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Alex Irvine, who also publishes as Alexander C. Irvine, has 30 books in the catalogue, spanning 2001 to 2020. Media tie-in work runs through it: companion volumes and journals for the television series Supernatural, plus Isaac Asimov's Robots, Dungeons & Dragons: Dark Sun, Sleepy Hollow and Independence Day Resurgence. Transformers, Batman and comic books appear among the recorded subjects, beside science fiction and fantasy. A Scattering of Jades (2002), The Narrows (2005) and Anthropocene Rag (2020) are among the titles.

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 London writes for children, young adults and adults, and has also published as Charles London and C. Alexander London. London has worked as a journalist and human rights researcher reporting from conflict zones and refugee camps, as a young adult librarian at the New York Public Library, and as a snorkel salesman, and lives in Philadelphia. The catalogue holds 12 books from Proxy (2013) to After Ever After (2025), taking in Guardian (2014), Black Wings Beating (2018), Red Skies Falling (2019), Gold Wings Rising (2020) and City of Thieves (2021), with Pull: A Graphic Novel scheduled for 2027. Catalogue subjects record dystopian science fiction, young adult fiction and fantasy. Skybound Saga, Proxy and Princess Protection Program are the series recorded here.

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 Morgan is the name on the Kicks series, 13 children's soccer stories catalogued from 2013 to 2021 for grades 3 to 5. Saving the Team (2013) opens the list, and Sabotage Season, Win or Lose, Hat Trick, Under Pressure and In the Zone follow. Fans in the Stands (2021) is the most recent. Subject tags cover friendship, teamwork, schools, family life, self-confidence and California. The sourced record describes Alex Morgan, born 2 July 1989, as an American former professional soccer player who won the FIFA Women's World Cup in 2015 and 2019.

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 R. Carver has 10 catalogued books published between 2016 and 2023, spread over the Inspector Stone Mysteries, Oakhurst Murder and Cas Dragunov series. Exposed (2016) is the earliest title. Where There's a Will, A Perfect Pose, A Stone's Throw, Poetic Justice, An Unwanted Inheritance and Written In Blood follow, and The Witness Must Die (2023) is the newest.

Alex Robins is the author of the War of the Twelve, Ruined Gods and Mothers of Sorrow series. The catalogue holds 11 books published from 2021 to 2026, beginning with The Broken Heart of Arelium (2021). The Ashen Hand of Kessrin (2021), Panacea (2022), Caduceus (2023), Titanica (2024) and The City of Sun and Stars (2025) are among the titles. The City of Grief and Pain (2026) is the newest book, and Robins is still publishing.

Alex Rutherford writes historical fiction and adventure, catalogued under subjects such as kings and rulers, India, the Taj Mahal, families and sibling rivalry. Eight books carry the name, from Raiders from the North (2009) to Fortune's Heir (2021), and they fall into two series: Empire of the Moghul and the Ballantyne Chronicles. A Rutherford book runs to roughly 448 pages. No new title has appeared since 2021.

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 Segura writes crime fiction and comics. The novel Secret Identity was named an Editor's Choice by The New York Times, drew starred reviews from Publishers Weekly, Kirkus and Booklist, and was picked among the year's best mysteries by Kirkus, NPR, Booklist, Gizmodo, LitReactor, BOLO Books and the South Florida Sun Sentinel. The catalogue holds 23 books, from Silent City (2013) to Enemy of My Enemy (2026), with Pete Fernandez as the recorded character. Recorded subjects include mystery and detective fiction, crime, murder, investigation, Miami, comics and graphic novels, and Archie Andrews as a fictitious character. Frank Tieri and Felix Ruiz each share a credit on one title.

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.

Alex T. Smith is a British author and illustrator of children's books. Smith's catalogue runs to 48 titles published between 2007 and 2024, opening with Harry's Beautiful Balloons and reaching Murder! By Narwhal!: Book 1. Seven series carry the work, among them Claude, Mr Penguin, Foxy Tales and Winston. The books sit in picture-book and humorous-story territory, with a median length of 96 pages, and Smith continues to publish.

Alex Toxic is an author of 27 books across five series: Dark Healer, Lord of The System, Kill or Die, Emperor of the Borderlands and Aquilon: The Water Mage. Every Alex Toxic book in the catalogue was released between 2023 and 2026. Alex Toxic is still publishing.

Alex Villavasso opens the catalogue with Sailor Ray and the Darkest Night (2014) and is credited alone on all 20 books listed here. Three series carry the Villavasso name: Blaze Monroe: Supernatural Slayer, Aiden Cross: Academy Outcast, and Legend of Dark Heart. The run reaches The Legend Of Dark Heart 2 in 2026, with The Legend of Dark Heart 3 scheduled for 2027. Villavasso remains actively publishing.

Police procedurals are the common thread in 26 books published under the names Alex Walters and Michael Walters between 2007 and 2026. The Walters series follow Inspector Nergui, DI McKay, DCI Kenny Murrain and Detective Annie Delamere. Mongolia, England, organized crime, undercover operations and serial murder investigation appear among the subjects. The Shadow Walker (2007) is an early title, and Stolen Lives arrives in 2026.

Alex Willan writes children's fiction in two series, Jasper & Ollie and Worst!. Jasper & Ollie (2019) is the first of 10 catalogued books, followed by Jasper & Ollie Build a Fort (2020). Unicorns Are the Worst! (2020), Dragons Are the Worst! (2021), Yetis Are the Worst! (2022) and Elves Are the Worst! (2023) came next. Subject headings list foxes, sloths and individuality. Monsters Are the Worst! and Pigeons Are the Worst! carry 2026 dates.

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 Pearl writes children's fiction for grades 1 to 3. The catalogue holds 11 books from 2017 to 2020, with horses, mythical animals, princesses, friendship, magic and secrets among the subjects. Early titles include The Big Secret (2017) and Princess Lessons (2017), and The Best Birthday Party Ever (2020) is the newest. The median book is 98 pages.

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.

Alexa Woods has 40 books in the catalogue, all of them dated 2020 or later. Finding Her Treasure (2020) is the listed first title, published alongside Her Pretend Christmas Date and Matchmaker's Choice, and Trapped in Marriage (2026) is the most recent. Falling for My Bully, Forget Me Not, Strictly Business, That One Night in Vegas and The Paid Wife all carry a 2021 date. Arranged to Love, Trapped Ice Queens, TwinSoul Dating App, All Her Little Secrets and Bonds and Assets are the five series credited to Woods.

Alexander Marsh Freed writes Star Wars fiction. Freed spent six years as a staff writer at BioWare and left in October 2012 for freelance work, having written the Imperial Agent storyline for Star Wars: The Old Republic along with Blood of the Empire and The Lost Suns. The catalogue lists 14 books from 2011 to 2025, among them Battlefront: Twilight Company (2015), Rogue One (2016), Alphabet Squadron (2019) and The Mask of Fear (2025), across the Alphabet Squadron, The Old Republic Comic and Twilight Company series. Subjects record science fiction, space opera, graphic novels and media tie-ins. Three graphic novels in the listing carry David Gaider's credit.

Submarines and the Royal Navy supply Alexander Fullerton's subject. Fullerton lived from 1924 to 2008, grew up in France after a Suffolk birth, and entered the Royal Naval College at Dartmouth aged thirteen in 1938. He served in the Mediterranean aboard the battleship Queen Elizabeth, then spent the rest of the Second World War underwater, and as gunnery and torpedo officer of HM Submarine Seadog in the Far East he was mentioned in dispatches. The Nicholas Everard Saga, Rosie Ewing, the SBS Trilogy, Russian Battles and the Andy Holt naval thrillers make up his series, across 50 catalogued titles dated 1953 to 2020.

Alexander Gordon Smith

44 books• 7 series

Alexander Gordon Smith, born 27 February 1979 in Norwich, England, writes fiction for children and young adults. Catalogue subjects include prisons, horror, science fiction, demonology, monsters and inventors. Series credited to Smith are Escape from Furnace, Devil's Engine, Inventors, DCI Kett, DI Harrison Baird and Softley Softley Thrillers. The Inventors (2007), Death Sentence (2009) and Lockdown (2009) are among the titles, and Until Death (2026) is the newest release.

Alexander Key was an American science fiction writer, born in 1904 and died in 1979, whose output was mainly children's literature. The catalogue lists 19 books by Key, opening with The Red Eagle (1930) and closing with The Case of the Vanishing Boy (1979). Key's listed series are Sprockets and Witch Mountain, and Escape to Witch Mountain dates from 1968. Subjects recorded for the books include time travel, life on other planets, good and evil, and magic.

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.

Alexander Nemerov is an author of books on art, with catalogue subjects that include criticism and interpretation, art and society, still-life painting, the American West in art and Frederic Remington. The 11 catalogued books run from Frederic Remington and Turn-of-the-Century America (1995) to The Forest (2023). Other titles include The Body of Raphaelle Peale (2001), Wartime Kiss (2012) and Summoning Pearl Harbor (2017).

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 Brown is a British novelist and columnist who once wrote the City Girl column for The London Paper. HarperCollins signed Brown to a three-book deal for the Carrington's novels and, in 2014, to a second three-book deal for the Tindledale series. Brown's books are published internationally and appear in seven languages. The catalogue lists 17 books from 2013 to 2025, including Cupcakes at Carrington's (2013), The Great Village Show (2015) and A Postcard from Italy (2019), and Wish You Were Here (2025) is the newest.

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 Iff has 19 catalogued books published between 2014 and 2026. Titles from 2014 include Flash burn I through Flash Burn IV, The Collar of Freedom and The Collar of Sacrifice. The series under the name are Flash Burn, Collar of Freedom, New York Mafia Vengeance and Miami Ruthless. The newest listed title is The Boars (2026), and the catalogue is ongoing.

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 Potter, born in 1970, is a British author of romantic comedies. The 15 catalogued books run from Going La La (2001) to So, I Met This Guy (2026). Calling Romeo (2002), Be Careful What You Wish For (2006), Me and Mr. Darcy (2007) and Don't You Forget About Me (2012) are among them. The Love Detective (2014) appears in the list, and Potter's series are Love Detective and Nell Stevens.

Alexandra Ripley

8 books

Alexandra Ripley (1934-2004) was an American novelist, born Alexandra Braid. Ripley wrote Scarlett (1991) as a sequel to Gone with the Wind, and the catalogue files the work under historical romance, love stories and the American Civil War. A first novel, Who's That Lady in the President's Bed?, appeared in 1972 under the name B.K. Ripley. Charleston (1981) was Ripley's first historical novel and a bestseller, as were On Leaving Charleston (1984), The Time Returns (1985) and New Orleans Legacy (1987). Eight books reach from 1972 to A Love Divine (1996), at a median length of 518 pages.

Alexandra Rowland

11 books• 4 series

Alexandra Rowland is an American fantasy writer and a four-time Hugo Award nominee, linked to the Chantiverse and to the podcast Be the Serpent. Rowland was raised in the Bahamas, lived later in Florida and Missouri, and studied world literature, mythology and folklore at Truman State University. The catalogue lists 11 books from 2018 to 2024, starting with A Conspiracy of Truths (2018). Series include Conspiracy of Truths, A Taste of Gold and Iron, Seven Gods and Tales of the Chants. Subjects cover fantasy romance and queer M M romance.

Alexandra Silva has 27 catalogued books, published between 2018 and 2026. For You and No One But You both appeared in 2018, followed by Burn, Scorch and Someone Like You in 2019, Blaze in 2020 and Flame in 2021. The work is organised into five series: Imperfect Hearts, Virtues & Lies, Los Angeles Comets, Sweet Vine Enemies to Lovers and Manhattan Heirs. Sophie Blue is credited alongside Silva on one title. The median listed length is 370 pages, Play For Keeps (2026) is the newest entry, and Caught Off-Guard is scheduled for 2027.

Alexandra Sokoloff is an American novelist and screenwriter who divides her time between Raleigh, North Carolina and Los Angeles. Hauntings and other paranormal events run through the fiction. The Harrowing (2006), a ghost story, was Sokoloff's debut, and it drew nominations for the Bram Stoker Award for Best Novel and the Anthony Award for Best First Novel. The Huntress/FBI Thrillers put an FBI special agent on the trail of a female serial killer. Sokoloff's catalogue holds 20 books reaching The Grapevine in 2026, with subjects covering suspense, serial murders, horror and ghost stories.

Interior design and the art of daily living are the subjects of Alexandra Stoddard, an American designer and nonfiction writer. Her 27 catalogued books span 1974 to 2013, starting with Style for Living (1974) and ending with The Shared Wisdom of Mothers and Daughters (2013). Stoddard's titles cover home decoration, self-improvement, conduct of life and motherhood, including Book of Color (1989), Creating a Beautiful Home (1992) and Grace Notes (1993).

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 Walsh has 12 books in the catalogue, from The Catherine Howard Conspiracy (2019) to The Boleyn Curse (2026). The Elizabeth Tudor Conspiracy (2019), The Arbella Stuart Conspiracy (2020) and The Jane Seymour Conspiracy (2022) are also listed. Marquess House Saga and Timeshift Victorian Mysteries are the named series. The Wind Chime (2021), The Forgotten Palace (2023) and Daughter of the Stones (2025) are among the other titles.

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 Clarke has 52 books catalogued from 2016 to 2026, beginning with Witch Myth: A Yew Hollow Cozy Mystery (2016). Witch Myth: Wild Fire, Witch Myth: Siren Song and Witch Myth: A Yew Hollow Christmas are among the Clarke series. Others include the Calamity James Paranormal Mystery, Jacqueline Frye, Carolina Caccia, Missed Connections, A Lux Bern Abduction Mystery and Blackout: A Tale of Survival in a Powerless World. Total Blackout (2026) is the newest title.

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.

Alexey Kovtunov publishes progression fantasy in numbered instalments, and many titles are simply Book 1 through Book 21. Five series divide the catalogue: Healer's Way, Village, Ghost in the System, Me and My Demons and Builder's Path. 34 books have appeared since 2023, with Book 22 scheduled for 2027. Output is fast, at roughly one release every six weeks, and a few titles break the numbering pattern, among them Goblins: Keep Out! and Rabbits: Keep Out!

LitRPG is the genre of Alexey Osadchuk, whose 25 catalogued books span 2016 to 2026. Osadchuk writes three series: Last Life, Underdog and Mirror World. Project Daily Grind (2016) is the earliest title, and The Citadel and The Way of the Outcast came out the same year. Onslaught (2026) is the newest release.

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.