Authors whose first name starts with A, page 2 of 18

A.L. Kessler has 51 books in the catalogue, from In the Light of the Moon (2013) to Scarlet Mirror (2024). Dance in the Moonlight and On Torn Wings date from 2014, and No More Black Magic and Of Brass and Magic from 2015. Series include Here Witchy Witchy, King's Game, Dark War Chronicles, Parlor Tricks Mystery, Children of the Apocalypse, Hunting Academy and Rise of the Vampire Princess. Gina Kincade shares the credit on 2 books.

A.L. Knorr writes fantasy organised around elements and the sea. Elemental Origins opens the catalogue with Born of Water (2016), followed by Born of Fire, Born of Earth, Born of Air and Born of Aether. Mermaids run through several series - Pretty Little Mermaids, Mermaid's Return and Siren's Curse - and Arcturus Academy, Scented Court, Earth Magic Rises, Rings of the Inconquo and Trespass of Angels complete the shelf. Knorr's 38 books reach A Thorn Between Us in 2026, with Heliotrope dated 2027.

A.L. Sowards writes historical fiction and espionage novels. The first of Sowards's 19 catalogued books, Espionage (2012), shares its name with one of five series; Balkan Legends, Falcon Point Historical, Ley Brothers and Duchy of Athens are the others. Titles include Sworn Enemy (2013), The Rules in Rome (2015), The Spider and the Sparrow (2016) and The Redgrave Murders (2019). Bridge of Betrayal appeared in 2026 and The Sign of the Kestrel is scheduled for 2027.

A.M. Dellamonica writes fantasy, with 12 books catalogued from Indigo Springs (2009) to Losing Heart Among the Tall (2017). Dellamonica's series are Stormwrack/Hidden Sea Tales and Indigo Springs/Astrid Lethewood. Subjects include magic, imaginary places, islands, pirates, sailing ships and conspiracies. Other titles are Blue Magic (2011), Child of a Hidden Sea (2014) and A Daughter of No Nation (2015).

A.M. Griffin has 32 books in the catalogue, published between 2012 and 2023. Dangerously Mine (2012) opens the run, and the Dangerously titles continue through Dangerously Hers and Dangerously Yours (2013) and Dangerously Forever and Dangerously His (2014). Series headings are Loving Dangerously, Cimmerian Moon, Dark Wolf Enterprises, the Teague Bride Experiment, the War of Blood and Bonds, the Undercity Chronicles of Babylonia Jones P.I., and the Intergalactic Dating Agency line The Thelli Logs. Solgre's Soulmate (2023) is the newest listed title, and the A.M. Griffin listing is dormant.

A.M. Homes

14 books

A.M. Homes is the pen name of Amy M. Homes, an American writer born on December 18, 1961. Homes writes novels and short stories built on extreme situations and characters, and the novels have drawn controversy. The End of Alice (1996) has a convicted child molester and murderer at its centre. The catalogue holds 14 books by Homes, from Jack (1989) to The Unfolding (2022), including The Safety of Objects and Music for Torching.

A.M. Luzzader writes children's fantasy, catalogued for grades 1 to 3, with 12 books published between 2020 and 2023. The Talisman of Lostland (2020) is listed first, alongside The Far-Finding Ring and Voices of Harmony. The Deep Sea Scroll, The Golden Trident and The Great Old One date from 2021. Several titles begin The Princess and the, from The Princess and the Dragon (2021) to The Princess and the Fox (2023), the newest. Family is also a subject tag.

A.M. Shine has 6 books in the catalogue, spread across 2013 to 2026. The list runs 13 (2013), Coldwood (2016), The Creeper and The Watchers (both 2022), Stay in the Light (2024) and Grace (2026). No series heading groups them, and English literature is the only subject tag the listing carries. A.M. Shine is still publishing.

A.M. Strong writes the Patterson Blake FBI Mystery series, and every title poses the same kind of question about a missing woman: Never Lie to Me (2021), Is She Really Gone, Sister Where Are You, All the Dead Girls, The Last Girl Left. Eleven books span 2021 to 2026, reaching Allison Must Die, and Strong publishes two a year.

A.M. Stuart writes historical mysteries set in Singapore. The Harriet Gordon Mystery series accounts for most of the catalogue: Singapore Sapphire (2019), Revenge in Rubies (2020), Evil in Emerald (2022), Terror in Topaz (2023), Agony in Amethyst (2024) and Christmas at the Convent (2026), with The Umbrella (2023) alongside. Seven books are catalogued in all, spanning 2019 to 2026. Stuart is still publishing.

A.N. Stauber writes the Black Hearts, Black Crown, Sunsets Club and Holiday Mafia Daddy series. The catalogue holds 10 books from 2022 to 2024. Cracked Open (2022) is the earliest title, and Her Vengeful King and The Dealer share that year. Daddy's Hit List, Her Brutal King, His Remorseful King, His Ruthless Queen, His Vengeful Queen and Queen of the Night are dated 2023. King of the Dawn (2024) is the newest, and Stauber is still publishing.

A.P. Bateman writes three series around recurring leads: Alex King, Rob Stone and DI Grant. 35 catalogued books run from The Ares Virus (2015) to Shockwave (2026), taking in The Contract Man (2015), Lies and Retribution (2016), Hell's Mouth (2017) and Reaper (2018). The median Bateman book runs to 454 pages, longer than most of the catalogue around it, and Bateman remains actively publishing.

A.P. Beswick writes fantasy across three series: Levanthria, the Spirit Beast Saga and Aviara Academy. Seventeen books are catalogued, from Spirit Beasts Awakening, also published as Arnold Ethon And The Lions Of Tsavo, in 2019 to Wing Weaver in 2026. A long run of titles built on paired nouns fills 2022 and 2023: A Forest of Vanity and Valour, A Frost Of Fear And Fortitude, A Loch of Grace and Greed, A Sea Of Sorrow And Scorn, A Frost Of Death And Deceit, A House Of Powder And Plot and A Kingdom Of Courage And Cruelty. Beswick is still publishing.

A.R. Breck has 19 catalogued books, published between 2019 and 2024. The run opens with When He Stays (2019) and reaches The Burial of Bones in 2024. Breck's series include Blackridge Prep, Bones of Betrayal, Grove High School, Seven MC, Four Nightmares of Castle Pointe and Hellcrest Heights. New titles appear on average every few months, and the catalogue is marked as ongoing.

A.R. Kahler writes fantasy. The Immortal Circus (2012) opens a catalogue of 13 books that ends at Playing Wicked (2020), and Immortal Circus, Pale Queen and Ravenborn are the series recorded under the name. Circus life supplies much of the subject matter, with fortune-tellers, amnesia, murder, occultism, gods and artists in the records, and schools and drama beside them. The median Kahler book runs 240 pages. Nothing new has been catalogued since 2020.

A.R. Kennedy has 12 books in the catalogue, published between 2013 and 2020, and two series on record: Nathan Miccoli and Traveler Cozy Mystery. Gone But Not Missed (2013) is the first title and Undone in Uluru (2020) the newest. Gone But Not Goodbye (2014), Gone But Not Calm (2015), Gone But Not Free (2016), Saving Ferris (2018) and R.I.P. in Reykjavik (2020) are other titles. The list is marked likely complete.

A.R. Knight's catalogue lists 41 books published between 2017 and 2025, opening with Rakers (2017) and reaching Luna Gambit (2025). Eight series are recorded: Skyward Saga, Wild Nines, Seven Isles, Sever Squad, Hero's Code, Far Horizons, Rakers Saga and Wicked And Free. Knight holds the sole credit on all 41 titles and is still publishing.

Collapse and survival run through the names of A.R. Shaw's series: Graham's Resolution, Surrender the Sun, Disasters in a Jar, Dawn of Deception, Remember The Ruin, Anslo Ignited, Watch the Wreckage, Times of Trouble and Motel at the End of the World. The China Pandemic (2013) opens a catalogue of 33 books that reaches Dill's Chalet (2024), by way of The Cascade Preppers (2014) and The Last Infidels (2015). Shaw remains in active publication.

Cozy mystery at scale: A.R. Winters has 178 catalogued books since 2013. The Tiffany Black cases begin with Innocent in Las Vegas (2013), and several more titles name Las Vegas; the Cruise Ship Cozy Mysteries, Kylie Berry, Valerie Inkerman, Allie Day Cotswolds, Paradise Bed & Breakfast, Sweets & Secrets and McBlack's Treats Cafe series follow. Dinosaurs, Danger, and Deception is the most recent title, and publication continues into 2026.

A.S. Byatt

29 books• 1 series

A.S. Byatt was the professional name of Dame Antonia Susan Duffy (1936-2023), an English novelist, critic, poet and short-story writer whose books have been translated into more than thirty languages. Degrees of Freedom (1965) opens a catalogue of 29 titles. The Virgin in the Garden (1978) and Still Life (1985) belong to the Frederica Quartet, built around Frederica Potter, and Possession (1990) sits at the centre of the fiction. Criticism runs alongside the novels in Unruly Times (1973) and Passions of the Mind (1990), and Medusa's Ankles (2021) is the last dated entry.

A.S. King

12 books• 1 series

A.S. King, born Amy Sarig King on March 10, 1970, is an American writer of short fiction and young adult fiction. King received the 2022 Margaret Edwards Award and is the only author to win the Michael L. Printz Award twice, for Dig (2019) and for editing and contributing to The Collectors: Stories (2023). The catalogue lists 12 books from The Dust of 100 Dogs (2009) to Pick the Lock (2024), including Please Ignore Vera Dietz (2010) and Ask the Passengers (2012).

A.W. Exley is credited with 20 catalogued books published between 2013 and 2021. The run opens with Nefertiti's Heart (2013) and ends at Oubliette Lost (2021). Artifact Hunters and Silent Wings are the two series filed under the Exley name. Subject records for the catalogue list magic, antiquities, queens and man-woman relationships. No further title has been recorded since 2021, and the median volume runs 278 pages across the seven books with a page count.

Gunslinger, Concho, Avenging Angels and Legend of the Black Rose are the four western series listed under A.W. Hart. The catalogue opened fast, with eight books in 2019 alone: Killer's Chance, Killer's Choice, Killer's Fuse, Killer's Train, Day of Calamity, Heaven's Bounty, Sinners' Gold and Vengeance Trail. Hart has 34 books in total, running through Brand of the Damned and Guns of Legion (2020) to Smoke the Sky (2024).

Mercy Watts is the recurring character behind A.W. Hartoin's Mercy Watts Mysteries, one of five series in a 46-book catalogue dated 2012 to 2026. Hartoin works in mystery, historical fiction and thrillers, with Stella Bled, Afterlife Issues, Away From Whipplethorn and Son of a Witch making up the rest. The run begins with A Fairy's Guide to Disaster (2012) and continues to Loved and Lost (2026). Median book length is 306 pages.

Aaron Blabey is an Australian children's author and illustrator, born in 1974, and a former actor. Three series carry his name: Pig the Pug, picture books about a rude and selfish little dog; The Bad Guys, a graphic novel run for junior readers in which a gang of frightening-looking animals tries to fix its reputation, and which reached number one on the New York Times list; and Thelma the Unicorn, about a plain pony passing as a unicorn. Blabey's 46 catalogued books open with Pearl Barley and Charlie Parsley (2007) and reach The Boy Who Knew Too Much (2026), with Farmageddon scheduled for 2027. Volumes are short, a median of 32 pages.

Aaron Dembski-Bowden writes military science fiction. Space warfare, imaginary wars and battles, and space opera dominate the recorded subjects, which also name Judge Dredd. The catalogue lists 36 books between 2007 and 2022, including the Warhammer 40,000 Night Lords and Grey Knights series and titles such as Cadian Blood (2009), Soul Hunter (2010), Helsreach (2010) and The First Heretic (2010). Eight other writers appear as joint credits on individual books, Graham McNeill on two. Nothing has been catalogued since The Successors (2022).

Aaron Elkins, born in Brooklyn on 24 July 1935, is an American mystery writer. The novels featuring forensic anthropologist Gideon Oliver, the skeleton detective, are the best known part of the catalogue, which also runs the Lee Ofsted series, the Chris Norgren Mysteries, the Alix London series and standalone novels. The catalogue lists 35 books, from Fellowship of Fear (1982) to A Long Time Coming (2018). Subjects include college teachers, women golfers and Seattle.

Aaron Hodges writes fantasy and science fiction in trilogies and longer arcs: the Sword of Light Trilogy, Descendants of the Fall, Legend of the Gods, Knights of Alana, the Alfurian Chronicles, Swords of Heaven and Hell, Trials of the Aegis, Untamed Isles, and the Praegressus Project with its Evolution Gene companion. The 2017 titles alone include Dragon Born, Rebellion, Rebirth, Renegades, Retaliation and Retribution. Thirty-two books reach Rogue's Gambit (2024).

Thrillers and suspense head the subjects recorded for Aaron M. Patterson, with murder, detective and mystery stories, teenagers, angels and ancient history beside them, and fantasy and science fiction in the mix. The catalogue holds 22 books from Sweet Dreams (2008) to N19eteen (2016), a run marked likely complete. Six series sit under the Patterson name: the Airel Saga, Vincibles, Mark Appleton Thrillers, Sarah Steele, Archer Cross and Kirk Weston.

Aaron Oster has 62 books in the catalogue, published between 2019 and 2026 and all credited to Aaron Oster. Animal Kingdom: Riot opened the run in 2019, with Power, Rampage, Skyflare, Solarspire, Starbreak and Supermage following in the same year. Series recorded under the name include We Hunt Monsters, Rise to Omniscience, Buryoku, Land of the Elementals, Shattered Kingdoms, Master of Monster Arts, Beast Planet and Path of the Unconquerable. Aaron Oster is still publishing.

Aaron S. Rosenberg is an American novelist and game designer, born October 13, 1969. The catalogue lists 103 books between Asylum (1997) and The Dry Dock Deduction (2026), including game material such as Call of Cthulhu Gamemaster's Pack (2002). Series include DuckBob, Scattered Earth, Time of the Phoenix, Daemon Gates, Relicant Chronicles, ReDeus, Twin City Cryptids and Extreme Sports Biographies. Subjects range from skateboarding and sports biography to the Bermuda Triangle and the Powerpuff Girls, and Star Trek is listed among the characters.

Aaron Stander writes the Ray Elkins mysteries, murder investigations set in Michigan. Twelve books run from Summer People (2000) to Smoke and Mirrors (2024), roughly two years apart, taking in Color Tour (2006), Deer Season (2009), Shelf Ice (2010) and Gales of November (2017). Median length is 250 pages, and Stander remains actively publishing.

Aaron Starmer, born in northern California in 1976, is an American author of young adult novels, known for the Riverman Trilogy and Spontaneous. A 2016 report said Awesomeness Films had bought the rights to adapt Spontaneous, and the film of the same name came out in 2020. Starmer co-wrote a camping book with Catharine Wells and Timothy Starmer and appeared at the Texas Book Festival in 2016. The catalogue lists 13 books from Dweeb (2009) to Night Swimming (2025), including The Riverman (2014), Meme (2020) and The Magic Eraser (2020), and Locker 37 is also a listed series.

Aaron Zenz writes children's fiction about animals, with stories in rhyme among the recorded subjects. The catalogue holds eight titles published between 2005 and 2017, opening with The Hiccupotamus (2005) and reaching Little Iffy Learns to Fly (2017). Bedtime, monsters, friendship, humorous stories and board books also appear in the subject list. Hug a Bull: An Ode to Animal Dads and I Love Ewe: An Ode to Animal Moms both arrived in 2013.

Abbi Glines writes contemporary and young adult romance, with dating, family trouble and love triangles across the subjects. Sea Breeze, Rosemary Beach, Field Party, the Vincent Boys, the Existence trilogy and the Smoke series carry the catalogue, which holds 85 books from Breathe (2011) to Up To No Good. Alabama and rock musicians appear among the settings and occupations.

Abbi Waxman writes humorous contemporary fiction about families in Los Angeles: widows, single mothers, gardeners and illustrators. The Garden of Small Beginnings (2017) opens the catalogue, followed by Other People's Houses, The Bookish Life of Nina Hill (2019), Adult Assembly Required (2022) and Christa Comes Out of Her Shell (2024). The Mann & Mason mysteries, One Death at a Time (2025) and Deadly Does It (2026), close the list at eight.

Abbie Williams writes romance, including historical romance, with 13 books catalogued from 2012 to 2020. The two series are Shore Leave Cafe and Dove. Summer at the Shore Leave Cafe (2012) is the first title, and Heart of a Dove (2014) and Soul of a Crow (2016) appear later. Subjects include missing persons, veterans, brothers and the United States. A Place to Belong (2020) is the newest book.

Abbie Zanders has 65 books catalogued since Dangerous Secrets (2014), with Earth Witch (2026) the newest and Look Closer due in 2027. Callaghan Brothers and Callaghan Next Generation are series, as are Connelly Cousins, Covendale, Mythic, Lost In Time and BAMF Team. First and Only, Maiden in Manhattan and Raising Hell in the Highlands date from 2014. Black Wolfe's Mate (2015) was published under the name Avelyn McCrae.

Abby Ayles has 80 catalogued books dated 2017 to 2024, opening with The Lady The Duke And The Gentleman (2017) and reaching Tame A Scarred Baron (2024). A Cinderella for the Duke and A Mysterious Governess for the Reluctant Earl are 2018 titles. Series include Marriages by Mistake, Keys to a Lockridge Heart, Tales of Magnificent Ladies, Falling for the Hartfield Ladies, Belles of the Ball, Harrington Sisters and Forbidden Loves and Dashing Lords.

Abby Gaines is a romance novelist from New Zealand. Gaines took a degree in French, German, Japanese and Spanish, worked for IBM, then freelanced as a business journalist before Harlequin Superromance offered a first contract. The catalogue lists 20 books dated 2007 to 2013, from Whose Lie Is It Anyway? to Jane's Gift. Recorded subjects cover contemporary romance, historical romance, romantic suspense, Christian fiction and NASCAR racing. Those Merritt Girls and Parson's Daughters are the two series filed under Gaines.

Abby Green writes contemporary romance, with catalogue subjects including billionaires, businessmen, mistresses, marriage and pregnancy. Green has read romance novels since childhood summers in the west of Ireland, where the first one came from a grandmother's library book. The catalogue lists 63 books, from Chosen as the Frenchman's Bride (2006) to Unmasking His Pregnant Queen (2026). Series include Harlequin Presents, Desert Nights, Rulers of the Desert, Royal House of Sadat, Marchetti Dynasty, Quinn Siblings, DePiero Siblings and Rival Spanish Brothers.

Eighteen books stand under Abby James, all published between 2017 and 2019. Six series are catalogued to the name: Death's Angel, Dark Realms, Darkwells Academy, Fealty, Cursed Prophecy and Black Cartes. Tropical Heat (2017) is the earliest title in the listing and Death Unleashed (2019) the latest, with Dragon Blood (2018), Dragon Fire (2018) and The Mage's Curse (2018) in between. The catalogue records nothing after 2019.

Abby Jimenez

12 books• 5 series

Abby Jimenez is an American romance novelist who also owns Nadia Cakes, a bake shop with locations in California and Minnesota. Jimenez won the 2013 run of the Food Network competition show Cupcake Wars. The catalogue holds 12 books, opening with The Friend Zone (2019) and reaching The Night We Met (2026), and the recorded subjects cover romance, man-woman relationships and humour. Part of Your World is one of the series filed under the Jimenez name, alongside standalone novels and shorter work.

Abby Klein has 48 books in the catalogue, published from 2004 to 2018, and the two named series are Ready, Freddy! Second Grade and Ready, Freddy! Reader. Tooth Trouble, Homework Hassles and The King of Show-and-Tell all date from 2004. Subjects include first grade, school, teeth, twins, bullies, pets and Halloween. Gamer Boy (2018) is the newest title, and the run is listed as likely complete.

Abby L. Vandiver has 18 catalogued books published between 2013 and 2022, opening with In the Beginning (2013). Five series carry the Vandiver credit: Logan Dickerson Cozy Mystery, Mars Origin, Romaine Wilder Mystery, Tiny House Cozy Mystery and Normal Junction. The most recent catalogued title, Where Wild Peaches Grow (2022), is listed under the name Cade Bentley. Nothing further has been catalogued since 2022.

Abdulrazak Gurnah

11 books

Abdulrazak Gurnah is a Tanzanian novelist and academic, born on 20 December 1948 in the Sultanate of Zanzibar and of Yemeni origin. Gurnah came to the United Kingdom as a refugee in the 1960s, at the time of the Zanzibar Revolution. The catalogue lists 11 books from Memory of Departure (1987) to Theft (2025). Paradise (1994) reached the Booker and Whitbread shortlists; By the Sea (2001) made the Booker longlist and the Los Angeles Times Book Prize shortlist; Desertion (2005) was shortlisted for the Commonwealth Writers' Prize. Subjects include Africa, refugees, immigrants and England.

Abe Moss began publishing in 2019 with The Final Babysitter, Bathwater Blues, Little Emmett and The Writhing. Twenty-six catalogued books follow, grouped into the Dread Void and Unmaking series, among them A Ghost Arrives (2020), Under the Wicked Moon (2020), Amid the Sinking Dark (2021) and Beyond the Phantom Glow (2021). Dance with Devils appeared in 2026.

Abi Elphinstone writes children's fiction and is Scottish. The catalogue lists 13 books from The Dreamsnatcher (2015) to Ember Spark and the Unicorn's Secret (2025), covering the Dreamsnatcher, Unmapped Chronicles and Ember Spark series. Other titles include Sky Song (2018), The Snow Dragon (2019), The Frost Goblin (2022) and Saving Neverland (2023). Subjects include magic, nightmares and forests.

Abigail Dean is an English novelist based in south London, with 3 books to her name: Girl A (2021), Day One (2024) and The Death of Us (2025). Families, brothers and sisters, and psychological pressure fill the subject tags across all three. Dean publishes roughly every two years and the catalogue is open.

Beekeeping and murder meet in Abigail Keam's Josiah Reynolds Mysteries, which open with Death by a HoneyBee (2010) and name a method of death in almost every title after it, Death by Drowning, Death by Bourbon, Death by Bridle, Death by Chocolate. The Mona Moon Mysteries, the Last Chance Romance books and the De Magela family saga run alongside. Fifty-three titles reach Death By Mail (2026), with Death By Folly due in 2027.

Abigail Owen has 38 books in the catalogue, from Blue Violet (2012) to The Wrath Gods Reap (2026). Owen's series are Brimstone Inc., Fire's Edge, Shadowcat Nation, Svatura, Inferno Rising, Legendary Consultants, Dominions and Crucible. Early titles include Crimson Dahlia, White Hyacinth, Black Orchid and Her Demigod Complex.

Abigail Roux, a North Carolina native and former volleyball player who now coaches middle school volleyball and softball, writes gay romantic suspense. Roux's best-known series is Cut & Run, which shares its name with a 2008 title, and a second series is Sidewinder. The 22 catalogued books run from Caught Running (2007) to Crash & Burn (2015), and include Sticks & Stones (2010), Divide & Conquer (2011) and Armed & Dangerous (2012). The catalogue is listed as likely complete.

Abigail Wilson published six novels between 2019 and 2022. Most take their titles from a house or an estate: In the Shadow of Croft Towers, Masquerade at Middlecrest Abbey, The Vanishing at Loxby Manor, Twilight at Moorington Cross and Within These Gilded Halls, with Midnight on the River Grey among them. Nothing has followed Within These Gilded Halls (2022), and the catalogue stands dormant.

Abir Mukherjee

12 books• 4 series

Abir Mukherjee's Wyndham & Banerjee mysteries are set in Kolkata under British rule. A Rising Man (2016) opens the series, followed by A Necessary Evil, Smoke and Ashes, Death in the East and The Shadows of Men. Mukherjee also writes the Sin books and standalone novels, and the catalogue holds 12 titles through The Pinnacle in 2026. Murder, assassination and the British occupation of India are the recurring subjects.

Abraham Verghese

7 books

Physician and author Abraham Verghese was born on May 30, 1955. At Stanford Medical School, Verghese holds the Linda R. Meier and Joan F. Lane Provostial Professorship of Medicine and directs the internal medicine clerkship. The best-selling books are two memoirs and two novels; the catalogue includes My Own Country: A Doctor's Story (1994), The Tennis Partner (1998), Cutting for Stone (2009) and The Covenant of Water (2023). Subjects include physicians, AIDS and internal medicine. Verghese co-hosts the Medscape podcast Medicine and the Machine with Eric Topol, joined the Institute of Medicine in 2011, won the Heinz Award in 2014 and received the National Humanities Medal in 2015.

Ace Atkins

38 books• 6 series

Ace Atkins, born June 28, 1970, is an American novelist and journalist whose fiction is set in the southern United States. Crossroad Blues (1998) and Leavin' Trunk Blues (2000) are early titles, followed by Dark End of the Street (2002), Dirty South (2004) and White Shadow (2006). The Ranger (2011) is also listed, and Kudzu (2025) is the latest book. Atkins writes the Quinn Colson, Nick Travers and Jason Colson series, and Spenser appears among the characters on the author page. Mississippi, the United States Army, private investigators and murder investigation feature in the subject tags.

Ace Collins works both sides of the fiction line. The Stories Behind books trace the origins of songs and hymns, starting with Songs Sung Red, White, and Blue (1975), while In the President's Service and the Lije Evans Mysteries are suspense and legal fiction. The catalogue holds 62 titles published between 1975 and 2024, reaching Time Walker (2024). Christmas music, hymns, lawyers and Christian suspense recur among the subjects, at a median 207 pages.

Actus writes LitRPG, and has published 46 catalogued books since 2021. Return of the Runebound Professor reached a tenth volume in 2026 and heads a list of twelve series that also takes in Rise of the Living Forge, My Best Friend is an Eldritch Horror, Nightmare Realm Summoner, Morcster Chef, Steamforged Sorcery, Shattered System and Gleam. Several of those exist in light novel and graphic novel editions as well. Cleaver's Edge (2021) opens the catalogue, and a further Runebound Professor volume is dated 2027.

Ada Bell writes mystery and detective fiction. Ten books are catalogued between 2021 and 2026, opening with Mystic Pieces (2021) and reaching Election Seer (2026). Titles in the run include Seer Today, Gone Tomorrow (2021), Sight Seering (2021), The Scry's the Limit (2021), The Pie in the Scry (2022), Eight Maids A-Meddlin' (2023) and The Psychic's the Thing (2024). For Ada Bell books in order, the sequence starts in 2021 and continues.

Ada Calhoun

8 books

Ada Calhoun is an American writer, born Ada Calhoun Schjeldahl in March 1976. The catalogue lists 8 books published between 2010 and 2025, from Instinctive Parenting (2010) to the novel Crush (2025). St. Marks Is Dead (2015) is a history of St. Mark's Place in the East Village of Manhattan; Wedding Toasts I'll Never Give (2017) collects essays on marriage; Why We Can't Sleep (2020) takes up Generation X women; and Also a Poet (2022) is a memoir about Calhoun's father and the poet Frank O'Hara. Calhoun has also worked as a critic for The New York Times Book Review and as a co-author and ghostwriter.