Click. Stalk. Destroy.
Inside the Minds of People Who Stalk Online
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Dr Jessica Taylor
'Frighteningly accurate, robustly researched and courageously original' Eve Barlow, Owner of Blacklisted
'Dr Jessica Taylor is the voice every woman needs to hear. Her incredible courage in tackling the uncomfortable truths that continue to harm women around the world is helping to change the conversation in a profound way! If you've ever felt silenced, dismissed, manipulated or made to question your own instincts, Dr Jessica's work is absolutely essential! She empowers women to find their voice, trust themselves and refuse to be silenced' Lisa Bilyeu
What happens when thousands of strangers decide you deserve to be destroyed?
How do strangers become obsessed with someone they barely know?
What happens when your stalker can destroy your life from the comfort of their own sofa?
For years, Dr Jessica Taylor was stalked - not by a lone figure lurking outside her home, but by groups of people online. They watched her. They monitored her life. They spread rumours, stole her identity, analysed her posts, contacted everyone she had ever known and coordinated attacks designed to ruin her life.
To end her life.
And they believed that they were justified. Like all stalkers do.
In Click. Stalk. Destroy., Taylor takes readers inside the disturbing psychology of online stalking. Combining her professional research with real-life examples and her own experience, she unravels the psychology of this disturbing behaviour as well as the radically changing landscape of stalking, including the prevalence of female online stalkers and 'she was asking for it' narratives.
Revealing how the internet and social media has fostered new conditions for stalking, this is an exposition of today's hidden world of psychological warfare and digital surveillance.©2026 Dr Jessica Taylor (P)2026 Little, Brown Book Group Limited
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I had only heard of Tattle Life a few
times in the media, now it all makes more sense. Lets hope real change happens within the UK & world wide to prevent this type of harm from happening.
Thank you for your work
Another fantastic book by Dr Taylor
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Brave account of real life stalking
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The book also shines a light on how underprepared many frontline services are to deal with these modern forms of abuse and crime. Lives are being changed—and too often destroyed—and this book does an exceptional job of helping readers understand the reality of what is happening and how we can all begin to navigate it, whether in our personal lives or through our professional roles.
Thank you, Dr. Jessica Taylor, for so courageously sharing your own family’s experiences and for turning them into such an informative, compassionate, and essential read. Even if you don’t think this book is relevant to you, I can almost guarantee it will be relevant to someone in your family, among your friends, or within your professional network.
You May Not Need It—Someone You Know Will
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Her insights into mis-diagnosis and pathology and gaslighting of women by professional and medical institutions have been so useful and validating to many.
I found it disgusting amd horrific that thos group of women and others could do this to her and her family.
A must read as it will make us all think differently.
I hope her and family continue to thrive.
Shocking and frightening insight into the Justice system and lack of support available to victims.
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