Cat and Mouse Duet · Book 4

Where's Molly

Published
16 February 2024
Pages
256
ISBN-13
9781638934103
Type
companion
Cover of Where's Molly

About this book

Where's Molly is a direct spinoff following Molly -- a survivor first glimpsed in Hunting Adeline -- and the man who helps her escape a trafficking ring, told as its own standalone dark romance. At 256 pages, it arrived 16 February 2024, more than two years after the core duet closed.

Key facts about Where's Molly

H. D. Carlton wrote Where's Molly, a companion book on our list. It has been out since 16 February 2024. The book has 256 pages.

We list 2 editions of this companion book. Since each edition has its own ISBN, search for 9781638934103 to find the main one.

Where's Molly is book 4 of 5 in the Cat and Mouse Duet series. The series has 5 published books. However, the series starts with Satan's Affair (2021). Phantom is the latest book in the series with a full release date, out on 14 January 2025.

Additionally, H. D. Carlton writes The Zero Saga and Hollow Graves Duet as separate series. Those series sit on our dystopian romance, romance and dark romance shelves. Meanwhile, My Darling Reverie is the latest published H. D. Carlton book on file, from 27 August 2026.

About H. D. Carlton

H. D. Carlton writes unapologetically extreme dark romance, and became one of BookTok's defining success stories doing it: she self-published Haunting Adeline in August 2021, a home-invasion-turned-obsessive-romance about a woman who discovers a masked stalker living inside the walls of her new house, and watched it become an instant bestseller through reader-driven social media buzz rather than a traditional publishing push. See every H. D. Carlton book in order.

Its place in Cat and Mouse Duet

Where's Molly is book 4 in the Cat and Mouse Duet series. It follows Hunting Adeline. It is followed by Phantom. See the full Cat and Mouse Duet reading order.

The Cat and Mouse Duet is the book that turned H.D. Carlton into a BookTok phenomenon: Adeline Reilly moves into a decrepit Victorian house and quickly realizes someone is living inside its walls, watching her undress, leaving notes, rearranging her things while she sleeps. That someone is Zade Meadows, a masked stalker with his own violent history, and what starts as home-invasion horror curdles into an obsessive, monster-romance love story built on voyeurism, control and a body count. Carlton writes it as full…

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