Authors whose first name starts with A, page 7 of 9

Anita Stansfield writes Christian romance and family sagas, much of it with Mormon characters and settings. First Love and Forever (1994) opens a catalogue of 90 books built largely from sagas, Byrnehouse-Davies & Hamilton, the Trevor Family, the Buchanans, the Barringtons, the Keane-Morrisons and Shadows of Brierley. The Scoundrel's Widow (2022) is the newest catalogued title.

Anita Waller has 30 books in the catalogue, published between 2015 and 2025. Beautiful (2015) is the earliest title and Silent Night (2025) the most recent. Three series carry Waller's name: Kat and Mouse Mysteries, Connection, and Forrester Detective Agency Mystery. Early entries include 34 Days (2016), Angel (2016), Strategy (2017), Captor (2018) and Murder Undeniable (2018). The 2020s are the heaviest decade for Waller, who is still publishing.

Ann Aguirre, born on 27 August 1970, is an American writer of speculative fiction across urban fantasy, romantic science fiction and post-apocalyptic dystopian young adult fiction. Apocalyptic paranormal romance appears under the shared name Ellen Connor with Carrie Lofty, and paranormal romantic suspense under the name Ava Gray. The catalogue lists 160 books, from Grimspace (2008) and Wanderlust (2008) to The Hocus Pocus Handbook (2026). Series include Sirantha Jax, Razorland, Corine Solomon and Ars Numina, plus Ava Gray series such as Alpha Billionaire and Valkov Bratva. Subjects include interstellar travel and women astronauts.

Ann B Ross published The Murder Cure in 1978 and The Murder Stroke in 1981 before the books that made her name. Miss Julia Speaks Her Mind (1990) started a comic mystery series about a North Carolina widow, and it fills most of a 27-title catalogue. Humour, small-town life and women sleuths are the recurring subjects. Miss Julia Happily Ever After (2021) is the last entry.

The Second World War in Asia runs through Ann Bennett's fiction. Her 22 catalogued books open with Bamboo Heart (2013), also published as A Daughter's Quest, and reach Mandarin Road (2026). The Bamboo Trilogy, Echoes of Empire, the World War Two Orphanage books and the Rose Park Chronicles are the named series. Prisoners of war, the Burma-Siam Railroad, Thailand and fathers and daughters make up the listed subjects. Bennett is actively publishing.

Ann Brashares

19 books• 3 series

Ann Brashares, born on 6 March 1967, is an American young adult novelist best known for The Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants series. The catalogue lists 19 Brashares books, among them Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants (2001), The Second Summer of the Sisterhood (2003), Girls in Pants (2005), Forever in Blue (2007) and The Last Summer (2007). The World at Midnight (2026) is the newest title. Westfallen is the other Brashares series on record. Subjects include friendship, best friends, jeans, summer and coming of age.

Ann Charles writes mystery fiction, most of it in series. Her 42 catalogued books run from Dance of the Winnebagos (2011) to Chewed Up By The Jungle (2025) and include the Deadwood Mysteries, Jackrabbit Junction, the Deadwood Undertaker books and a Dig Site Mystery run. Haunted places, funeral homes, single mothers and small-town detection recur across the subjects. Charles also keeps a non-fiction shelf on writing and audience-building, and is still publishing.

Ann Claire writes mysteries in two series, the Christie Bookshop Mysteries and the Cyclist's Guide Mysteries. Five books are catalogued: Dead and Gondola (2022), Last Word to the Wise (2023), A Cyclist's Guide to Crime & Croissants (2024), A Cyclist's Guide to Villains & Vines (2025) and A Cyclist's Guide to Poppies & Predicaments (2026). The run is ongoing.

Ann Cleeves

52 books• 10 series

Ann Cleeves is a British crime writer, born in 1954, with 52 catalogued books spanning 1986 to 2026. The run opens with A Bird in the Hand (1986) and reaches The Dying Light in 2026. Cleeves wrote the Vera Stanhope, Jimmy Perez and Matthew Venn series, and all three have been adapted for television. Raven Black, the first Jimmy Perez novel, won the Duncan Lawrie Dagger in 2006. Other series listings include Palmer-Jones, Inspector Ramsay, Matthew Venn / Two Rivers and Willow Reeves & Jimmy Perez. Subjects include police procedurals, women detectives, England and Scotland.

Ann Granger

45 books• 5 series

Ann Granger writes English village mysteries. Say It with Poison (1991) opens the Mitchell and Markby series, set in the Cotswolds, and the Fran Varady books, the Lizzie Martin and Inspector Ben Ross novels and the Campbell and Carter mysteries follow. Granger's catalogue holds 45 titles and reaches Death on the Prowl in 2024.

Ann H. Gabhart, an American author from Kentucky, has 42 books in the catalogue from A Forbidden Yearning (1978) to A Chance for Kallie Mae (2026). A Heart Divided (1980), The Look of Eagles (1986) and Wish Come True (1988) are among the early titles. Gabhart series include Shaker, Heart of Hollyhill, Rosey Corner, Hidden Springs Mysteries and Crosswinds. Subjects include Shakers, clergy, Christian romance, mystery, fathers and daughters, and Kentucky.

Quilting runs through every series Ann Hazelwood writes: Colebridge Community, East Perry County, Wine Country Quilts and Door County Quilts. Missouri, widows, family secrets and small-town life are the recurring subjects. The Basement Quilt (2012) is the earliest of 23 catalogued titles, and Christmas, She Wrote closed the run in 2023. Nothing new has appeared since.

Ann Hood is an American novelist, short story writer and memoirist. Her work counts fourteen novels, four memoirs, a short story collection, one young adult novel and the ten-book Treasure Chest series for middle readers, inside a catalogue of 35 titles running from Somewhere Off the Coast of Maine in 1987 to The Stolen Child in 2024. Family life, mothers and daughters, twins and friendship recur across the fiction. Hood's essays have appeared in The Paris Review, Ploughshares and Tin House, Hood contributes the Home Economics column to The New York Times Op-Ed page, and Hood teaches in the MFA in Creative Writing programme at The New School in New York City.

Ann Leary's eight catalogued books move between memoir and fiction. An Innocent, a Broad and The Long Weekend opened the run in 2004, Special Delivery followed in 2005 and Outtakes from a Marriage in 2008, then The Good House in 2013, The Children in 2016, The Foundling in 2022 and I've Tried Being Nice in 2024. Premature infants, motherhood, Americans in Great Britain, family life and the spouses of entertainers appear among the subjects.

Ann Leckie

15 books• 2 series

Ann Leckie, born March 2, 1966, is an American writer of science fiction and fantasy. Leckie's debut novel, Ancillary Justice (2013), features artificial consciousness and gender-blindness and won the 2014 Hugo Award for Best Novel along with the Nebula, Arthur C. Clarke and BSFA awards. Ancillary Sword (2014) and Ancillary Mercy (2015) each took a Locus Award. Provenance (2017), Translation State (2023) and Radiant Star (2026) share the Imperial Radch setting, and The Raven Tower (2019) is Leckie's first fantasy novel. The catalogue's 15 titles begin with Hesperia and Glory (2006), and an Imperial Radch short stories and novellas line sits beside the main series.

Ann Liang

10 books• 2 series

Ann Liang, born 8 March 2000, is a Chinese and Australian author known mainly for young adult romance novels. Liang debuted in October 2022 with If You Could See the Sun, which was optioned by Bound Entertainment with Liang attached as an executive producer. A Song to Drown Rivers (2024) marked Liang's adult debut and became a Good Morning America book club pick. Twelve titles are catalogued, with The Lost Life of Sylvia Song due in 2027, and the subjects include fantasy, magical realism and enemies to lovers.

Ann M. Martin

446 books• 24 series

Ann Matthews Martin, born August 12, 1955, is an American writer of children's and young adult fiction and a Smith College graduate. The Baby-Sitters Club, first published in 1986, is the series Martin is known best for, and Martin remains involved with the series and its spin-offs. The catalogue lists 446 books, beginning with Inside Out and Bummer Summer in 1983. Related lines include Baby-Sitters Club Mysteries, California Diaries, Kids in Ms. Colman's Class, Main Street and Doll People. Jessi Ramsey, Pet-sitter: A Graphic Novel (2025) is the newest listed title.

Ann Napolitano is an American novelist whose four catalogued books work in family saga: Irish American households, conflicts between generations, small-town Georgia, the figure of Flannery O'Connor. The run opens with Within Arm's Reach (2004) and reaches Hello Beautiful (2023), with A Good Hard Look (2011) and Dear Edward (2020) in between. Roughly six years separate one Napolitano novel from the next, and nothing has been catalogued since 2023.

Ann Packer

7 books

Mendocino and Other Stories (1994) opens Ann Packer's catalogue of 7 books, which runs on through The Dive From Clausen's Pier (2002), Songs Without Words (2007) and The Children's Crusade (2015) to Some Bright Nowhere (2025). Packer, born in 1959, writes both novels and short fiction, and holds a James Michener Award along with a fellowship from the National Endowment for the Arts.

Ann Parker writes historical mysteries set in Colorado silver country. Inez Stannert leads the Silver Rush Mysteries, which open with Silver Lies (2003), winner of the WILLA Literary Award in historical fiction in 2004, and continue through Iron Ties (2006), Leaden Skies (2009), Mercury's Rise (2011), What Gold Buys (2016), A Dying Note (2018), Mortal Music (2020) and The Secret in the Wall (2022). Parker was a finalist for Best Historical Novel in the 2011 Agatha Award and studied at the University of California, Berkeley. The Abigail Summers cozy mysteries make a second series inside 17 catalogued books.

Ann Patchett

21 books• 1 series

Ann Patchett, born 2 December 1963, is an American author whose novel Bel Canto won both the PEN/Faulkner Award and the Orange Prize for Fiction in 2002. A later novel, The Dutch House, reached the finalist list for the 2020 Pulitzer Prize for Fiction. The catalogue records 21 Patchett books, from The Patron Saint of Liars (1992) to Whistler (2026), including Taft, The Magician's Assistant, Run, State of Wonder and Truth and Beauty (2004).

Ann Purser writes English village mysteries. Lois Meade, a cleaner who investigates, heads the largest series, which begins with Murder on Monday (2002) and names its titles for days of the week. The Ivy Beasley mysteries, set around a retirement community, and the Round Ringford novels fill out the fiction. The catalogue holds 27 books running from 1978 to 2014, the earliest being Looking back at popular entertainment (1978) and You and Your Handicapped Child (1981).

Ann Rinaldi was an American journalist and young adult novelist, known above all for historical fiction, who lived from August 27, 1934 to July 1, 2021. Rinaldi worked as a newspaper columnist before writing novels, eight of which the ALA named notable. In 2000, Wolf by the Ears (1991) was listed among the best young adult novels of the preceding twenty-five years. Rinaldi also contributed to the Dear America series. The catalogue holds 48 books from Term Paper (1980) to Leigh Ann's Civil War (2011), including The Last Silk Dress (1988) and A Break with Charity (1992).

Ann Rule

37 books• 3 series

Ann Rule's books are true crime: case studies of murders, murderers, homicide investigations and the trials that followed. The catalogue holds 37 titles, opening with The Stranger Beside Me (1980) and taking in Lust Killer, The I-5 Killer, Small Sacrifices and the Crime Files line of collections. Lying in Wait and Other True Cases is the last entry, and the catalogue is listed as likely complete.

Every series Ann Sutton writes is a mystery: Dodo Dorchester, Saffron Weald, Percy Pontefract, Chief Inspector Blood, Maggie Malone and Gwendoline Hartwell. The catalogue holds 25 books published between 2020 and 2026, opening with Murder at Farrington Hall (2020) and reaching Murder In Cavendish Square (2026). Murder names most of the titles, among them Murder at the Races (2020), Murder in Limehouse (2021), Murder on the Moors (2021) and Murder on the Med (2022). Sutton is actively publishing.

Ann Swinfen wrote historical fiction and literary criticism. The catalogue opens with In Defence of Fantasy (1984) and reaches The Stonemason's Tale (2018), 29 books in all, with the 2010s the heaviest decade. Christoval Alvarez carries the Chronicles of Christoval Alvarez; Oxford Medieval Mysteries and Fenland are the other series. The Testament of Mariam (2009), A Running Tide (1998) and The Travellers (1997) sit outside them. Great Britain, London, history and fantasy fiction recur as subjects.

Anna Blakely has 47 books catalogued between 2019 and 2026. R.I.S.C. is the core series name, with R.I.S.C. Bravo Team, Charlie Team, Delta Team and Echo Team as related series, and Tactical Operations and Eagle's Nest Securities are also listed. Beautiful Risk, Intentional Risk and Taking a Risk, Part 1 all date from 2019. Jagger (2026) is the newest title.

Anna Bradley writes historical romance among earls, countesses and Scottish lairds. A Wicked Way to Win an Earl (2015) opens a catalogue of 31 books that reaches How to Lose a Laird (2026). Games Earls Play, Swooning Virgins Society, Sutherland Sisters, Somerset Sisters, Besotted Scots, Drop Dead Dukes, Tainted Angels and Cairncross Castle are the series. Three More or Less titles, a Countess, a Marchioness and a Temptress, all appeared in 2018.

Anna Campbell writes historical romance set among the nobility: 52 catalogued books between 2007 and 2025, across the Sons of Sin, Dashing Widows, Lairds Most Likely, A Scandal in Mayfair, Scoundrels of Mayfair and Cinderellas of Mayfair series. Claiming the Courtesan (2007) opens the run and Lady Elizabeth's Winter Stranger (2025) is the newest. Courtship and English historical settings recur throughout, and the books measured run to a median of 398 pages.

Anna Downes has 3 catalogued books. The Safe Place (2020) opens the catalogue, The Shadow House followed in 2022 and Red River Road in 2024. Downes has published roughly one book every two years since 2020, and the catalogue is marked ongoing.

Anna Elliott has 67 books catalogued between 2010 and 2026. Twilight of Avalon is a series, and subjects include Arthurian romances, Tristan, Iseult, Avalon and historical romance. Dark Moon of Avalon, Dawn of Avalon and Twilight of Avalon all date from 2010. Other series include Sherlock Holmes and Lucy James Mystery, Pride and Prejudice Chronicles, Sense and Sensibility Mysteries, Homefront Sleuths Cozy Mystery and Susanna and the Spy. The Wedding Eve Murders (2026) is the newest title.

Anna Hackett has 132 books in the catalogue, published between 2009 and 2026. Savage Dragon and Tempest (both 2009) are the earliest, with Hunter's Surrender (2010), Mind Raider (2012) and At Star's End (2014) among the titles that followed. The Norcross Rescue (2026) is the newest release. Hackett series include Hell Squad, Norcross Security, Sentinel Security, Phoenix Adventures, Eon Warriors, Treasure Hunter Security, Team 52, Galactic Gladiators: House of Rone, Anomaly, Fury Brothers, Galactic Kings and Warriors Of The Wind.

Anna Harrington writes historical romance set among the nobility. Her 29 catalogued books run from Dukes Are Forever (2015) to The Duchess Debt (2026), across five series: Capturing the Carlisles, Lords of the Armory, the Secret Life of Scoundrels, Dukes of Darkness and the Sinfell Sisters. Dukes, marquesses, earls, rogues and scoundrels fill the titles, while guardianship, widowhood and soldiering recur in the subject headings.

Anna Jacobs writes historical sagas and romance set in England and Australia. Persons of Rank (1992) opens a catalogue of 114 books that reaches Hope Comes to Eastby End (2026), with Salem Street (1994), Ridge Hill (1996) and Our Lizzie (1999) among the early run. Family sagas name most of the series: the Gibson Family, the Kershaw Sisters, the Preston Family, the Michaels Family, the Blake Sisters and Swan River Saga, the Traders, Peppercorn Street, Rivenshaw, the Ellindale Saga, Larch Tree Lane and the Wiltshire Girls. Widows, inheritance and family life recur as subjects.

Anna James writes children's fiction aimed at readers in grades 3 to 5. Two series are catalogued: Pages & Co., which opens with The Bookwanderers (2018) and runs through Tilly and the Lost Fairytales (2020), Tilly and the Map of Stories (2020), The Book Smugglers (2021) and The Last Bookwanderer (2023), and the Chronicles of Whetherwhy. James has 13 catalogued books dated 2018 to 2026, reaching The Violet Rebellion (2026) by way of The Treehouse Library (2023) and The Age of Enchantment (2024).

Historical mysteries with women investigators are Anna Lee Huber's field. Lady Darby heads the first series from The Anatomist's Wife (2012), with widows, anatomists and murder among the subjects. Verity Kent follows from This Side of Murder (2017), and the Gothic Myths books run beside them. Huber's catalogue holds 26 titles and reaches A Bitter Cut in 2026.

Anna Quindlen

26 books

Anna Quindlen writes novels and non-fiction in equal measure: domestic fiction about family life and mothers and sons, set beside essays and short books of reflection. Living Out Loud (1988) opens the catalogue, with Object Lessons (1991), One True Thing (1994), Black and Blue (1998) and A Short Guide to a Happy Life (2000) following. Twenty-six catalogued titles reach More Than Enough in 2026.

Anna Smith writes thrillers and suspense fiction set in Scotland. Rosie Gilmour is the recurring character named in the subject headings, which also list women journalists, investigation, social conditions, child abuse and friendship. Twenty books are catalogued from Spit Against the Wind (2003) to The Widows (2026), across the Rosie Gilmour, Kerry Casey and Billie Carson series.

Anna Stuart writes historical fiction, with subject tags pointing to England, Great Britain, Norway, biography and romance. The catalogue lists 26 books published between 2015 and 2026, opening with The Chosen Queen and The Christmas Court in 2015 and reaching The Children on the Train (2026). The series headings are Queens of Conquest, Shakespeare's Queens, Women of War and Inspirational WW2 Stories. Just the Two of Us (2020) carries the byline Jo Wilde. Anna Stuart is still publishing.

Anna Todd

17 books• 7 series

Anna Todd, born Anna Renee Todd on March 18, 1989, is an American novelist and a New York Times bestseller for the After series, the Brightest Stars trilogy, The Spring Girls and The Last Sunrise. Todd started out writing on a phone through Wattpad, where After became the most-read series on the platform, passing two billion reads. Todd has worked as a producer and screenwriter on the After and After We Collided films and founded Frayed Pages Media in 2017. The catalogue holds 17 Todd books, from After (2014) to The Last Sunrise (2025), with college students and contemporary romance among the subjects.

Anna Zaires writes dark romance and contemporary romance, and kidnapping appears among the subject headings. The catalogue lists 45 books from Close Liaisons (2012) to Chained Fate (2025). Close Obsession and Close Remembrance followed in 2013, along with The Sorcery Code, and Twist Me, Keep Me and The Krinar Captive all date from 2014. Series include Twist Me, Capture Me, Krinar Chronicles, Tormentor Mine, Sorcery Code, Hard Code, Molotov Betrothal, Molotov Obsession, Darker Than Love and White Nights.

Anna-Lou Weatherley's catalogue of 14 books turns from summer romance to crime. Ibiza Summer (2006) opens the run, and the early titles carry subjects of friendship, sisters, holidays and social class. The Detective Dan Riley series accounts for the later work, where missing persons, revenge and wealthy London households supply the material. She Made Me Do It (2026) is the most recent entry.

Annabel Chase has 130 books catalogued between 2011 and 2026, with Relic of Fate due in 2027. The earliest listings appeared under other names: Hostel Takeover (2011) as Keeley Bates with Al Bates, and Public School Princess (2013) as Augusta Blythe. Starry Hollow Witches, Federal Bureau of Magic Cozy Mystery, Spellbound Ever After, Midlife Magic Cocktail Club, Crossroads Queen and Midnight Empire: The Tower are among the series. Cursed By Fate (2026) is the newest title.

Annabel Monaghan's catalogue covers 9 books from Click! (2007) to Dolly All the Time (2026). The Digit series is listed, and titles include A Girl Named Digit (2012) and Double Digit (2014). Later books are Nora Goes Off Script (2022), Same Time Next Summer (2023), Summer Romance (2024) and It's a Love Story (2025). Subjects recorded for the books include teenage girls, kidnapping, terrorism and children's fiction. Monaghan is still publishing.

Annabelle Anders has 57 books in the catalogue, from Hell Hath No Fury (2017) to Cocky August Rake (2026), with Don't Stop Believing in the Viscount scheduled for 2027. Series include Regency Cocky Gents, Devilish Debutantes, Miss Primm's Secret School for Budding Bluestockings, Lord Love a Lady, Rakes of Rotten Row, Not So Saintly Sisters, Scoundrels with Secrets and Mapleton Family Saga. Titles from 2018 include A Lady's Prerogative, Hell Hath Frozen Over, Hell of a Lady and Nobody's Lady.

Annabelle Winters writes curvy-heroine romance, and the series names state it: Curves for the Sheikhs, Curvy for Him, Curvy for Keeps, Curvy in College, Curvy for the Holidays, Curves for Shifters, Dragon's Curvy Mate and Billionaire's Curvy Bride, with Team Darkwater and Push Me alongside. Seventy-nine catalogued books run from The Waitress from Wisconsin (2016) to Dying for the Doctor (2025), and Winters continues to publish.

Annabeth Albert writes gay contemporary romance, with subject headings that add firefighters, workplace romance and musicians. The catalogue lists 72 books from 2015 to 2026. Resilient Heart, Status Update, Treble Maker, Winning Bracket, Baked Fresh and Served Hot all date from 2015, and All Note Long and Beta Test from 2016. Series include Out Of Uniform, Portland Heat, Mount Hope, Second Chance Ranch, #gaymers, Rainbow Cove, A-List Security, Perfect Harmony and Shore Leave, and Hotshots is a listed grouping. Hot Dish (2026) is the newest.

Annah Conwell writes comedy romance. All four of her catalogued books share one title pattern, each naming the relationship in question: But He's My Grumpy Neighbor (2023), But He's My One Regret (2023), But He's My Fake Fiance (2024) and But He's My Roommate (2024). The catalogue spans 2023 to 2024 and remains open.

Sagas set against the Second World War, family life and social conditions in England and Ireland make up the subjects attached to Anne Bennett's catalogue. The listing holds 22 books published between 1998 and 2021, opening with A Little Learning (1998) and closing with As Time Goes By (2021); Pack Up Your Troubles (2000), Danny Boy (2004), Daughter Of Mine (2005) and To Have and to Hold (2006) fall between. McCluskey Saga is the one series recorded, and no title has been added since 2021.

Anne Bishop writes dark fantasy. The Black Jewels series begins with Daughter of the Blood (1998) and runs on witches and the imagined realm of Terreille; The Others and the World of the Others turn to shapeshifters, werewolves and vampires. Ephemera, Tir Alainn and An Isle of Wyrd fill out 32 catalogued titles, with Storms of Fate scheduled for 2027. Books run 430 pages at the median.

Anne Cleeland's New Scotland Yard mysteries pair the detectives Doyle and Acton on murder cases in London. Thirty-six catalogued books run from Murder in Thrall (2013) to Murder in Surety (2026), many of them titled Murder in something. Daughter of the God-King and Tainted Angel, both 2013, sit outside that line. Criminal investigation and women detectives recur as subjects.

Anne Emery is a Canadian lawyer who writes murder mysteries. The Collins-Burke series pairs Monty Collins, a lawyer, with Father Brennan Burke, a Catholic priest and choirmaster, across twelve novels, and a standalone sits beside them. Emery won the Arthur Ellis Award for Best First Novel in 2007 and the Arthur Ellis Award for Best Novel in 2019, took a silver medal at the 2011 Independent Publisher Book Awards, and was shortlisted for the 2023 Whodunit Award for Fenian Street. Sign of the Cross (2006) opens the run.

Anne Enright

16 books

Anne Enright is an Irish writer whose fiction takes up family, love, identity and motherhood. The Gathering, her fourth novel, won the Man Booker Prize in 2007, and Enright served as the first Laureate for Irish Fiction from 2015 to 2018. Alongside eight novels and several story collections sits Making Babies (2004), a nonfiction account of the birth of her two children. Her essays appear in the London Review of Books and the New York Review of Books, and she writes for the Irish Times and the Guardian. 16 books are catalogued, from The Portable Virgin (1992) to Attention (2025).

Anne Frasier is the pen name of Theresa Weir, an American author born in 1954 who writes across many genres. The catalogue lists 22 books, from Hush (2002) to The Day I Died (2024), with Sleep Tight (2003), Play Dead (2004) and Pale Immortal (2006) among them. Criminal profilers, serial murders, police procedurals and Chicago appear in the subjects. Series include Detective Jude Fontaine Mysteries, Detective Olivia Welles, Inland Empire and Land of the Dead, and some titles appear under the Theresa Weir name.

Two sisters in Alabama, Patricia Anne and Mary Alice, carry Anne George's Southern Sisters mysteries, humorous whodunnits with women detectives in front. Murder on a Girls' Night Out and Murder on a Bad Hair Day (1996) begin that series, which continues through Murder Makes Waves (1997), Murder Gets a Life (1998) and Murder Shoots the Bull (1999). Fourteen titles are catalogued, the earliest Spraying Under the Bed for Wolves (1985).

Anne Gracie is an Australian historical romance novelist based in Melbourne, Victoria. Gracie's books have been RITA Award finalists, and Gracie has twice won both the Australian Romance Writer of the Year award and the National Readers Choice Award (USA). Gallant Waif (1999) is the first of 31 catalogued books, which reach A Bride For Marcus (2026). Devil Riders, Chance Sisters, Merridew Sisters, Marriage of Convenience and Brides of Bellaire Gardens are the series. Subjects include Regency romance, sisters, marriage and the aristocracy.

Anne Graham Lotz is an American evangelist and the second daughter of Billy Graham and his wife Ruth. Lotz founded AnGeL Ministries and writes devotional and Bible-study books; Just Give Me Jesus (2000) is the best known of them. Thirty-eight titles are catalogued, from Daily Light Devotional (1985) to God Won't Leave You There (2026), including The Vision of His Glory (1996), God's Story (1997) and several daily-reading journals. Scripture, Christian life and meditation are the standing subjects.

Anne Hillerman

19 books• 2 series

Anne Hillerman continues the Leaphorn and Chee mysteries, adding Bernadette Manuelito to the series that carries all three names. The catalogue holds 20 titles spanning 1973 to 2027 and mixes those Navajo-country mysteries with non-fiction about Santa Fe, including guidebooks, garden and food writing, and Tony Hillerman's Landscape. Shadow of the Solstice is the most recent entry, with Bloodline: A Leaphorn, Chee & Manuelito Novel scheduled for 2027.

Anne Holt

21 books• 4 series

Anne Holt's crime novels run to 21 catalogued books, from Blind Goddess (1993) to Det ellevte manus (2022). Holt is a Norwegian writer, lawyer and former Minister of Justice, born in 1958. Four series carry the work: Hanne Wilhelmsen, Vik & Stubo, Selma Falck and Sara Zuckerman. Hanne Wilhelmsen is the recurring detective, and the subject headings name Norway, women detectives, murder investigation and police procedure. Nothing new has appeared since 2022.

Anne Lamott

23 books

Faith, family and the writing life are Anne Lamott's recurring subjects. Hard Laughter (1979) is the earliest of 23 catalogued titles, which include Operating Instructions (1993), Bird by Bird (1994) and Traveling Mercies (1999) and reach Good Writing in 2026. Christian biography, spirituality and mothers and sons fill the subject tags.