Katie Heaney books in order

“I've been single my whole life. I’ve neither had a boyfriend, nor have I ever been on a short-term dating situation. I’ve never regularly hung out and kissed a single person on the face."

This is Katie Heaney's memoir of the years she spent looking but never being able to find love.

By the time she was 25-years old, Katie had a college degree, a lot of friends, and a happy family life. The one thing that was still lacking in her life was a boyfriend. She's barely even been on a second date.

Hilarious, relatable, and inspiring, this is a memoir for anyone who has ever had trouble finding love, but still had fun in the process.

Being the author of "Dear Emma," her college newspaper's pseudonymous student advice column, Harriet is great at giving advice. But just like most people who are great at telling others what to do, Harriet can’t seem to follow her own advice, especially after Keith, the guy she's dating, completely ignores her.

When she discovers that Keith is now dating the stunning and intimidating Remy, she can’t help but want to hate her.

But that changes when Remy starts writing to "Dear Emma" asking for romantic advice.

This is the perfect chance to inflict vengeance on the person who broke her heart.

But how much does Harriet really know about love, friendship and advice given in good faith?

Young PR star Rose Reed is dumped with a monumental load on her hands when her boss leaves town the day the firm has a meeting with a young and hadsome internationally renowned pop star named Archie Fox.

The meeting is going terribly wrong, until Rose suggests a staged romance with up-and-coming, young indie star Raya, a proposal that Archie accepts on the condition that Rose becomes his publicist.

When the fake romance between Archie and Raya begins reviving the singer’s struggling career, Rose suddenly finds herself having feelings for the British artist.

But in the long run, Rose will have to decide what’s more important: her feelings or her career?

In her memoir Never Have I Ever: My Life (So Far) Without a Date (2014), Katie Heaney narrates of how she had still never had a boyfriend by the time she was age twenty-five.

Well, a lot has changed since then. She has, for one, met the right girl.

For the first time ever, Katie opens up about how she learnt that she is gay at the age of twenty-eight.

In these hilarious and moving essays, the author tells readers about how she shifted her sexuality and identity, describing exactly what it was like coming out to the people she knows (and the people she doesn’t).

Before Quinn Ryan had given her heart to Jamie Rudawski, she had given it to Jamie Rudawski, her best friend.

But when Jamie dumps her a month before their senior year, Quinn suddenly finds herself without a girlfriend and a best friend.

Ruby Ocampo, the gorgeous and rich lead singer of the popular band Sweets, has just broken up with her on-and-off boyfriend.

Ruby is available and so is Quinn. Why not go for her?

That’s however easier said than done as the more Quinn draws to Ruby, the more she misses Jamie.

So who says your first love is not to be your second love?