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Kaira Rouda


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Kaira discovered the joy of reading and writing at a young age. In third grade, the assignment was to write a letter to a person who you wanted to be when you grew up. She wrote to Robert McCloskey, author of her favorite books, Make Way for Ducklings and Blueberries for Sal. Unfortunately, Mr. McCloskey wrote back that he was an illustrator, but did wish her good luck.
 


Genres: Mystery, Romantic Suspense, Romance
 
New and upcoming books
January 2027

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Take Back the Night
 
Series
Indigo Island Romance
   1. Weekend with the Tycoon (2016)
   2. Her Forbidden Love (2016)
     aka Lines in the Sand
   3. The Trouble with Christmas (2016)
   4. The Billionaire's Bid (2016)
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Laguna Beach
   1. Laguna Nights (2015)
   2. Laguna Heights (2015)
   3. Laguna Lights (2015)
   4. Laguna Sights (2016)
   5. Laguna Dreams (2017)
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Kingsleys
   1. Beneath the Surface (2023)
   2. Under the Palms (2024)
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Novels
   Here, Home, Hope (2011)
   All The Difference (2012)
   In the Mirror (2014)
   The Goodbye Year (2016)
   Best Day Ever (2017)
   The Favorite Daughter (2019)
   The Next Wife (2021)
   Somebody's Home (2022)
   The Widow (2022)
   Jill Is Not Happy (2025)
   We Were Never Friends (2026)
   Take Back the Night (2027) (with Kimberly Belle and Heather Gudenkauf)
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Collections
   A Carolina Christmas (2014) (with others)
   Book Club Must-Haves (2017) (with others)
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Novellas and Short Stories
   A Mother's Day (2011)
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Omnibus editions show
 
Books containing stories by Kaira Rouda
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Shattering Glass (2020)
A Nasty Woman Press Anthology
edited by
Heather Graham

Kaira Rouda recommends
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Tell Two Friends (2026)
Ann Garvin
"Tell Two Friends is a stunning departure and a natural evolution - Ann Garvin at her most precise and most dangerous. A novel about how the qualities that make someone good - empathy, second chances, the generous instinct to explain away what frightens you - can become the very things used against you. And about what it takes, finally, to trust the one instrument you've been told your whole life is broken: Your own judgment. I loved it!"
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The Housewife (2026)
Natalie Barelli
"Sharp, stylish, and utterly compulsive, The Housewife is the kind of psychological suspense I love most: a perfect cocktail of voice, velocity, and vertigo-inducing tension. An absolute must-read."
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Beach Thriller (2026)
Jamie Day
"Seductive, sinister, and impossible to put down, Beach Thriller proves that there's nothing more dangerous than returning to the place where your worst secrets were born. Jamie Day turns a postcard-perfect seaside town into a pressure cooker of guilt, buried truths, and quiet menace, where the past watches-and waits. Smart, atmospheric, and deliciously unsettling, this is the kind of beach read that lures you in with sunlight and charm...then tightens its grip long after the last page. Bravo!"

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