Author: Caitlin Kerry

Caitlin Kerry writes contemporary romance about young people adjusting when carefully planned lives move in unexpected directions. Finding June opens the Tell Me series and follows June Rosewood after graduation, a breakup, and an uncertain return to Boise, where work and a new relationship push her toward a less rigid idea of success. The series continues with Being Jolene, shifting attention to another woman connected to the same fictional world. Kerry studied history and political science before completing postgraduate study in public administration, a background that gives useful context to her interest in choices, institutions, and life after college. Finding June was published in 2014 and presents its romance alongside questions of employment, independence, and self-definition. Rather than treating uncertainty as a temporary obstacle, the novel makes it the condition through which June learns what she values. That focus places Kerry’s debut within fiction about early adulthood while giving the Tell Me sequence a clear thematic starting point.