Kasie West Books in Order

When Addison Coleman’s parents announce their divorce, her ability to Search the future lets her live through two possible lives, one in her hidden psychic compound and one in the Normal world, each with its own boy, danger, and heartbreaking cost.

Sharp tongued Caymen helps her single mom run a struggling doll shop and has been taught to mistrust the wealthy, until charming heir Xander keeps showing up. As their banter turns to something more, buried family secrets test whether love can bridge the class divide.

Raised with three older brothers and the boy next door, tomboy Charlie feels at home on the basketball court, not in makeup. A summer job at a boutique and late night talks through the backyard fence force her to face grief, secrets, and growing feelings for her best friend.

After choosing the future she thought she wanted, Addie is stuck with fallout she cannot fix and an ability that keeps misfiring. Winter break with her dad, a familiar boy who does not remember her, and Laila’s risky memory work pull them into a dangerous conspiracy.

Dumped in the school parking lot minutes before prom, popular Gia panics and convinces a stranger to pose as her elusive boyfriend. Their fake date snowballs into more pretend outings, forcing Gia to confront the lies she tells, the friends she keeps, and the boy she actually wants.

During a boring chemistry class, songwriter Lily scribbles lyrics on her desk and finds a mysterious classmate writing back. Their secret letters become the best part of her day, even as real life clashes with her pen pal’s identity and challenges what she thought she knew about him.

Autumn thinks being accidentally locked in the library all weekend is bad enough, until she discovers Dax, the guarded loner from school, is trapped there too. Between vending machine meals and late night confessions, she starts to question her almost boyfriend, her anxiety, and who she wants beside her.

Art obsessed Abby is crushed when her paintings are rejected for lacking heart, so she creates a list of bold experiences to deepen her work. As she faces fears, helps her anxious mom, and adventures with best friend Cooper, Abby has to decide what she is really willing to risk.

Serious, over scheduled Maddie buys a lottery ticket on a whim and suddenly wins millions, throwing her struggling family and friendships into chaos. As everyone wants a piece of her new fortune, the one person who treats her the same is Seth, the low key coworker she likes more every day.

Shy lake girl Kate is happiest at her family’s marina, not behind a microphone, but a class project turns her into the reluctant host of a school advice podcast. When an anonymous caller asks for help with a crush, Kate is sure it is about her best friend, until her own feelings complicate everything.

Landing the lead in a zombie movie should be Lacey’s dream come true, but homesickness, picky directors, and a string of on set mishaps shake her confidence. With her stern tutor Donavan helping her stay grounded and someone possibly sabotaging the film, Lacey has to figure out who to trust, on camera and off.

Over one year and nine local events, florist’s assistant Sophie keeps running into Andrew, the polished son of a celebrity chef she is sure she dislikes. Between weddings, funerals, and holiday parties, their banter slowly shifts into something tender as Sophie reevaluates her small town, her dreams, and her own blind spots.

Champion swimmer Hadley has her future planned around a college scholarship, until a boy in a Hollywood action hero mask starts crashing events around town, including her meets. Hunting down the fake Heath Hall forces her to face her grief over her brother, her strained family, and the possibility that she has been swimming toward someone else’s dream.

After a falling out back home, rule following Avery is dragged to an unplugged mountain resort for the summer, where staff are strictly off limits. Teaming up with Brooks, the camp’s brooding guitarist, to write songs and break a few rules, she starts to step out of her sister’s shadow and decide what she wants next.

Norah is thrilled when her family joins an RV road trip with the childhood best friend she has not seen in years, expecting instant nostalgia. Instead Skyler is distant and prickly, and long hours on the road force them to unpack old hurts, family secrets, and the possibility that their friendship could become more.

Rule bound Wren jumps in when she overhears a sweet guy being mocked for getting catfished, pretending to be the online girl who stood him up. What starts as a spur of the moment rescue turns into fake dating, animal shelter volunteering, and a real connection that might not survive the truth.

Finley dreams of hosting her school’s podcast, until her football star boyfriend steals her idea and the on air job that came with it. Furious, she plots revenge by joining the team herself as a kicker, training with his rival Theo and discovering that winning, and falling for someone new, may matter more than payback.

Scarlett is convinced single people deserve their own holiday, so she teams up with longtime best friend Jack to throw an anti Valentine’s party for everyone without a date. As their event threatens the reigning couple’s big bash and four Februarys pass, Scarlett slowly realizes the one person she is not supposed to fall for is Jack himself.

Margot, an assistant at a top literary agency and hopeless romantic, hates that her best almost relationship began on a dating app with socially awkward coder Oliver. When she loses her job and their paths cross again, starting her own agency and giving their chemistry a second chance may be the riskiest story she has ever told.

Once the glue of her tight friend group, Indy now keeps everyone at arm’s length after a personal crisis she refuses to talk about. Getting accidentally locked in a school bathroom with former best friend Beau leaves them no choice but to unpack what happened, confront buried feelings, and decide whether there is room for forgiveness.

Restaurant owner Sutton agrees to fake an engagement with charming stranger Elijah so they can pose as a couple in joint therapy and help her friend prove a point. Between sessions, family drama, and the pressure of keeping her new business afloat, pretend sparks begin to feel dangerously real.

Aspiring literary agent Margot wants a swoony love story, not another awkward dating app match, yet her disastrous evening with Oliver ends in the hottest kiss she has ever had. Years later, as her career unravels and they collide again, Margot has to decide whether giving their chaotic chemistry another try is worth the risk.