Kat Gordon Books In Order

Publication Order of Standalone Novels

Kat Gordon is a British published author.

The author was born in the city of London. She went to Camden School for Girls, Oxford, and Somerville College. She also attended Royal Holloway and received a Masters in Creative Writing.

She has held many jobs and has worked as a gymnastics coach, a theater usher, a nanny, a piano accompanist, and has worked at Time Out in addition to being a researcher. Kat has also spent a lot of her time traveling, mainly in Africa.

Kat resides in the city of London along with her boyfriend and Maggie, their cat. Her debut novel was titled The Artificial Anatomy of Parks and came out in 2015.

The Hunters is a 2018 book by Kat Gordon. If you’ve been looking for a new read, you might want to check this one out. It’s a coming of age story that has been set against the backdrop of colonial Kenya as it existed in the twenties. It was first published under the title ‘An Unsuitable Woman’.

This book is narrated by Theo Miller. He is 15 years old when he first comes to the country and is the son of the new Director of Kenyan railways. He falls under the spell of those who live in the Happy Valley, a glamorous set. In the meantime, he gets seduced by Freddie who is rich and reckless and Sylvie, who is simply enchanting.

Behind all of this allure is a cocktail of love, lust and betrayal that is feeling very dangerous. Theo must make his way through and around this at the same time as dark clouds are coming over his family and their fortunes as Africa is changing all around them. Check out this book to find out what happens in the end!

The Swell is a 2025 book by Kat Gordon. If you have been looking for a fresh new book in fiction to enjoy, check out this book by Kat Gordon that is full of imagination and creativity.

They say that in places of darkness, women will rise. The place is Iceland and the year is 1910. In the middle of a very strong storm, two sisters end up rescuing a man from a shipwreck close to their remote farm. Freyja and Gudrun successfully save the life of one mysterious charismatic man.

It’s now been sixty-five years down the line and a young woman named Sigga is spending time with her grandmother. That’s when they find out that a body has been found on a mountainside close to Reykjavik that has been preserved nearly perfectly in ice.

Alternating between the seventies and the turn of the 20th century, this book is an atmospheric read that is full of Icelandic myth. Check out this spellbinding book from Kat Gordon to follow along with every word!