Authors whose first name starts with A

A. American is the byline of Chris Weatherman, who also publishes as Angery American. The catalogue holds 22 books published between 2012 and 2026, starting with Going Home (2012) and reaching Resurgence (2026). Subjects include survivalism, electromagnetic pulse, electric power failures, refugees, social conflict, Florida, dystopian fiction and war and military writing. The Survivalist sequence is the main run, with Charlie's Requiem, standalone novels and non-fiction listed beside it. Forsaking Home and Resurrecting Home both reached the USA Today bestseller list, and Weatherman appeared in the first season of the History Channel series Alone.

A. Bertram Chandler, who lived from 1912 to 1984, was an Anglo-Australian merchant marine officer who took up pulp science fiction as a second career. Chandler sailed everything from tramp steamers to troop ships, emigrated to Australia in 1956, and by 1958 was an officer on the Sydney to Hobart route; that sea experience shapes much of his fiction. John Grimes, a spacefaring officer whose career spans the Federation Survey Service and the Rim Worlds, is his main creation. The catalogue holds 53 titles from Giant Killer in 1945, and Chandler also published as George Whitley, Andrew Dunstan and S.H.M.

A. F. Kay is a LitRPG author with 12 catalogued books from 2019 to 2025. Shade's First Rule (2019) is the first title, and The Twelfth Conclave (2025) is the newest. Between them come The Second Betrayal, Uru's Third Temple, The Sixth Rune and Tarot's Ninth Harbinger, among others. Kay is still publishing.

A. J. Manney names every book for its place in a series, printing the series and number in the title itself: Red Rose Rising (True Marks Series 1), Courses Clashing (True Marks Series 2), The Finder (Wolves of the Northwoods 1). True Marks, The Sicario Clan, Wolves of the Northwoods, The Protector Series and The Healer's Series organise 32 books published from 2019 onward, through to Healer's Betrayal (The Healer's Series 5) in 2026.

A. Lee Martinez

16 books• 2 series

A. Lee Martinez is an American fantasy and science fiction author, born January 12, 1973, who has belonged to the DFW Writers' Workshop since 1995 and lives in Terrell, Texas. The catalogue holds 16 Martinez books from Gil's All Fright Diner (2005) to Unbearable (2026), with tags for humorous fantasy, gods, monsters, fate and fairy godmothers. In the Company of Ogres (2006), A Nameless Witch (2007) and The Automatic Detective (2008) followed, and Constance Verity is the named series.

A. Meredith Walters writes contemporary romance. Catalogue subjects for Walters's books list depression, personality disorders, drug addiction and treatment, self-help groups and bullying alongside man-woman relationships. Walters is credited on all 18 catalogued books, published between 2011 and 2017, from Irresistible Fear (2011) to Exploited (2017). Find You in the Dark, Reclaiming the Sand, Bad Rep, the Redeeming Trilogy, Zero Day and Man of the Match are the series recorded under this name.

A. Trae McMaken has 15 books on record, from Rosin for Breath (2012) to The Hope of Vah (2025). Three series are named on the author page: Dwarves of Ice-Cloak, Findel's Embrace and After Adventures. The Puttygut (2018) and Those Who Dwell (2020) came next, and 2022 brought After Endok, After the Wish Dragon, Tale of the Timberlostla and The Crippled King. McMaken is still publishing.

A. Zavarelli has 37 books in the catalogue, published between 2015 and 2026. The first year alone produced An Escort for Christmas / Unwrapping Mr. King, Defying the Boss, Echo, Stutter, Falling into Exposure, Falling into Surrender and Falling into Temptation. Crow, Ghost and Reaper followed in 2016. Lovely Venom (2026) is the newest release. Series on the author page are Boston Underworld, Sin City Salvation, Society Trilogy, Rite, Empire of Kings and Sacrifice.

A.A. Albright writes cozy mystery with witches at the centre. 55 Albright titles run from Bottling It (2017) to Lone Wolf (2026). The Wayfair Witches' Cozy Mystery books are the largest series, with Riddler's Edge, Museum of Magical Artefacts, Katy Kramer, Time Witch and the Infernal Artefacts Trilogy alongside them. The median book runs 236 pages.

A.A. Attanasio

26 books• 5 series

Alfred Angelo Attanasio, born September 20, 1951, is an American writer of fantasy, science fiction and literary fiction. Radix (1981) won the French Prix Cosmos 2000 and was nominated for the 1981 Nebula Award for Best Novel; In Other Worlds, Arc of the Dream and The Last Legends of Earth completed the four-book Radix Tetrad. The catalogue holds 26 books dated between 1981 and 2017, with Arthor, Dominions of Irth and Provenances of the Perilous Order among the recorded series. Grail legend, the Middle Ages and Wales appear among the subjects.

A.A. Chamberlynn has 16 catalogued books published from 2015 to 2021, across the Zyan Star, Four Horsewomen of the Apocalypse and Timekeeper's War series. Black Magic and Mojitos (2015) is the first title. The 2016 entries include Huntress Found, Martinis with the Devil, Sorcery and Sidecars and Whiskey and Angelfire. Huntress Lost (2017), Huntress at War (2019) and Of Blood, Earth, and Magic (2019) follow, and A Pestilence of Pride (2021) is the newest.

A.A. Milne

84 books• 3 series

A.A. Milne, born Alan Alexander Milne (18 January 1882 – 31 January 1956), was an English writer best known for the Winnie-the-Pooh books about a teddy bear and for children's poetry. Milne worked mainly as a playwright until Winnie-the-Pooh eclipsed the earlier work. Milne served as a lieutenant in the Royal Warwickshire Regiment in the First World War and as a captain in the Home Guard in the Second. Christopher Robin Milne, a bookseller and Milne's son, inspired the character Christopher Robin. The catalogue lists 84 titles from Lovers in London (1905) to A Hint for Next Christmas (2019), including Wurzel-Flummery (1917) and Mr. Pim Passes By (1919).

A.B. Guthrie, Jr.

22 books• 5 series

Alfred Bertram Guthrie Jr. (1901-1991) wrote westerns, and worked as a screenwriter and historian. The Way West, published in 1949, won the 1950 Pulitzer Prize for Fiction, and Guthrie's screenplay for Shane (1953) drew an Academy Award nomination. The catalogue lists 22 titles dated 1943 to 1991, among them The Big Sky (1947) and the Sheriff Chick Charleston mysteries, with frontier and pioneer life, Montana and the American West among the recorded subjects. Non-fiction and short stories also sit in the listing.

A.B. Yehoshua

19 books• 1 series

A.B. Yehoshua (1936-2022) was an Israeli novelist, essayist and playwright whom the New York Times named the Israeli Faulkner. Jewish identity, relations with non-Jews, generational conflict and the clash of religion and politics run through Yehoshua's fiction. The 19 catalogued books begin with The Continuing Silence of a Poet (1971) and include The Lover, A Late Divorce, Mr. Mani and Open Heart. The Only Daughter (2022) is the last.

A.C. Arthur has 97 catalogued books published from 2004 to 2026. Office Policy (2004) comes first, followed by Love Me Carefully and Love Me Like No Other in 2006. African Americans, law firms, women private investigators and erotica are among the subjects. Arthur's series include Donovan Dynasty, Donovan Friends, Taylors of Temptation, Carrington Chronicles, Royal Weddings, Shadow Shifters Rebellion and Platinum Ryders MC. Heart of Ruin (2026) is the newest release.

A.C. Baantjer (1923-2010) was a Dutch police officer who wrote detective fiction, and his long-running series follows an Amsterdam police inspector and his assistant, sergeant Vledder. The Dutch originals name the inspector De Cock; the English titles in this catalogue use DeKok. A television adaptation, Baantjer, won the 1997 Gouden Televizier-ring, the leading Dutch television prize. 30 titles run from DeKok and the Somber Nude (1967) to DeKok and Variations on Murder (2004).

A.C. Crispin (5 April 1950 - 6 September 2013), born Ann Carol Crispin, was an American science fiction writer with 23 published novels. Star Trek and Star Wars novelisations account for part of that output, and Crispin also created the original StarBridge sequence. The catalogue opens with Yesterday's Son (1983) and takes in Time for Yesterday (1986), Starbridge (1989), Silent Dances (1990) and The Eyes of the Beholders (1990). Tie-ins to the television programme V sit in the listing too, among them East Coast Crisis (1984) and Death Tide (1985). The Han Solo Trilogy and Exiles of Boq'urain are the other series headings.

A.C. Wise writes science fiction, fantasy and horror, in novels and in short fiction. Twelve books are catalogued from The Ultra Fabulous Glitter Squadron Saves the World Again (2015) to Ballad of the Bone Road (2026), among them The Kissing Booth Girl and Other Stories (2016), Catfish Lullaby (2019), The Ghost Sequences (2021), Wendy, Darling (2021), Hooked (2022) and Out of the Drowning Deep (2024). Go West is Wise's catalogued series. Recorded subjects include women heroes, lesbians, anthologies and short stories.

A.C.F. Bookens writes cozy mystery with a bookish streak, visible in titles such as Publishable By Death, Tome To Tomb and Epilogue Of An Epitaph. St. Marin's Cozy Mystery is the longest of four series, joined by Stitches In Crime, Poe Baxter and Cotswolds Classics. Thirty-two books span 2019 to 2025, from A Novel Crime to Chapter and Churned.

A.D. Bell's catalogue holds a single title, The Bookbinder's Secret, published in 2026. That book is both the first and the most recent entry under Bell's name, and Bell is recorded as actively publishing.

A.D. Davies is the author of 26 books published between 2014 and 2023. Alicia Friend Investigation and Adam Park Thriller are the character-led series, joined by Lost Origins and Moses and Rock. His First His Second (2014) is the earliest release, and Project Return Fire (2015) carries the variant byline Antony Davies. Gold of the Lost Empire (2023) is the most recent title.

A.D. Justice has 30 catalogued books, published between 2014 and 2026, from Crazy Maybe (2014) to Crowned (2026). Six series are recorded: Steele Security, Crossing Lines, Crazy, Dominic Powers, Immortal Obsession and Covis Realm: Easthaven Crest. Justice holds the sole credit on all 30 titles and is still publishing.

A.E. Howe writes murder mysteries. The Larry Macklin Mysteries came first and name a month in each title, from November's Past (2016) through January's Betrayal (2017) to August's Heat (2018), with the Baron Blasko Mysteries and the Mortician Murder Mystery following. Howe studied English Education at the University of Georgia, has worked as a screenwriter and playwright, co-hosts the Guns of Hollywood podcast and writes from a farm in north Florida. The catalogue runs to 37 books between Broken State (2014) and Halloween's Haunt (2026).

A.E. Rayne's catalogue is built from three series: the Furyck Saga, Fate of the Furycks and Lords of Alekka. Rayne has 20 catalogued books published between 2017 and 2026, opening with Winter's Fury and The Burning Sea in 2017 and reaching Bones of Winter in 2026. The books run long; the four titles with recorded page counts have a median length of 686 pages. Rayne is still adding to the sequence.

A.E. Valdez has published 7 books since 2021, split between the Rise & Fall and Three Kings Billionaire series. All I've Wanted All I've Needed opened the catalogue in 2021, followed by A Worthy Love, Colliding With Fate, Snow King Catches His Snowflake and The Beginning of Forever in 2022. Winter's Eve Then, Now, & Always arrived in 2023 and North King's Unexpected Inevitability in 2025. The catalogue is ongoing.

A.E. van Vogt

65 books• 4 series

A.E. van Vogt (April 26, 1912 - January 26, 2000) was a Canadian-born American science fiction writer. Van Vogt's fragmented narrative style influenced later writers, including Philip K. Dick, and the Science Fiction Writers of America named van Vogt its 14th Grand Master in 1995. The catalogue holds 65 books, from Vault of the Beast and Slan (1940) to The Earth Killers and Other Stories (2010). The World of Null-A (1945) and The Weapon Makers (1946) are among them, and the series are Null-A, Empire of Isher and Mutant Mage.

A.E. Wasp has 29 catalogued books published between 2016 and 2024. Buried Desire, Christmas Outing, Half Broke, Incoming and Shattered Destiny all date from 2016, and 2017 brought Boy Toys, Bronze Star, City Boy, Country Boy and Man in the Mirror. Series headings are Hot Off the Ice, Veterans Affairs, Pros & Cons, Soulbonded, Private Passions and A Cradle to Grave Mystery. Fanboy (2024) is the newest listed title, and the run is ongoing.

A.F. Montoya writes motorcycle club romance, mafia romance and shifter romance. Series include the Devil's Disciples MC, Bikers and Babies, the Mafia Wives Club, Blackridge Haven Shifters and Aiden's Mountains Shifters. The catalogue holds 34 books published between 2022 and 2026 at an average gap of 0.1 years, from Devil's Capture (2022) to The MC's Promise (2026), and the run is ongoing.

A.F. Steadman writes children's fiction pitched at grades 3 to 5, and Skandar is the one series the catalogue records for the name. Eight books begin with Skandar and the Unicorn Thief (2022) and reach forward to a 2027 listing, TimeLess. Between them come Skandar and the Phantom Rider (2023), Skandar and the Chaos Trials (2024), Skandar and the Skeleton Curse (2024), Skandar and the Spirit War (2025), The First Unicorn Rider (2025) and Skandar and the Secret Element (2026). Steadman is credited on all eight and remains actively publishing.

A.G. Barnett writes mysteries. The Brock & Poole Mystery series heads the list, joined by Fane and Blackwood, Mary Blake, Bingham & Gladstone, Woodstock, Incredible Fontaine and Hammond & Circle, with a run of standalone mystery singles beside them. Twenty-nine books are catalogued between 2018 and 2026, opening with An Occupied Grave (2018), A Staged Death (2018) and When The Party Died (2018) and reaching The Folly (2026). Barnett remains actively publishing.

Splintered (2013) opens A.G. Howard's catalogue and gives the main series its name. Fairy tales and folklore, supernatural material, mental illness and the bond between mothers and daughters run through 13 catalogued books, which reach Seasons of Flesh and Flame (2024). Haunted Hearts Legacy, Shades of Rust and Ruin and a set of standalone novels complete the list, and Howard continues to publish.

A.G. Marshall is the credited author of 20 catalogued books published between 2015 and 2026. The run opens with Rook and Shadow (2015) and reaches A Pan of Pumpkin and Pastries (2026). Three series sit under the Marshall byline: Once Upon a Short Story, Fairy Tale Adventures and Salarian Chronicles. New Marshall titles are still being added to the catalogue.

A.G. Riddle writes fiction that the catalogue files under thrillers, suspense and science fiction, with subjects such as genetics and human evolution. The 14 listed books run from The Atlantis Gene (2013) to Labyrinth (2025). The Atlantis Plague (2013) and The Atlantis World (2014) follow the first title, and Departure, Genome, Pandemic and Winter World come later. Series named in the catalogue are Origin Mystery, Long Winter and Extinction Files, alongside standalone novels.

A.I. Newton writes children's fiction catalogued for grades 1 to 3. The catalogue holds 11 books from 2018 to 2025, with a median length of 112 pages. The New Kid (2018) is the first title, and Alien Scout, Aliens for Dinner?!, Baseball Blues, The Mystery Valentine and Trick or Cheat? share that year. Later books include A New Planet (2020), The Marvelous Museum (2022) and The Surprise Sleepover (2023). A Fishy Adventure (2025) is the newest.

A.J. Aalto has 15 books catalogued from Touched (2011) to Dear Departed (2024). The Aalto series is Marnie Baranuik Files, alongside a set of Marnie Baranuik Files short stories and novellas. Cold Company, Death Rejoices and Dirt Nap all date from 2013. Wrath & Bones (2015), Deadhead (2016), Blightmare (2017) and Closet Full of Bones (2017) are other titles.

A.J. Campbell has 14 catalogued books, published from 2020 to 2026. Leave Well Alone (2020) is the earliest and She Must Go (2026) the newest. The catalogue groups the work into AJ Campbell Standalone Novels and the Eva Barnes series. Titles in between include Don't Come Looking, The Phone Call, Her Missing Husband, The Wrong Key and My Perfect Marriage. A.J. Campbell is still publishing.

A.J. Cronin

28 books• 2 series

A.J. Cronin was a Scottish physician who turned novelist, and medicine runs through the work: doctors, nurses, hospitals and the relations between them. His 28 catalogued titles open with Hatter's Castle (1931) and include The Stars Look Down (1935), The Citadel (1937), The Keys of the Kingdom (1941) and The Green Years (1944), alongside the Dr. Finlay stories and several plays. The Citadel follows a Scottish doctor from a Welsh mining village into a lucrative London private practice, where disillusion with the greed and incompetence of some doctors sets in. That novel exposed unfairness in British medicine and helped inspire the National Health Service. Cronin drew on his own work as a medical inspector of mines and as a Harley Street physician, and lived from 1896 to 1981.

A.J. Cross writes police procedural mysteries, and subject headings for the books also name England. The catalogue credits Cross with the Kate Hanson, Will Traynor and Teigan Craft Forensic Mystery series, 10 books published between 2012 and 2024. Gone In Seconds / The Coldest Case (2012) is the first title, followed by The Coldest Clues / Art of Deception (2013) and Cold, Cold Heart / The Coldest Death (2018). Devil in the Detail (2021) and A Dark, Divided Self / The Darkest Detail (2022) come later, and The Loose End (2024) is the newest. Cross is still publishing.

A.J. Finn

2 books• 1 series

A.J. Finn is the pen name of Daniel Mallory, an American crime novelist born in 1979. The Woman in the Window (2018), Finn's first novel, entered the New York Times best seller list at number one and became a film directed by Joe Wright with Amy Adams, Julianne Moore and Gary Oldman. Recluses, voyeurism and psychological suspense describe the two catalogued titles; the second is End of Story (2024), also published as The Ways.

Born 7 August 1964, A.J. Hartley is a British-born American novelist who writes for children and for adults, and who publishes thrillers under the name Andrew Hart. Subject tags across the catalogue name fantasy, thrillers, science fiction, conspiracies and mystery and detective stories. The 26 catalogued books run from Impervious (2002) to Time Rider (2025) and take in The Mask of Atreus (2005), On the Fifth Day (2007) and Tears of the Jaguar (2012). Series headings are Will Hawthorne, Darwen Arkwright, Steeplejack, Sekret Machines, Cold Bath Street and Planet of Blood and Ice.

A.J. Jacobs

12 books

A.J. Jacobs, born Arnold Stephen Jacobs Jr. on 20 March 1968, is an American journalist, author and lecturer who writes about lifestyle experiments. Jacobs is an editor at large for Esquire and previously worked for the Antioch Daily Ledger and Entertainment Weekly. The catalogue holds 12 books from The Two Kings (1994) to The Year of Living Constitutionally (2024). The Know-It-All (2004), The Year of Living Biblically (2007), Drop Dead Healthy (2012) and It's All Relative (2017) are among them.

A.J. MacKenzie is credited on all 10 books catalogued under this name, published between 2016 and 2023. Three groupings are recorded: Hardcastle & Chaytor Mysteries, Simon Merrivale Mysteries and Hundred Years' War. The Body on the Doorstep (2016) opens the run, followed by The Body in the Ice (2017) and The Body in the Boat (2018). Invasion, The Ballad of John MacLea and The Hunt for the North Star are dated 2019, A Clash of Lions and A Flight of Arrows 2021, The Fallen Sword 2022, and By Treason We Perish 2023.

A.J. McCarthy is the author of the Charlie and Simm Mystery series. The catalogue lists 12 books from Betrayal (2015) to The Boy on the Dock (2026). Sins of the Fathers (2017), Cold Betrayal (2018), Legacy of Fear (2019), Faux Friends (2021) and A Stranger in the Family (2023) are among them. A.J. McCarthy is still publishing.

Survival after collapse is A.J. Newman's standing subject, and the series names say so: EMP, Solar Flare, American Apocalypse, Prepper's Apocalypse, Day America Died!, Old Man's Apocalypse and Wounded Warriors of the Apocalypse. Forty-nine books are catalogued between 2014 and 2024, opening with Surviving and Hell in the Homeland in 2014 and closing with Rebellion (2024). The Adventures of John Harris and After America series cover the same ground.

The Emmeline Lake Chronicles are A.J. Pearce's four novels: Dear Mrs. Bird (2018), Yours Cheerfully (2021), Mrs. Porter Calling (2023) and Dear Miss Lake (2025). London, advice columnists and female friendship fill the subject tags, with the Second World War as the period. The series is listed as ongoing.

A.J. Pine writes romance. The catalogue lists 28 books published between 2014 and 2026, from If Only (2014) to The Bad Date Before Christmas (2026). Six series are recorded: If Only..., Kingston Ale House, Crossroads Ranch, Meadow Valley, the Murphys of Meadow Valley and Heart of Summertown. Pine holds the sole credit on all 28 titles and is still publishing.

A.J. Quinnell was the pen name of Philip Nicholson (25 June 1940 - 10 July 2005), an English novelist. Man on Fire (1980), the book Quinnell is best known for, has been adapted for film twice and for a television series. Creasy is Quinnell's one named series. Ten catalogued titles run to Message from Hell (1996), taking in terrorists, hostages, ambassadors and espionage, with Italy and the Soviet Union among the settings. Nicholson spent much of his later life in Gozo, Malta, where he died.

A.J. Rivers writes FBI mystery and suspense series, 126 catalogued books since 2019. The main strands are Emma Griffin FBI Mysteries, Ava James FBI Mystery, Sarah Cross, Aurora Gray, Bella Walker, Detective Riley Quinn, Dean Steele and Juniper Springs. Edge of the Woods (2019) opens the list, The Girl and the Lost Boys is the most recent title, and Silenced in the Hills is scheduled for 2027.

A.J. Scudiere writes suspense and thrillers. Subjects name geologists, the magnetic pole, ecology, adoptees, fire fighters and mystery and detective fiction, and the NightShade Forensic Files recur as a character entry. The catalogue lists 47 titles, from Dumb Blonde and Resonance (2008) to Termination Dust (2026), with Blood Tenant scheduled for 2027. Series include Black Carbon, Smart Chickens, Hangman's Shadow and Resonance. Titles run long, at a median of 383 pages.

Miami Jones, a Florida private investigator, is the figure A.J. Stewart is known for. Stewart's 35 catalogued books open with Three Strikes (2012) and reach In a Pickle (2025), adding the John Flynn Thrillers, Danielle Castle Mystery, Baskin Island Mysteries and the Lenny and Lucas adventure books alongside standalone novels. Criminal investigation and casinos recur as subjects. Titles arrive at roughly two a year, at a median of 308 pages.

A.J. Waines has 10 catalogued books published between 2013 and 2020, with missing persons, suicide, journalists and female friendship among the subjects. Dr. Samantha Willerby Mystery is the listed series. Girl on a Train and The Evil Beneath date from 2013. Dark Place to Hide (2015), No Longer Safe (2016) and Lost in the Lake (2017) follow, then Perfect Bones (2018) and Enemy At The Window (2019). Cut You Dead (2020) is the newest.

A.J. Wills has 15 books in the catalogue, published from 2018 to 2026, and a series of standalone novels is listed. The Intruder, also titled Between The Lies (2018), is the first title. His Wife's Sister (2020), She Knows (2021), Nothing Left To Lose (2022), The House Guest (2023) and The Lottery Winners (2023) follow. The Boy in the Woods (2024) is a recent entry, and The Good Bad Wife (2026) is the newest.

A.J. Wolf has 19 books catalogued from 2012 to 2024, spread across six series: Bloody Business, Guns vs Fangs, Luciano Mafia, Chronicles of Jason Vann, Kindred Souls and a set of standalone novels. The Case of the Melted Fox (2012) is the earliest title. The catalogue picks up in 2019 with My Heart, followed by Mine, My Girl and My Life (2020). Oath of Redemption (2024) is the newest.

A.K. Caggiano has 17 books in the catalogue, published between 2020 and 2026. The series credited to A.K. Caggiano are Villains & Virtues and Vacancy. Early titles include The Korinniad, She's All Thaumaturgy and The Association, each dated 2020, and the newest is How Not to Mesmerize Your Human Muse (2026).

A.K. Evans writes romance. The catalogue holds 76 books published between 2017 and 2025, from Obsessed (2017) to Isolated (2025). Seven series are recorded: Road Trip Romance, Harper Security Ops, Cunningham Security, Archer Tactical, Westwoods, Rock Stars & Romance and Hearts & Horsepower. Evans holds the sole credit on all 76 titles and is still publishing.

A.K. Michaels published 43 catalogued books between 2013 and 2020. Discovering Her Alpha, Double Desire and Sabrina's Vampire appeared in 2013, then Bureau Under Siege and The Dragon and The Vampire in 2014. Series include Highland Wolf Clan, Supernatural Enforcement Bureau, Black Rose Chronicles, Silver Streak Pack, Warrior of Darkness, Lori's Wolf Pack and Guild of Dragon Warriors. Asher (2020) is the final listed title.

A.K. Mulford is the author of the Five Crowns of Okrith, with 19 books in the catalogue from 2021 to 2026. The High Mountain Court (2021) is the first title named, and Dreamslayer (2026) the newest. Mulford's other series are Golden Court and the Dreamslayer Trilogy, plus Okrith short stories and novellas. The Witch of Crimson Arrows, The Witchslayer and The Rogue Crown appear among the titles.

A.K. Rose has 18 catalogued books published between 2022 and 2025, filed across five series: Blood Ties, Blood Secret, the Institute, Diamond Ties and Sacred Dark Romance. Mine, Hers, Ours and Owned, all 2022, open the list, and Their Arrangement is the newest catalogued title. The books run long at a median 430 pages and arrive two or three months apart.

A.L. Fraine writes detective fiction in three series: Detective Loxley Nottinghamshire, the DCI Pilgrim Thriller books and DC O'Connell. The 20 Fraine books began with First Hand, Idle Hands and The Upper Hand in 2019. Axe to Grind, Behind the Walls and Secrets of the Dead came out in 2021. Out of Sight (2026) is the newest release.

Contemporary romance, some of it with a suspense edge, is A.L. Jackson's work. Pulled (2011) opens a 48-book catalogue that reaches On the Brink of Bliss in 2026. Bleeding Stars, Falling Stars, Fight for Me, Redemption Hills, Moonlit Ridge, Time River and Closer to You each hold a run of titles, with standalone novels alongside.