Kathryn White: 7 books

When Callie Taylor was eighteen she eloped with her high school sweetheart. Then they broke up. On the same day. And they never told anyone that they were married. Almost a year later, Bill Darcy is back, living in the house next door and caring for his recently-orphaned sister. And he's determined...

All Abigail wanted to do was a little shopping to take her mind off of the few little white lies that she told her mother-in-law. (Actually, she's just told the biggest lie of her life.) But nothing, it seems, is going to plan today and mayhem ensures when she visits the most intimidating of...

Adam knows what it means to lose everything.When he was seventeen he lost his home, and his family, in one clean sweep. Now an adult, he has two goals. To live a good life, and to be reunited with the only other person who survived the fire—his stepsister, Audrina. But when Adam encounters Audrina on campus the last thing he expects is to fall in love …

Peppa is just your average Australian young woman, really. 23 years old, widowed and owner of a cat who can speak perfect English. (But no one will believe her about the cat.) Why is she being stalked by one of the customers from her job at the City South Post Office? What secrets does the mysterious...

An intriguing tale of murder, amnesia and the lies we tell ourselves. A young woman wakes in hospital, unable to recall the past eighteen months. Once an awkward, introverted teenager battling Anorexia Nervosa, Kellie-Sue discovers that she has blossomed into a beautiful woman with a loving...

Okay. This is it. I am going to kill myself ... After a suicide attempt, which comes complete with an online suicide note goes hilariously awry Abigail Carter PhD candidate and owner of a gorgeous little kitten named Cedric finds herself blogging all about her everyday life - phone calls from the...

Sid Sharp is a lonely guy. If only the beautiful Miss Emma Lavender from the post office with whom Sid has secretly been in love with for months, would notice him, he would be a happy man. One busy morning at the post office, a funny kind of fate intervenes for Sid and Emma in this quirky, Roald Dahl inspired frog prince retelling.