Kristin Dwyer Books In Order

Publication Order of Standalone Novels

Kristin Dwyer is an American published author.

She grew up living under the Californian sun. She still prays every day to see a cloudy sky. She loves writing books that are all about people kissing, but when she’s not busy doing that, she and her spouse are usually encouraging their mischief makers (there are four) to get in trouble.

In addition to being an author, she is a part-time hair model. She also wants people to know that she is a full time TSA Precheck member. Once upon a time, a real and credible news outlet asked what her opinion was on K-pop, and she says it was the best day of her life.

When it comes to your fandom, please do not try to talk to her about it, as she will attempt to join.

Some Mistakes Were Made is a 2022 novel by Kristen Dwyer. If you have been looking for something new and original to read, check this book out!

You aren’t always able to go home again. Ellis and Easton have always been close. Ever since childhood, they have been inseparable. Then a quickly made decision puts Ellis’s life, as well as her relationship with Easton, into total chaos.

Ellis now has to move all the way across the country and is much further away from all that she has ever known. She hasn’t spoken to Easton in about a year. Perhaps it is all better that way as it will allow the giant hole in her heart to heal. When Easton’s mother extends an invitation for her to come home in order to celebrate, Ellis all of a sudden finds herself caught in a web of betrayal, heartache, and the anger that she left behind.

On top of all of that, there is the boy that she never stopped loving. Can they get together or has too much time passed and it’s just too late? Read this book from Kristen Dwyer to find out!

The Atlas of Us is a 2024 novel by Kristen Dwyer. If you have been looking for something new to read that feels original, you are in the right place! New York Times bestselling author Adalyn Grace called this book a ‘complete knockout’ and says that readers will be thinking of the story for a long time ‘after they finish the final page’.

Rachel Griffin, another New York Times bestselling author known for Bring Me Your Midnight called the book ‘compelling’ and ‘impossible to put down’. Fellow New York Times bestselling author Axie Oh said that this novel was ‘powerful, poignant, and true’.

Atlas has gotten lost and lost her way. She’s doing whatever it takes to try and pull her life together at the last minute. That is how she came to be working on a community service program whose goal is to rehab the trails that go through the Western Sierras.

It’s a lot of work, and one of the only upsides to the task is that going through the days is so exhausting that she sometimes get so tired that she can forget that for her dad, this was one of the best places in the world. Cancer took him from her, and she still misses him.

When it comes to the trail, using real names is not allowed. Atlas temporarily changes her name to Maps. Then she teams up with Books, Sugar, Junior, and King, and goes off into the wilderness.

Atlas ends up shedding the lies that she has built up as walls so that she can protect herself, and as she does so, she starts to understand that it might just be that four strangers know her better. Better than anyone has ever known her before.

With the end of the trail coming up, Maps is now going to have to deal with the fact that this little journey into the wilderness is coming to a close. She is counting down the days until her old life comes back, and contending with the reality that this new family that she has found is not going to be there.

She’ll also be there without King, who over the time has become more to her than just a friend. Is Maps going to be okay with the return to being Atlas? Will she be able to adapt to her new life and put things back on track, or will she be left longing for this time in her life for longer than she could have realized? Read The Atlas of Us to find out!