Lyla Whitney managed to escape her hometown. Since then, she's been avoiding certain things at all costs—like small-town setbacks, her family’s farm, and suffocating under too many expectations. Oh, and love, of course—but that's one thing eluding her.Aside from that, things are wonderful for her in Boston—the big city she chose to run to. That is, until her heartbroken little sister beckons her back to the very place she ran from: Whitney Farms.Lyla braces herself to be th...

Hanson Serrano is a complicated man. But the youngest member of the Bird's Eye crew isn't too concerned. He's got no plans to settle down anytime soon.That is, until he runs into Thea James—literally. One nasty spill later, and this brooding Brazilian can't take his eyes off her fiery red curls and curvy backside. Though, the interaction makes it clear he'll have to work for this one.Thea James is looking for something very specific—and Hanson Serrano isn't it. Nevermind th...

Fat Girl Magic is a unique dissection of the truly powerful journey from the way others perceive, label, and judge our bodies to our own discoveries, acceptance, and love we find for ourselves.This beautifully presented edition invokes a witchcraft framework to explore the journey to self-love and acceptance in a uniquely honest way. Intended to be thought provoking and insightful, this collection will pull you from your loneliness, help y...

In this collection, Savage explores themes of love, life, self-discovery, and trauma from a woman's perspective, bringing about unity through discomfort. After all, we are all connected through our experiences.

Kat Savage brings you a collection of poems inspired and driven by the madness we all feel inside. Mad Woman is comprised of pieces that capture her stream of consciousness, her confessions, and her deeply personal thoughts. In here, she bares it all and embraces her emotions resulting from loneliness and disappointment.

Willette Archer has a secret—though some would argue how well kept it actually is. As right-hand woman and best friend to the owner of Bird's Eye Tattoo Studio, her job has become her whole life. So, she occupies her days with shop decisions to avoid her disappointing dating life.Of course, that might also have something to do with her two-decade old infatuation with her aforementioned best friend's older brother.Derek Tanner is at a loss—with basically everything. His apar...

All The Things I Said is a collection of Savage's earlier works, many made popular online by their short poignant lines that connect with a vast audience. Themes of heartbreak, grief, anger, sadness, and depression are throughout. She dives deep into those feelings we all feel yet are rarely brave enough to express for fear of judgment. Savage opens your eyes, showing you we are all more alike than we believe, that we are all connected through our emotions.Note: "All The Things I S...

From USA Today bestselling author Kat Savage comes a fun little holiday novella involving a brother's best friend, his "Santa bag" of toys, and a bet placed one drunken Christmas night. This laugh-out-loud spicy rom-com brings you a little kink, a lot of heart, and many Christmas-themed puns and innuendos.Lacy and Dalton have been locked in a decade-long flirtation—one that's built…ahem…a lot of tension.Christmas night ten years ago, Lacy ...

On November 27, 2013, Kat Savage’s life forever changed. Her little sister, Angela, was brutally murdered and Savage has been searching for the strength to write her grief down ever since. Finally, just shy of six years later, and one year after justice finally rained down upon the man to blame, Savage found the courage to try. This collection is an 18-poem narrative of the very real and raw emotions felt by the author over the years since the tragedy. Here, she pays homage to her baby sis...

Waylon Dupree loves love. He just doesn't want to be in it right now or anytime soon. But in ten years or so, he's looking forward to landing a badass wife, worshipping her, and poppin' out a couple of little Duprees.For now, he just needs a roommate—someone dependable, who won't be moving out in a few months because they fell in love like the last two did.Lyric Sweeney loves dead people. Which is convenient, considering she's a mortician. ...

Let Me Count The Ways is a collection of love poems exploring the softer side of humanity. Savage pours over the pages with a full love, one returned in kind. You'll find no sadness or unrequited feelings in here. This is the real, heartfelt musings of a woman in love.Note: This collection was previously published under the title "Redamancy".

In Kat Savage's latest (re)collection, is a series of letters she's written to those she's loved—and almost loved. This work explores not physical death, but the moments after knowing someone, when you realize you’re simply a ghost of their past.