Authors whose first name starts with A, page 5 of 18

Alan Jacobson is an American author of mystery, suspense and action thrillers. His 18 catalogued books run from False Accusations (1999) to Only the Killer Knows (2026), organised into three sequences: the Karen Vail novels, built on an FBI profiler, plus OPSIG Team Black and the Mickey Keller Thrillers. The 7th Victim (2008), Velocity (2010), Inmate 1577 (2011) and Hard Target (2012) sit in the middle of the run. Serial murderers, criminal profilers and women detectives recur as subjects. Jacobson also publishes short stories, film reviews, photographs and nonfiction articles in magazines and newspapers, and is still publishing.

Alan Lee writes thrillers. The Mackenzie August novels are his principal sequence, and the catalogue also holds the Sinatra Thriller books, Atlanta Burning, and The Many Killers of Officer Andie Stackhouse. Lee has 33 catalogued titles published between 2015 and 2026, opening with The Last Teacher (2015) and running through The Second Secret (2017), Only the Details (2018) and The Supremacy License (2019) to Common Tragedy (2026).

Alan LeMay wrote westerns set on the American frontier, with Texas and the rangelands among the subjects. The earliest of 22 catalogued books is Old Father Of Waters (1928). The 1930s and 1940s brought Thunder In The Dust, Winter Range, Useless Cowboy, Cattle Kingdom and Gunsight Trail, and The Searchers followed in 1954. The Bold West (2009) is the most recent edition listed.

Alan Lightman

30 books• 1 series

Alan Lightman, born in 1948, is an American physicist, writer and social entrepreneur who has taught at Harvard and at MIT, where he is a professor of the practice of the humanities and was among the first to hold a joint faculty post across the sciences and the humanities. Lightman contributes to The Atlantic and is a past member of the United Nations Scientific Advisory Board, and the writing works the seam between science, philosophy and religion. The catalogue holds 30 books, from a Problem Book in Relativity and Gravitation (1975) to The Shape of Wonder (2025), taking in Einstein's Dreams (1992), Good Benito (1995) and The Diagnosis (2000). Cosmology, physics, philosophy and popular science head the recorded subjects.

Alan McDermott writes action thrillers. Tom Gray is the recurring character of the first series, running from Gray Justice (2011) through Gray Redemption and Gray Resurrection (both 2012), Gray Retribution (2014), Gray Vengeance (2015) and Gray Salvation (2016); Eva Driscoll and Andrew Harvey head the two later series. Eighteen books are catalogued, reaching End of Times (2025). Veterans, ex-convicts, murder and secrecy recur as subjects, with Britain and the Philippines among the settings.

Alan Moore

89 books• 17 series

Alan Moore is an English comics writer, born 18 November 1953, whose work includes Watchmen, V for Vendetta, From Hell, The Ballad of Halo Jones, Swamp Thing and Batman: The Killing Joke. The catalogue begins with Saga of the Swamp Thing, Book One (1983) and lists Tom Strong, Promethea, Miracleman and the League of Extraordinary Gentlemen among the series. Some entries also credit collaborators such as Dave Gibbons. Moore has used pseudonyms including Curt Vile and Translucia Baboon, and some reprints carry the credit The Original Writer at Moore's request.

Alan Orloff writes mystery, thriller, horror and young adult fiction. I Play One on TV took the 2021 Agatha Award in the children's and young adult category, along with an Anthony Award for young adult novel. Orloff's 16 catalogued books run from Diamonds for the Dead (2010) to The Family Biz (2026), across the Last Laff Mystery and Mess Hopkins series. Catalogue subjects record murder, investigation, stand-up comedy, comedians, Jews, Russian Americans and Virginia. One 2012 title, First Time Killer, is listed under the name Zak Allen.

Tartan Noir is the register Alan Parks works in, Scottish crime fiction with murder, investigation and secret societies as its raw material. Born in 1963, Parks has eight catalogued books running from Bloody January in 2017 to Deception in 2026, split between the Harry McCoy series and the Joseph Gunner books, among them February's Son, Bobby March Will Live Forever, The April Dead and To Die In June. The fifth novel, May God Forgive, took the 2022 McIlvanney Prize for the best Scottish crime book of the year.

Alan Paton

20 books

South African writer and educator Alan Paton (11 January 1903 - 12 April 1988) opposed apartheid in both writing and activism. Paton's novels include Cry, the Beloved Country (1948) and Too Late the Phalarope (1953), and the short story The Waste Land also appears among the works. The Order of Ikhamanga in Gold was awarded to Paton after his death for literary service to the anti-apartheid cause. The catalogue lists 20 books, including Tales From a Troubled Land (1961), Hofmeyr (1962) and The Hero of Currie Road (2008).

Alan Russell, born June 4, 1956, is an American novelist working in mystery and suspense. The catalogue lists 19 books from No Sign of Murder (1990) to The Last Good Dog (2021). Russell's series include Gideon and Sirius, Stuart Winter, Hotel Detective and Detective Orson Cheever, plus a group of standalone novels. Recorded subjects include private investigators, police procedure, missing persons, psychological thrillers, and settings in California and Los Angeles.

Alan Scribner is the author of the Judge Marcus Flavius Severus Mystery series. The catalogue holds 14 books by Alan Scribner, from Anni Ultimi: A Roman Stoic Guide to Retirement, Old Age and Death (2011) to Murder at the Athenaeum (2024). Titles in between include Mars the Avenger (2012), The Cyclops Case (2013), The Return of Spartacus (2016) and The Persian Assassin (2019). Alan Scribner is still publishing.

Alan Shipnuck, born 1973, is an American sportswriter whose subject is golf. Shipnuck holds the writer-at-large post at Skratch Golf, after earlier spells as a senior writer for Sports Illustrated and for Golf Magazine. Nine books are catalogued under the name, from Bud, Sweat, And Tees (2001) to Rory (2026), taking in The Battle for Augusta National (2004), Swinging from My Heels (2010), The Swinger (2011), Phil (2022) and LIV and Let Die (2023). The catalogue files the work under biography.

Alana Albertson has 28 books in the catalogue, dated 2014 through 2025. Conceit (2014) is the earliest title and My Fair Señor (2025) the most recent. Six series carry the Albertson name: Seven Deadly SEALs, Deadly SEALs, Heroes Ever After, Trident Code, Love & Tacos and Blue Devils. American literature is the one subject heading on file. Albertson is an ongoing author.

Alana Khan is credited on 114 books released from 2019 to 2026. Sextus, Axxios and Braxxus, Drayke and Terminus were among the 2019 titles, and Sulla is the newest. Galaxy Gladiators, OrcFire, Awakened From the Ice, Mastered By The Zinn, Galaxy Pirates, Rescued by the Monsters and Sunshine Valley Orcs are among the series. Ami Wright shares credit on 1 book.

Alana Terry writes Christian fiction across suspense, romance and prayer devotionals. The 50 catalogued books run from The Beloved Daughter (2013) to Leviathan Rising: Alaska-Based Christian Survival Thriller (2025). Kennedy Stern is her recurring protagonist and gives one series its name; others include Alaskan Refuge, Orchard Grove, Whispers of Refuge, Turbulent Skies, Sweet Home Alaska Christian Romance and the My Solar-Powered History books. Terry is actively publishing.

Alanea Alder writes paranormal romance. Bewitched and Bewildered anchors the catalogue, with the Kindred of Arkadia recurring alongside it, across 39 books published between 2013 and 2026. Fate Knows Best (2013) opens a cluster of seven titles from that first year, and the list reaches My Pleasure (2026) by way of A Spell is Cast (2014) and My Commander (2014). Romance and erotica are the catalogued subjects, and Alder remains actively publishing.

Alanna Knight was a British writer based in Edinburgh, born Gladys Allan Cleet, who lived from 1923 to 2020 and held an MBE. Knight wrote over sixty novels across romance, crime, historical and time travel fiction, along with plays, biographies and histories, and sometimes published as Margaret Hope. The Inspector Faro mysteries, set around the Edinburgh police, are her best known series, with Rose McQuinn, Tam Eildor and Annie Kelty beside them. The catalogue records 72 Knight titles between 1970 and 2021.

Alannah Rogers has 15 catalogued books published from 2015 to 2018, and the listed series are Beatrice Young Cozy Cat Mysteries and Jamie Burger. The Counterfeiter-Catching Cat (2015) is the first title. The Extortion Cat-astrophe, The Purrfect Halloween Prank and The Santa Claws Bandit also date from 2015, and The Meowy Christmas Kitten and The Paw-sitively Cheerful Poisoner from 2016. The Fur-tive Wedding Fiend (2018) is the newest.

Alaric Bond writes naval historical fiction. Two series divide the catalogue: Fighting Sail, opening with The Jackass Frigate (2008) and running through His Majesty's Ship (2009), True Colours (2010), The Patriot's Fate (2012) and HMS Prometheus (2015), and Coastal Forces, which turns to smugglers, revenue cutters and the prevention of smuggling around England and Ireland. Twenty books date from 2008 to 2024, at a median 344 pages.

Alastair Reynolds

46 books• 7 series

Alastair Preston Reynolds, born 13 March 1966, is a Welsh science fiction author who specialises in hard science fiction and space opera. Forty-nine books sit in the catalogue, from A Spy in Europa (1997) to Halcyon Years (2026). Revelation Space (2000), Chasm City (2001), Redemption Ark (2002) and Absolution Gap (2003) come early in the run. Revelation Space, Revenger, Poseidon's Children, Medusa Chronicles and the Inspector Dreyfus books are the series credited to Reynolds. Subjects on record include life on other planets, space colonies, space warfare, time travel and human-alien encounters.

Alaya Dawn Johnson

13 books• 3 series

Alaya Dawn Johnson, born in 1982, is an American writer of speculative fiction. Thirteen books are catalogued from Racing the Dark (2007) to What I Saw Before the War (2025). Zephyr Hollis and Spirit Binders are Johnson's catalogued series, and other titles include The Burning City (2009), Moonshine (2010), The Summer Prince (2013) and Love Is the Drug (2014). Recorded subjects include vampires, spirits, coming of age, young women and New York City.

Albany Walker has 27 books in the catalogue, published between 2018 and 2026 and all credited to Albany Walker. Becoming His (2018) opens the run, and Friends with the Monsters (2019), Some Kind of Monster (2020) and Amusement (2021) follow. Series recorded under the name include Infinity Chronicles, Dollhouse, Magical Bureau of Investigation, Tasting Madness, Corrupt Credence, Friends with the Monsters and Ivy Institute. Several listings are numbered instalments rather than separately titled books. Dreadful Things (2026) is the newest entry.

Albert A. Bell Jr. has 21 catalogued books from 1988 to 2020, covering historical mysteries and studies of the New Testament world. Daughter of Lazarus (1988) is the earliest title, and A Guide to the New Testament World (1994) followed. Rome appears among the subjects, and Pliny the Younger is one of four series, with The Blood of Caesar (2008) in the list. Bell also writes the Steve and Kendra, Palmetto Antique and Walker Farm mysteries.

Albert Camus

37 books• 2 series

Albert Camus wrote novels, plays and philosophy in French. L'envers et l'endroit (1937) is the earliest of 37 catalogued entries, which include The Outsider / The Stranger (1942), Caligula (1944), The Plague (1947), The Myth of Sisyphus (1955) and The Fall (1957). Existentialism, Algeria and French drama fill the subject tags, and much of the listing is English translation.

Albert Payson Terhune

59 books• 2 series

Albert Payson Terhune (1872-1942) was an American writer, journalist and dog breeder. Terhune bred collies at his Sunnybank Kennels, whose bloodlines persist in today's rough collies, and wrote the collie stories that made him popular, above all the Lad, a Dog books. The 59 catalogued titles stretch from Syria from the Saddle (1896) to a 1998 reissue, peaking in the 1920s, and cover dogs, folklore, legends and short fiction.

Aldous Huxley

68 books• 5 series

Aldous Huxley (Aldous Leonard Huxley, 26 July 1894 to 22 November 1963) was an English writer and philosopher from the prominent Huxley family. Huxley studied English literature at Balliol College, Oxford, and edited the magazine Oxford Poetry before turning to novels, both social satire and grimly serious work, as well as travel writing and screenplays. The bibliography comes to nearly 50 books. The catalogue begins with The Burning Wheel (1916), then Limbo (1918), Crome Yellow (1921), Antic Hay (1923) and Along the Road (1925). Huxley lived in Los Angeles from 1937 until death in 1963. Subjects include intellectuals, Italy, passivity and brainwashing.

Aldrea Alien has 14 books in the catalogue, published from 2014 to 2025. The earliest title is Golden Dawn (2014), and In Love and Death (2025) is the latest. Alien's series include Spellster, Dark One's Trilogy, the Unborn Trilogy and the Rogue King Saga. Other titles are The Rogue King, Dark One's Mistress, Dark One's Bride and The Leap to Freedom.

Aleatha Romig is a New York Times, Wall Street Journal and USA Today bestselling author of romance and suspense, with dark romance, missing persons and Detroit also in the subject headings. Romig grew up in Mishawaka, graduated from Indiana University, and lives south of Indianapolis; before writing full time, Romig worked as a dental hygienist. The catalogue lists 80 books from Consequences (2011) to Scored (2026), including Truth (2012), Convicted (2013), Insidious (2014) and Betrayal (2015). Series include Consequences, Infidelity, Lighter Ones, Brutal Vows, Royal Reflections, Web of Sin, Tangled Web and Web of Desire.

The Crimson Queen (2016) is the first of 12 catalogued books by Alec Hutson, whose newest is The Sanguine Sands (2025). Hutson writes the Raveling, Swords and Saints, Sharded Few and Empire of Flame & Fang series. Subject tags include queens, magic, immortality and imaginary places. The Manticore's Soiree, The Cleansing Flame, The Shadow King, The Twilight Empire, The Hollow God and The Umbral Storm are other titles. The median book runs to 462 pages.

Alejandro Zambra

8 books

Born in Santiago in 1975, Alejandro Zambra works in Chile as a poet, a short-story writer and a novelist. Two selections marked Zambra early: the 2007 Bogotá39 list of Latin American writers under 39, and Granta's 2010 roll of the best Spanish-language writers under 35. Eight Zambra books are catalogued here, running from Bonsai (2006) to Childish Literature (2024) and taking in The Private Lives of Trees, Ways of Going Home, My Documents, Multiple Choice, Not to Read and Chilean Poet. Subjects filed against the catalogue record Chile, Madrid and man-woman relationships.

Aleksandar Hemon

13 books

Aleksandar Hemon, born September 9, 1964, is a Bosnian-American author, essayist, critic, television writer and screenwriter. The novels Nowhere Man (2002) and The Lazarus Project (2008) are the works most tied to Hemon, along with a co-writing credit on The Matrix Resurrections (2021). Hemon publishes often in The New Yorker and records electronica as "Cielo Hemon". Thirteen books are catalogued, from The Question of Bruno (2000) to The World and All That It Holds (2023). Subject headings include immigrants, Bosnian Americans and Chicago.

Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn

38 books• 2 series

Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn (1918-2008) was a Soviet and Russian writer and dissident whose work forced global attention onto political repression and the Gulag prison system. One Day in the Life of Ivan Denisovich (1962), Cancer Ward (1967) and In the First Circle (1968) sit early in a catalogue of 38 titles that opens with Candle in the Wind (1960). Two cycles anchor the later work, The Gulag Archipelago 1918-1956 and the Red Wheel, which reached April 1917: The Red Wheel, Node IV, Book 1 in 2025. Solzhenitsyn took the 1970 Nobel Prize in Literature.

Aleron Kong has 10 catalogued books published between 2015 and 2024. The Land: Founding (2015) opens the run, followed by The Land volumes Alliances, Catacombs, Forging, Swarm, Raiders, Predators and Monsters between 2016 and 2020. God's Eye: Awakening (2020) and Chaos Awakens (2024) complete the listing. Chaos Seeds and Labyrinth World are the two series under Kong's name, and Chaos Seeds is also carried as a recurring character entry.

Alesia Holliday is an American author who also publishes as Alyssa Day and Jax Abbott, and has won a RITA Award from the Romance Writers of America. The catalogue lists 41 books from E-Mail To The Front (2003) to Hard On The Eye (2026). American Idle (2004), Blondes Have More Felons (2006) and Blonde Justice (2007) sit beside Atlantis Awakening and Atlantis Rising (both 2007). Subject tags include fantasy romance, mystery, Atlantis and United States Navy spouses. Series include Warriors Of Poseidon, Tiger's Eye Mystery, Cardinal Witches and December Vaughn.

Greek and Egyptian gods give Alessa Thorn's romance novels their titles: Hades, Charon, Erebus, Hermes, Thanatos, Medusa and Asterion in 2020, Anubis in 2021. Forty books are catalogued between 2020 and 2026, across nine series including Court of the Underworld, Gods of the Duat, the Fae Universe, Lost Fae Kings, Greatdrakes and Feather and Stone. Hardest Fall (2026) is the newest title, and Thorn remains actively publishing.

Alessandra Hazard writes romance across 30 catalogued books published between 2014 and 2026. The Straight Guys series carries the Just a Bit titles, from Just a Bit Obsessed and Just a Bit Twisted in 2014 through Just a Bit Wrong (2015) and Just a Bit Shameless (2017) to Just a Bit Crushed (2026). Calluvia's Royalty, Wrong Alpha and Masters are the other series, and Straight Boy (2014) sits at the start of the catalogue.

Alessandra Torre is an American novelist, writing educator and technology company chief executive. Torre's early work is contemporary romance and erotica; suspense written under the pen name A. R. Torre came later, and The Missing Ones (2026) carries that name. The catalogue holds 32 books published between 2013 and 2026, from The Diary of Brad De Luca (2013) onward, with lawyers, the Mafia, serial murderers and crime among the recurring subjects. Torre writes the bedroom blog for Cosmopolitan and co-founded Inkers Con, a learning company for indie fiction authors, with her sister Terezia Barna. Deanna Madden, the All In Duet, Filthy Vows and the Dumont Diaries are the listed series.

Alex A. Jameson has 12 catalogued books, published between 2022 and 2024, and one listed series, Sam Barrett Ops. Operation: Running Brook (2022) is recorded as the first title and Operation: Throat Punch (2024) as the newest. Other titles include Operation: Returning Home, Operation: Russian Roulette, Operation: Rising Son and Operation: Dagger Heart. Jameson continues to publish.

Alex Albrinck has 16 catalogued books, dated between 2012 and 2017. The run opens with Preserving Hope (2012) and closes with Eradicate (2017). Two series stand under the Albrinck name: Aliomenti Saga and Ravagers. Other titles in the catalogue include A Question of Will (2013), Birth of the Alliance (2013), Activate (2014), Stark Cataclysm (2014) and Detonate (2015). E.E. Giorgi, Sam Best, Chris Pourteau and Vincent Trigili each share a credit on 1 title. No new Albrinck title has been catalogued since 2017.

Alex Amit is the author of the WW2 Girls series. The catalogue records 12 books from The Christmas of 1943 (2020) to The Engineer's Wife's Secret (2026). The Girl Under the Flag, Four Franc Coins, The Soldier's Hobnailed Boots and The Convoy date from 2020 to 2022. The Wounded Nurse, Until I Hold You Again, Saving Rebecca and Clara's Three Lives came later.

Alex Archer is the name on the Rogue Angel series, 66 catalogued books published between 2006 and 2025. Annja Creed, a woman archaeologist, is the recurring character, and the books mix antiquities, adventure and suspense with fantasy. Destiny (2006) opens the run, followed by Solomon's Jar (2006), The Spider Stone (2006) and a rapid 2007 sequence including Forbidden City, God of Thunder, Provenance, Secret of the Slaves, Serpent's Kiss, The Chosen and The Lost Scrolls. Shadow Highlanders (2025) is the newest title, at a median of 320 pages.

Alex Aster

11 books• 3 series

Alex Aster is the pen name of Alexandra Pierson, a Colombian and American young adult author born on 4 August 1995. Aster's main series are Lightlark, a young adult fantasy romance, and Emblem Island, a middle grade fantasy. The catalogue shows 12 titles from 2020 onward, among them Curse of the Night Witch (2020), Lightlark (2022), Nightbane (2023), Skyshade (2024) and Crowntide (2025), with Stormside scheduled for 2027.

Alex Barclay is the pen name of Yve Williams, born Yve Morris in Bayside, Dublin, in 1974, an Irish journalist and crime writer. Barclay's series are Ren Bryce, Joe Lucchesi and Trials of Oland Born. The catalogue records 10 books from Darkhouse (2005) to I Confess (2020), with a median length of 414 pages. The Caller, Blood Runs Cold, Time Of Death, Blood Loss, Harm's Reach and The Drowning Child are among them. Subjects include the FBI, murder investigation, missing children and Texas.

Alex Beecroft is an English author best known for historical and contemporary romantic fiction featuring gay characters, and in 2010 was named among the premier writers of male/male historical romance. Beecroft also publishes science fiction and fantasy as Alex Oliver, and cozy mysteries as Robyn Beecroft. The catalogue holds 29 books published between 2009 and 2019, from False Colors (2009) to Seeing Red (2019), with Wages of Sin (2010), By Honor Betrayed (2011), Blessed Isle (2012) and Bomber's Moon (2012) among them. Trowchester Blues, Unquiet Spirits, Under the Hill, Cygnus Five and Arising are the series listed. Subjects cover gay men, gay sailors, naval history, the Age of Sail, the slave trade, historical romance and fairies.

Alexandra Rebecca Bell, born 24 April 1986, is an English author who writes as both Alex Bell and Alexandra Bell. Bell's speculative fiction is written for adult, young adult and middle-grade readers. The catalogue holds 10 books from Frozen Charlotte (2014) to The Lighthouse (2022). Subjects include horror stories, dolls, demoniac possession, private schools and Scotland. Later titles include The Polar Bear Explorers' Club (2018), The Forbidden Expedition (2019) and Explorers at Stardust City (2022).

Alex Berenson

24 books• 4 series

John Wells, an intelligence officer working undercover, leads Alex Berenson's espionage thrillers from The Faithful Spy (2006). Berenson's catalogue holds 24 books, opening with The Number (2003) and reaching The Fatherhood Manifesto in 2026, with the Unreported Truth titles and other non-fiction beside the novels. Terrorism, the CIA and undercover operations supply the material.

Sword and sorcery and urban fantasy with hard-boiled leads and noir themes are Alex Bledsoe's trademark. Bledsoe, an American writer born on February 3, 1963, writes 5 series: Eddie LaCrosse, Tufa, Rudolfo Zginski, Red Reaper and Witch Tales. The Sword-Edged Blonde (2007) is the earliest title, followed by Blood Groove and Burn Me Deadly (2009) and The Hum and the Shiver (2011). Subjects across the catalogue include private investigators, magic, vampires, musicians and Tennessee. Bledsoe's catalogue holds 21 books up to Dandelion (2022).

Alex Connor writes thrillers, with painting, art museum curators, commercial art galleries and scandals among the subject headings. Four series are listed: Memory of Bones, Isle of the Dead, Bosch Deception and Caravaggio Conspiracy. The Other Rembrandt / The Rembrandt Secret (2011) is the first of 12 books, and A Wreath of Serpents (2024) is the newest. The Hogarth Conspiracy / Legacy of Blood (2011), Blood on the Water (2013), The Garden of Unearthly Delights (2014) and Artemisia (2018) are among the others.

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 Ferguson is catalogued with 8 books, filed under subjects including soccer, soccer managers, Manchester United and biography. The listing opens with Just Champion! (1993) and continues through A Year in the Life (1995), A Will to Win (1997) and Managing My Life (1999). The Unique Treble followed in 2001, Alex Ferguson: My Autobiography in 2013 and Leading in 2015. Games of My Life carries a 2026 date and is the newest entry. Seven of the 8 books record a page count, with a median of 288 pages.

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.

Alex Gilbert is catalogued as a LitRPG author, with 10 books published from 2021 to 2025. The Calamitous Bob (2021) is the first. In Kazar and The Death Path followed in 2022, then Disaster Classes and Welcome to Harrak in 2023. Black Mana Gambit, Evil Overlady and The League of Lesser Evil are 2024 titles, and Casus Belle and War of the Ascended date from 2025. War of the Ascended is the newest, and Gilbert is still publishing.

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.

Alex Howard has written 12 catalogued books from 2014 to 2025, across the Old Forge Café Mysteries, DCI Hanlon and PI Hanlon series. The first is Time To Die / The Stolen Child (2014), and the newest is Murder and the Maitre D' (2025). Other titles include Cold Revenge / The Innocent Girl (2015), Missing For Good (2020), Buried For Good (2021), Murder on the Menu (2023) and Death in Nonna's Kitchen (2024).

Alex Howell is the credit on 9 catalogued books, all of them published in 2020. The catalogue groups them as the Mason Walker series, with Mason Walker also recorded as the recurring character. The titles are The Search, Crisis Meltdown, Raining Bullets, The Cleansing, The Dark Underworld, The Warrior, Vengeful Fire, War Cry and When Mayhem Cries. No book has been catalogued under this name since 2020.