Kelly Oram Standalone Novels books in order

Kelly Oram's standalone novels span contemporary romance, paranormal drama, and YA fiction, offering readers self-contained stories outside her ongoing series.

Reading order

# Title Published Author Buy on Amazon
1 Serial Hottie 2012 Kelly Oram Buy
2 Joni, Underway 2015 Kelly Oram Buy
3 The Ghost of You and Me 2017 Kelly Oram Buy
4 Girl at Heart 2019 Kelly Oram Buy
5 The Starburst Effect 2022 Kelly Oram Buy

Serial Hottie, published in 2012, was Kelly Oram’s second book and one of her most broadly appealing early works. It follows a girl who becomes convinced her new neighbor is a serial killer, which generates the kind of comedic paranoia that keeps the pages turning. The book established Oram’s knack for mixing tension with humor in ways that feel natural rather than forced.

The Ghost of You and Me takes a markedly different approach, blending romance with something closer to paranormal drama. Girl at Heart and Joni, Underway expand the range further into contemporary stories with specific subcultures at their center, showing Oram’s willingness to move between very different settings and character types from book to book.

The Starburst Effect, the most recent standalone, returns to the kind of high-concept romantic premise Oram handles well. Across these five books, readers get a reasonable cross-section of what she does outside her established series, from comedy to drama to the paranormal.

Frequently Asked Questions

How many books are in the Kelly Oram Standalone Novels series?

There are five books in the Kelly Oram Standalone Novels series, published between 2012 and 2022.

What is the first book in the Kelly Oram Standalone Novels series?

The first book in the Kelly Oram Standalone Novels series is Serial Hottie, published in 2012.

Which of Kelly Oram's standalones is most similar to her Jamie Baker series?

The Starburst Effect has the most in common with the Jamie Baker series, as it also involves a protagonist with unusual abilities navigating romance and identity. Serial Hottie leans more comedic, while The Ghost of You and Me takes a more dramatic, emotional direction.

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