A teen librarian by day, Anita Kelly writes romance that celebrates queer love in all its infinite possibilities. Originally from a small town in the Pocono Mountains, Kelly now lives in the Pacific Northwest, the perfect setting for wandering the woods, drinking too much tea, and dreaming of stories.
Genres: Gay Romance
New and upcoming books
Series
Moonlighters novella
Sing Anyway (2021)
Our Favorite Songs (2021)
Wherever is Your Heart (2022)
I Didn't Sign Up for This (2023)
Moonlighters (2023)
Sing Anyway (2021)
Our Favorite Songs (2021)
Wherever is Your Heart (2022)
I Didn't Sign Up for This (2023)
Moonlighters (2023)
Nashville Love
1. Love & Other Disasters (2022)
2. Something Wild & Wonderful (2023)
3. How You Get the Girl (2024)
1. Love & Other Disasters (2022)
2. Something Wild & Wonderful (2023)
3. How You Get the Girl (2024)
Anita Kelly recommends
Thank You for Sharing (2023)
Rachel Runya Katz
"Thank You for Sharing is one of those books where someone will get to see themselves reflected on the page for the first time, whether in the complications of being a Jew of color, or the validation of a prickly, proud woman being fully loved for, not in spite of, her prickliness. Daniel and Liyah are both so fully drawn, and their story will stick with me for a long time. I'm so glad it exists."
You, with a View (2023)
Jessica Joyce
"You, with a View is a sexy-as-hell romance that I couldn't put down, a heartfelt tribute to the love of grandparents, and an achingly relatable exploration of the search for 'success' in your twenties. Noelle and Theo's road trip is as epic as their emotional journey, leaving my heart a happy, mushy mess by the end. I love this book."
Mrs. Nash's Ashes (2023)
Sarah Adler
"Mrs. Nash's Ashes is at turns both zany and heart wrenching, a layered road trip romance with equally fascinating characters who will sink their teeth into your brain and not let go long after you've finished the final page. This is a treasure of a story that lived and breathed inside my heart."
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