Kirsten Miller Books in Order

Edited by John and Kirsten Miller, this literary collection brings together fiction and nonfiction set in Florida. Selections by writers including Joan Didion, Zora Neale Hurston, and Dave Barry offer varied perspectives on the state’s history, landscape, and cultural contradictions.

After a sinkhole opens in Manhattan, Ananka Fishbein discovers a hidden world beneath the city. Teaming up with the mysterious Kiki Strike and the Irregulars, she tumbles into tunnels, secrets, and a dangerous new life.

Kiki Strike and the Irregulars are back when strange attacks and old royal secrets start stirring up trouble in New York. Ananka is swept into another fast-moving adventure where every clue seems to lead deeper into danger.

Haven Moore has spent her life haunted by memories that seem to belong to another girl. When she recognizes a famous young man from those visions, she runs to New York and into a dangerous mystery about reincarnation, love, and murder.

Haven wants a quiet life with Iain, but Beau's disappearance pulls her back toward the secrets she thought she had escaped. To save her best friend, she may have to get close to Adam Rosier, the man she distrusts most.

Flick has clawed his way to the top of the Mandel Academy, an elite New York school for young criminals. But when his old flame arrives as a rival and only one of them is expected to survive, the rules turn deadly.

The Irregulars' biggest case yet pulls them from Manhattan to Paris catacombs and into a web of royal grudges. As enemies close in on Kiki, the girls will need every trick they have to survive.

Charlie Laird thinks his new stepmother is a witch and her purple mansion is a nightmare waiting to happen. Then his bad dreams start leaking into the waking world, and saving Cypress Creek means facing what scares him most.

Charlie thought the nightmare trouble was over, until a nearby town fills with sleepless, zombie-like people. To stop a new outbreak, he and his friends have to uncover what is poisoning everyone's dreams.

The nightmares return when Charlie finds himself trapped inside a dream that is not even his own. With creepy black sheep closing in and old enemies back in play, sleep is dangerous all over again.

This playful guide turns the Nightmares! world into a handbook for kids with bad dreams. It offers creepy creatures, practical tips, and funny advice for facing whatever shows up after the lights go out.

When Kat is left unresponsive after a suspicious accident, Simon enters the ultra-immersive world of Otherworld to find her. What starts as a rescue mission turns into a fight against a tech empire that wants far more than gamers.

Simon and Kat may have escaped Otherworld, but the Company is only getting stronger. As the battle spreads across new virtual landscapes and the real world, they have to decide what they are willing to risk to stop it.

On the run from the Company, Simon and his friends face a new platform that could rewrite reality itself. To shut it down, they will have to survive the next evolution of the game and finally choose what kind of world they want.

Part joke book, part life guide, this handbook helps eight-year-olds tackle everything from germs to Halloween to gross-out fun. It is packed with quick tips, facts, and confidence boosters for a big year.

Nine is a sweet spot between little kid and big kid, and this handbook leans into that. Kirsten Miller mixes useful advice, funny bits, and genuinely handy survival skills for everyday life.

Bram flees family scandal for her uncle's half-burned mansion in Louth, a Hudson River town full of whispers. The house has a history of dead girls, and the deeper she digs, the less certain she is that anyone is telling the truth.

Turning ten means more freedom, more responsibility, and a lot more to figure out. This upbeat guide covers the serious, the silly, and the slightly gross parts of hitting double digits.

Three women in midlife discover strange new powers and join forces after a teenage girl's body is found near a Long Island beach. Their search for answers leads them toward wealth, violence, and the men who think they are untouchable.

When Lula Dean sets up a little library to push her idea of proper reading, someone quietly swaps the books inside. In a Georgia town already fighting over censorship, those disguised banned books start changing lives in messy, funny ways.

Brigid, Phoebe, and Sybil are drawn back to Wild Hill, where the women in their family have carried strange gifts for generations. To claim their legacy, they will have to face old grief, old power, and the fight waiting for them on ancestral ground.