Touchstone Books in Order
Touchstone is a series of 5 books written by Andrea K Höst.
Here, you can see them all in order! (publication year included)
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Touchstone books in publication order
5 books
Caszandra
by Andrea K Höst
2011
Cassandra Devlin’s abilities help the people of Tare reclaim their abandoned home world, but escalating attacks and repeated injuries threaten her usefulness. She searches for answers linking Earth, Muina and the forces tearing space apart.
Gratuitous Epilogue
by Andrea K Höst
2011
Two years after the Touchstone trilogy, Cassandra Devlin and those around her face weddings, children and the practicalities of building a new life. This companion revisits familiar characters as extraordinary abilities meet everyday family concerns.
Lab Rat One
by Andrea K Höst
2011
Unable to return to Earth, Cassandra Devlin becomes valuable to researchers studying her unusual influence on psychic abilities. As experiments and dangerous training intensify, she must navigate friendship, constant supervision and the costs of being useful.
Stray
by Andrea K Höst
2011
After her final school exams, Cassandra Devlin unexpectedly enters an unfamiliar world. Rescue brings her to a technologically advanced society, where adapting to a new language and culture is complicated by her captors’ interest in her abilities.
Snow Day
by Andrea K Höst
2020
KOTIS recruits Oriel and Maxen organize a gathering for their gaming guild during Snow Day. Their plans overlook jealousy and the loneliness of being without family during a celebration built around kinship and friendship.
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