Roz Kay Book order (chronological)

Roz Kay is a writer whose work is characterized by a penetrating insight into the human psyche and the ability to portray complex characters. Her texts often explore themes of identity, memory, and the search for meaning in life. Kay masterfully works with language, creating evocative imagery and atmospheric scenes that draw the reader into the narrative. Her writing is both intellectually stimulating and emotionally resonant, making her a unique voice in contemporary literature.

Keeper of the Stones
200 pages
7 hours of reading
A new children’s book which takes place in the past and present with Celtic queens and monstrous enemies intent on taking control of a mystic stone circle. This is an action-packed story where a midnight ride to the stone circles on the family farm catapults Lizzie and her brother Daniel back to the Bronze Age. Trapped three thousand years behind her own time, Lizzie must save Daniel and stop the Bullmaster before he destroys the Horse People and her family ceases to exist.
2020
4.0
Fake
285 pages
10 hours of reading
James, an art dealer, gambler, and thief, is desperate to save his marriage to Imani. But his scheming landlord intervenes and an unplanned dinner party cracks open secrets he'd thought sealed for ever. As events spin out of control, one make-or-break question looms for James: can he get a grip on his exploding life?
2020
4.1

Keeper of the Stones

Fake