Rainbow Rowell Books in Order

Set in a future ruled by Doctor Doom, this new Runaways chapter finds a diminished team jolted awake when Doom targets one of their own. Gert, Nico and the others must stop coasting and start running again, even if it means questioning each other's loyalties.

Cherry has spent years supporting her husband Tom as his semi-autobiographical webcomic becomes a global hit, only to watch him leave for Hollywood and turn her into a caricature on screen. Stuck in Omaha with his dog, she reconnects with old friend Russ and starts to rewrite her own story.

Shiloh and Cary were inseparable Nebraska teenagers who everyone assumed would end up together, until adulthood pulled them apart. Fourteen years, a divorce and two kids later, Shiloh comes home for a friend's wedding and has to decide whether a second chance with Cary is worth the risk.

Jen, Hellcat and Captain Marvel just want a casual night at their favorite bar, but a deal with literal stakes drags their souls into danger. At the same time, Jen and Jack's trip to a solar-orbital space station forces them to confront old wounds and their future together.

Collecting the first arc of Sensational She-Hulk, this volume pits Jen and her cousin the Hulk against a ruthless new threat, then sends She-Hulk and Jack of Hearts on a high-stakes space vacation where someone from Jack's past turns a romantic getaway into a fight for survival.

In this relaunch, Jennifer Walters reclaims the Sensational She-Hulk title and steps into a new era, facing her deadliest foes yet while still making time for friends, lawyering and love. Expect Hulk family clashes, cosmic vacations and the sense that almost anything can happen.

In the final volume, Cath races to finish her fanfic and salvage her fiction-writing grade as freshman year ends, while trying to mend things with Wren, navigate a fragile peace with her mother and figure out what a real relationship with Levi should look like.

A charming, masked thief called Scoundrel starts stealing across New York, tangling She-Hulk in a dangerous cat and mouse game that feels uncomfortably like flirting. While Jen digs into his secrets, her friends in the Fight Club face an alien invasion without their usual powerhouse.

Jen's law office becomes a revolving door of superhero problems, from Nightcrawler needing legal advice to a mystery that could threaten the universe. As she and Jack of Hearts grow closer, new enemies step out of the shadows with plans that strike painfully close to home.

In this metafictional short story, fully formed character Anna waits in a limbo-like space for the author to finally write her book. When vivid newcomer James arrives, the two unfinished characters build their own tentative love story instead of waiting to be assigned one.

Cath's careful balance collapses when she sees Levi kissing someone else, Wren spirals into partying and their long-absent mother steps back into their lives, forcing Cath to decide which relationships are worth fighting for and how much of herself she can risk.

After a rough stretch leaves her career and finances in shambles, Jennifer Walters tries to rebuild her life as a lawyer in New York, only to juggle quirky clients, underground superpowered fight clubs and the shocking reappearance of old flame Jack of Hearts.

This collection gathers nine romance-leaning short stories, from camping out for a movie premiere to a prince falling for a troll, revisiting characters from earlier books and offering new ones in a mix of cozy, funny and bittersweet love stories.

This volume follows Cath as her world widens, from late night writing sessions with handsome classmate Nick to long hallway conversations with Levi, while her strained relationship with Wren and pressure from a skeptical writing professor push her to rethink what stories she wants to tell.

With their lives in pieces again, the Runaways head back to high school and confront offers that could split the family for good, from Molly's invitation to Krakoa to Gert's uneasy leadership. Every choice they make threatens to pull their found family apart.

Set at Christmas 2020, this holiday novella follows Reagan from Fangirl as she drives home to rural Nebraska, determined to protect her grandpa and herself, only to keep literally running into the boy next door who refuses to be scared off by her edges.

Back in England after their American detour, Simon, Baz, Penelope and Agatha return to Watford and the World of Mages to decide what parts of their old lives are worth saving, and whether Simon and Baz can build a future beyond prophecy.

A weary commuter drops his phone off a crumbling bridge and meets the sharp-tongued troll who lives beneath it. As daily coffee visits turn into an unlikely romance, the two must reckon with a world slowly being swallowed by an encroaching road.

A mysterious benefactor offers the Runaways a shiny new base and a chance to be an official West Coast superteam. The promise of stability is tempting, but as training montages turn sinister, the kids realize they may just be cannon fodder for someone else's agenda.

In the first manga volume, anxious freshman Cath moves into her college dorm without her twin, hides in her Simon Snow fanfiction and tentatively meets blunt roommate Reagan and endlessly cheerful Levi, as campus life starts to tug her out of her comfort zone.

A year after saving the World of Mages, burned-out Simon Snow hits the road across America with Baz and Penelope to check on Agatha. Their messy road trip through motels and magic-scarce highways forces them to face what comes after being a hero.

In the fallout from their last battle, the Runaways nurse broken hearts and a wrecked home while Alex walks away again. Victor obsesses over fixing Doombot, Karolina searches for purpose as a solo hero, and the team wonders if rebuilding is even worth the effort.

A ghost from the team's past returns with apocalyptic baggage, dragging elder gods and old betrayals back into their lives. As Nico learns the true cost of her Staff of One and Alex Wilder reappears, the Runaways face whether they can trust each other enough to survive.

On their last night working at a famous Nebraska pumpkin patch, seasonal best friends Deja and Josiah race across corn mazes and snack stands to chase a long-time crush, and end up questioning what they really want from each other.

The gang experiments with being actual superheroes and mostly proves they are terrible at it. Time travel complications, Doombot drama and a tempting offer for Molly force each Runaway to choose between the messy family they built and the safer paths other adults offer.

Years after their last adventure, Chase uses time travel to pull Gert back from the moment of her death, dragging the scattered Runaways together again. Reunited in Los Angeles with dinosaur Old Lace in tow, they have to decide whether this broken family can still work.

This illustrated gift book pairs two wintery love stories, Midnights and Kindred Spirits, about friends circling each other at New Year's parties and strangers bonding in a movie line, capturing the hopeful, awkward moments right before everything changes.

Star Wars superfan Elena camps out in line for a new movie expecting a wild crowd and instead finds just two other die-hards. Over cold nights and shared snacks, she discovers that small fandoms can still lead to big connections.

In his final year at Watford School of Magicks, disaster-prone Chosen One Simon Snow must face the magic-devouring Humdrum, an increasingly suspicious mentor and his infuriating vampire roommate Baz, whose return sparks a clash that feels a lot like longing.

Los Angeles TV writer Georgie McCool stays behind to work while her husband takes their kids to Omaha for Christmas, then discovers a landline that somehow calls Neal in the past, forcing her to rethink their marriage and the choices that shaped it.

Socially anxious college freshman Cath would rather live inside her Simon Snow fanfiction than navigate a new campus without her twin. As classes, family crises and Levi's easy charm pile up, she has to learn where fandom ends and her own story begins.

Set in 1986 Omaha, this YA romance follows misfit new girl Eleanor and quiet comics fan Park as they share a bus seat, swap mixtapes and slowly fall in love while facing bullying, racism and trouble at home.

At the end of the 1990s, shy IT guy Lincoln is paid to flag inappropriate office emails and instead gets hooked on the witty messages between coworkers Beth and Jennifer, falling for Beth long before they ever meet in person.