Authors whose first name starts with A, page 9 of 18

Alyssa Satin Capucilli and many others is a shared byline covering 120 early-reader books published between 2002 and 2026, from Whose Hat Is It? to Fox Catches a Wave. Volumes are very short, with a median of 32 pages, and are written for children learning to read alone. Biscuit the puppy and Mittens the cat anchor much of the list, and the stories turn on animals, friendship and small daily outings. New titles keep arriving.

Alyxandra Harvey writes young adult fantasy and romance. The Drake Chronicles follows a family of vampires through Hearts at Stake (2009), Blood Feud (2010), Out for Blood (2010) and Bleeding Hearts (2011), while the Lovegrove Legacy, also called The Witches of London, and Haunting Violet (2011) turn to witches and ghosts. Later series, Dainty Devils and the Spinster Society, reach Seduced by a Scoundrel (2025). The catalogue holds 35 books dated from 2006.

Amal El-Mohtar writes short stories and novellas, and the catalogue files 8 titles under the name with subject headings of American short stories and fairy tales. The list starts at The Honey Month (2010) and reaches Seasons of Glass and Iron: Stories (2026), taking in The Truth About Owls (2014), Pockets (2015), Seasons of Glass and Iron (2016), Anabasis (2017), John Hollowback and the Witch (2023) and The River Has Roots (2025). El-Mohtar remains actively publishing.

Fantasy is the recurring subject across Amalie Howard's catalogue, which also records witches, vampires, mermaids, princes, women soldiers and children's fiction. The listing holds 34 books, opening with Bloodspell (2011) and reaching Rebel Heiress in 2026. Waterfell (2013), Alpha Goddess (2014), Oceanborn (2014) and Bloodcraft (2015) fall in the early run. Series credited to Howard include Cruentus Curse, Aquarathi, Riven Chronicles, Lords of Essex, Diamonds, Tartans & Titans and Starkeeper.

Amanda Ashley is an American novelist working in paranormal romance. Vampires are the recurring subject, set against historical backdrops and man-woman relationships. The catalogue holds 51 books published between 1996 and 2022, opening with Deeper Than the Night (1996) and closing with Secrets in the Night (2022). Ashley's series include Embrace, the Vampire Trilogy, Morgan Creek, Brynn Tor, Enchant and Children of the Night, with standalone novels, short stories and novellas filling out the run. No title is listed after 2022.

Amanda Bouchet writes epic fantasy and paranormal romance drawing on Greek mythology. The catalogue opens with A Promise of Fire (2016), Breath of Fire (2017) and Heart on Fire (2018), then takes in Nightchaser (2019), Starbreaker (2020), A Curse of Queens (2022) and Dawnmaker (2023). Kings, queens, fortune-tellers, magic and imaginary wars are the recurring subjects. Bouchet's three series are the Kingmaker Chronicles, Endeavor and Heirs of the Second Dawn, and the eleventh book, The Light Under the Shadow Wing, is dated 2026.

Amanda Brooke's catalogue holds 15 books from Yesterday's Sun (2012) to Nightfall (2024). Subject tags include brain tumors, patients, life change events and self-actualization. Another Way to Fall (2013), If I Should Go (2014), The Missing Husband (2015), The Goodbye Gift (2016) and The Bad Mother (2017) are among the titles. Brooke publishes roughly one book a year.

Amanda Cabot writes Christian romance. Subjects across the catalogue include historical fiction, love stories, Texas, the Texas Rangers, physicians and murder. Twenty-nine books stand under Cabot's name, opening with Paper Roses in 2009 and reaching Whispers in the Valley in 2026. Series include the Texas Dreams Trilogy, Westward Winds, Texas Crossroads, the Cimarron Creek Trilogy, Mesquite Springs, Secrets of Sweetwater Crossing and Return to Sweetwater Crossing.

Amanda Carlson writes urban fantasy and paranormal fiction; the subject headings name werewolves, vampires, demonology, magicians and goddesses. Twenty-five books are catalogued between 2012 and 2021, with Jessica McClain recurring as a character and heading a series list that also holds Holly Danger, Mina Kane and Phoebe Meadows. Blooded and Full Blooded appeared in 2012, Cold Blooded and Hot Blooded in 2013, and Red Blooded and Struck in 2014. The books run to a median of 300 pages, and the catalogue marks the run dormant.

Amanda Cinelli writes contemporary romance, with billionaire and multicultural strands recorded among the subjects. Four series stand under the name: Greeks' Race to the Altar, Monteverre Marriages, Avelar Family Scandals and Fast Track Billionaires Club. Twelve books run from Resisting the Sicilian Playboy (2015) to Fast-Track Fiance (2024), taking in One Night with the Forbidden Princess (2018), Returning to Claim His Heir (2021) and A Ring to Claim Her Crown (2023). Cinelli is still publishing.

Amanda Cockrell is an American author and an academic at Hollins University, a private women's university in Virginia. Cockrell has also written historical novels under the pseudonym Damion Hunter. The catalogue lists 10 books from The Moonshine Blade (1988) to Coyote Weather (2023), and the series credited to Cockrell are Deer Dancers and the Horse Catchers Trilogy. Subject headings include historical and fantasy fiction, Indians of North America, prehistoric peoples, horses, tricksters and the legendary character Coyote. Wind Caller's Children (1995), When the Horses Came (1999) and The Rain Child (2001) are among the titles.

Amanda Cox has six catalogued novels published between 2020 and 2026. The Edge of Belonging (2020) opens the list, followed by The Secret Keepers of Old Depot Grocery (2021), He Should Have Told the Bees (2023), Between the Sound and Sea (2024), The Bitter End Birding Society (2025) and Things We Cannot Keep (2026). The books are indexed under American literature. Cox is still publishing.

Amanda Craig is a British novelist whose 10 catalogued books span 1990 to 2026. Foreign Bodies (1990) is the earliest, followed by A Private Place (1991) and A Vicious Circle (1996). In a Dark Wood (2000), Hearts and Minds (2009), The Lie of the Land (2017) and The Three Graces (2023) come later, and High and Low (2026) is the newest. Subjects include satire, London and fairy tales.

Amanda Cross is the pen name Carolyn Heilbrun (1926-2003) used for mystery novels. Heilbrun was an American academic at Columbia University and the first woman granted tenure in its English department. Fourteen Amanda Cross books are catalogued, from In the Last Analysis (1964) to The Edge of Doom (2002), and Kate Fansler, a college teacher, is the recurring figure across them. Women sleuths, detective and mystery stories and New York City carry the subject tags.

Amanda Dykes has 9 catalogued books, published between 2015 and 2024. The run opens with two 2015 titles, Bespoke and Tin Can Serenade, and continues through A Song in the Night (2017), Up from the Sea (2019), Whose Waves These Are (2019), Set the Stars Alight (2020), Yours Is the Night (2021) and All the Lost Places (2022) to Born of Gilded Mountains (2024). One series is recorded, Whose Waves These Are, and Dykes is still publishing.

Amanda Eyre Ward writes psychological fiction about families. Sleep Toward Heaven (2003) opens 14 catalogued books that reach Arrivals and Departures (2026), taking in How to Be Lost (2004), The Same Sky (2015) and The Jetsetters (2020). Death row, women who kill, the families of murder victims, widowhood, sisters and missing persons supply the subject matter. Ward continues to publish.

Amanda Feyerbend has 17 catalogued books, published between 2014 and 2022. Endless Evil and White River, both from 2014, are the earliest titles. Three series appear under the Feyerbend name: Pruitt County Mysteries, Liz Lockhart Mystery and Reynolds Investigation Mystery. The Last Cut (2015), The Ideal Woman (2017), Girls of Summer (2018) and The Ride-Along (2018) are among the titles. Chosen to Die, Cries in the Night, Days Gone By and Do Unto Others all date from 2019, and No More Games (2022) is the most recent.

Amanda Flower, born January 23, 1980, in Akron, Ohio, is an American mystery novelist who also writes as Isabella Alan, for both adults and children. Maid of Murder (2010) opens a catalogue of 55 books that reaches Truffle Trouble in 2026, with Strawberry Scam due in 2027. Andi Unstoppable won the 2015 Agatha Award for Children's/Young Adult Book, and Maid of Murder, Andi Unexpected and Andi Under Pressure earned Agatha nominations. Series include Amish Candy Shop Mysteries, Amish Matchmaker Mysteries, Magical Bookshop Mysteries, Farm To Table Mysteries and Katharine Wright Mysteries, and cozy and amateur-sleuth mysteries figure in the subjects.

Amanda Foody has 13 catalogued books published from 2017 to 2026, with subject tags for epic fantasy, dark fantasy and children's fiction. Daughter of the Burning City (2017) is the first. Ace of Shades, King of Fools and Queen of Volts followed, and later titles include All of Us Villains, The Accidental Apprentice and The Weeping Tide. Foody writes the Wilderlore, Shadow Game, All Of Us Villains and A Fate So Cold series. Other subject tags include casinos, gambling and missing persons. The Traitor's Gambit (2026) is the newest.

Amanda Forester writes historical romance set in Scotland and England. Sixteen books are catalogued between The Highlander's Sword (2010) and Earl Interrupted (2018), with heiresses, the gentry, countesses, knights and the nobility among the recorded subjects. The Marriage Mart, Campbell Sisters, Highland Trouble and Daring Marriages series make up the listing, which records nothing after 2018.

Amanda Hesser writes about cooking. The Cook and the Gardener (1999) opens a catalogue of 11 books that reaches The Essential New York Times Cookbook in 2021, and Food52 Cook is the series recorded under the name. Kitchen gardens, vegetables, fruit, French cookery, baking and courtship appear in the subject records, and Cooking for Mr. Latte (2003), A New Way to Dinner (2016) and Mighty Salads (2017) sit in the listing. The median Hesser book runs 157 pages.

Amanda Hocking, born July 12, 1984, is an American writer of paranormal romance and young adult fiction. The catalogue counts 44 books from Hollowland (2010) to Hollow Valley (2025). Series include Trylle, Watersong, Kanin Chronicles, Omte Origins, My Blood Approves, Valkyrie and Muses of Wespen. Vampires, sirens, changelings, trolls, princesses and seaside resorts are among the recorded subjects. Titles from 2010 include Switched, Torn, My Blood Approves and Fate.

Amanda Jennings writes psychological suspense. The eight catalogued Jennings titles open with Sworn Secret (2012) and reach Beautiful People (2024), with The Judas Scar, In Her Wake, The Cliff House, The Storm, The Haven and The Judas Tree between them. Subjects filed against the books record thrillers, suspense, bereavement, psychological aspects and Cornwall as a setting. Jennings remains actively publishing.

Amanda Lees is listed with two series, WW2 Resistance and Kumari Trilogy, and Kumari appears in the subjects as a fictitious character. Selling Out (2000) is the earliest title and The Key to the Island House (2025) the newest. Goddess Of Gotham (2007), Goddess Of Destiny (2008) and Goddess of Secrets (2008) sit early in the catalogue, while Paris at First Light (2022), The Silence Before Dawn (2022) and The Midwife's Child (2023) are later. Recorded subjects include children's fiction, New York, gods, mothers and daughters, and friendship.

Amanda Lynn Petrin has 10 catalogued books published from 2019 to 2022, and Gifted Chronicles and Owens Chronicles are the listed series. Prophecy and Shards of Glass date from 2019, and Destiny and Legacy from 2020. The 2021 titles include Annabelle, Etta and First Life. For Hannah, Second Chance and Tristan appeared in 2022, and the catalogue marks the output as dormant.

Amanda M. Lee has 235 books in the catalogue, from Who, What, Where, When, Die (2011) to The Long Witch Goodnight (2026), with A Few Good Witches due in 2027. Witches, murder investigations, reporters and families are recurring subjects. Lee's series include Avery Shaw, Wicked Witches of the Midwest, Mystic Caravan, Moonstone Bay, Spell's Angels, Aisling Grimlock, Charlie Rhodes, Two Broomsticks Gas & Grill and Covenant College.

Amanda McCabe writes historical romance and also publishes as Laurel McKee and Amanda Carmack. McCabe wrote a first romance at sixteen, a historical epic composed secretly during algebra class. Award nominations for the books include the Holt Medallion, the National Readers Choice Award, the RITA Award, the Booksellers Best and a Romantic Times BOOKReviews Reviewers' Choice Award. The catalogue lists 73 books from Her Kind of Man (2000) to Secretary to the Socialite (2025). Series include Regency Rebels, Renaissance trilogy, Daughters of Erin, Bancrofts Of Barton Park, Debutantes in Paris, Dollar Duchesses and Tudor Queens. Regency romance, nobility, England and Ireland feature in the subjects. McCabe lives in Oklahoma.

Amanda McCrina writes historical fiction. The catalogue lists eight titles, from His Own Good Sword (2012) to Beyond Seven Forests (2026), and includes the Blood Oath series. Blood Road (2017), Traitor (2020), The Silent Unseen (2022) and I'll Tell You No Lies (2023) sit inside that span. McCrina is still publishing, with a 2026 title on the list.

Amanda Milo has published 26 books between 2017 and 2025, beginning with Stolen by an Alien (2017) and reaching Beware of Hodags (2025). Stolen by an Alien and Pet Project are the two series listed under Milo's name. Listed titles include Won by an Alien (2017), Galvanizing Sol (2018), Werewolf Cinderella (2019) and Cyborg Merman (2020). Poppy Rhys is credited alongside Milo on one book. Output concentrates in the 2020s, and Milo is actively publishing.

Amanda Panhorst is credited with 12 catalogued books published between 2020 and 2026, opening with Chasing Desford (2020) and reaching Miss Cordelia Finds Herself Arranged (2026). Four series carry the Panhorst credit: Langham Line, Reluctant Titles, A Cautionary Tale and Densley Arrangements. Other catalogued titles include The Wife of Walraven (2020), The Earl from Eastbend (2021), The Baronet from Bombay (2022), A Lady Most Untamed (2024) and The Merry Mishap of Alfred and Clara (2024).

Amanda Peters is a Mi'kmaw writer from Falmouth, Nova Scotia. The first novel, The Berry Pickers (2023), took the Andrew Carnegie Medal for Excellence in Fiction, the Barnes & Noble Discover Great New Writers Award, the Crime Writers of Canada Award of Excellence and the Dartmouth Book Award for Fiction. Three books are catalogued: The Berry Pickers, the story collection Waiting for the Long Night Moon (2024) and The Birthing Tree (2026). Indigenous life, siblings, family and coming of age are the recurring subjects.

Amanda Prowse writes contemporary fiction about marriage, family and the strain war puts on both. Poppy Day (2011) opens the catalogue with soldiers, hostages and an army spouse, and the No Greater Love series carries much of what follows, alongside No Greater Strength and One Love, Two Stories. Forty-eight catalogued books reach The Way Home (2026).

Amanda Renée is an American romance novelist whose books are contemporary and western romances featuring cowboys, ranches and Texas. Welcome to Ramblewood and Saddle Ridge, Montana are the listed series. The catalogue holds 17 books from Betting on Texas (2013) and Home to the Cowboy (2013) to A Cowboy's Wish (2025). Other titles include Blame it on the Rodeo (2014), A Bull Rider's Pride (2016) and A Snowbound Cowboy Christmas (2017). Recorded subjects also include sisters, homecoming and first loves.

Amanda Richardson has 31 books in the catalogue, from 2015 to Holy Hearts (2025). Ravaged Castle, Love at Work, Heathens, Savage Hearts, Shadow Pack, Charlotte Bloom and Ruthless Royals are among the series, beside standalone novels. The Foretelling (2015), Heathens (2017), Sinners (2020) and Monsters (2021) are among the titles.

Amanda Scott is a historical romance novelist whose catalogue lists 61 books from The Fugitive Heiress (1981) to The Kissing Stone (2018). More than twenty-five Scott novels take place in the English Regency period of 1810 to 1820, and others are set in fifteenth-century England or sixteenth- and eighteenth-century Scotland, with three contemporary romances as well. Scott began writing on a dare from a spouse and has sold every manuscript written. Awards include the RITA/Golden Medallion and Romantic Times honours for Best Regency Author and Best Sensual Regency. Series include Highland, Secret Clan, Border Trilogy, Galloway Trilogy and Lairds of the Loch. Scott lives in northern California.

Amanda Skenandore's catalogue holds 6 books published between 2018 and 2026: Between Earth and Sky (2018), The Undertaker's Assistant (2019), The Second Life of Mirielle West (2021), The Nurse's Secret (2022), The Medicine Woman of Galveston (2024) and When No One Else Will (2026). Native American life, Ojibwa characters, Indian children, ethnic identity and family secrets recur as subjects.

Amanda Stevens has 76 books in the catalogue, from The Tempted (1985) to The Disappearance (2026). The Graveyard Queen is a Stevens series, alongside Gallagher Justice, Matchmakers Underground, Eden's Children, Twilight's Children, Quantum Men, On The Edge and Echo Lake. Subjects include romantic suspense, contemporary romance, murder, kidnapping and police. Titles from the 1990s include Angels Don't Cry (1993), The Seventh Night (1993), Fade To Black (1994) and Dark Obsession (1995).

Amanda Usen writes contemporary romance. Catalogue subjects for Usen record contemporary romance, man-woman relationships and the Adirondack mountains of New York. The 13 catalogued books span 2012 to 2024, opening with Luscious (2012) and Scrumptious (2012) and reaching One Night Stand Ever After (2024). Into the Fire (2013), Seducing the Playboy (2014), Impulse Control (2015) and Dark Threat (2021) sit inside the run. Hot Nights, Unforgettable Fire and Sexy Chefs are the series recorded under this name, and new titles are still appearing.

Amanda Weaver has 12 catalogued books published between 2014 and 2025, all credited to Weaver alone. Grantham Girls, Romano Sisters and Arlington are the three series filed under the name, and college students and man-woman relationships are the recorded subjects. The run opens with Always (2014) and reaches Kiss & Collide (2025), taking in A Duchess in Name (2016), The Notorious Lady Grantham (2018), Love and the Laws of Motion (2019) and Love Around the Corner (2020).

Amarie Avant has 47 catalogued books from 2015 to 2026. Fear I, Fear II and Fear III open the listing in 2015, and Big Mad (2026) is the newest. Series credited to Avant include MacKenzie Scottish Crime Family, Deceptive Desires, Falling in Love with an Alpha Billionaire, Resnov Bratva, Duke of Tudor, Good Mistress and Black Queen, Dark Knight. Covet, Crave and Envy all date from 2016.

Amber Anthony has 11 catalogued books published between 2017 and 2021, all credited to Anthony alone. Three groupings appear in the listing: Roman's Adventures, Tales from the Gaoler, and standalone novels. Blood Rising (2017) opens the run, followed by Appetite for Blood (2018), Becoming Gabriel (2018), Blood Emerald (2018), Arise, My Darling (2019), Blood Dragon (2019), Roman's Revenge (2019), Roman's Rules (2019) and Blood Fugue (2020). Blood Legacy (2021) is the newest, and nothing has been added since.

Amber Benson

29 books• 7 series

Amber Benson acts, writes, directs and produces. Benson played Tara Maclay on Buffy the Vampire Slayer from 1999 to 2002, and directed, produced and starred in the films Chance (2002) and Lovers, Liars & Lunatics (2006). The book catalogue begins in the same world, with Buffy the Vampire Slayer: Willow and Tara (2003), then moves through the Ghosts of Albion novels, the Shadowplay comics, the Calliope Reaper-Jones series and the Witches of Echo Park. Witchcraft, magic, death and the supernatural run through the listed subjects, across 29 titles ending with Slayers in 2023.

Amber Crewes writes culinary cozy mysteries. The Sandy Bay series opened in 2018 with an alphabetical run of titles, from Apple Pie and Trouble through Brownies and Dark Shadows, Cookies and Buried Secrets and Donuts and Disaster, each pairing a baked good with a death. The catalogue holds 50 books through to Murder of a Curious Beneficiary in 2026, adding the Spring Harbor Cozy Mysteries and the Lady Margot Blackwell Mysteries, and it continues.

Amber Ella Monroe has 58 books in the catalogue, published between 2011 and 2025. Donor (2011) is the listed first title, followed by Wolf's Haven and Wolf's Promise in 2012, and Bound by Darkness (2025) is the most recent. Series credited to Monroe include Aspen Valley Wolf Pack, Caedmon Wolves, COBRA Wolf, Wolf Mated, Mate Marked, Shadow World, Dresdan Coven, Blood Legacy, Savage Warriors and Uncaged. The 2010s are the heaviest decade on the list, and Monroe is still publishing.

Amber Lynn Natusch has 41 books catalogued from Caged (2011) to Burn It All Down (2025), with Freshman Year's a Killer scheduled for 2027. Subjects include occult and supernatural fiction, fantasy, thrillers and suspense, high schools and friendship. Natusch's series include Caged, Unborn, Blue-Eyed Bomb, Hometown Antihero, Supernatural Misfits Academy, Witches of the Gilded Lilies, Fireheart and Catching Killers. Titles from 2012 include Framed, Haunted and Scarred.

Amber Nicole has 9 books in the catalogue, from The Book of Azrael (2022) to The Fall of the Crowned King (2026), and fantasy is the listed subject. The Throne of Broken Gods (2023), The Dawn of the Cursed Queen (2024) and The Wrath of the Fallen (2025) are among the titles. A two-part dramatized adaptation of The Book of Azrael appeared in 2025 under the series name Gods and Monsters Dramatized Adaptation.

Amber Smith writes young adult and middle grade fiction about teenagers under strain: sexual assault, family violence, sexual orientation and coming of age. Seven catalogued books run from The Way I Used to Be in 2016 to The Way We Become in 2026, with The Last to Let Go in 2018, Something Like Gravity in 2019 and Code Name: Serendipity in 2022 between them. The Way I Used to Be grew into a series of its own, and Smith is a New York Times bestselling author.

Amberlee Day has 17 catalogued books published between 2017 and 2023, opening with The Billionaire's Mermaid (2017) and ending at The Angler, the Baker, and the Billionaire (2023). One series carries the Day credit: My HeartChannel. Other catalogued titles include Moonlight Serenade with the Billionaire (2019), Accidentally Engaged for the Holidays (2020), Sweet Home Vermont (2020) and Falling Inn Love (2020). Nothing new has been catalogued under the Day name since 2023.

Ambrose Parry is the shared pen name of Marisa Haetzman and Chris Brookmyre. Under it the pair write historical crime fiction set in Edinburgh, with physicians and medical students among the recurring figures. The Raven, Fisher, and Simpson series accounts for the catalogue's 7 books, published between 2018 and 2025, from The Way of All Flesh (2018) through The Art of Dying (2020), A Corruption of Blood (2021) and Voices of the Dead (2023) to The Death of Shame (2025). Parry is actively publishing.

Amelia Addler writes women's fiction and romance. All seven of her catalogued books belong to a single run named for saltwater: Saltwater Cove (2019), Saltwater Studios (2020), then Saltwater Crossing, Saltwater Falls, Saltwater Memories, Saltwater Promises and Saltwater Secrets, all published by 2021. No title has followed since.

Amelia Atwater-Rhodes published a debut novel, In the Forests of the Night, in 1999 at the age of fourteen. The American fantasy and young adult author's catalogue runs to 22 books, closing with Of the Mortal Realm in 2018, across four series: Den of Shadows, the Kiesha'ra, the Maeve'ra Trilogy and the Mancer books. Vampires, witches, shapeshifting and magic are the recurring subjects. Atwater-Rhodes was born in Silver Spring, Maryland in 1984 and teaches Language Arts at Learning Prep School in West Newton, Massachusetts.

Zoo animals and animal rescue fill Amelia Cobb's 25 books for readers in grades 1 to 3. Zoe Parker is the recurring character, and human-animal communication is a listed subject. The Lonely Lion Cub, The Playful Panda and The Puzzled Penguin launched the list in 2013, followed by The Eager Elephant and The Lucky Snow Leopard in 2014. Amelia Cobb's newest title is The Worried Wombat (2024).

Regency London is the ground Amelia Grey's historical romances cover: nobility, scandals, betrothal, marriage and manners all show in the recorded subjects. The catalogue lists 26 books from Never a Bride (2001) to Love, The Duke (2025). Rogues' Dynasty, Heirs' Club of Scoundrels, Terrible Threesome, Rakes of St. James and Say I Do are the series filed under the Grey name. Grey is recorded as an ongoing author.

Amelia Hepworth writes children's fiction, and the catalogue lists 12 books from I Love You to the Moon and Back (2015) to I Love You to the Moon and Back All Year Long (2023). Subjects include stories in rhyme, parent and child, love, bears and toy and movable books. Titles from 2021 include Hello Baby Animals!, Roar! and What are Unicorns Made Of?, and Bedtime for Duckling dates to 2022. Hepworth is described as a British children's author and garden designer.

Amelia Hutchins writes fantasy romance, and the catalogue holds 36 books from Fighting Destiny (2013) to Silverproof Damsel (2025). Fae Chronicles, Legacy of the Nine Realms, Elite Guards, Playing with Monsters, Guardian's Diary, Wicked Knights, Darkest Fae and Witchery Hollows are among the series. Taunting Destiny (2013), Escaping Destiny (2014), Seducing Destiny (2015) and Unraveling Destiny (2017) are listed titles, and Claiming the Dragon King appeared in 2018.

Amelia Shaw writes paranormal and fantasy romance. Ninety-nine books are catalogued, opening with Prowling their Mate (2014) and reaching Threads of Fire and Fate (2026), with Spindle of Smoke and Sorrow scheduled for 2027. Shifters, fae, wolves and gargoyles name the series: Fire and Ice, Daughters of the Warlock, Wicked Fae, Shifter Rejected, Slayer Academy, Pack Loyalty, Wicked Wolves, Gargoyle Shifters of New York and Blood World.

Amelia Wilde has 94 books in the catalogue, from 2016 to 2027. The first year brought Dirty Rich, Dirty Ransom, Dirty Rogue, Dirty Royal and Dirty Rumor, along with Never His, Only His and Rich Rumor. Stolen Princess (2026) is the latest title, and Damned Villain is scheduled for 2027. Series include Bliss Brothers, Bliss Ranch, White Rose Billionaires (Billionaire Possession), Main Street Single Dads, King of Shadows, Richer Than God, Devil Trilogy, Controlling Interest and City Rich. Billionaires, competition and the FBI appear in the subject tags.

America's Test Kitchen is credited with 14 cookbooks in the catalogue, published from 2014 to 2025. The Complete Cooking for Two Cookbook (2014) is the earliest. Later titles include The Complete Vegetarian Cookbook (2015), The Complete Mediterranean Cookbook (2016) and The Complete Diabetes Cookbook (2018). Cook's Country TV Show Cookbook (2025) is the newest title. Subjects include recipes, home economics and diet therapy.

Ames Mills has 13 books catalogued between 2022 and 2025, and Abbs Valley and Forest Grove are the series. Riches To Riches and All I Have both appeared in two parts in 2022, and A Very Merry Mafia Christmas came out the same year. The Heart of Psychos and The Saviors were each released in two parts in 2023, along with For the Love of Kane. Beta Team-The Saviors: Part two (2025) is the newest title.

Amie Kaufman is an Australian writer of science fiction and fantasy for young adults, published in more than 35 countries and listed on the New York Times bestseller charts. The Starbound Trilogy and Unearthed were written with Meagan Spooner, The Illuminae Files with Jay Kristoff, and Elementals is a solo series. The catalogue lists 18 books from These Broken Stars (2013) to One Knight Stand (2026), taking in This Shattered World (2014), Their Fractured Light (2015), Ice Wolves (2018), Scorch Dragons (2019) and The Other Side of the Sky (2020). Subject tags cover interplanetary voyages, space colonies, survival and life on other planets.