Order of Kate Robb Books
Kate Robb is a Canadian author of contemporary romantic comedies with light magical elements. She is the author of This Spells Love, Prime Time Romance, and Kitty St. Clair’s Last Dance, and her work draws on her own dating misadventures to shape her warm, funny, and slightly offbeat stories.
Kate Robb made her debut as a novelist in 2023 with This Spells Love. Below is a list of Kate Robb’s books in order of when they were originally released:
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Kate Robb Synopses: In This Spells Love, Gemma reacts to being dumped by her long‑term boyfriend the way any overwhelmed twenty‑eight‑year‑old might: she gets drunk with her sister, her eccentric aunt, and her best friend Dax. After enough margaritas, the group decides to perform a love‑cleansing spell meant to erase Gemma’s ex from her memory. They follow every step, including a platonic kiss from Dax to seal the spell.
When Gemma wakes up, she realizes the spell has actually worked. Not only does she seem never to have dated her ex, but her entire life has shifted into something unfamiliar. The worst part is that Dax has no idea who she is.
To undo the spell and reclaim her old life, Gemma must convince her former best friend, now a near‑stranger, to kiss her again. As she carries out her plan, she finds herself falling for him in ways she never expected. Soon she begins to question whether she even wants things to go back to the way they were. What if Dax was the right person all along?
In Carson’s Cove by Kate Robb, Brynn is newly divorced on the eve of her thirtieth birthday and exhausted by heartbreak. She thought she had found her happily ever after, but now she is sharing her house with a roommate, Josh, just to manage her mortgage, and trying to adjust to life on her own. At least she has her favorite 2000s teen soap, Carson’s Cove, to binge. The show ended abruptly on a cliffhanger, leaving its central couple, Sloan and Spencer, without their final declaration of love. For Brynn, the show remains perfect. No matter how dramatic things get, everything eventually works out in Carson’s Cove, unlike her own life.
When a birthday cake unexpectedly appears on her doorstep, Brynn makes a wish for the one thing she has always wanted but never managed to secure: a true happily ever after. The next morning, she wakes not in her apartment but inside Carson’s Cove itself. Josh is there too. Everyone seems to know them, but they are no longer Brynn and Josh. They are Sloan, the sweetheart of the series, and Fletch, the town’s bad boy. To get home, they must make Brynn’s wish come true by ensuring Sloan and Spencer finally end up together.
As Brynn and Josh navigate the glossy world of Carson’s Cove, they begin to see that the town is not as perfect as it appears on television. And as they spend more time together, they start developing feelings that were never part of the script. Soon, Brynn must decide whether to follow the storyline or let real love rewrite it.