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Ada Hopper writes children's science fiction and adventure, and the catalogue holds 10 books from 2016 to 2022, with DATA Set as the named series. Don't Disturb the Dinosaurs (2016) is the first listed book. A Case of the Clones, March of the Mini Beasts, Robots Rule the School and The Sky Is Falling are also 2016 titles, and Invasion of the Insects and Out of Remote Control date from 2017. Down the Brain Drain (2020) and S.O.S. from Outer Space (2022) come later, and The Revenge of Dr. von Naysayer (2022) is the newest. Subject headings include clubs, inventions, cloning, time travel, robots, dinosaurs and extraterrestrial beings.

Ada Limon

10 books

Ada Limón is an American poet, born on March 28, 1976. On July 12, 2022, the Librarian of Congress named Limón the 24th Poet Laureate of the United States, the first Latina to hold the post. The catalogue lists 10 books from Lucky Wreck (2006) to Startlement (2025), including Sharks in the Rivers (2010), Bright Dead Things (2015), The Carrying (2018) and The Hurting Kind (2022). Subjects include American contemporary poetry and Hispanic American poetry.

Adaline Winters has 19 catalogued books published between 2020 and 2026, beginning with Seducing Hope (2020). Five series appear under the Adaline Winters name: Cora Roberts, Hope Legacy, Legends of the Hallows, Ruthless Creatures, and Kingdom of Shattered Crowns and Shadowed Dreams. Other listed titles include Whispers of the Dead (2021), We Shall Not Bow (2022) and Wicked (2023). Crowned (2026) is the newest entry, and the catalogue remains ongoing.

Adalyn Grace writes young adult fantasy with romance at its centre. All the Stars and Teeth (2020) and All the Tides of Fate (2021) form an epic fantasy duology; the Belladonna books, Belladonna (2022), Foxglove (2023) and Wisteria (2024), turn gothic and paranormal. Seven catalogued titles reach The Wretched Divine (2026), and Grace is still publishing.

Adam Blade is the name used by a small collective of authors who write Beast Quest, along with Team Hero, Beast Quest: New Blood and Space Wars. Beast Quest has sold more than 11 million copies. The catalogue lists 288 Adam Blade books from 2007 to 2024, opening with titles such as Ferno The Fire Dragon, Sepron The Sea Serpent and Cypher the Mountain Giant (all 2007) and reaching Pirano the Water Dragon (2024). Monsters, quests, heroes and cyborgs appear in the subjects, along with the fictional characters Tom, Elenna and Max.

Adam Bradley, born Adam Francis Bradley on 31 July 1974, is an American literary critic, professor and popular culture writer. Bradley teaches English at the University of California, Los Angeles and directs the UCLA Laboratory for Race & Popular Culture, known as the RAP Lab. Bradley has written at length on song lyrics and on the work and legacy of the novelist Ralph Ellison, with commentary in The New York Times, The Wall Street Journal and The Washington Post. Catalogued books include Book of Rhymes (2008), Ralph Ellison in Progress (2010), The Anthology of Rap (2010) and The Poetry of Pop (2017).

Adam Brookes

4 books• 1 series

Adam Brookes writes spy fiction out of a journalist's career. The Canadian-born British-American novelist drew on years reporting from China for his Philip Mangan trilogy, Night Heron (2014), Spy Games (2015) and The Spy's Daughter (2017), which follows a fictional journalist through espionage in Beijing and beyond. The Telegraph named The Spy's Daughter one of its 50 best books of 2017. Brookes turned to nonfiction with Fragile Cargo (2023), on the wartime effort to save the treasures of China's Forbidden City.

Adam Cesare has 29 catalogued books published between 2012 and 2026. Bone Meal Broth (2012) opens the run and Lights! Camera! Frendo! (2026) is the newest listed title. Clown in a Cornfield and the Sam Truman Mysteries are the series under Cesare's name, with a non-fiction title on The Dark Crystal: Age of Resistance beside them. The 2010s hold the largest share of the catalogue, and Cesare continues to publish.

Adam Christopher is the name used by Adam Christopher McGechan, born 2 February 1978 in Auckland, New Zealand and resident in North West England since 2006. The books are genre fiction and have reached the New York Times bestseller list. Science fiction, superheroes, robots and private investigators run through the recorded subjects. The catalogue holds 24 books from Empire State (2011) to Crawlspace (2026), including Seven Wonders (2012), The Burning Dark (2014) and Made to Kill (2015), with Raymond Electromatic, Spider Wars and Dishonored recorded as series.

Adam Croft is an English crime writer who publishes his own books and argues the case for independent publishing. Five series divide the catalogue of 35 titles: Knight and Culverhouse, Rutland Crime, Kempston Hardwick Mysteries, Sam Barker and Young Culverhouse, spanning police procedure and traditional detection. Too Close For Comfort (2010) opens the run, and No Way Out (2024) is the most recent.

Adam Eccles has 11 catalogued books dated from 2018 to 2026, and two series: Toby Steele and Little Bit Strange. The Twin Flame Game and Time, for a Change both carry 2018 dates. Who Needs Love, Anyway? (2019), The Soul Bank (2021) and System Restored (2022) followed. 22:22:22: Frequency Shift (2023) and 23:23:23: Power Shift (2024) are later titles. Cold Heart October (2026) is the newest book.

Adam Frost is a British children's author, born in 1972, whose 26 catalogued books span 2007 to 2024. Ralph the Magic Rabbit (2007) reached the Waterstones Children's Book Prize shortlist. The Epic Book of Epicness took the Blue Peter Book Award, and The Awesome Book of Space won BookTrust's Sainsbury's prize. Frost's series include Fox Investigates, Zoo Stories and Danny Danger. Frost also produces information graphics for The Guardian and teaches the subject.

Adam Gidwitz writes children's fiction, best known for A Tale Dark & Grimm (2010), In a Glass Grimmly (2012) and The Grimm Conclusion (2013). The Inquisitor's Tale (2016) took a Newbery Honor in 2017, and Netflix adapted A Tale Dark and Grimm as an animated miniseries in 2021. The Unicorn Rescue Society is the other main series, and later titles include The Creature of the Pines (2018) and The Chupacabras of the Rio Grande (2020). The catalogue runs to 13 books and reaches Max in the Land of Lies (2025).

Adam Gopnik

17 books• 3 series

Adam Gopnik, born August 24, 1956, is an American essayist and writer who grew up in Montreal, Canada. Gopnik is best known as a staff writer at The New Yorker, contributing nonfiction, fiction, memoir and criticism since 1986. In 2020 the essay The Driver's Seat was cited as the most-assigned piece of contemporary nonfiction on English-language syllabi. The catalogue runs from Paris to the Moon (2000) to All That Happiness Is (2024), with The King in the Window (2005), Through the Children's Gate (2006) and The Table Comes First (2011) among the titles.

Adam Grant

7 books

Adam Grant, born in 1981, writes popular science about organisational psychology and teaches at the University of Pennsylvania's Wharton School. Grant's seven books run from Give and Take (2013) to Hidden Potential (2023), taking in Originals (2016), Option B (2017) and Think Again (2021). Success at work, altruism, social networks, grief and resilience are the subjects across the catalogue. No new title has appeared since 2023.

Adam Hall is the pen name Elleston Trevor used for his Cold War thrillers about Quiller, a British secret agent. The Quiller books begin with The Berlin Memorandum, also published as The Quiller Memorandum (1965), and run to Quiller Balalaika (1996). An earlier sequence follows Hugo Bishop through chess-piece titles, from Knight Sinister (1951) and Queen in Danger (1952) to Bishop in Check (1953). This catalogue holds 28 books; Trevor wrote over 100 across several pseudonyms and died in 1995.

Adam Hamdy, born in 1974, is a British novelist, screenwriter and film producer whose thrillers have reached the Sunday Times bestseller list. Pendulum (2016) and Black 13 (2020) are the best known, and Private Moscow was co-written with James Patterson. Espionage, technology and criminal identification supply the material across the Pendulum and Scott Pearce series. Twelve books span 2010 to 2024, from Battalion to Deadbeat.

Adam Hardy is a shared pen name of the British writers Kenneth Bulmer and Terry Harknett. Under that name the pair wrote the Fox series about George Abercrombie Fox, who enters the Royal Navy as a powder monkey in 1775. The catalogue holds 20 books, opening with The Press Gang (1972) and Prize Money (1973), and also lists Strike Force Falklands. 'Ware Mines! (2017) is the newest entry.

Four series make up the work of Adam J. Wright: Harbinger P.I., Murder Force, Dark Peak Detectives and Souls for the Devil. Wright's 25 books began in 2016 with Lost Soul, Buried Memory, Dark Magic and Dead Ground. Faerie Storm and Midnight Blood came in 2019. Echo of the Past (2026) is the most recent title.

Adam Kay

12 books• 1 series

Adam Kay is a British comedian, television writer and former doctor, born in 1980. Medicine supplies his material: This Is Going to Hurt (2017) is a diary of his time as a doctor in training, and Kay adapted it for television alongside credits on Crims, Mrs. Brown's Boys and Mitchell and Webb. Twelve catalogued books run from How to Be a Bogus Doctor (2011) to A Particularly Nasty Case (2025), taking in Undoctored (2022), the Kay's Anatomy and Kay's Brilliant Brains books for children, and the Dexter Procter series. Volumes median 280 pages.

Adam LeBor is a British author and journalist who also works as a writing coach and editorial trainer. Born in London, LeBor reported as a foreign correspondent from 1991, mainly on Hungary, central Europe and the Balkans, for The Times, the Independent and the Economist. The catalogue lists 18 books from 1997 to 2025, starting with Hitler's Secret Bankers (1997). Titles include Milosevic: A Biography (2002) and City of Oranges (2006). LeBor's series are Yael Azoulay and Detective Balthazar Kovacs Danube Blues, and The Last Days of Budapest (2025) is the newest entry.

Adam Lyndon writes the Detective Rutherford Barnes Mysteries. Five books are catalogued: Beachy Head (2022), Devils' Chimney (2022), Burnt Out Secrets (2023), Five Names (2024) and The Chalk Man (2024). Publication order is the reading order across the five, and Lyndon is recorded as actively publishing.

Adam Mitzner

11 books• 1 series

Adam Mitzner practises law and writes legal thrillers. A Conflict of Interest (2011) opens a catalogue of 11 books; the Broden Legal series, Dead Certain (2017), Never Goodbye (2018) and The Perfect Marriage (2021) follow, through to The Brothers Kenney (2024). New York, securities fraud, stockbrokers and criminal defence fill the subject tags.

Adam Morris is catalogued with American Messiahs (2019), Essays on Hilda Hilst (2017) and The Divine Inspiration of Jim Jones (2016). The listing also has a series called Books Translated by Adam Morris, and the listing's subjects point to Brazil, Brazilian fiction, military government and urban violence. The earliest dates in the listing belong to With My Dog Eyes (1986) and Quiet Creature on the Corner (1991). The catalogue marks the run as likely complete.

Supernatural horror is Adam Nevill's whole field. The English writer, a former editor, has 21 books catalogued from Banquet for the Damned (2004) to Monumental (2026), with The Ritual (2011) the title he is best known for. Haunted houses, cults, the occult and remote landscapes recur through the fiction. Nevill founded his own imprint, Ritual Limited, in 2016 and self-published The Reddening in 2019 for both financial and creative reasons, after years with Pan Macmillan and St. Martin's Press.

Detectives and investigators organise the Adam Nicholls catalogue into seven series: Mason Black, Private Investigator Logan Fox, Evie Black, Morgan Young, Detective Sara Hunt, Detective Jessie Talbot, and Salingers / Bloodline. Several early books carry two titles, among them Clean Kill / Keeping with Killers (2015) and Dead Ties / Running with Rebels. 28 books span 2015 to Monster in 2022, at a median of 285 pages.

Adam Plantinga began in nonfiction about policing, with 400 Things Cops Know (2014), Ask/Tell/Order/Make (2018) and Police Craft (2019) drawing on the working details of the job. Fiction followed: the Kurt Argento thrillers open with The Ascent (2024) and continue through Hard Town (2025) and Dark Country (2026). Six titles make up the catalogue, which is ongoing.

Adam Roberts

52 books• 5 series

Adam Roberts, full name Adam Charles Roberts and born 30 June 1965, is a British novelist of science fiction and fantasy. In 2018 Roberts became vice-president of the H. G. Wells Society. Catalogue subjects include space colonies, life on other planets, human-alien encounters, criticism and parodies of The Hobbit. The 52 listed books run from Salt (2000) to Lake of Darkness (2024), including Stone (2002), The Soddit (2003) and The Snow (2004). Series credited to Roberts are Cardboard Box of the Rings and Real-Town Murders.

Adam Silvera

8 books• 2 series

Adam Silvera, born June 7, 1990, is an American author of young adult fiction whose books often center on queer characters and deal with identity, grief and mortality. More Happy Than Not (2015), History Is All You Left Me (2017) and They Both Die at the End (2017) drew fresh readers through TikTok's BookTok community in 2020. Silvera's series are Death-Cast and the Infinity Cycle. The catalogue has 8 books, ending with The Survivor Wants to Die at the End (2025).

Adam Wallace writes children's fiction, including humorous stories and stories in rhyme, according to the catalogue subjects, which also list Christmas, Easter, Saint Patrick's Day, leprechauns and traps. The 74 books span 2007 to 2025, from Better Out Than In (2007) to Turkey in Disguise! (2025). Series credited to Wallace are How to Draw, Never EVER, Accidentally Awesome, Pete McGee, Fartboy, Better Out Than In and Mac O'Beasty. The Incredible Journey of Pete McGee appeared in 2011.

Adam Wallace and Alice Walstead share the author credit on 10 early reader books published from 2020 to 2025. Subject headings are children's fiction and stories in rhyme. How to Catch a Snowman (2020) is the earliest title, followed by How to Catch a Reindeer (2022) and How to Catch a Daddysaurus (2023). How to Catch a Dream (2025) and How to Catch an Invisible Bad Guy (2025) are the newest, and the pair continues to publish.

Scottish highland historical romance is the whole of the Adamina Young catalogue. The list holds 62 books published between 2018 and 2026, from Highland Rebirth to Highlander's Dangerous Huntress, and continues. Nearly every title opens with the word Highland or Highlander, as in Highlander's Torn Bride and Highlander's Beautiful Liar. Series include Rebel Highland Brides, Highlands' Games Of Power, Highlands' Deadly Sins, Highlands' Daring Warriors and Highlands' Broken Blades.

adastra339 is the author of two series, Savage Awakening and Speedrunning the Multiverse. The catalogue lists 13 books from 2023 to 2026. Speedrunning the Multiverse (2023) is the first title, and Savage Awakening followed in 2024. Speedrunning the Multiverse 3 and Speedrunning the Multiverse 4 also appeared in 2024. Savage Awakening 8 (2026) is the newest release, and adastra339 is still publishing.

Addison Cole wrote 21 romance novels between 2014 and 2019. The three Addison Cole series all carry the Sweet with Heat label: Seaside Summers, Weston Bradens and Bayside Summers. Read, Write, Love at Seaside (2014) is the first title, and Seaside titles dominate 2017 with Dreaming at Seaside, Hearts at Seaside and Sunsets at Seaside. And Then There Was Us is the last listed book.

Addison Michael has 12 books catalogued from 2021 to 2026, with titles labelled as part of the Mynart Mystery and Mak and Wilton sequences. What Comes Before Dawn (Mynart Mystery 1) is the 2021 opener, and What Comes After Dawn (Mynart Mystery 5) appeared in 2023. When They Disappeared (Mak and Wilton 1) dates to 2024. Titles without a sequence label include The Other AJ Hartford (2023) and Her Dark Christmas (2025). Why He Died (Mak and Wilton 5) is the newest, dated 2026.

Addison Moore has 221 books in the catalogue from 2011 to 2027, with cozy mystery, paranormal and romance among the subjects. The earliest titles, from 2011, include Ethereal, Burn, Tremble, Vex and Wicked. Series include Murder in the Mix, Country Cottage Mysteries, 3:AM Kisses, Celestra, Brambleberry Bay Murder Club, Meow for Murder and Hot Flash Homicides. Black Forest Cake and Bigfoot (2026) is the newest release, and Atomic Blondies is scheduled for 2027.

Adelaide Forrest has 17 catalogued books, the first of which is Bloodied Hands (2020). Deliver Me from Evil, Forgivable Sins, Grieved Loss, Shielded Wrongs and Stealing His Princess also date from 2020. Forrest series include Bellandi Crime Syndicate, Beauty in Lies, Massacred Dreams and Men of Mount Awe. Dreams of the Wicked (2022) is the newest released title, and Settled Scores is scheduled for 2027.

Adele Abbott writes the Witch P.I. Mysteries, in which almost every title opens on the word Witch. The 61 catalogued books start in 2015 with Witch Is When It All Began and its stablemates Witch Is When Life Got Complicated and Witch Is When The Penny Dropped, and reach Witch Is The Enemy Of Magic (2026). Other series are the Susan Hall Mysteries, Kat Royle and Falling For My Boss.

Fifty-one books published between 2015 and 2026 make up Adele Clee's catalogue, organised into eleven connected series. Lost Ladies of London, Avenging Lords, Scandalous Sons, Gentlemen of the Order, Ladies of the Order, Rogues of Fortune's Den and Scandal Sheet Survivors give the shape of the work, and the titles name their subjects plainly: A Curse of the Heart, What Every Lord Wants, To Save a Sinner, A Marquess Scorned (2026). Clee remains actively publishing.

Marriage, infidelity and the friendships around them are Adele Parks's material. Playing Away (2000) opens a catalogue of 31 books, followed by Game Over (2001), Larger Than Life (2002), The Other Woman's Shoes (2003), Still Thinking of You (2004) and Husbands (2005). A DCI Clements grouping carries the later crime fiction. Eyes On You is the newest title, and Parks remains actively publishing.

Aden Polydoros writes young adult fiction, with subject headings on assassins, conspiracies, foster home care, teenagers and survival stories. The catalogue lists 10 books, from Project Pandora (2017) through the upcoming If I Can’t Have You (2027), and The City of Slaughter (2026) is the newest published title. Hades Rising (2018), Project Prometheus (2018), The City Beautiful (2021), Bone Weaver (2022), Wrath Becomes Her (2023) and Nightmares in Paradise (2024) are among the others. The series on the site are Assassin Fall and Ring of Solomon.

Adi Alsaid, born in 1987, is a Mexican-born writer of young adult fiction. Nine books are catalogued under the name, from Somewhere Over the Sun (2010) to The Bravest Warrior in Nefaria (2023). Let's Get Lost (2014) took a YALSA Teens' Top Ten nomination in 2015, and Never Always Sometimes (2015) was put up for a Kirkus Reviews best books listing the same year. Catalogue subjects record friendship, teenagers, high schools, grief and adolescence. North of Happy (2017), We Didn't Ask for This (2020) and Before Takeoff (2022) follow in the list.

Adib Khorram is an Iranian-American writer working mainly in young adult fiction. The earliest catalogued title, Darius the Great Is Not Okay (2018), received the 2019 YALSA William C. Morris Award and the Asian/Pacific American Award for Literature, and its sequel Darius the Great Deserves Better (2020) took a 2021 Stonewall Honor. The 11 catalogued books extend to Isn't He Romantic? (2026), with Kiss the Boy announced for 2027. Khorram's series are Darius The Great and Love on the Vine.

Adiba Jaigirdar is a Bangladeshi-Irish writer of young adult fiction. The Henna Wars (2020), Jaigirdar's debut novel, appeared on Time magazine's list of the 100 best young adult books of all time. Nine books are catalogued under the Jaigirdar credit, from Momentum (2018) to The Perfect Match (2026), taking in A Million to One (2022), Hani and Ishu's Guide to Fake Dating (2022), The Dos and Donuts of Love (2023), Four Eids and a Funeral (2024) and Rani Choudhury Must Die (2024). Recorded subjects include romance, LGBT and queer fiction, lesbian and gay characters, contemporary settings, and emigration and immigration.

Adina Senft writes Amish Christian fiction. Senft's 27 books date from The Wounded Heart (2011) to The Amish Cowboy's Journey (2026). Series include Amish Cowboys, Smoke River, Whinburg Township Amish, Amish Quilt and Healing Grace. Herbs and their therapeutic use, female friendship, widows and infertility appear among the subjects. Herb of Grace (2014) and Balm of Gilead (2015) are mid-run titles. Senft continues to publish.

Adiva Geffen, Leah Moyes, and various authors is a composite credit the catalogue attaches to 9 historical fiction titles published between 2019 and 2023. My Name Is Vittoria (2019) is the earliest and The Parisian Dancer (2023) the newest. The listing also holds The Name On The List (2021), My Daughter's Keeper (2022), The Berlin Girl's Diary (2022), The Polish Nurse (2022), A Sister's Vow (2023), The German Dressmaker (2023) and Underneath a Changing Sky (2023). The name covers more than one writer, so no single authorship claim attaches to the group.

Adrian Cousins has published 15 books since 2021 across three series: Jason Apsley, Frank Stone, and Deana - Demon or Diva. Time runs through the titles - Eye of Time and Ahead of his Time (2021), Force of Time (2022), Beyond his Time (2023), Borrowed Time (2024) and Time After Time (2026) - while Dead Goode and Death Becomes Them (2023) sit in a different register. The catalogue has grown at roughly three books a year.

Adrian Goldsworthy

32 books• 6 series

Adrian Goldsworthy is a British historian and novelist, born in 1969, who specialises in the history of ancient Rome. The catalogue holds 32 books from The Roman Army At War (1996) to Athens and Sparta (2026). Titles include The Punic Wars (2000), Caesar's Civil War (2002), Caesar (2006) and Cannae (2007). Series listed for Goldsworthy are Napoleonic Wars, Vindolanda and City Of Victory, and subjects cover the Roman army, the Punic Wars and the Peninsular War of 1807 to 1814.

Adrian J. Walker writes science fiction and suspense. The Walker catalogue holds 8 books published between 2012 and 2022, opening with From the Storm (2012) and reaching Emperor's Fate (2022). Subjects filed against the work record survival, the end of the world, long-distance running and assassins. Two series carry the name: End of the World Running Club and Earth Incorporated. The Last Dog on Earth, The Other Lives and The Human Son also appear in the listing. Measured volumes run to a median of 452 pages.

Adrian Magson is a British novelist working in espionage and crime. Ten lines run through the catalogue, among them Inspector Lucas Rocco, Harry Tate, Riley Gavin & Frank Palmer, the Marc Portman books, Cruxys Solutions Investigations and Gonzales & Vaslik Investigations, along with non-fiction and short stories. Thirty-eight books are catalogued between The Lost Patrol (2002) and Lethal Target (2026). Journalists, veterans, intelligence work, missing persons and terrorism recur as subjects.

Adrian McKinty's best known series follows Detective Sean Duffy through police investigations in Northern Ireland. McKinty also wrote the Michael Forsythe crime novels and the Lighthouse Trilogy for younger readers, which turns to magic and to space and time. Twenty-three books are catalogued, from Orange Rhymes With Everything (1997) to Hang on St. Christopher in 2025.

Catalogue subjects for Adrian Phoenix record vampires, Vodou, the supernatural, homicide and New Orleans, filed under paranormal romance and contemporary fantasy. Nine books carry the name, published between 2008 and 2016, from A Rush of Wings (2008) to Thinning the Herd (2016). Black Dust Mambo (2010), Black Heart Loa (2011), Etched in Bone (2011) and On Midnight Wings (2013) are among the titles in between. Two series are recorded under Phoenix: Maker's Song and Hoodoo.

Adrian Scott is credited with three series: Society of Vampires, Hades' Heir and Sins of Mason Thurlow. A Vampire's Tale, Gateway to Hell and Revenge all carry 2012 dates. Charles, Child of the Living Dead, Bruiser, Night Terrors, Philip and Cry Terror followed between 2013 and 2015. The Devil's Opera (2016) is the latest title, and the catalogue marks the output as likely complete. The median book is 150 pages long.

Adrian Tchaikovsky

83 books• 21 series

Adrian Tchaikovsky is the name under which British author Adrian Czajkowski, born in June 1972, publishes fantasy and science fiction. The natural world shapes the writing, which often treats artificial intelligence and alienness through non-human characters. Tchaikovsky is best known for Shadows of the Apt and for the Children of Time series, which won a Hugo Award; Children of Time also took the 30th Arthur C. Clarke Award in 2016. The catalogue holds 86 books, opening with Empire in Black and Gold (2008), and Last Song of Ash is due in 2027. Further series include Final Architecture, Tyrant Philosophers, Dogs of War and Echoes of the Fall.

Adrian Wooldridge

13 books• 1 series

Adrian Wooldridge, born 1959, is an author and columnist, and holds the post of Global Business Columnist at Bloomberg Opinion. Wooldridge's 13 catalogued books run from Measuring the Mind (1994) to The Revolutionary Center (2026), taking in The Witch Doctors (1996), A Future Perfect (1998), The Company (2003), The Right Nation (2004), Masters of Management (2011), The Fourth Revolution (2014) and Capitalism in America (2018). Subjects record management, industrial and comparative management, history, education, educational psychology, and educational tests and measurements. John Micklethwait shares the credit on 1 title.

Adriana Anders writes contemporary romance, with abused women and ex-convicts among the catalogue subjects. The 15 books run from By Her Touch (2017) to Dom-Com (2026). In His Hands and Under Her Skin also appeared in 2017, followed by Loving the Secret Billionaire (2018), Loving the Mountain Man (2019), Whiteout (2020) and Uncharted (2021). Series include Blank Canvas, Survival Instincts, Kink Camp and Paris, je t'aime.

Adriana Herrera writes romantic fiction and erotica. Born and raised in the Dominican Republic, Herrera now lives in New York City, and a shortage of romance books with Dominican, Latina and queer characters prompted the writing. Contemporary and multicultural romance, romantic comedy and LGBTQ+ romance are the recorded subjects across 23 books published between 2019 and 2025. Herrera's novels overturn conventions of historical romance, one of them setting an openly lesbian relationship in Paris during the 1889 Exposition Universelle. Dreamers, Toy Runners, Las Léonas, Dating in Dallas, Sambrano Studios and Foodie Holiday are the six series listed. American Dreamer (2019) opens the catalogue. Simon & Schuster collected a Herrera story in Best Women's Erotica of the Year in 2021.

Adriana Licio has 18 catalogued books, with the earliest dating from 2019. Murder on the Road (2019) is the first listed title, alongside A Fair Time For Death and A Mystery Before Christmas from the same year. Licio's two series are Homeswappers and Italian Village Mystery. Other titles include Castelmezzano, The Witch Is Dead (2020), The Watchman of Rothenburg Dies (2020) and Prague, a Secret from the Past (2021). Licio is still publishing, with a new book roughly every five months.

Adriana Locke is a USA Today and Amazon Charts bestselling author of contemporary romance who lives in Ohio. The catalogue lists 57 Locke books, from The Exception (2014) to Beg Me (2026), including Sway (2016), Swing (2016) and Lucky Number Eleven (2017). Sports romance, football and Tennessee appear among the subjects. Series include Landry Family, Carmichael Family, Gibson Boys, Brewer Family, Mason Family, Dogwood Lane, Legends Football and Peachwood Falls.

Adriana Trigiani

24 books• 8 series

Adriana Trigiani is a New York City-based author, playwright, television writer and producer, film director and entrepreneur who has published a novel every year since 2000. Big Stone Gap (2000) opens the 24-book catalogue, followed by Big Cherry Holler (2001) and Milk Glass Moon (2002). Trigiani's series include Big Stone Gap, the Valentine Trilogy and Viola. Subjects include Italian American families, mountain life and domestic fiction. Do You Want Me to Go? (2026) is the newest title.