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Death by Coffee (2015) opens Alex Erickson's Bookstore Cafe Mysteries, cozy whodunits built around a bookshop and a coffee house. Twenty-one catalogued books run to Death by Red Velvet Latte in 2026, with the Furever Pets Mysteries and the Cat Yoga Mysteries alongside. Small towns, rescued animals and murder investigations supply the material.

Alex Finlay has six catalogued books, one a year from 2021: Every Last Fear (2021), The Night Shift (2022, also published as Good Night, Pretty Girl), What Have We Done (2023), If Something Happens to Me (2024), Parents Weekend (2025) and The Anniversary (2026). No series structure is recorded for the catalogue, and Finlay keeps publishing.

Alexandra Flinn, born in 1966, writes novels for young adults, many of them modernised versions of classic fairy tales. Flinn's books have reached the New York Times and USA Today bestseller lists, have been translated into over twenty languages, and have landed on the American Library Association's Best Books for Young Adults and Quick Picks for Reluctant Young Adult Readers lists. Fifteen catalogued titles run from Breathing Underwater (2001) to Love, Jacaranda (2020), Beastly (2007) and A Kiss in Time (2008) among them, with the Kendra Chronicles as the named series.

Alex Gerlis is a British novelist and a former BBC journalist. Espionage thrillers set in the Second World War fill the catalogue, whose subjects include secret service work, Nazis and the years 1939-1945. Sixteen books run from The Best of Our Spies (2012) to City of Traitors (2026), among them The Swiss Spy (2015), Vienna Spies (2017) and Prince of Spies (2020). Spy Masters, Richard Prince Thriller and Wolf Pack Spies are the series credited to Gerlis, who also has non-fiction on the list.

Ancient Rome is Alex Gough's territory. The Carbo of Rome books open the catalogue in 2014 with Carbo and the Thief and Watchmen Of Rome, and the Imperial Assassin and Mark Antony series follow. Emperor's Knife and Emperor's Sword (both 2019), Emperor's Axe (2020), Emperor's Spear (2021) and Emperor's Fate (2022) fall in the middle of the run. Fifteen books are catalogued, reaching Caesar's Nemesis in 2026.

Alex Gray

23 books• 1 series

Alex Gray is a Scottish crime writer. The Detective Lorimer novels make up the catalogue, setting Detective Chief Inspector William Lorimer and the psychological profiler Solomon Brightman on murder and serial killings around Glasgow. Gray has also published magazine articles, poetry, short stories and pieces for BBC radio schools programmes. The catalogue lists 23 titles dated 2002 to 2025, opening with Never Somewhere Else (2002) and continuing through The Riverman (2007), Glasgow Kiss (2009), Five Ways to Kill a Man (2010) and The Swedish Girl (2013). Acts of Malice is dated 2025.

Alex Grayson writes contemporary and erotic romance. Attraction, widowhood and difficult relationships supply the material across the Jaded, Consumed, Hell Night, Westbridge, Bully Me, Ever and Itty Bitty Delights series. Thirty-one catalogued books start with Shatter Me, also published as Beautifully Broken, in 2014 and reach The Wild Man (2024).

Alex Grecian is an American writer of novels, short fiction and comics. Grecian's 20 catalogued books open with Seven Sons (2006) and run to The Boatman (2026), covering historical detective fiction built on the London police alongside the Proof and Rasputin graphic novels. Scotland Yard's Murder Squad is the sequence Grecian is known for, beginning with The Yard (2012) and taking in The Black Country (2013) and The Blue Girl (2013). The Yard drew Strand Award and Barry Award nominations for a first novel, and The Black Country a Dilys Award nomination.

Maggie O'Dell, a criminal profiler, and Ryder Creed, who works with search dogs, carry Alex Kava's two thriller series. A Perfect Evil (2000) opens the O'Dell run, and the catalogue reaches 27 books with Chasing Creed in 2026. Criminal profilers, women detectives, veterans and search dogs are the catalogued subjects, with Washington D.C. among the settings.

Alex Kershaw, born 1966, is an English journalist, public speaker and author of narrative history. The Second World War supplies most of the catalogue: The Bedford Boys (2004), The Longest Winter (2004), The Few (2006), Escape from the Deep (2008), The Liberator (2012) and Avenue of Spies (2015). Kershaw also writes biography, starting at Jack London (1997) and continuing to Patton's Prayer (2024). Thirteen Kershaw titles are catalogued, with American soldiers, campaigns and regimental history as the recurring subjects.

Alex Lake writes psychological thrillers about marriages, stalkers and abductions. Ten books run from After Anna (2015) to You Are Mine (2026), including Killing Kate (2016), Copycat (2017), Seven Days (2019), The Choice (2020) and Here One Minute (2024). Kidnapping, deception, secrecy and marital conflict are the recurring subjects, and no series links the books. Lake is still publishing.

Fantasy with a military edge is Alex Lidell's mode. Military academies, political corruption and adventure supply the material across seven series, among them Tides, Great Falls Academy, Trident Rescue, Immortals of Talonswood and Fated to the Draken Riders. Lidell's 39 books open with The Cadet of Tildor (2013) and reach Fated to Flurry in 2025, with several of the earlier titles carrying two names.

Alex Lukeman writes on two tracks. The earlier one is non-fiction about dreams and self-knowledge, What Your Dreams Can Teach You (1990), Nightmares: How to Make Sense of Your Darkest Dreams (2000), Sleep Well, Sleep Deep (2011), and the later one is the Project series of thrillers, starting with White Jade and The Lance in 2011 and joined by the Michael Thorne books. Thirty-one titles span 1990 to 2025, closing for now with Joshua's Trumpet.

Alex Marwood writes literary suspense about serial murder, missing persons and the people living next door. Five books make up the catalogue: The Wicked Girls (2008), The Killer Next Door (2013), The Darkest Secret (2016), The Poison Garden (2019) and The Island of Lost Girls (2023). Roughly four years separate one from the next, at a median of 387 pages, and nothing new has followed 2023.

Three psychological thrillers make up Alex Michaelides's catalogue: The Silent Patient (2019), The Maidens (2021) and The Fury (2024). Artists, marriage and family violence supply the subject matter, with London among the settings. Each book stands alone, so no reading order applies. Novels median 336 pages, and Michaelides publishes at intervals of two to three years.

Alex North has 1 book in the catalogue: The Man Made of Smoke, published in 2025. The Man Made of Smoke is both the first and the newest Alex North title listed, and the author is marked as still publishing.

Alex Pavesi has two catalogued novels, both of them traditional mysteries turning on writing and publishing. The Eighth Detective (2020), also published as Eight Detectives, came first; Ink Ribbon Red (2025) followed. Authors, publishers and detective fiction fill the subject tags.

Alex Scarrow

38 books• 6 series

TimeRiders is the young adult science fiction series Alex Scarrow is most known for, and subject headings for the books name time travel along with the characters Maddy Carter, Liam O'Connor and Sal Vikram. Scarrow is a British author born on 14 February 1966. The catalogue lists 39 books from A Thousand Suns (2006) to Let's Play (2026), with The Good Doctor due in 2027. Afterlight (2007), Last Light (2007) and October Skies (2008) precede TimeRiders (2010), and The Doomsday Code (2011) and City of Shadows (2012) follow. DCI Boyd, Ellie Quin and Plague Land are the other series, and plague and survival appear among the subjects.

Alex Shaw writes thrillers across five series: Aidan Snow, Jack Tate, Wolf Six, the Sophie Racine assassin books and Delta Force Vampire. Sixteen titles are catalogued, opening with Double Glazed (2009) and reaching Target Echo (2026). Cold Black (2010), Cold Blood (2014) and Cold East (2015) mark the middle of the run, alongside Kyiv Rules and the Hetman books.

Alex Sigmore writes crime thrillers in four series: Emily Slate, Ivy Bishop, the Hale Hastings mystery thrillers and the Oak Creek books. The catalogue opens in 2022 with a burst of titles including Her Last Shot, Her Final Words, His Perfect Crime, Smoke and Ashes and The Lost Daughter. Thirty-five books had appeared by 2026, reaching A Deadly Promise.

Alex Smith has 16 books in the catalogue, published between 2019 and 2024. Paper Girls (2019) is the earliest, followed in 2020 by Bad Dog, Three Little Pigs, Run Rabbit Run and Whip Crack. Every Mother's Son, Stone Cold Dead and Sweet Briar Rose appeared in 2021, and Jaw Breaker and King Rat in 2022. Every Last Devil (2024) is the newest title, and the books have a median length of 344 pages.

Alexa Aston writes historical romance, with 121 books catalogued from Outlaw Muse (2013) to An Irresistible Kiss (2026). Knights of Honor, Suddenly a Duke, Second Sons of London, Strongs of Shadowcrest, Soldiers and Soulmates, Dukes of Distinction and Dukes Done Wrong are among the series. Sugar Springs, Maple Cove and Hollywood Name Game are further series. Word of Honor (2016), Code of Honor (2017) and Heart of Honor (2017) are among the listed titles.

Football players and single women turn up in the subjects of Alexa Martin's books, which are catalogued as sports romance, romantic comedy and multicultural romance. The 9 books run from Intercepted (2018) through Blitzed (2019), Fumbled (2019), Snapped (2020), Mom Jeans and Other Mistakes (2021), Better Than Fiction (2022), Next-Door Nemesis (2023) and How to Sell a Romance (2025) to By the Bootstraps (2026). Martin's series are Playbook and Starlight Ridge.

Alexa Riley is a contemporary romance name with 208 books catalogued between 2014 and 2026. Owning Her Innocence (2014) opens the run and Sugarplum (2026) is the newest entry. Series recorded under Alexa Riley include Forced Submission, Ghost Riders MC, Breeding, Fairytale Shifter, Cowboys & Virgins, Camp Hardwood, Pink Springs, Craven Cove and Andora Royalty. The subjects attached to the books are contemporary romance, man-woman relationships and businessmen. Alexa Riley is still publishing.

Alexa Verde has 70 books in the catalogue, dated 2014 to 2027. Color of Danger (2014) is the first, followed by River of Danger (2015), Scent of Danger (2016), Taste of Danger (2016) and Touch of Danger (2017). Season of Miracles (2016), Season of Hope (2017) and Season of Joy (2017) also appear. Series include Cowboy Crossing Romances, Escape to Cowboy Crossing, Seaside Cowboys, Secrets of Rios Azules, Rios Azules Christmas, Honor and Danger Team and Billionaire Protectors. Word of Honor appeared in 2026, and Vow of Honor is due in 2027.

Alexander McCall Smith

165 books• 25 series

Sir Alexander McCall Smith, born 24 August 1948, is a Scottish legal scholar and novelist who created The No. 1 Ladies' Detective Agency series. Born and raised in Southern Rhodesia (now Zimbabwe), McCall Smith was Professor of Medical Law at the University of Edinburgh and worked on medical law and bioethics committees. English-language sales passed 40 million by 2010, with translations into 46 languages. The catalogue lists 165 books from White Hippo (1980) to 2026, including 44 Scotland Street, Isabel Dalhousie, Detective Varg and children's titles.

Alexandra Benedict writes historical romance, with catalogue subjects recording nobility, marriage and English literature. The listing opens with A Forbidden Love (2005) and takes in Too Great a Temptation (2006), The Infamous Rogue (2009), The Notorious Scoundrel (2010) and Her Lord Cinder (2018), grouped into the Hawkins Brothers, Westmore Brothers, Castles in the Sky and Fallen Ladies Society series. The listing also carries an Edie O'Sullivan mystery sequence, whose subject matter sits apart from the rest of the catalogue.

Alexandra Bracken

17 books• 5 series

Alexandra Bracken is an American author, born in 1987, known for The Darkest Minds and Passenger series. The catalogue lists 17 books from Brightly Woven (2010) to Immortal Rose (2026). The Darkest Minds (2012), Never Fade (2013) and In The After Light (2014) are among the early titles, and Passenger (2016) and Wayfarer (2017) follow. Other series are Prosper Redding and Silver in the Bone. Subjects include psychic ability, time travel, fantasy and science fiction.

Alexandra Hawkins writes historical romance set among the English nobility, and calls herself an unrepentant Anglophile who found romance novels as a teenager and decided then to write her own. The Lords of Vice series draws on English history and mythology for sensual, character-led stories; Masters of Seduction is her second. Twelve titles run from All Night with a Rogue (2010) to Waiting For an Earl Like You (2017).

Alexandra Ivy is an American novelist, known above all for the contemporary paranormal series Guardians of Eternity, a New York Times bestseller. Under the name Deborah or Debbie Raleigh, Ivy also writes Regency historicals. Romantic Times magazine named When Darkness Comes and Embrace the Darkness as Top Picks. The catalogue holds 100 books, opening with Lord Carlton's Courtship and Lord Mumford's Minx in 2000 and reaching Dragon Magic in 2026, with Surrender to the Dragon scheduled for 2027. Bayou Heat, Dragons of Eternity, Immortal Rogues, Magic For Hire and Cresswell Sisters are among the other series on record.

Alexandra Moody has 24 books in the catalogue, filed under romance and published from Tainted (2014) to Rebel Darling (2026). Moody's series are Darling Devils, ARC, Liftsal Guardians, Wrong Match and Weybridge Academy. Fractured and Talented (both 2015), Destined (2016) and The Rift War (2017) are among the early titles, and Christmas Chaos and Christmas Curse appeared in 2018.

Alexandra Vasti writes historical romance. Two series carry the catalogue: Halifax Hellions, which opens with In Which Margo Halifax Earns Her Shocking Reputation (2022) and works through the Halifax sisters Matilda and Winnie, and Flirty Rotten Scoundrels. Dukes, earls and viscounts run through the titles, among them Ne'er Duke Well (2024), Earl Crush (2025) and The Christmas I Stole a Viscount (2025). Twelve books date from 2022 to 2027, with Meet Me at Midsummer scheduled for 2027.

Alexandra Warren has 39 books in the catalogue, all dated between 2015 and 2022. An Unconventional Love (2015) is the first listed title and Two Minute Warning (2022) the newest. Warren's series include Tale of Two Cities, Building 402, Attractions & Distractions, ...For Love, Spite, FWB and Houston Skyhawks. No new title has been catalogued since 2022, so the author is marked dormant.

Alexandre Dumas

82 books• 12 series

Historical fiction set in France is what Alexandre Dumas is catalogued for. The Three Musketeers and d'Artagnan Romances, the Monte Cristo books, the Marie Antoinette Romances, the Last Valois and the Sainte-Hermine Cycle are the series, with Celebrated Crimes and travel writing among the non-fiction. Eighty-three entries are dated from Antony (1831) onward, several of them in English translation.

Alexandria Bellefleur is an award-winning USA Today bestselling author of contemporary romance, often featuring grumpy characters and the sunshine characters who win them over. The debut novel, Written in the Stars (2020), won a 2021 Lambda Literary Award and a 2020 Ripped Bodice Award for Excellence in Romantic Fiction. Hang the Moon (2021), Count Your Lucky Stars (2022), The Fiancée Farce (2023) and Truly, Madly, Deeply (2024) followed, and If These Walls Could Talk (2026) is the newest title. LGBTQ romance and romantic comedy appear in the subjects.

Alexandria House has 39 catalogued books, published between 2017 and 2026. The run opens with Higher Love (2017) and reaches Trust Me (2026). House writes in series: McClain Brothers, Strickland Sisters, Love After, Them Boys, Romey University, HOUSE Mixtapes, St. Louis Cyclones and St. Louis Sires. House holds the sole credit on all 39 titles and is still publishing.

Alexi Venice has 18 books on record, published from 2015 to 2025. Ebola Vaccine Wars, Svea's Sins and Victus appeared in 2015, and Baking Ice Cubes is the newest title. The four series listed for Alexi Venice are San Francisco Mystery, Pepper McCallan, Monica Spade and Hank Hart. Bourbon Chase (2017) and Sativa Strain (2018) are among the middle titles.

Alexia Gordon's Gethsemane Brown Mysteries run to five books, each titled after a musical key: Murder in G Major (2016), Death in D Minor (2017), Killing in C Sharp (2018), Fatality in F (2019) and Execution in E (2020). African American women musicians, orchestras, schools and murder investigation sit among the subjects. Nothing further has been catalogued under Gordon's name since 2020.

Alexis Daria

9 books• 3 series

Alexis Daria is an American romance novelist, and You Had Me at Hola (2020) is Daria's most widely known book. Take the Lead, listed for 2017 alongside Dance with Me, received a Romance Writers of America RITA Award. The catalogue holds 9 books, with Dance All Night (2018), A Lot Like Adios (2021), What the Hex (2021), Only Santas in the Building (2024), Along Came Amor (2025) and The Holiday Hookup List (2025) completing the run. Dance Off and Primas of Power are the series, and Hispanic American television actors and soap operas appear in the subjects. Daria holds a bachelor's degree in Computer Arts and lives in New York City.

Alexis Hall is an English author of LGBTQ romance, urban fantasy and science fiction, nominated three times for the Lambda Literary Award for Gay Romance. Boyfriend Material and The Affair of the Mysterious Letter are among the novels. The catalogue lists 39 books published between 2013 and 2026, from Aftermath, Glitterland and Iron & Velvet in 2013 through to Never After (2026). Series headings include the Spires Universe, Kate Kane Paranormal Investigator, Arden St. Ives, Winner Bakes All, Something Fabulous, Prosperity, Mortal Follies and Material World. Subject tags name England, London, gay men and historical fantasy.

Alexis Morgan writes paranormal and fantasy romance about vampires, immortality, magic and the conflict of good and evil. The catalogue holds 50 books, from Dark Protector and Dark Defender (both 2006) to To Trust a Rancher (2026). Series include Paladins of Darkness, Talions, Warriors of the Mist, Heroes of Dunbar Mountain, Snowberry Creek, Sergeant Joe's Boys, Paladin Strike Team and Abbey McCree Mystery. In Darkness Reborn (2007) and Dark Warrior Unleashed (2008) are among the early titles.

Alexis Winter's catalogue lists 72 books published between 2018 and 2026, from Always You (2018) to That Rush (2026). Series recorded against the name include Chicago Billionaires, Slade Brothers and Slade Brothers Second Generation, Make Her Mine, Men of Rocky Mountain, Castille Hotel, South Side Boys, Four Forces Security, Grand Lake Colorado, Mountain Ridge, Love You Forever and Flirting with Forever. Winter holds the sole credit on all 72 titles and is still publishing.

Ali Brady is the name on six catalogued novels published between 2022 and 2025. The run opens with The Beach Trap (2022) and continues through The Comeback Summer (2023), One Night, Two Holidays and Until Next Summer (both 2024), then Battle of the Bookstores and Merry Little Bookshop (both 2025). Summer holidays and bookshops recur in the titles, and Brady remains actively publishing.

Ali Brandon is the name used for the Black Cat Bookshop Mystery series, and the author behind it is a New York Times bestseller. Catalogued titles include Double-Booked for Death (2011), A Novel Way to Die (2012), Words With Fiends (2013), Literally Murder (2014), Plot Boiler (2015) and Twice Told Tail (2016). Darla Pettistone and Hamlet are characters named in the subjects, along with cats, booksellers, cat shows and women sleuths.

Ali Hazelwood

19 books• 7 series

Romance novelist Ali Hazelwood is Italian and works as a neuroscience professor in the United States. Women in STEM fields and academia run through much of the fiction. The debut novel, The Love Hypothesis (2021), was a New York Times best seller and became a feature film. The catalogue counts 19 books between 2021 and 2025, ending with Hot for Slayer, and names the series STEMinist Novellas, Love Hypothesis, Bride, Not in Love and Bound and Unbound. Hazelwood continues to publish.

Ali McNamara writes romantic comedy. From Notting Hill with Love... Actually (2010) opens the Actually series, which follows Scarlett O'Brien through films, weddings and New York, and the St Felix books turn to the seaside: The Little Flower Shop by the Sea (2015), Letters from Lighthouse Cottage (2016), Secrets and Seashells at Rainbow Bay (2019). 16 catalogued titles reach Right Place, Right Time (2025).

Ali Novak writes young adult fiction. My Life with the Walter Boys began on Wattpad, where it drew 22 million reads before Sourcebooks published it in 2012, was nominated for the 2014 Goodreads Choice Award for Young Adult Fiction, and was adapted as a television series; My Return to the Walter Boys followed in 2025. Novak's Heartbreak Chronicles trilogy runs The Heartbreakers (2015), Paper Hearts (2017) and Heartstrings (2025). Families, brothers, grief and dating are recurring subjects.

Ali Parker has 266 books in this catalogue, published between 2014 and 2026. Deceived (2014) is the earliest entry and Our Chaotic Love Affair (2026) the newest. C. Morgan is credited alongside Parker on 4 of the listed books. Series recorded under the Parker name include Bancroft Billionaire Brothers, Casanova Club, Dawson Brothers, Providence University, MacAllen Boys and Billion-Dollar Business. Parker is an ongoing author.

Cooking is the recorded subject for Ali Rosen, who has 8 books in the catalogue from 2018 to 2026. Bring It! (2018) comes first, and Modern Freezer Meals (2021) and 15 Minute Meals (2024) follow. The list also carries Recipe for Second Chances (2023), Alternate Endings (2024), Unlikely Story (2025) and Merry and Bright (2025). The Slow Burn (2026) is the newest Ali Rosen title.

Ali Smith

23 books• 2 series

Ali Smith is a Scottish author, playwright, academic and journalist, born in 1962, holder of a CBE and a Fellow of the Royal Society of Literature. Smith's 23 catalogued books open with Like (1997) and reach Glyph (2025), taking in Hotel World (2001), The Accidental (2005), Girl Meets Boy (2007) and several collections of short stories. Two series are catalogued: the Seasonal books and Gliff. Gliff and Glyph are homophone novels published in successive years, both addressing contemporary social and political questions. Sebastian Barry called Smith Scotland's Nobel laureate-in-waiting in 2016.

Ali Vali writes lesbian romance and romantic suspense, with 41 books catalogued from All It Took Was You (2001) to Journey to Amazonia (2026). Cain Casey is a series, and The Devil Inside (2006), The Devil Unleashed (2006) and Deal with the Devil (2008) are among the listed titles. Genesis Clan, Harry & Desi's, Sept Savoie & Keegan Blanchard, Blue Skies and Waves are other series. Subjects include New Orleans, organized crime, women lawyers, restaurateurs and lesbian police officers.

Alice Blanchard is an American suspense novelist, born in 1959. The Stuntman's Daughter and Other Stories (1996) opens the catalogue and took the Katherine Anne Porter Prize for Fiction. 15 books run to The World Above (2026), and the Natalie Lockhart novels form the one series, police procedurals built around a policewoman. Trace of Evil (2019) and The Witching Tree (2021) sit in the later run. Murder, psychopaths, sisters, and fathers and daughters recur.

Alice Clayton writes funny contemporary romance, with friends-to-lovers and enemies-to-lovers stories among the recorded subjects. The catalogue lists 13 books from 2010 to 2020, opening with The Unidentified Redhead and The Redhead Revealed (both 2010). Series include Cocktail, Redhead, Hudson Valley and Broads Abroad. Wallbanger (2012), Rusty Nailed (2014), Screwdrivered (2014), Nuts (2015) and Cream of the Crop (2016) are among the titles, and One More Round (2020) is the latest.

Alice Coldbreath's catalogue holds 18 books published between 2014 and 2026, grouped into four series: Brides of Karadok, Vawdrey Brothers, Victorian Prizefighters and Victorian Reversal of Fortune. Love Potion for the Alpha (2014) opens the list, Her Baseborn Bridegroom (2016) and A Bride for the Prizefighter (2020) fall inside it, and A Much Maligned Miss (2026) is the newest title. Coldbreath is actively publishing.

Alice Duncan has 60 catalogued books, from One Bright Morning (1995) to Spirits Adopted (2025). Historical romance and westerns are among the subjects, and some 1997 titles appear under the names Emma Craig and Rachel Wilson. Murder and investigation also appear among the subjects, and Daisy Gumm Majesty is a recurring character. Duncan's series include Daisy Gumm Majesty Mystery, Mercy Allcutt Mystery, Dream Maker, Land of Enchantment, Meet Me at the Fair and Pecos Valley.

Marriages with something rotten at the middle are Alice Feeney's subject. Feeney writes domestic and psychological suspense, 9 catalogued books published between 2017 and 2027. Sometimes I Lie (2017) opens the list, followed by I Know Who You Are (2019), His & Hers (2020), Rock Paper Scissors (2021), Daisy Darker (2022) and Good Bad Girl (2023). Twist is scheduled for 2027.

Alice Hemming writes children's books, from early readers to picture books. Fifty-four titles are catalogued between 2013 and 2027, including the Leaf Thief, Squirrel and Bird, Dark Unicorns, Rose Gold and Friends and Class X series. The run opens with The Black And White Club (2013) and A Gold Star For George (2015). Zoo animals, friendship, penguins and giraffes recur as subjects, and The Egg Thief is scheduled for 2027.

Alice Henderson is an American author living in San Francisco, raised in Missouri, and holding a master's degree in folklore and geography. Henderson has worked as a wildlife researcher and in GIS, and wrote material for Star Wars video games at LucasArts. The catalogue lists 14 books from Night Terrors (2005) to Storm Warning (2026), with Dangerous Ground due in 2027. The Alex Carter and Skyfire Saga series sit alongside titles such as A Solitude of Wolverines (2020) and A Blizzard of Polar Bears (2021). Recorded subjects include thrillers, demonology, psychics and Sam and Dean Winchester.

Alice Hoffman

52 books• 10 series

Alice Hoffman, born March 16, 1952, is an American novelist who also writes for young adults and children. Practical Magic (1995) became a 1998 film of the same name and grew into a media franchise. Magic realism runs through much of the work, with elements of magic, irony and unconventional romances. The catalogue counts 52 books, starting with Property Of (1977) and The Drowning Season (1979) and reaching The Witches of Cambridge (2026). Series include Practical Magic, Once Upon a Time Bookshop Stories, Water Tales and Green Angel, plus picture books. Subjects include Massachusetts, mothers and daughters, friendship and family life.

Alice McDermott, born in 1953, is an American novelist and university professor whose subjects include Irish American families, Long Island and family life. Ten catalogued books run from A Bigamist's Daughter (1982) to Absolution (2023). Charming Billy (1998) took the National Book Award for Fiction and an American Book Award; That Night, At Weddings and Wakes and After This were each Pulitzer finalists; Absolution won the Mark Twain American Voice in Literature Award. McDermott held a humanities professorship at Johns Hopkins University from 2002 to 2019.