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Augusten Burroughs

11 books

Augusten Burroughs is an American writer of memoir and personal essays. The catalogue holds 11 books published between 2000 and 2023, from Sellevision (2000) to Chloe & Crow (2023), and the memoir Running with Scissors (2002) is the best known title. Family, fathers and sons, and the conduct of life recur as subjects across the run.

Augustine Meijer has 8 catalogued books, published between 2020 and 2023. The catalogue lists one series for Meijer, Brick North Mysteries, and the run opens with Murder at Lakeland (2020). Titles arrived quickly, roughly 0.4 years apart, taking in Murder Unholy (2020), Murder in Hell (2021), Sand Rabbit Murders (2021) and Murder en Pointe (2022). All Men Are Cremated Equal (2023) is the most recent entry, and the listing has been dormant since.

Cozy mystery makes up most of Auralee Wallace's work. The Otter Lake books put a woman sleuth in small-town New Hampshire, and the Evenfall Witches B&B novels add witchcraft to the same setting. Sidekick (2014) opens an 11-book catalogue reaching The Haunted Librarian (2026), with murder investigation, journalists and crime across the subject tags. Wallace continues to publish.

Demons run through Aurora Ascher's fiction. Her Hell Bent books, My Funny Demon Valentine, My Demon Hunter, Demon with Benefits and Guardian Demon, all published in 2025, then Beauty and the Demon in 2026, make up most of a catalogue of 7 titles. The Elemental Emergence series accounts for the other two: Sanctuary of the Shadow (2024) and Oath of the Outcast (2026). Ascher began publishing in 2024 and both series remain open.

Aurora Rose Reynolds writes contemporary romance, romantic suspense and erotica. The catalogue lists 56 books published between 2013 and 2027, from Until November (2013) to Lavender Hill (2026), with Sweet Pea Drive set down for 2027. Reynolds builds long linked runs: Until, Until Her/Him, Underground Kings, Fluke My Life, How to Catch an Alpha, Alfha Law Firm, Adventures In Love, Before, Love Stone and Ruby Falls. Liability (2015) was published under the name C.A. Rose.

Ausma Zehanat Khan is an American-Canadian novelist whose books span crime and fantasy. The Unquiet Dead (2014) opens the catalogue of 14 titles, followed by The Language of Secrets (2016), A Death in Sarajevo (2017) and Among the Ruins (2017). The Bloodprint (2017), The Black Khan (2018) and The Blue Eye (2019) are also listed. Blood Betrayal / Blackwater Betrayal (2023) is the most recent release, and The Lines We Cross is scheduled for 2027. Series include Rachel Getty & Esa Khattak, Khorasan Archives and Detective Inaya Rahman. Police procedure, murder investigation, the Yugoslav war, magic and quests appear in the subject tags.

Austin Beck's catalogue starts with Mixed Martial Cultivator Round One (2020) and holds 21 books through 2026. Beck's six series are Mixed Martial Cultivator, Reborn as a Fire Mage, Barbarian Chef, Spreadsheets & Spice, Mend or Smite and Ice Cream Dreams. Reborn as a Fire Mage reached Vol. 3 in 2022. I am a Wendigo with Waifus: Volume One (2026) is the newest title.

Austin S. Camacho writes thrillers and detective fiction, with subject tags for criminal investigation, action and adventure, and Washington, D.C. The catalogue records 15 books from Blood and Bone (1998) to The Wrong Kind (2019). Camacho's series are Hannibal Jones and Felicity O'Brian and Morgan Stark, plus non-fiction such as World War II Radio Heroes (2007) and Successfully Marketing Your Novel in the 21st Century (2008). The Payback Assignment (1999) and Damaged Goods (2005) are also listed.

Auston King writes action thrillers across two series, Jason Drake and Logan Cross. The catalogue holds 12 books opening with The Assassin's Betrayal (2020) and running through a sequence of Assassin's titles to Black Swan Event and The Minute Man in 2026. Dead Hand is scheduled for 2027. King has published at least one book in every year since 2020.

Autumn Barnes writes horror and unexplained-case collections across six series: Horror in the Pines, Unexplainable Happenings, Haunting Files, Cases of the Missing, They Found Me and Terror by Nightfall. Horror in the Pines opened the catalogue in 2022 and reached a fifth volume in 2023; Unexplainable Happenings runs to a twelfth volume in 2025. Barnes has 33 catalogued titles published since 2022.

Autumn Jones Lake writes romance and erotica, much of it around the Lost Kings MC. The catalogue divides into the Lost Kings MC World, Ruthless & Royal, the Kickstart Trilogy and Catnip & Cauldrons, and holds 43 books published between 2012 and 2026. Onyx Night (2012) opens the run, followed by Slow Burn, Corrupting Cinderella and Three Kings, One Night in 2014, Strength from Loyalty and Tattered on My Sleeve in 2015 and More Than Miles in 2016. House of Ink & Oaths is dated 2026.

Autumn Jordon has 11 catalogued books published between 2011 and 2026, grouped into the Perfect Love and C.U.F.F. / Darkness series. In The Presence Of Evil (2011) is the first listed book. Later titles include Perfect (2012), Seized By Darkness (2012), Obsessed By Darkness (2016), Perfect Fall (2017) and Loved By Darkness (2018). Despised By Darkness (2026) is the newest release.

Autumn Macarthur has 29 books in the catalogue, dated 2014 through 2023. The Wedding List (2014) is the earliest title and His Tender Mercy (2023) the most recent. Five series carry the Macarthur name: Love in Store, Sweetapple Falls, Macleans, Huckleberry Lake and Lessons From. No subject headings are recorded, and no title in the listing carries a date after 2023.

Autumn Summers has 93 books in the catalogue, all dated between 2019 and 2023. Obsessed With His Curvy Girl and Protecting His Curvy Girl are the 2019 titles, and 2020 brought short-titled books such as Ace, Ammo, Chains and Gunner. Summers's series include Savage Saints MC, Wicked Kings New York, Wicked Kings MC Miami, Dark Angels MC, Heroes MC Fort Bragg, Malicious Monks MC and Olympus Mountain Man Romance. Flask (2023) is the newest title, and Summers is marked dormant.

Ava Benton has 56 catalogued books, published between 2016 and 2025, opening with Jace (2016). Series recorded against the name include Dragon Heartbeats, Dragons For Hire, Shifters Elite, Crescent Moon Shifters, Shotgun Falls Shifters, Deadwood Shifters, Blood Immortal, Everglade Brides, Viking Knots and Condemned. Benton holds the sole credit on all 56 titles and is still publishing.

Ava Glass is the pen name of CJ Daugherty, also known as Christi Daugherty, an American-born novelist living in England. Daugherty is best known for Night School and its sequels, bestselling young adult romantic thrillers set at Cimmeria Academy, a fictional boarding school. Daugherty worked as a journalist for the Dallas Morning News, Reuters and Time Out, spent a short period working for the British government, and began writing novels in 2010. Ava Glass titles in the catalogue include Alias Emma (2022), The Traitor (2023), The Trap (2024) and The Hiding Season (2026), and Alias Emma is also the series name.

Ava Harrison's catalogue holds 26 books published between 2016 and 2026, opening with Through Her Eyes and Transference in 2016 and reaching Cruel Throne in 2026. Contemporary romance is the recorded register, with addiction among the listed subjects. Series under the Ava Harrison name are Corrupt Empire, Montgomery Family, Price Family and Saints Of Redville. Ava Harrison is a USA Today and Amazon bestselling author, and is still publishing.

Ava Miles has 68 books in the catalogue from 2013 to 2026, with romance and spirituality among the subjects. Nora Roberts Land (2013) is listed as the first title, alongside French Roast, The Grand Opening and The Holiday Serenade from the same year. Series include Dare Valley, Dare River, Merriams, Paris Roommates, Unexpected Prince Charming, Friends & Neighbors and Wild Mountain, and the Goddess Guides and Lost Guides lines. Kyle & Madison (2026) is the newest title.

Ava Reid, born in 1996, is an American novelist whose young adult debut A Study in Drowning (2023) reached the New York Times bestseller list and grew into a series. Reid's 11 catalogued books open with The Wolf and the Woodsman (2021) and run to Winterveil (2026), taking in Juniper & Thorn (2022), Lady Macbeth (2024), Fable for the End of the World (2025) and A Theory of Dreaming (2025). House Of Teeth is the second series. Volumes median 408 pages.

Dragons appear in every title Ava Richardson has published: Dragon Tongue (2022), then Dragon Crystals, Dragon Fire, Dragon Plague, Dragon Scales and Dragon Wars, all five in 2023. The 6 books are catalogued as young adult fiction. No further title has followed Dragon Wars, leaving the catalogue dormant.

Ava Rose has 10 catalogued books published between 2017 and 2023, all credited to Rose alone. Boston Heiresses and Harcourt Sisters are the two series filed under the name. A Not Quite sequence sits in the middle of the run: Not Quite a Baroness (2020), Not Quite a Duchess (2020), Not Quite a Bride (2021), Not Quite a Detective (2021), Not Quite a Lady (2021) and Not Quite a Princess (2021). Three 2023 titles follow, A Baron for Georgiana, A Viscount for Lucy and An Earl for Charlotte, and the median volume runs 233 pages.

Ava Ross has 102 books catalogued from 2020 to 2026. Bryk, Jorg, Kral, Vork and Wulf appeared in 2020, followed by Alien Commander's Mate and Craved by an Alien Warlord in 2021. Series include Beastly Alien Boss, Mail-Order Brides of Crakair, Brides of Lonesome Creek Orcs, Love At First Orc, Monsters, PI and Witchfully Wed. Gargoyled at First Sight (2026) is the newest title.

Ava Strong writes FBI suspense thrillers in tightly serialised runs. Sixty-two books carry the Strong name, published between 2021 and 2025, with a separate series built around each investigator: Ilse Beck, Amy Rush, Stella Fall, Remi Laurent, Dakota Steele, Lily Dawn, Sofia Blake, Megan York, Layla Caine, Elle Keen and Lexi Cole. His Other Wife (2021) opens the catalogue and First Fear (2025) closes it for now. Strong remains actively publishing.

Ava York has 82 books in the catalogue, published from 2019 to 2026. Rekker (2019) is the first title, and 2019 also brought Rogue Hunt, Rogue Mate and Rogue Warrior. Bought by the Green Man (2026) is the most recent. Series include Rogue Star, Warriors of the D'tali, Brides of the Vinduthi, Vinduthi Captured Mates, Warriors of Vaznik, Nyxari Bondmates, Xiltri Sector Warriors and Kagethi Warlord Brides.

Avery Aames writes the Cheese Shop Mysteries, amateur-sleuth crime novels set in Ohio with Charlotte Bessette as the investigator and a cheese shop as the setting. Seven books run from The Long Quiche Goodbye (2010) to For Cheddar or Worse (2016), every title built on a cheese pun, Lost and Fondue, Clobbered by Camembert, To Brie or Not To Brie, Days of Wine and Roquefort, As Gouda as Dead. Median length is 323 pages, and no later Aames title is recorded.

Avery Flynn writes romance and romantic suspense, with 46 books catalogued from Betting the Billionaire (2011) to Hexy Beast (2026). Series include Killer Style, Hartigans, Sweet Salvation Brewery, B-Squad, Harbor City, Ice Knights, Sherwood Witches, Tempt Me and Dating Disasters. Enemies on Tap and Hollywood on Tap both came out in 2014. Rich people and women scientists appear in the subjects.

Avery Keelan has 9 entries in the catalogue, published between 2021 and 2025. On Tilt and Otherwise Engaged (both 2021) open the run, followed by Breakaway, Dangle and The Enforcer (2022) and Offside and Shutout (2023). Playmaker is listed twice, once for 2023 and again for 2025. Keelan's series are Rules of the Game and Lakeside University Hockey.

Avery North published 66 catalogued books between 2019 and 2023, from Breaking Barriers (2019) to Raif - Book 6 (2023). North writes romance in series including Italian Lovers, Love and Loyalty, Fight for Love, Darlington Brothers, Chiltern Hotel, Eden Spa, Secret Favor and Riad Dubois. The Breaking titles form the largest early group: Breaking Liberty, Breaking Boundaries, Breaking Promises and Breaking Rules. Nothing new has been catalogued since 2023.

Avery Song is credited with 103 books catalogued from 2017 to 2026. Dark Wish (2017) is the first title, and Tainted Rose and Visionary Investigator also date from 2017. Song's series include Spell Traveler Chronicles, Supernatural Spy Academy, Jade Storm Tracker, Unicorn Blessed Chronicles, Destiny Jinn, Claiming My Pack, Crimson Storm Chronicles, Brighten Magic Academy and Earthala. Titles from 2018 include Celestia: Year One and Calming the Storm. Avery Song is still publishing.

Avi is the pen name of Edward Irving Wortis, an American author of children's and young adult books born December 23, 1937. Avi won the 2003 Newbery Medal for Crispin: The Cross of Lead and was a Newbery runner-up in 1991 and 1992. The catalogue records 87 books from Things That Sometimes Happen (1970) to The Road From Nowhere (2026), and Rat Race is set for 2027. Series include Crispin, Dimwood Forest and Beyond the Western Sea. Ghosts, animals, adventure and mysteries appear among the subjects.

Avina St. Graves is a romance author with 8 books catalogued between 2023 and 2026. Morally grey female characters, love interests who belong in prison, and trauma and bloodshed recur in the stories St. Graves imagines. Death's Obsession and Skin of a Sinner appeared in 2023, Fiery Little Thing and Scorpion in 2024, and The Saltwater Curse in 2025. Eldrith Manor, Midnight Message and Pink Ink all carry 2026 dates.

Axie Oh is a first-generation Korean American author based in Las Vegas. Rebel Seoul (2017) opens the catalogue and its own series, continuing with Rogue Heart (2019); The Girl Who Fell Beneath the Sea (2022) and XOXO (2021) are the best known standalone books, and The Floating World (2025) gives the second series its name. Seven titles are catalogued through 2025. Oh writes for young adults, with abandoned children, ethnicity and South Korea among the recurring subjects.

Aya de León, born in 1967, is an American novelist and activist who teaches at the University of California, Berkeley. De León first drew national notice in the San Francisco Bay Area as a spoken-word poet and hip-hop theater artist, and is of Puerto Rican, African-American and West Indian heritage. Race, gender, class, the body, nation and the climate crisis are recurring subjects in de León's work. The 10 catalogued books run from Puffy: People Whose Hair Defies Gravity (2013) to Undisclosed (2025), and the series listed include Justice Hustlers and Factory.

Aya Ling has 18 catalogued books published between 2013 and 2022, all credited to Ling alone. Unfinished Fairy Tales, Reversed Retellings and Maid of Iron are the three series filed under the name. The run begins with Girl with Flying Weapons (2013) and ends at Tale of a Tall Girl (2022), with The Ugly Stepsister (2015), Twice Upon A Time (2016) and Queen of Athelia (2018) in between. No title has been added since 2022.

Ayana Gray

5 books• 1 series

Beasts of Prey (2021) was Ayana Gray's debut and a New York Times bestseller. Gray, an American author born in 1993, writes young adult fiction; the catalogue holds 5 books, with Beasts of Ruin (2022) and Beasts of War (2024) continuing the Beasts of Prey series, and I, Medusa (2025) and Hawk & Sparrow (2026) following on. Gray is actively publishing.

Ayelet Waldman

16 books• 1 series

Ayelet Waldman, born December 11, 1964, is an Israeli-American novelist and essayist who spent three years as a federal public defender. Waldman wrote seven novels in the Mommy-Track Mysteries series and four other novels, and draws on legal experience in the fiction. Autobiographical essays on motherhood are also part of the work. The catalogue lists 16 books from Nursery Crimes (2000) to A Perfect Hand (2026), with subject tags naming Juliet Applebaum, Los Angeles and women sleuths; Daughter's Keeper (2003) and Bad Mother (2009) are among the titles.

Ayn Rand

15 books• 4 series

Ayn Rand was the pen name of Alice O'Connor, born Alisa Zinovyevna Rosenbaum (1905-1982), a Russian-American novelist and philosopher who developed the philosophical system Objectivism. Rand grew up and studied in Russia before emigrating to the United States in 1926. Two early novels and two Broadway plays preceded the 1943 novel The Fountainhead, which made Rand famous, and Atlas Shrugged followed in 1957. The catalogue holds 15 books from The Night of January 16th (1936) to Ideal (2015), including Anthem (1938) and The Virtue of Selfishness (1964).