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Kass Morgan

(Mallory A Kass)

(b.1984)

aka Mallory Kass

Kass Morgan studied literature at Brown and Oxford, and now resides in Brooklyn, where she lives in constant fear of her Ikea bookcase collapsing and burying her under a mound of science fiction and Victorian novels.

Genres: Young Adult Fantasy, Young Adult Romance, Children's Fiction

Series

100
   1. The 100 (2013)
   2. Day 21 (2014)
   3. Homecoming (2015)
   4. Rebellion (2016)

Light Years
1. Light Years (2018)
2. Supernova (2019)

Ravens (with Danielle Paige)
1. The Ravens (2020)
2. The Monarchs (2022)

Collections

Meet Cute (2018) (with others)

Series contributed to

39 Clues
The Black Book of Buried Secrets (2010) (as by Mallory Kass)

Kass Morgan recommends

The Court of Shadows (2023)
(Vampyria Saga, book 1)
Victor Dixen
"Seductive, thrilling, and deliciously dark, The Court of Shadows brings the glamour and danger of eighteenth-century Versailles to life. This is historical fantasy at its finest!"

The Prince & the Apocalypse (2023)
(Prince & the Apocalypse, book 1)
Kara McDowell
"Kara McDowell is-hands down-my favorite rom-com author of all time. The Prince & the Apocalypse is an absolutely perfect blend of romance, humor, and adventure-Wren and Theo are going to live rent-free in my heart forever!"

A Hunger of Thorns (2023)
Lili Wilkinson
"A gorgeous dark fantasy about the unshakeable bond between two girls, and the undeniable power of female rage."

Monarch Rising (2022)
Harper Glenn
"Harper Glenn tackles themes of class and poverty, policing and protest, with nuance and empathy. A chilling glimpse at our future, Monarch Rising asks what we owe to the places that raise us -- and insists that the answer must always be based in hope."

Boys, Beasts, & Men (2022)
Sam J Miller
"Sam J. Miller has cemented his status as one of the most visionary fiction writers of his generation."

The Arc (2022)
(Loop Trilogy , book 3)
Ben Oliver
"A terrifying and sinster look into the future that will leave your jaw on the floor."

All the Best Liars (2022)
Amelia Kahaney
"An atmospheric, richly drawn thriller about the complex nature of friendship. Amelia Kahaney unflinchingly captures the obsessive intensity of our earliest relationships, where trust is hard to come by, resentments simmer and burn, and whole friendships can go up in flames--literally."

The Best Laid Plans (2020)
Cameron Lund
"An authentic, hilarious, and heartwarming debut. The Best Laid Plans is the pitch-perfect rom-com you've been waiting for!"

Ignite the Stars (2018)
(Ignite the Stars, book 1)
Maura Milan
"Get ready to meet Ia, a take-no-prisoners heroine who stole my heart from page one, and kept me cheering until the very end. Treat yourself to this book!"

Berserker (2017)
(Berserker , book 1)
Emmy Laybourne
"Berserker combines the magic of Norse mythology with the thrill of the American West with staggering results. Startlingly original, unputdownable, and electrifying."

Defy the Stars (2017)
(Defy the Stars, book 1)
Claudia Gray
"Startlingly original and achingly romantic, Abel and Noemi's adventure will linger in my imagination--and my heart--for eons. Defy the Stars is nothing short of masterful."

Exo (2017)
(Exo, book 1)
Fonda Lee
"Exo is my favorite type of sci-fi adventure-a novel that makes you question everything you think about our world . . . and what it means to be human."

The Amateurs (2016)
(Amateurs, book 1)
Sara Shepard
"IT's clear that Sara Shepard is no amateur; her devious and thrilling twists will leave you frantically turning pages until the very last moment."

Stealing Snow (2016)
(Stealing Snow, book 1)
Danielle Paige
"Just as a blizzard turns a familiar landscape into something both dazzling and deadly, Stealing Snow transforms the 'Snow Queen' into an adventure that's hauntingly beautiful and dangerously seductive."

Unplugged (2016)
(Wired , book 1)
Donna Freitas
"Chilling and addictive, UNPLUGGED will change the way you look at the world . . . and how you look at yourself."

The Love That Split the World (2016)
Emily Henry
"The Love That Split the World is a YA game changer. Every scene sizzles with emotional intensity, and Emily Henry's pitch-perfect sentences will echo in my head for a long time to come."

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