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Art Taylor is an American short story writer, book critic and English professor. The catalogue groups Taylor's work into short stories and novellas, standalone novels and single short stories, with subject headings for detective and mystery stories, American short stories, criminals and murder. When Duty Calls (2012), The Care and Feeding of House Plants (2013), On the Road with Del and Louise (2015) and The Boy Detective & The Summer of '74 (2020) are among the titles. The Adventure of the Castle Thief and Other Expeditions and Indiscretions (2023) is the newest, and the listing is marked dormant.

Arthur C. Brooks writes non-fiction about happiness, social entrepreneurship and the nonprofit sector. Fourteen books are catalogued, from Gifts of Time and Money (2005) to The Meaning of Your Life (2026), taking in Who Really Cares (2007), Gross National Happiness (2008), The Battle (2011), The Conservative Heart (2017) and Love Your Enemies (2019). Management, social change and entrepreneurship also appear as subjects. The median book runs 287 pages.

Arthur C. Clarke

74 books• 10 series

Sir Arthur C. Clarke (16 December 1917 to 19 March 2008) was an English science fiction writer, science writer, futurist, inventor, undersea explorer and television host. Clarke promoted space travel in books and magazine essays, received UNESCO's Kalinga Prize for popularising science in 1961, and was called the Prophet of the Space Age. The Space Odyssey and Rama series appear in the catalogue with A Time Odyssey and Blue Planet, and Against the Fall of Night (1948), Prelude to Space (1950) and The Sands of Mars (1951) are among the early titles.

Arthur Conan Doyle

164 books• 18 series

Sir Arthur Conan Doyle (22 May 1859 to 7 July 1930) was a British writer and physician. Doyle wrote four novels and fifty-six short stories about the consulting detective Sherlock Holmes and his assistant Dr. Watson. A Study in Scarlet (1887), The Sign of Four (1890) and A Scandal in Bohemia (1891) are among the catalogued titles. The Lost World (1912) introduced Professor Challenger and gave its name to a subgenre of speculative fiction. Doyle also produced over 200 stories and articles, four volumes of poetry and stage works, and was knighted in the 1902 Coronation Honours. The Captain of the Polestar (1883) is the earliest catalogued title.

Arthur Hailey built plot-driven novels on the workings of whole industries, hospitals and medicine among them. 11 catalogued books span 1958 to 1997, from Flight into Danger, also published as Runway Zero-Eight, to Detective (1997). Hotel and Airport, published in 1965 and 1968, then Wheels in 1971, The Moneychangers in 1975 and Overload in 1978, are the best-selling titles; Hailey's books have sold 170 million copies in 38 languages. Hailey, a British-Canadian writer born in 1920, died in 2004, and the catalogue is likely complete.

Arthur J. Rees (1872–1942) was a mystery writer and journalist born in St Kilda, Melbourne. Rees worked for the Melbourne Age, the New Zealand Herald, NZ Truth and later The Times in England. His first novel, The Merry Marauders (1913), is set in New Zealand. The Hampstead Mystery (1916) was a collaboration with John Reay Watson. The catalogue lists 22 books and four series, including Inspector Luckraft, Inspector Crewe and Colwin Grey.

Arthur Koestler

38 books

Darkness at Noon (1940) is the anti-totalitarian novel that made Arthur Koestler's name outside his own languages. Koestler (1905-1983) was born in Budapest, educated largely in Austria, and worked as a journalist as well as a novelist. Communism runs through the life and the work: Koestler joined the Communist Party of Germany in 1931, resigned in 1938 over Stalinism, and moved to Britain in 1940. The 38 catalogued titles open with Spanish Testament (1937) and take in The Gladiators (1939), Scum of the Earth (1941), Arrival and Departure (1943) and Thieves in the Night (1946), across novels, memoirs, biographies and essays.

Arthur Miller

38 books• 1 series

Arthur Miller, born Arthur Asher Miller, was an American playwright and essayist who lived from October 17, 1915 to February 10, 2005. The best-known Miller plays include All My Sons (1947), Death of a Salesman (1949), The Crucible (1953) and A View from the Bridge (1955), and Death of a Salesman is regarded as one of the finest American plays of the 20th century. Miller also wrote screenplays such as The Misfits (1961). During the late 1940s to early 1960s Miller won the Pulitzer Prize for Drama, testified before the House Un-American Activities Committee and married Marilyn Monroe. The catalogue lists 38 Miller titles, opening with The Man Who Had All the Luck (1940).

Arthur Ransome

45 books• 1 series

Arthur Ransome (1884-1967) was an English author, journalist and intelligence agent. Swallows and Amazons is the work he is known for, a children's series about school-holiday adventures set mostly in the Lake District and the Norfolk Broads, and it remains in print; Windermere and Coniston Water, the two lakes Ransome reshaped into one fictional North Country lake, carry a tourist trade because of it. He also wrote on literary London and on Russia before, during and after the 1917 revolutions. The catalogue holds 45 titles, opening with The Souls of the Streets (1904).

Arthur Slade is a Canadian author, born in Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan, on July 9, 1967, who grew up on a ranch in the Cypress Hills and lives in Saskatoon. Draugr (1998), a novel for middle years, let Slade turn to full-time writing, and Dust and Tribes followed. The catalogue holds 45 books up to Metaloria: Highway to Hades (2026). Series include Hunchback Assignments, Northern Frights, Dragon Assassin and I, Brax, and spies, horror stories and Icelanders appear in the subjects. Slade earned an English Honours degree at the University of Saskatchewan in 1989.

LitRPG is the genre of Arthur Stone's 11 catalogued books, published from 2018 to 2023. The run opens with Respawn: Lives 1-5 (2018), and several titles carry the Respawn name, including Respawn: Nightmare Mode (2019) and Respawn: The Last Crossing (2020). Later books include Easy Meat (2021) and The Feast (2022). Island Blues (2023) is the newest, and median length is 366 pages.

Arthur Sze

14 books

Arthur Sze, born in 1950, is an American poet, translator, editor and professor. Sze serves as the 25th United States Poet Laureate for 2025 to 2026 and was named on 14 April 2026 to a second term covering 2026 to 2027. Twelve poetry collections have appeared since 1972. The Glass Constellation: New and Collected Poems (2021) received a 2024 National Book Foundation Science and Literature Award, and Into the Hush (2025) was a finalist for the 2026 PEN / Jean Stein Award. The catalogue opens with The Willow Wind (1972) and runs to Transient Worlds (2026).

Arthur Upfield

42 books• 1 series

Arthur William Upfield (1 September 1890 - 12 February 1964) wrote detective fiction set in Australia. Born in England, Upfield moved to Australia in 1911, fought with the Australian military in the First World War, and afterwards travelled widely across the country, gathering the knowledge of Aboriginal Australian culture that runs through the novels. Detective Inspector Napoleon 'Bony' Bonaparte of the Queensland Police Force, a mixed-race Indigenous Australian, leads the series, and the character reached screens in the 1970s Australian series Boney, a 1990 telemovie and a 1992 spin-off. The House of Cain (1928) opens a catalogue of 42 titles.

Arturo Perez-Reverte

17 books• 1 series

Arturo Pérez-Reverte is a Spanish novelist and journalist who spent 21 years as a war correspondent for RTVE, from 1973 to 1994. A first novel, El húsar, set in the Napoleonic Wars, appeared in 1986. The catalogue here begins with The Club Dumas in 1993, also published as The Dumas Club and as The Ninth Gate, and reaches The Final Problem in 2026. Captain Alatriste, a swordsman, anchors the adventure series that carried the name beyond Spain, running from Captain Alatriste in 1996 through Purity of Blood, The Sun Over Breda and The King's Gold. Rare books, collectors and antiquarians recur as subjects. The Royal Spanish Academy elected Pérez-Reverte a member in 2003.

Arundhati Roy

24 books

Arundhati Roy is an Indian writer whose 24 catalogued books divide between fiction and political essays. The God of Small Things (1997) took the Booker Prize for Fiction that year and became the biggest-selling book by a non-expatriate Indian author. The essays that follow, The Cost of Living (1999), Power Politics (2000), The Algebra of Infinite Justice (2002), War Talk (2003) and An Ordinary Person's Guide to Empire (2004) among them, take up globalisation, militarism, nuclear weapons, dams and state power. Roy was born in 1961 and works as a political activist on human rights and environmental causes. Roy took the PEN Pinter Prize in 2024 and named the imprisoned British-Egyptian writer Alaa Abd El-Fattah as the Writer of Courage she shared it with. Mother Mary Comes to Me (2025) is the newest title.

Rebecka Martinsson, a Swedish lawyer drawn into murder investigations, carries every book Asa Larsson has published. The series runs to 6 thrillers across two decades, from Sun Storm / The Savage Altar (2003) to Sins of Our Fathers (2023), at an average of four years between titles. Sweden and its mining country supply the setting. Volumes median 371 pages, and no new book has followed 2023.

Norse myth runs through Asa Maria Bradley's catalogue, whose subject records name Vikings, Norse gods, Valkyries, paranormal romance, fantasy and the occult. Bradley has 16 catalogued books published between 2015 and 2025, all credited to Bradley alone, from Viking Warrior Rising (2015) to Berserker Vengeance (2025). Norse Warrior Protectors: The Wolves, Norse Warrior Protectors: The Berserkers and Power of Lightning are the three series filed under the name.

Ash Ericmore writes horror, the one subject the records carry for this listing. 108 books are catalogued between 2020 and 2026, from Carnie (2020) to The Splintered Seal (2026), and A Stitch in Time is dated 2027. Smalls, 7 Smalls, Sick F*ck, Absolute Horror, Carnie, Spawn, Flesh and Pleasure and the Heartbeat Trilogy are the series on file under the Ericmore name.

Ash Lingam writes westerns about scouts, rangers, mountain men and wagon trains. The series include Levi Johnson: Mountain Man Scout, Texas Ranger: Capt. Bates, Texas Ranger: Rayland Gibbs, Hammer and Grizz Mountain Man, Ridge Creek and Wagon Train From Texas Western. Lingam's 108 catalogued books run from Ragged Ridge Creek (2017) to Blood Moon (2026), with the bulk of them published from 2022 onward.

Romance is the single subject recorded for Ashlee Price, whose catalogue holds 39 books published between 2017 and 2022. Rekindled (2017) is the earliest title, and 2018 brought His Gift, Married to the Royal, Most Eligible Daddy, One Hot Doctor, Protector and Twist of Fake. His Second Chance (2022) is the most recent. Love Comes To Town, Johnson Brothers, Surprise Gifts, Underworld Mafia Romance, Unmistakable Attraction and Holiday Twins are the series credited to Price. Nothing has been listed since 2022, so the entry is dormant.

Forty books stand under Ashlee Rose in the catalogue, published from 2018 onward and credited to Rose alone. Something New and Something to Lose date from 2018, Before Her and Something Everlasting from 2019, and a 2021 group takes in Forever Her, Love Always, Peyton and Promise Me. Dirty (2026) is the newest entry, and Ruinous is scheduled for 2027. The series listed are Risqué Reads, Entwined In You, Sinful Reads, Downforce Love and Way Back When Duet. No subject headings are recorded.

Ashley Antoinette writes urban fiction and romantic suspense centred on African American women. The catalogue lists 53 titles from Diary of a Street Diva (2005) to Before the Streetlights Come On (2025). Named series include Ethic, Prada Plan, Butterfly, Single Ladies, Luxe, Luxury & Larceny and Love Burn. The Prada Plan (2009) and The Prada Plan 2: Leah's Story (2010) appear early in the list. Drug trafficking and murder for hire show up among the subject headings.

Three books stand under Ashley Audrain's name. The Push (2021) and The Whispers (2023) are published, and The Things You'll Never Know is dated 2027. Audrain, born in 1982, is a Canadian writer of psychological thrillers that turn on mothers, daughters and the pressure inside families. The novels run near 328 pages.

Ashley Bryan

26 books• 1 series

Ashley Frederick Bryan (1923-2022) wrote and illustrated children's books, drawing subjects largely from the African-American experience. Bryan was a United States nominee for the Hans Christian Andersen Award in 2006 and took the Children's Literature Legacy Award in 2009. The picture book Freedom Over Me reached the 2016 Kirkus Prize shortlist and earned a Newbery Honor. The catalogue holds 26 titles, from The Ox of the Wonderful Horns and Other African Folktales (1971) to Infinite Hope (2019), among them The Dancing Granny (1977), Beat the Story-Drum, Pum-Pum (1980) and The Cat's Purr (1985). Folklore, African tales, legends, Anansi and spirituals run through the subjects.

Ashley Clark writes Christian romance filed under southern and contemporary subjects. Seven books are catalogued, from The Dress Shop on King Street (2020) to Snowed Inn (2025), with Paint and Nectar (2021), A Valentine from Charleston (2022) and Where the Last Rose Blooms (2022) among them, plus two Christmas titles. Heirloom Secrets and A Holly Hollow Romance are the series listed, and the run is marked ongoing.

Ashley Dyer / Margaret Murphy is a catalogue entry for mystery and suspense, with England, police, missing persons and kidnapping among the subjects. The 16 books run from Goodnight, My Angel / Dear Mum (1996) to The Scarecrow Killer (2023). Series include Detective Jeff Rickman, Clara Pascal, Rickman and Foster, Carver and Lake and Detective Cassie Rowan. Dying Embers (2000), Darkness Falls (2001), See Her Burn (2004) and Now You See Me (2005) are other titles.

Ashley Elston has 8 catalogued books, published from The Rules for Disappearing (2013) to Anatomy of an Alibi (2026). Between those sit The Rules for Breaking, This Is Our Story, The Lying Woods, 10 Blind Dates, 10 Truths and a Dare and First Lie Wins. Subjects on the books include witnesses, protection, high schools, dysfunctional families and children's fiction. No series is recorded for Elston, whose publishing is ongoing.

Ashley Emma has 39 books catalogued from Attending an Amish Wedding (2016) to Amish Exploitation (2026). Series are Covert Police Detectives Unit, Amish Fairytale, Amish Bible Story and Amish Vigilantes of Maine. Undercover Amish also dates from 2016, and later titles include Amish Under Fire (2018), Amish Amnesia (2019) and Amish Alias (2020). Ashley Emma is still publishing.

Ashley Farley is credited with 53 books published between 2013 and 2026, romance being the single subject the catalogue attaches to them. Saving Ben (2013) opens the listing and Dark Current Redemption (2026) closes it, with Her Sister's Shoes (2015), Lowcountry Stranger (2016), Breaking the Story (2016) and Magnolia Nights (2017) among the titles in between. Series recorded under Farley are Sweeney Sisters, Palmetto Island, Virginia Vineyards, Sutherlin Files, Marsh Point, Sandy Island, When Sparks Fly, Scottie's Adventures and Magnolia.

Ashley Flowers has published two catalogued novels: All Good People Here (2022) and The Missing Half (2025). Both are recent, at a median of 336 pages, and Flowers remains in active publication.

The Ashley Gardner author biography identifies the writer as Jennifer Ashley Gardner, who wanted to be a published writer from the age of eight. Gardner wrote fantasy and science fiction in college, earned a master's degree in English literature, and placed a first short story in Marion Zimmer Bradley's Fantasy Magazine. A first novel sold in 2002, and a second sale to Berkley was a series of historical mysteries. The catalogue lists 8 books, with Captain Lacey named among the characters, running from The Hanover Square Affair (2003) through A Regimental Murder (2004), The Sudbury School Murders (2005) and Death at Brighton Pavilion (2019). A Matter of Honor (2023) appeared under the name Jennifer Ashley. London and the upper class feature in the subject tags.

Ashley Herring Blake is an American author working across children's, young adult and adult fiction. Ivy Aberdeen's Letter to the World, a middle grade book, took a Stonewall Honor Book Award, and Girl Made of Stars is the other title Blake is best known for. Queer and LGBTQ romance, friendship and family life run through the subject tags. The catalogue holds 13 books from Suffer Love (2016) to Take a Chance, Sasha Sinclair (2026), with Bright Falls as the one series heading. Ashley Herring Blake is still publishing.

Ashley Jade has 20 books catalogued between 2015 and 2026, beginning with The Best Deception (2015). Blame It on the Pain (2016) was followed by the three-part Blame It on the Shame in 2016 and 2017. Bluff, Fold and The Devil were released in 2018. Royal Hearts Academy, Complicated Parts, Complicated Hearts Duet and Star-Crossed Lovers Duet are the other series, and The Consequence (2026) is the newest title.

Romance carries the Ashley Munoz catalogue, with thrillers, suspense and sports also in the subject list. Twenty-four books are credited to Munoz, from Glimmer (2018) to When You Followed (2026). Series include Stone Riders MC, Rake Forge University, Rake Forge Royals, Generations of Rose Ridge and Mount Macon. Earlier entries include Fade and The Rest Of Me (2019), Vicious Vet and Tennessee Truths (2020), and King of Hearts and Wild Card (2021).

Ashley N. Rostek has 10 books in this catalogue, published between 2020 and 2026. The run opens with Embrace the Darkness (2020) and Endure the Pain (2020), continues through Endurance (2021), Find Me (2021), Save Me (2021), Love Me (2022), Escape the Reaper (2023) and Free Me (2023), and reaches What Is Love (2025) and So This Is Love (2026). Maura Quinn and WITSEC are the two series credited to Rostek, and WITSEC also carries a character entry in the catalogue.

Ashley Nicole is credited with 53 books from 2015 to 2024, with One More Night (2015) first and Take it Off (2024) the newest. One More Kiss and One More Touch followed in 2016. Series by Ashley Nicole include Mason Family, Nights Like This, Preto Village, One More, For Your Love, Hale Girls, Damaged Heart, Rook and Zenaida and Montgomery Girls. Ashley Nicole is still publishing.

Ashley Poston writes across young adult and adult shelves. Once Upon a Con opens with Geekerella (2017), Heart of Iron (2018) and Soul of Stars (2019) are the space opera, and Among the Beasts and Briars (2020) draws on fairy tales. Twenty-four catalogued titles run from The Sound of Us (2013) to 2027, Star Wars young adult work among them, and Elodie and the Dark Lord is scheduled for 2027.

Ashley Spires is a Canadian author and illustrator of children's books, and the catalogue files the work under graphic novels. Spires created the Binky the Space Cat graphic novels, which run through Binky the Space Cat (2009), Binky to the Rescue (2010), Binky Under Pressure (2011) and Binky Takes Charge (2012). Other catalogued titles include License to Scratch (2013), The Most Magnificent Thing (2014), The Most Magnificent Idea (2022), The Most Magnificent Maker's A to Z (2023) and The Most Magnificent Team (2025). Catalogue subjects record cats, comics, imagination, families and outer space.

Ashley Weaver writes mysteries led by women investigators. The Amory Ames books open the catalogue with Murder at the Brightwell (2014), and the Electra McDonnell series follows. Fourteen catalogued titles reach One Final Turn (2025), at a median length of 309 pages. London settings, murder investigation and marriage recur as subjects.

In My Dreams I Hold a Knife (2021) introduced Ashley Winstead, whose novels turn on murder, cold cases, class reunions and college graduates. Eight catalogued books reach 2026, among them Fool Me Once (2022), The Last Housewife (2022), Midnight Is the Darkest Hour (2023) and Hot Girl Murder Club (2026). Winstead is actively publishing, with The Future Saints also dated 2026.

The Flyy Girls series is part of the catalogue for Ashley Woodfolk, an American writer of young adult books. Woodfolk's young adult books include The Beauty That Remains (2018) and When You Were Everything (2020). The 12 listed books run to Call Your Boyfriend (2025) and include Lux: The New Girl (2020), Tobyn: The It Girl (2021) and Nothing Burns as Bright as You (2022). Subjects include grief, friendship, music and New York City.

Ashlie Silas has published 35 books in six years, 2021 to 2026. Mafia families, billionaire doctors and single dads supply the recurring set-ups, in titles such as Secret Daddy, Doctor Daddy, Grumpy Single Dad and The Mafia King's Acquisition. Six series divide the catalogue: Merciless Mafia Millionaires, D'Angelo Brothers Mafia Reign, Billionaire Doctor Daddies, Alumnus, Stuck With Him and Enemies Under the Mistletoe. Silas is still publishing.

Ashlyn Chase writes paranormal romance set largely in Boston, with vampires, werewolves, dragons, shapeshifters, firefighters and the phoenix among the cast. Strange Neighbors (2010), The Vampire Next Door (2011) and The Werewolf Upstairs (2011) sit early in the run, and the Boston Dragons, Phoenix Brothers, Flirting with Fangs Trilogy, League of Amazing Witches, Love Spells Gone Wrong and Be Careful What You Summon series follow. Chase's 28 catalogued books open with Vampire Vintage (2007) and reach Autumn L.A.W. (2026), averaging 342 pages.

Ashtyn Newbold has 30 catalogued books published from 2017 to 2026. Lies and Letters (2017) is the earliest, followed by titles such as A Convenient Engagement (2018), Marrying Miss Milton (2018) and Romancing Lord Ramsbury (2019). Series in the catalogue include Larkhall Letters, Brides of Brighton and Noble Charades. Man-woman relationships, deception and nobility are the listed subjects. A Most Deceptive Courtship (2026) is the newest title.

Asia Citro writes children's fiction for grades 1 to 3, with 10 books published from 2017 to 2024. Catalogue subjects include science, experiments, ecology, rescue work, cats, dragons, unicorns, monsters and imaginary creatures. Dragons and Marshmallows (2017) is listed first, and Caterflies and Ice, Merhorses and Bubbles and Monsters and Mold also appeared in 2017. Unicorns and Germs (2018), Bips and Roses (2020) and Wishypoofs and Hiccups (2021) come later. Gnomes and Sneezes (2024) is the newest, and the median book runs to 96 pages.

Athena Storm has 150 catalogued books, the earliest dated 2019 and the newest, Touch Her and Burn, dated 2026. Series credited to Storm include Intergalactic Fated Mates, Conquered Mates, Reaper's Pet, Mates of the Precursors, Kaleidian Warrior Dads, Mates of the Kilgari, Brides to Beasts and Marauder Mates. Brax (2019) is listed as the first title, alongside Beauty and the Alien, Duric and Gyn from the same year.

Anna Hibiscus (2007) opens Atinuke's catalogue of 31 books, which reaches 100 Goats and Granny! in 2025. Series listings are Anna Hibiscus, No. 1 Car Spotter and Too Small Tola; titles include Hooray for Anna Hibiscus! (2008), The No. 1 Car Spotter (2010) and The No. 1 Car Spotter and the Firebird (2011). Subjects tag the books as children's fiction and picture books about Africa, villages, families, grandmothers and automobiles. Born in Nigeria, Atinuke also works as an oral storyteller of traditional African folktales.

Ascension, cultivation and dungeon titles fill Atlas Kane's catalogue. Kane published 26 books from 2020 to 2025, opening with Champions of Last World and Path of Ascension I. Series include Towers of Acalia, Wyvern Academy, Chimera King, Savage Ascension, Grimoire Thief and Who Let a Demon Lord into the Mage Tower?. Arena Cultivation ran to three books in 2021. Dungeon Tyrant (2025) is the newest release.

Atlas Rose released 21 books in a short span from 2020 to 2022. The 2020 titles include BeWitch Her, EnChant Her and MesMerize Her, alongside Chosen by the Dragon and its 2 sequels. Atlas Rose series cover witches, dragons, vampires, wolves and fae: Descended From a Witch, Cruel Selection Dragon, Vampire Mafia Monsters, Wolf Mafia Monsters, Fae Mafia Monster, Cosa Nostra Institute and Hell's Hounds. Fae's Control is the latest title.

Attica Locke

6 books• 3 series

Attica Locke, born in Houston, Texas in 1974, is an American fiction author who also writes and produces for television and film. The six catalogued books run from Black Water Rising (2009) to Guide Me Home (2024), divided between the Highway 59 novels and standalone titles. Subjects include lawyers, murder, investigation, the Texas Rangers, African American police and the petroleum industry, with Texas recurring across the listing.

Atul Gawande

5 books• 1 series

Atul Gawande is an American surgeon, writer and public health researcher, born November 5, 1965. Gawande practises general and endocrine surgery at Brigham and Women's Hospital in Boston and holds the Samuel O. Thier Professorship of Surgery at Harvard Medical School, along with a professorship in health policy and management at the Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health. Gawande has chaired Ariadne Labs, a center for health systems innovation, and Lifebox, a nonprofit working to cut surgical deaths worldwide. Books include Complications (2002), Better (2007), The Checklist Manifesto (2009) and Being Mortal (2014), with subjects such as surgery, dying and geriatrics.

Audra North published 25 books in five years, all dated between 2013 and 2017 and all credited to Audra North. The recorded subjects run from erotic romance and man-woman relationships to gay men, coming out and midlife crisis, with Texas among the settings. Falling for the CEO and One Night in Santiago opened the run in 2013, followed by A Lesson in Temptation, Composing Love and One Week in Wyoming in 2014. The series recorded are One Week In Love, Hard Driving, Hot Winter Nights and Pushing the Boundaries. The list is marked likely complete.

Audrey Blake is catalogued with four books, published between 2021 and 2026. The Girl in His Shadow (2021) opens the run, followed by The Surgeon's Daughter (2022), The Woman with No Name (2024) and All In Her Hands (2026). Nora Beady is the series Blake is listed under. The books average around 392 pages, and the run is ongoing.

Audrey Carlan writes contemporary romance and erotic fiction. Sixty books carry Carlan's name, published between 2014 and 2024, from Angel Falling (2014) to The Marriage Auction 2, Book Four (2024). Yoga teachers, baseball players, siblings, stalkers and abused women appear among the recurring subjects. Calendar Girl, International Guy, Lotus House, Biker Beauties, Soul Sister and the two Marriage Auction sequences are the series listed, and the 2010s hold the largest share of the catalogue.

Audrey Grey writes fantasy and action-adventure, organised into the Kingdom of Runes, Shadow Fall and Evermore Academy series. The catalogue lists 12 books from 2016 to 2021. Shadow Fall (2016) is the first title, and Shadow Rise followed in 2017. Curse Breaker and Oath Taker came out in 2019, then King Maker and Light Singer in 2020. Summer (2021) is the latest, and the catalogue is currently dormant.

Audrey Harrison's catalogue holds 40 books published between 2011 and 2024, all credited to Audrey Harrison. Series recorded under the name are Bluestocking Club, Four Sisters, Inconvenient Trilogy, Country House Romantic Mysteries, Drummond and Tragic Characters in Classic Literature. A Very Modern Lord (2011) opens the run; The Complicated Earl and The Unwilling Earl followed in 2013, and An Inconvenient Companion, An Inconvenient Ward and An Inconvenient Wife in 2014. The Bluestocking's Christmas (2024) is the newest listing.

Audrey J. Cole writes thrillers and suspense. The catalogue lists 15 books credited to Cole, from The Recipient (2017) to The Trip (2026), with Echo Ridge scheduled for 2027. Final Hunt is the one series named, and the subject list adds historical fiction alongside the thriller and suspense entries. The books run shorter than the catalogue average, with a median of 275 pages across the four measured.

Audrey Niffenegger

11 books• 1 series

The Time Traveler's Wife (2003) is the novel Audrey Niffenegger is known for, her debut novel and a bestseller. Niffenegger, born in 1963, is an American writer, artist and academic, and the 11 catalogued books mix novels with illustrated and graphic work: The Three Incestuous Sisters (2005), The Night Bookmobile (2008), Raven Girl (2013) and Bizarre Romance (2018). Her Fearful Symmetry (2009) is the second novel. The catalogue runs from The Spinster (1986) to Life Out of Order (2026).

Audrey Walker writes thrillers built around recurring investigators: Robin Matthews, Alex Payne, Shelby Griffin, Sarah Brown, Mark Fropp and Giselle Norwood. The Shelby Griffin books are grouped into three seasons. 64 catalogued books appeared between 2020 and 2024, from Sleepless Night (2020) to Kiss of Death (2024). The 2020 titles run under a Sleepless banner, the 2021 ones under Act of: Act of Deception, Act of Defiance, Act of Deliverance.

Augusta Trobaugh is catalogued with 13 books published between 1997 and 2013. Praise Jerusalem! (1997) is the first title, and An Uninvited Guest and Flood! are the latest, both from 2013. Resting in the Bosom of the Lamb, Swan Place, River Jordan and The Tea-Olive Bird Watching Society appear in between. Subject tags include African American women, older women, female friendship, social classes, Georgia, the Southern states and World War II. The work is likely complete.