Order of Kate Racculia Books
Kate Racculia is an American novelist who is best known for her novels, This Must Be the Place and Bellweather Rhapsody, the latter of which won the American Library Association’s Alex Award. She followed those books up with Tuesday Mooney Talks to Ghosts.
Kate grew up in Syracuse, New York where she played the bassoon. She later headed to the University of Buffalo for college where she studied illustration, design, Jane Austen, and Canada. After graduation, she went on to Emerson College in Boston where she earned her MFA. She made Boston her home for a time and held multiple jobs including as a cartoonist, a planetarium operator, a movie and music reviewer, a coffee jerk, a bookseller, a designer, a finance marketing proposal writer, and a fundraising prospect researcher. In addition to writing novels, Kate teaches online for Grub Street and works at her local public library.
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Publication Order of Tuesday Mooney Books
| Tuesday Mooney Talks to Ghosts / Wore Black | (2019) | Description / Buy at Amazon.com |
Publication Order of Standalone Novels
| This Must Be the Place | (2010) | Description / Buy at Amazon.com |
| Bellweather Rhapsody | (2014) | Description / Buy at Amazon.com |
If You Like Kate Racculia Books, You’ll Love…
Bellweather Rhapsody is one of Kate’s most popular novels. The book starts fifteen years ago when a murder-suicide in room 712 at the old Bellweather Hotel with Minnie Graves as a witness to it all. Today, there are hundreds of high school musicians heading to the old hotel for the Statewide Festival and Minnie is heading back to face down her old demons. Things get complicated when a teenager disappears from the infamous room 712 and the search is on.
Another popular book by Racculia is Tuesday Mooney Talks to Ghosts. The title character in this one is a bit of a loner as she prefers to keep to herself and watch her old Twin Peaks and X-Files books. Tuesday decides to venture out of her shell when a billionaire dies and leaves behind an epic treasure. The treasure hunt features clues inspired by Edgar Allen Poe and the puzzle loving Tuesday is on the case. She joins a ragtag group who must face the ghosts of their past if they want to find the treasure.