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Cassie Mae Reading Order

1 series · 22 books

Cassie Mae is a prolific romance writer known for crafting lighthearted stories populated by memorable, offbeat characters. Her novels celebrate a wide range of personality types—from geeky introverts to boisterous extroverts—with humor and heart. With over two dozen books to her name, Mae has built a devoted readership through her talent for blending comedy, romance, and authentic character development.

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Standalone Novels Series

22 books

Cassie Mae's Standalone Novels series comprises 22 independent romance and contemporary fiction titles published in sequence from Ask-i Felek through additional entries that explore diverse relationship dynamics and coming-of-age themes. Each book stands alone as a complete story and can be read in any order, though readers typically begin with the publication sequence starting with Ask-i Felek. The series spans various romantic comedies and young adult narratives, with titles like How to Hook a Bookworm, How to Seduce a Band Geek, and the Not Your Average subseries offering lighthearted takes on modern romance and relationships. The exact completion status of the series is unclear, though at least 22 titles have been released.

Start with Ask-i Felek, the first of 22 books in the Standalone Novels series.

#Title
1
Ask-i Felek
2
Broken Records
3
Curl up with a Cowboy
4
Flirty Thirty
5
Friday Night Alibi
6
How to Hook a Bookworm
7
How to Hook a Bookworm Uncorrected Proof
8
How to Seduce a Band Geek
9
How to date a nerd
10
I Knew You Were Trouble
11
Make Lemonade
12
Missed Kiss
13
Not Your Average Engagement
14
Not Your Average Friend Zone
15
Not Your Average Road Trip
16
Princess and the Pizza Man
17
Real Thing
18
Reasons I Fell for the Funny Fat Friend
19
Southern Kicks
20
Southern Spinster
21
Switched
22
True Love and Magic Tricks

Frequently Asked Questions

How many books has Cassie Mae written?
Cassie Mae has written 22 books across 1 series.

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