Shaun David Hutchinson Books in Order

Ollie receives a letter telling him he will die in twenty-four hours. With his best friend pushing him to live a little, he tries to win back Ronnie and make peace with what he has left undone.

Simon heads to the biggest party of the year determined to finally tell Cassie how he feels. The night unfolds in two alternate versions, each full of bad plans, unexpected connections, and a chance to rethink what he wants.

After losing his family, Andrew Brawley secretly lives in a hospital, finding comfort in its routines and his comic-book drawings. When a new friendship is threatened, Drew must face the grief he has been trying to outrun.

Aliens tell Henry Denton that the world will end in 144 days unless he pushes a button. As he weighs that choice, Henry must navigate grief, bullying, family chaos, and the possibility that life can still change.

Ozzie's boyfriend Tommy has vanished, erased from everyone else's memory but his. As people and places begin disappearing too, Ozzie searches for Tommy while confronting a world that seems to be shrinking around him.

Ten troubled teens are left in the wilderness during a harsh survival exercise at Zeppelin Bend. As they make their way back to camp, they trade stories that reveal the hurts, fears, and secrets they carry.

Born through parthenogenesis, Elena has always known her life is unusual. When she heals the girl she loves after a shooting, miracles and impossible events begin piling up, and Elena may be facing the end of the world.

In this memoir, Hutchinson looks back on growing up gay while struggling with depression, shame, and self-harm. He writes honestly about his attempted suicide and the gradual work of finding self-acceptance and a future.

Dino's family runs a funeral home, so he knows how to handle the dead, until his estranged best friend July sits up on the mortuary table. Together, they try to understand her return and their broken friendship.

Dean and Dre meet while their mothers run against each other for president. Their connection grows on the campaign trail, but a threatening political scandal could expose them and turn a private relationship into public ammunition.

Noa wakes outside a spaceship with no memory of how he got there. Alongside DJ and Jenny, he faces alien threats, time loops, and a failing ship, while falling for DJ and searching for a way home.

At Seattle's World's Fair, pickpocket and magician's assistant Jack meets Wilhelm, a boy forced to use real teleportation in a criminal's act. Their growing bond becomes part of a risky plan for freedom.

After a monster attacks Virgil in the Florida swamps, nobody in his new town believes him. With the creature still out there, he must face fear, isolation, and the possibility that trauma can change a person.

Bullied sixth grader Hector discovers he can turn invisible, then meets a boy who has been trapped that way for years. With help from mysterious classmate Sam, Hector investigates the creature haunting his school.

Kairos agent Sam can change how people see her, making her ideal for undercover work. Sent to infiltrate a former agent's family, she uncovers secrets about monsters hiding in plain sight, and not everyone is who they seem.