Brittany Cavallaro Books in Order

Brittany Cavallaro and Rebecca Hazelton collaboratively rework John Berryman's The Dream Songs in twenty-six poems. Their transformations explore dreams, damaged fairy tales, and self-deception, treating poetic inheritance as material for new voices and changing perspectives.

These poems explore power and sexuality through shifting female voices, historical figures, and mythic transformations. Girls move through landscapes of violence and marginalization, questioning who may rule and how survival can coexist with the threat of erasure.

Teenage descendants of Sherlock Holmes and John Watson meet at a Connecticut boarding school. When a student dies in circumstances resembling a Holmes story, Charlotte and Jamie must work together to confront suspicion and mounting danger.

Charlotte Holmes and Jamie Watson's winter break becomes an investigation when her uncle disappears after working on an art-forgery case. Their search leads through Berlin and Prague, entangling family secrets with their changing feelings for each other.

Estranged Jamie Watson tries to finish school while Charlotte Holmes hides from enemies and her own mistakes. Disturbing incidents suggest someone is deliberately drawing them together again, with plans that threaten both their lives.

Charlotte and Jamie attend a summer program at Oxford, hoping for a fresh start. Renewed accidents in the theater program lead them to investigate a missing young woman and a group of friends unwilling to talk.

Winona and Lucille decide they cannot wait until graduation to escape abusive and controlling families. Their search for money and a new life sends them onto the road, testing a friendship forged under dangerous circumstances.

This poetry collection follows a relationship that begins in Scotland and fractures in America, drawing on history and detective fiction. An alternate Holmes and Watson investigate a Scottish mystery while struggling with their own troubled friendship.

In an alternate American monarchy in 1893, Claire's inventor father keeps her captive, believing her touch inspires genius. When his weapon fails at the World's Fair, a young governor takes her prisoner for similarly self-serving reasons.

Claire Emerson and her weakened fiance lead St. Cloud in exile after an attempted coup. King Washington's arrival offers access to greater power, but Claire's efforts to gain his favor entangle her in a deeply unequal system.

At an arts camp, aspiring photographer Jude meets Florence, a dancer facing an illness that threatens her sight. They agree to reunite each year without contacting one another between summers, testing their connection as their lives change.