage drama but also some lighthearted funny moments too.

gek6666
1.0 out of 5 stars
Immature and bitchy
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on October 22, 2015Verified Purchase
***SPOILER ALERT***
Really, if I could, I would never have read this book...
Keatyn is a girl who gets whatever she wants.
When she gets what she wants, she throws it all away.
16 is way too young to make it believable. At sixteen, you're not thinking who you are in love with and telling the whole world, you just have crushes. The whole stalker thing was so predictable. The last little bit was the best bit.
Yes, it was nice to see into a rich world but really, I would only recommend it to first time romance readers who are aged 12/13 because it is so immature. She was so rude to all of her friends and her goals were not likeable. I wouldn't want to be friends with her and what you want for a successful book is a likeable character and that's not the vibe I'm getting. Sorry Jillian. With the idea of the story line, it could have been very good but you ruined it. I know this is a harsh review and I'm sorry but it's the truth...
Really, if I could, I would never have read this book...
Keatyn is a girl who gets whatever she wants.
When she gets what she wants, she throws it all away.
16 is way too young to make it believable. At sixteen, you're not thinking who you are in love with and telling the whole world, you just have crushes. The whole stalker thing was so predictable. The last little bit was the best bit.
Yes, it was nice to see into a rich world but really, I would only recommend it to first time romance readers who are aged 12/13 because it is so immature. She was so rude to all of her friends and her goals were not likeable. I wouldn't want to be friends with her and what you want for a successful book is a likeable character and that's not the vibe I'm getting. Sorry Jillian. With the idea of the story line, it could have been very good but you ruined it. I know this is a harsh review and I'm sorry but it's the truth...
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4.0 out of 5 stars
An easily enjoyable read!!!!
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on December 9, 2013Verified Purchase
This is one of those series of books I've been waiting to find time to get around to. I love my YA/NA books and this was really enjoyable. The only thing I found difficult to swallow was the main character's age. Keatyn is written to be way more mature than her 16 years and you find yourself struggling to appreciate her life experiences for what they are because of her age. I mean, what mother would let their 16 year old daughter tour around a foreign country with the boy she is obviously having sex with for a whole summer unsupervised! Anyway, those misgivings aside and if you let yourself relax into the book the story and the characters are really enjoyable.
This is a typical Hollywood glamour book and the lifestyles portrayed in the book may not suit everyone and the likeness to Gossip Girl is spot on. Saying that Keatyn apart from being spoilt and rich and wanting for nothing is a nice person at heart and you quickly start to enjoy her character.
The story is a basic one of school romances but with a mystery attached to it in the form of Keatyn's mother's stalker. As the story develops so does the mystery around who the stalker could be and what he wants from Keatyn's mother.
The characters in this book all seem to be sickeningly perfect, the boys and girls are all portrayed as being stunningly gorgeous and living a lifestyle many of us couldn't comprehend. Keatyn's first love is Sander, who she has dated for over a year but who doesn't want to take their relationship to the next step. After deciding to end their relationship, Keatyn is drawn to Cush, a sexy boy and close friend but who has a reputation that precedes him. Ultimately, Keatyn wants Brooke, another close surfer friend but being older than her she is unsure of her feelings for him. At times Keatyn does come across immature in her life choices and finds it difficult to understand love for what it is.
By the end of the book the twists and turns have you panting and waiting to start Kiss Me so if you can read the book without delving too deeply into the storyline you will easily enjoy it. Jillian's writing is really enjoyable and she easily manages to suck you into the story. I will definitely be starting book #2 as soon as possible and from the looks of the ratings, the series appears to get better and better.
This is a typical Hollywood glamour book and the lifestyles portrayed in the book may not suit everyone and the likeness to Gossip Girl is spot on. Saying that Keatyn apart from being spoilt and rich and wanting for nothing is a nice person at heart and you quickly start to enjoy her character.
The story is a basic one of school romances but with a mystery attached to it in the form of Keatyn's mother's stalker. As the story develops so does the mystery around who the stalker could be and what he wants from Keatyn's mother.
The characters in this book all seem to be sickeningly perfect, the boys and girls are all portrayed as being stunningly gorgeous and living a lifestyle many of us couldn't comprehend. Keatyn's first love is Sander, who she has dated for over a year but who doesn't want to take their relationship to the next step. After deciding to end their relationship, Keatyn is drawn to Cush, a sexy boy and close friend but who has a reputation that precedes him. Ultimately, Keatyn wants Brooke, another close surfer friend but being older than her she is unsure of her feelings for him. At times Keatyn does come across immature in her life choices and finds it difficult to understand love for what it is.
By the end of the book the twists and turns have you panting and waiting to start Kiss Me so if you can read the book without delving too deeply into the storyline you will easily enjoy it. Jillian's writing is really enjoyable and she easily manages to suck you into the story. I will definitely be starting book #2 as soon as possible and from the looks of the ratings, the series appears to get better and better.
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