“Rebekah’s twisted and tender tale will keep you hooked to the last page.”
—Cosmopolitan

“In eccentric Rebekah, Belle has created another unforgettable narrator – funny, self-absorbed, a little damaged – and never predictable.”—Kirkus Reviews

Name: Rebekah Kettle
Occupation: Novelist, Little House on the Prairie fanatic, stalker
Quote: “It’s not me, it’s a character.”

Name: Arthur Weeman
Occupation: Famous director, actor, and pervert
Quote: “There is almost never any reason to have your characters leave New York.”

Name: Isaac Myman
Occupation: Paparazzo and Rebekah’s boyfriend
Quote: “As much as I love your blowjobs I’m not trading these pictures for one.”

Name: Ivy Vohl
Occupation: Columnist at The Quille, perpetual coveter
Quote: “I swear, women are so touchy. That’s why I don’t have a single female friend.”

Name: Mrs. Williams
Occupation: Elderly patient of Dr. Kettle’s, Latin aficionado, and Golden Girls devotee
Quote: “Dorothy, Rose, and Blanche are coming over and we’d prefer to be left alone.”

Name: Dr. Kettle
Occupation: Doctor and father
Quote: “It’s always good to have two of everything.”

Name: Sascha Kettle
Occupation: Waitress and illegitimate child
Quote: “Well there have been black people in New York for a long time.”

Filled with the same indelible voice, flawless comic timing, and quirky characters that distinguished Belle's first two books, Little Stalker is the story of Rebekah Kettle, a one-time successful novelist, who is hopelessly blocked. While she waits for the muse to strike again, she bides her time working in her father's medical office and eagerly anticipating the latest movie from her favorite film director Arthur Weeman. When a chance encounter with one of her father's patients offers Rebekah a voyeuristic peek into the lecherous filmmaker's life, she starts writing him letters under the guise of a 13-year-old girl. Through intimate correspondence that details her alter ego's life, Rebekah relives a painful episode from her own thirteenth year. To complicate matters, Rebekah falls in love with a tabloid paparazzo, setting up a moral dilemma--should she give her boyfriend the scoop of a lifetime or should she protect her idol?

A smart and uproarious novel about the unrealized dreams, missed connections, secret obsessions, and surprising friendships that can make up city living, Little Stalker firmly establishes Jennifer Belle as a comic novelist of the highest order.