Naomi Kuttner Books in Order

Drawing on clinical experience and his own recovery, Jonathan Kuttner presents an approach to understanding different forms of chronic pain. Co-written with Naomi Kuttner, the book describes techniques intended to change pain responses and restore participation in everyday life.

Discovering that magic exists should make Ivan’s summer extraordinary, but its hidden world seems determined to destroy him. Faced with killer monks and an ancient evil, he must defend his hometown while confronting powers that could transform his life.

After the upheavals of winter, Ida and Anders face a changed world without Ivan as their likely savior. The friends must test their loyalties, forge new bonds and decide what they are willing to sacrifice to protect one another.

Ivan has become a Chosen One without understanding what he is supposed to do. As threats gather in the hidden magical world, he struggles to control his powers and protect his secret while questioning whom he can trust.

In 1945, a young man named David escapes wartime Europe and arrives in London with a mysterious past. Drawn into the magical Arcane Houses, he finds a place among Thorne House’s thieves rather than its more respectable rival institutions.

Retired assassin Dante seeks a quiet new life in the coastal New Zealand town of Te Kohe. His plans to escape attention are disrupted by local intrigue, opinionated cats and ghosts, making an uneventful retirement increasingly unlikely.

Dante’s attempt to settle into civilian life is interrupted when an orchid convention brings intrigue to Te Kohe. Surrounded by suspects and rare-plant enthusiasts, the retired assassin must navigate a fresh mystery alongside the complications of his unusual new community.

A local production of Macbeth stirs trouble in Te Kohe, where the same play was linked to sinister events twenty years earlier. Dante and his friends confront returning ghosts as theatre superstitions collide with the possibility of another murder.