Eye Candy Bookstore & The Hype PR Books in Order

Eye Candy Bookstore & The Hype PR is the most anthology-shaped corner of Kate Canterbary's bibliography. Instead of following one couple or one family across several books, this page groups a pair of shared-world collections built around the same broad setting. Multiple authors write stories that connect back to Eye Candy Bookstore and Hype PR, so the appeal is less about a single long arc and more about dropping into a lively romance sandbox from a few different angles.

It is a sampler by design.

That matters because anthologies read differently from a standard Canterbary series. The stories have to establish character, chemistry, and conflict fast. Readers can expect quicker setups, sharper turns, and a little more variety in tone because each author brings a different voice. What holds the books together is the shared environment, a bookstore, a publicity firm, and the social and professional collisions those spaces create.

Incognito came first, and it is especially interesting for Canterbary readers because her contribution later grew into Fresh Catch. If you are curious about how her ideas expand, that anthology offers an early glimpse of a story world she would later turn into something much larger and more immersive. It makes the book more than just a side project. It is also a small window into how her connected universe keeps branching outward.

Revealed follows with another round of linked romances in the same shared world. Like many anthology follow-ups, it works best if you enjoy the premise itself, lots of meet-cutes, secrets, attraction under pressure, and the fun of seeing a common setting passed from one set of characters to another. The titles hint at what these books are doing: public image versus private desire, hidden feelings, and the moment when what is concealed finally comes out into the open.

This is the least series-like and most collaborative part of her catalog.

If you mainly read Canterbary for long family arcs, these books will feel different. If you like anthologies, shared settings, and the chance to see how one author's work sits beside other contemporary romance voices, they are a fun change of pace. Think of this page as a side door into her world, quick, connected, and built around premise and chemistry rather than one long-running cast.