Kate Cann Books in Order

A short, sharply focused teen story about being caught between public appearances, private feelings, and difficult choices. It explores the embarrassment and uncertainty that can follow when relationships stop feeling simple.

Coll and Art are back together, and Art promises he will not pressure her again. As sex and trust still hang over the relationship, Coll must decide whether his changes are real and what she wants.

A compact young adult story about romance, pressure, and the difficult gap between what other people expect and what you want for yourself. Cann brings a direct, unsentimental eye to teenage emotions.

Everyone tells Coll she should be over Art, but heartbreak does not follow a timetable. When he comes back asking to be friends, she must sort through anger, desire, and the question of whether she can move on.

Kelly heads to Greece looking for a break from Mike and the life she has been expected to want. In a relaxed island setting, new people and new choices make her question what freedom really means.

Coll spends her days dreaming about Art, the gorgeous swimmer at her local pool. When he asks her out, she learns that first love can be exciting, confusing, and difficult when one person wants to move faster.

Rich finally has a place of his own, until Bonny unexpectedly moves in. Sharing a flat forces him to face her problems, his complicated feelings, and the gap between wanting independence and actually living it.

Rich is sick of being broke and convinced money would fix everything. When his art suddenly brings success, he gets the clothes, freedom, and attention he wanted, along with choices he may not be ready for.

Fliss watches her parents’ marriage collapse while trying to keep life normal for her younger sisters. Leaning too heavily on boyfriend Simon seems like escape, until he cannot carry the weight of her family’s pain.

Laura expects a carefree Spanish holiday with friends, but a cramped road trip and one controlling boyfriend ruin the plan. A chance to stay in a village villa brings new freedom, conflict, and romance.

Melanie lives for clothes, makeup, and the flawless look she chases every Saturday. As her obsession with beauty and her imagined friends deepens, this dark short story turns her shopping habit into something chilling.

Rich and Bonny are trying to make a relationship work when Bonny’s friend becomes caught up with a controlling group. They set out to help, but the journey tests their trust, loyalty, and ability to act together.

Rowan leaves England for a nanny job in the United States, hoping for a fresh start. When her employers become unbearable, she escapes with an iguana and heads toward California, unsure where freedom will lead.

Mel cannot believe that funny, gorgeous Ben is her boyfriend, until cruel anonymous texts start arriving. As jealousy and fear take hold, she must decide whom to trust and whether to tell someone what is happening.

Bullied and lonely, Lily finds refuge in the woods among a watchful group of crows. Their strange companionship helps her create a bolder Crow Girl identity and face the people who have made school miserable.

Lily is no longer invisible after becoming the Crow Girl, but her old tormentors have not given up. With Marsha and Kyle beside her, she tries to stay brave without losing herself to anger.

Amber secretly leaves home to escape the demands of caring for her troubled half-sister, Poppy. When illness brings her family into her new shared house, an unsettling presence in the attic begins to wake.

Chloe is thrilled to spend six weeks on a Mediterranean island with glamorous Davinia and her wealthy family. But as the friendship turns sour, Chloe must stop living through Davinia and build a life of her own.

Rugby captain Jack has been taught to be hard, especially after a new coach transforms his team. Gem cares for him, but she refuses to be second best as loyalty, pressure, and control begin closing in.

Sixteen-year-old Rayne flees her pressured London life for a job at isolated Morton’s Keep. The old estate offers freedom at first, then draws her into its terrifying history, strange visions, and dangerous local secrets.

This companion story returns to Art and Coll after the events of their turbulent relationship. It asks the lingering question at the center of the series: can they finally make things work, or should they split for good?

Rayne hopes the nightmare at Morton’s Keep is over, but eerie signs and violent crimes say otherwise. To protect Marcle Lees, she must confront an old evil that is reaching far beyond the estate.

Lily is stronger now, and she and her friend Marsha are ready to face the girls who once bullied her. When those bullies target younger students, Lily decides confidence means standing up for others too.

In a harsh future ruled by powerful men, Kita refuses the life chosen for her. With friends Quainy and Raff, she escapes toward the feared Witch Crag, where old stories, new powers, and war await.