Authors whose first name starts with B, page 2 of 8

Barbara McCauley is an American romance writer who has published with Harlequin Enterprises since 1991 and holds a RITA Award from Romance Writers of America. The catalogue lists 33 books, from Woman Tamer (1991) to Blackhawk's Affair (2007), taking in Man from Cougar Pass (1992), Nightfire (1994), the Texas titles of 1995 and Midnight Bride (1996). Subject tags name contemporary romance, single mothers, widows, bodyguards, Navajo Indians and Indian pottery, and the character field carries Secrets! with the Blackhawk and Sinclair names. The McCauley run is listed as likely complete.

Regency England is Barbara Metzger's ground. Metzger has written over three dozen books and a dozen novellas, taking the Romance Writers of America RITA, the National Reader's Choice Award, the Madcap award for humour in romance writing, and two Career Achievement Awards from Romantic Times Magazine. Contemporary romance under her own name followed, along with fantasy - the Willow Tate series - as Celia Jerome. Forty-five catalogued titles run from Bething's Folly (1981) to Greetings of the Season and Other Stories (2013). Metzger lives in eastern Long Island.

Barbara Michaels was a pen name of Barbara Louise Mertz (1927-2013), an American author who also wrote as Elizabeth Peters. Mertz earned a PhD in Egyptology from the University of Chicago in 1952, wrote the ancient Egypt histories Temples, Tombs, and Hieroglyphs and Red Land, Black Land, and was best known for mystery and suspense novels including the Amelia Peabody series. The Barbara Michaels catalogue holds 29 books from The Master of Blacktower (1966) to Other Worlds (1999), among them Ammie, Come Home (1968). Gothic, supernatural and romantic suspense tags run through the subjects.

Barbara Monajem writes romance across historical and paranormal registers, with vampires, telepathy, murder and Louisiana among the recorded subjects. The catalogue holds 30 books published between 2009 and 2025, opening with Notorious Eliza (2009) and reaching The Wallflower Ruse (2025). Series recorded for Monajem include Bayou Gavotte, Scandalous Kisses, May Day Mischief!, Wicked Christmas Wishes, Rosie and McBrae Mystery and Perilous Secrets. Monajem is still publishing.

Bárbara Mujica's catalogue holds 8 books published between 1997 and 2022. Subjects filed against the work record Spanish literature, literary studies of the 16th to 18th centuries, women authors, women painters, and the history of Spain and Mexico. Sanchez Across The Street (1997) is the earliest title and Miss del Río (2022) the most recent. Frida (2001), Women Writers of Early Modern Spain (2003), Sister Teresa (2007), I am Venus (2013), Collateral Damage (2021) and Imagining Iraq (2021) complete the list. Measured volumes run to a median of 366 pages.

Istanbul is where Barbara Nadel's longest series takes place: Cetin Ikmen is a Turkish police inspector, and the Ikmen novels start with Belshazzar's Daughter (1999). Nadel, an English crime and historical fiction writer and a former healthcare professional, also wrote the Francis Hancock books, set in the East End of London, and the Hakim and Arnold series; the Ten Bells Street novels appeared under the name Mary Collins. Forty-one catalogued books reach Serpent's Tongue in 2026.

Barbara Neely (1941–2020) was an African American novelist, short story writer and activist whose fiction is murder mystery. Blanche on the Lam (1992) introduced Blanche White, a middle-aged mother and domestic worker who investigates, and three more Blanche books followed: Blanche Among the Talented Tenth (1994), Blanche Cleans Up (1998) and Blanche Passes Go (2000). The Mystery Writers of America named Neely their Grand Master in 2020.

Barbara Nickless writes crime novels across three series. Sydney Rose Parnell, a railroad police officer and Iraq war veteran working in Colorado, leads the first, opening with Blood on the Tracks (2016). Dr. Evan Wilding heads the second and the pairing of Benedict Hoffman and Helen Belle the third. Ten books span 2016 to 2027, with A Voice in the Dark published in 2026 and Night Swans scheduled for 2027.

Nine Barbara O'Neal titles are catalogued, from A Piece of Heaven (2002) to In the Midnight Rain (2020), among them The Goddesses of Kitchen Avenue (2004), The Secret of Everything (2009), How to Bake a Perfect Life (2010) and The All You Can Dream Buffet (2014). O'Neal is an American novelist with more than forty books in total, published under four bylines - Barbara O'Neal, Barbara Samuel, Ruth Wind and Lark O'Neal - across women's fiction, romance and new adult romance.

Barbara Park (1947-2013) was an American children's author. Junie B. Jones, a kindergartner and later a first grader, is Park's best-known creation and heads the largest series in the catalogue. Family life and what happens to children at school are the recurring subjects, and the books are humorous and short at around 78 pages. Fifty-one titles are catalogued, from Don't Make Me Smile (1981) through Skinnybones (1982) and The Kid in the Red Jacket (1987) to Junie B. My Valentime (2013). Park allowed no adaptations of the work beyond stage plays.

Barbara Parker (1947-2009) wrote American mystery and legal suspense. Her 12 novels open with Suspicion of Innocence (1994), a finalist for the Edgar Allan Poe Award for best first mystery novel by an American author, and close with The Dark of Day (2008). Gail Connor and Anthony Quintana are the recurring characters, across Suspicion of Guilt (1995), Suspicion of Deceit (1998), Suspicion of Betrayal (1999), Suspicion of Malice (2000), Suspicion of Vengeance (2001), Suspicion of Madness (2003) and Suspicion of Rage (2005). Miami and Florida, women lawyers and public prosecutors are the recurring subjects. Parker sat on the national board of the Mystery Writers of America and chaired its membership committee for two years.

Between 1950 and 1961 Barbara Pym published a run of English social comedies, of which Excellent Women (1952) and A Glass of Blessings (1958) are the best known. Publishers then rejected her for years, until in 1977 the critic David Cecil and the poet Philip Larkin named her the most underrated writer of the previous 75 years. Quartet in Autumn (1977) went on to a Booker Prize nomination, and Pym was elected a Fellow of the Royal Society of Literature. She lived from 1913 to 1980, and her 14 catalogued titles close with Civil to Strangers and Other Writings (1988).

Maine is where Barbara Ross sets her mysteries, the Maine Clambake Mystery series among them, where seafood cooking joins murder in the subject tags. The Death of an Ambitious Woman (2010) opens a catalogue of 23 titles that reaches Torn Asunder (2024). Jane Darrowfield and Chief Ruth Murphy head further series, with short stories and non-fiction beside them. Women sleuths and businesswomen recur.

This catalogue entry gathers three bylines, Barbara Samuel, Barbara O'Neal and Ruth Wind, into one list of 54 books from 1989 to 2025. The run opens with Strangers on a Train (1989), published as Ruth Wind, and other Ruth Wind titles include Summer's Freedom (1990), Jezebel's Blues (1992) and Breaking The Rules (1994). The newest entry, The Last Letter of Rachel Ellsworth (2025), carries the Barbara O'Neal name. Subjects span contemporary, historical and suspense romance, with sisters, knights, Navajo Indians and Texas among the topics. Series include Red Creek Brothers / Last Roundup, Sisters of the Mountain, Rainsinger, Men of the Land and St. Ives Family.

Barbara Seranella, who lived from 1956 to 2007, was an American author. Nine books stand under the name, from No Human Involved (1997) to Deadman's Switch (2007), and the catalogue records two series, Munch Mancini and Charlotte Lyon. Subjects recorded against the books include women detectives, automobile mechanics, recovering addicts, single mothers and female friendship, with Los Angeles as the setting. Unwanted Company (2000), Unfinished Business (2001), No Man Standing (2002) and Unpaid Dues (2003) fall in the middle of the run, at a median of 304 pages.

Barbara Taylor Bradford began in non-fiction, with Fashions That Please Him (1970) and a run of interior decorating guides, then wrote A Woman of Substance (1979) and the family sagas that followed. Businesswomen, inheritance and mothers and daughters are the standing subjects. 47 catalogued books include the Emma Harte and Harte Family sagas, Cavendon Hall, the House of Falconer and the Ravenscar novels. The Wonder of It All, published in 2023, closes the catalogue.

Barbra Campbell's catalogue holds 73 books dated from 2019 to 2022. Titles from 2019 include Alexis and Chris, Convincing Her, Healing My Heart, My Lucky Halloween and Nice Enough. Series include Tales of the Nightie, Bachelor Bluff Mountain Man, 8 Seconds to My Heart, Morgan Brothers at the Beach, Take Care of Me and Luck of the Ink. Trenches of my Heart (2022) is the most recent title, and no newer book is listed.

Baroness Orczy

51 books• 2 series

Baroness Emma Orczy, born in Hungary in 1865 and died in 1947, was a British novelist and playwright. The Scarlet Pimpernel is her lasting creation: Sir Percy Blakeney, a wealthy English fop whose second identity smuggles French aristocrats away from the guillotine during the Revolution, and the figure that established the hero with a secret identity in popular culture. The stage version opened in London's West End on 5 January 1905 and drew British audiences. Orczy also wrote the Teahouse Detective stories, including The Old Man in the Corner and Lady Molly Of Scotland Yard. Fifty-two catalogued titles date from 1899 to 2021.

Barry Eisler

25 books• 6 series

John Rain, an assassin who kills for hire, is Barry Eisler's best known creation. Rain Fall, also published as A Clean Kill in Tokyo, opened the series in 2003, and several Rain novels carry two or three alternate titles across editions. Eisler's other series are Livia Lone and Ben Treven. Twenty-five books are catalogued through The System in 2025, at 341 pages on median.

Barry Finlay's catalogue runs from Kilimanjaro and Beyond (2011) to Shadows of Truth (2025), 13 books in all. Travel, mountaineering, voyages, school children and economic conditions are among the recorded subjects. Finlay has two listed series, Marcie Kane and Jake Scott Mystery. I Guess We Missed The Boat (2013), The Vanishing Wife (2014), Remote Access (2018), The Guardians of Truth (2022) and Just Keep Climbing (2023) are other titles, and Finlay is still publishing.

Barry J. Hutchison has 55 books catalogued from 2008 to 2021, starting with And Then There Were 10 (2008). Subjects include children's stories, fantasy, horror stories, imaginary friends, video games and Skylanders. Hutchison's series include Space Team, Invisible Fiends, Skylanders Universe, Beaky Malone, David Beckham Academy, Afterworlds, Benjamin Blank, Spectre Collectors, Living Ted and Ben 10. Other titles include Raggy Maggie (2010), Doc Mortis (2011) and The Crowmaster (2011). Invasion of the Living Ted (2021) is the newest title.

Barry Lyga

36 books• 5 series

Barry Lyga, born September 11, 1971, is an American young adult novelist and short story writer based in New York. Lyga took a BA in English at Yale in 1993, then spent ten years at Diamond Comic Distributors after a teenage immersion in comic books, publishing short stories along the way. I Hunt Killers arrived in March 2012. The catalogue holds 36 books, from Graphic Novels in Your Media Center (2004) to Every Hunter Is Hunted (2026), taking in The Astonishing Adventures of Fanboy and Goth Girl (2006), Boy Toy (2007) and Archvillain (2010). I Hunt Killers, Flash, Archvillain and Un/Edited are the series credited to Lyga.

Barry Maitland writes police procedurals around the detectives David Brock and Kathy Kolla. Maitland, born in Scotland in 1941, studied architecture at Cambridge, practised and taught in Britain, then became a professor of architecture at the University of Newcastle in Australia before turning to writing full-time in 2000. 18 catalogued books run from The Marx Sisters (1994) to The Russian Wife (2021), with the Belltree Trilogy and several standalone novels beside the Brock and Kolla books.

Barry Sadler

35 books• 1 series

Casca is the recurring character in the fiction of Barry Allen Sadler, and the catalogue lists 35 titles dated 1977 to 2001, with mercenary troops, prisoners of war, murder for hire and the Vietnam War among the recorded subjects. The Moi (1977) is the earliest entry, followed by God of Death and The Eternal Mercenary in 1979. Sadler, an American singer-songwriter as well as an author, was born November 1, 1940 and died November 5, 1989, at 49, shot in the head in Guatemala City. Military service ran through the work: the Air Force first, then the Army as a Green Beret medic at the rank of staff sergeant, and Vietnam from late December 1964 to late May 1965. The 1966 number-one song The Ballad of the Green Berets carries his name furthest.

Barry Unsworth (1930-2012) was an English historical novelist and a Fellow of the Royal Society of Literature. Unsworth wrote 17 novels, reached the Booker Prize shortlist three times and won in 1992 with Sacred Hunger. The Partnership (1966) opens a 20-book list that includes Pascali's Island (1980) and Stone Virgin (1985). The slave trade, Greece, Florida and the Catholic Church appear among the subjects, and The Quality of Mercy (2011) is the last title.

Bart D. Ehrman

43 books

Bart D. Ehrman, born 5 October 1955, is an American biblical scholar working on New Testament textual criticism, the historical Jesus, and how early Christianity began. Ehrman teaches at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, in a chair named for James A. Gray. The 43 catalogued books start with Didymus the Blind & the Text of the Gospels (1986) and reach Love Thy Stranger in 2026, taking in Jesus: Apocalyptic Prophet of the New Millennium (1999) and Lost Christianities (2002). A membership blog run by Ehrman had raised more than $3 million for hunger and homelessness charities by March 2025.

Bartholomew Gill was the pen name of Mark C. McGarrity, an Irish-American crime and mystery novelist who lived from July 22, 1943, to July 4, 2002. McGarrity took the pen name from his maternal grandfather, remembered as a great storyteller. The Gill novels are mysteries set in Ireland featuring police detective Peter McGarr; McGarrity wrote 22 of them. Under his own name he published five novels and one nonfiction book, and he wrote on nature and outdoor recreation as a features writer and columnist for The Star-Ledger. The catalogue runs from 1976 to Death in Dublin (2002).

Bea Paige has published 35 books since Avalanche of Desire in 2017, reaching The Painter and His Poet in 2024. Twelve series divide the catalogue, among them Academy of Stardom, Finding Their Muse, Brothers Freed, Infernal Descent, Princetown Heirs and two Sisters of Hex runs, one for Fern and one for Accacia. Paige's books run long at a median 350 pages, and 2018 alone accounts for eight titles.

Bear Grylls

81 books• 6 series

Bear Grylls is a British adventurer, television presenter and former SAS trooper, born in 1974, with 81 catalogued books to his name. Wilderness survival, outdoor safety and adventure are the subjects, written largely for children: Mission: Survival, Beck Granger Adventures, the Bear Grylls Survival Skills handbooks and the New Jungle Book Adventures. The run opens with Facing Up / The Kid Who Climbed Everest (2000) and reaches The Greatest Story Ever Told (2025). Grylls fronted Man vs. Wild, Running Wild and The Island, and served as Chief Scout of the United Kingdom from 2009 to 2024. Books median 186 pages.

Beatrice Colin (1963-2019) was a British novelist and radio dramatist who taught creative writing as a senior lecturer at the University of Strathclyde. Nine books carry the Colin credit, from Nude Untitled (2000) to The Glass House (2020), including The Luminous Life of Lilly Aphrodite, also issued as The Glimmer Palace (2007), Disappearing Act (2008), My Invisible Sister (2010), The Songwriter (2010), The Suffragettes' Party (2012) and To Capture What We Cannot Keep (2016). Pyrate's Boy (2013) appeared under the name E.B. Colin. Recorded subjects include women journalists, historical and contemporary romance, London, Berlin and the motion picture industry.

Beatrix Potter

30 books

Beatrix Potter wrote small books about animals for children. The Tale of Peter Rabbit (1901) is the earliest of the catalogued tales, followed by The Tailor of Gloucester (1903), The Tale of Squirrel Nutkin (1903), The Tale of Benjamin Bunny (1904) and The Tale of Mrs. Tiggy-Winkle (1905). Thirty-one titles are catalogued in all, most of them from the 1900s, and they run short at a median 64 pages.

Beatriz Williams

31 books• 8 series

Historical fiction across the two world wars is Beatriz Williams's territory, with New York and France as settings and family secrets as the engine. The Schuyler Sisters and Wicked City are her series, and three more, Affairs by Moonlight, A Princess in Hiding and Emmeline Truelove, are catalogued under the name Juliana Gray. Thirty-one books run from A Lady Never Lies (2012) to When You Loved Me in 2026.

Bec McMaster writes paranormal and steampunk romance, with 36 books catalogued between 2012 and 2026. Subjects include vampires, werewolves, demonology, urban fantasy, historical romance and London settings. McMaster's series are London Steampunk, London Steampunk: The Blue Blood Conspiracy, Legends of the Storm, Dark Court Rising, Burned Lands, Court of Dreams and Claimed By The Demon. Kiss of Steel (2012) is the earliest book listed, and A Lady Most Hexing (2026) is the newest.

Becca & Krista Richie is a two-name writing credit covering 25 catalogued books published between 2008 and 2026. Addicted After All, Amour Amour, Kiss the Sky and Thrive all appeared in 2014, and Headstrong Like Us and Tangled Like Us in 2019. Six series headings sit under the credit: Like Us, Webs We Weave, the Cobalt Empire, Wynter Chelsea, Aerial Ethereal and a Krista Ritchie line. Subject tags name friendship, family life and the occult and supernatural. Dangerously Ours is listed for 2026, so the catalogue remains open.

Becca Day has six catalogued books, published between 2022 and 2026. All Her Little Lies and The Girl Beyond the Gate both appeared in 2022, followed by The Secrets We Buried (2023), The Woman in the Cabin (2024), The Secret at Number 7 (2025) and The Mother Upstairs (2026). Day publishes roughly one book a year and the run continues.

Becca Fanning writes shifter romance. Bearly Tamed (2015) opens a catalogue of 231 books that reaches Bloody Moonlight 25 (2025). Fanning's series include Shifter Babies of America, Academy of Beasts, MC Bear Mates, Big Paw Security, Grizzly Groomsmen, Secret Baby Bears and Bear Dating Agency. The 2010s hold most of the run, and Fanning is still publishing.

Becca Fitzpatrick

7 books• 2 series

Becca Fitzpatrick, an American author born February 3, 1979, wrote the young adult novel Hush, Hush, a New York Times bestseller published in 2009 by Simon & Schuster Books for Young Readers. Three sequels followed: Crescendo (2010), Silence (2011) and Finale (2012). Fitzpatrick then published two separate novels, Black Ice (2014) and Dangerous Lies (2015), and contributed to the anthology Kiss Me Deadly: 13 Tales of Paranormal Love. The catalogue lists 7 Fitzpatrick books, with angels, the supernatural, high schools and secrets among the subjects.

Becca Steele's 39 catalogued books date from 2019 to 2026, starting with The Truce, The Deal and The Wish in 2019. Titles from 2020 include Cross the Line, The Havoc We Wreak, The Lies We Tell, The Secrets We Hide and Trick Me Twice. Series listed are LSU, London Suits, Boneyard Kings, Gods of Hatherley Hall, Cranham Kings, Alstone High, London Players and Blackwell Lake.

Becca Van wrote erotic romance across paranormal, western and science fiction settings, with Colorado and New Mexico among the recorded locations. Slick Rock, Pack Law, Passion, Victoria, Club of Dominance, Hidden Dragons, Elite Dragons and Alaskan Wildlands head a list of 12 series. The catalogue holds 140 books published between 2010 and 2021, opening with Melissa's Acceptance, Sara's Mates and Tessa's Chosen in 2010. Volumes run short, about 130 pages. No new title has appeared since 2021.

Becka Mack is a romance author with 6 books in the catalogue, published between 2021 and 2025. The run starts with Love You Wild (2021) and continues through Consider Me (2022), Play With Me (2022), Unravel Me (2023), Fall With Me (2024) and Breathe with Me (2025). The recorded editions run to a median of 460 pages. Becka Mack is still publishing.

Becky Albertalli

10 books• 3 series

Becky Albertalli, born in 1982, is an American author of young adult fiction and a former psychologist. Her debut, Simon vs. the Homo Sapiens Agenda (2015), was adapted into the 2018 film Love, Simon and prompted the spin-off television series Love, Victor. Queer teenagers, anxiety, friendship and high school run through the books that followed, among them The Upside of Unrequited, Leah on the Offbeat, What If It's Us, Kate in Waiting and Imogen, Obviously. Albertalli donates all proceeds from the 2020 novella Love, Creekwood to The Trevor Project. Eleven titles are catalogued, with Something Unpredictable scheduled for 2027.

Becky Chambers

9 books• 4 series

Becky Chambers, born May 3, 1985, is an American science fiction writer and a pioneer of the hopepunk genre. The Wayfarers series won a Hugo Award, and the Monk & Robot series opens with A Psalm for the Wild-Built (2021), also a Hugo winner. To Be Taught, If Fortunate (2019) is a separate novella. The catalogue lists 9 works, from A Good Heretic (2013) and The Long Way to a Small, Angry Planet (2014) to As You Wake, Break the Shell (2026). Tagged subjects include space opera, interplanetary voyages, extraterrestrial beings and LGBTQ science fiction.

Becky Clark writes mystery fiction across four series: Mystery Writer's Mystery, Crossword Puzzle Mystery, Sugar Mill Marketplace Mysteries and Dunne Diehl Mysteries. Murder investigation, authors and women authors are listed subjects. Titles include Fiction Can Be Murder (2018) and Foul Play on Words (2019), and Bound at the Sugar Mill Marketplace (2023) is the most recent book. The catalogue also includes the writing guide Eight Weeks to a Complete Novel (2020).

Becky Cummings writes children's fiction for early readers, with 9 books catalogued between 2019 and 2026. Eight of the titles open with the words My Magical: My Magical Words (2019), My Magical Choices (2020), My Magical Dreams (2020), My Magical Foods (2020), My Magical Gifts (2020), My Magical Feelings (2021), My Magical Moods (2022) and My Magical Body (2023). My First Book of Affirmations is listed for 2026. Catalogue subjects record health, children's fiction and self-help techniques.

Brigid Quinn, a middle-aged woman investigator, is the recurring lead in Becky Masterman's thrillers. Rage Against the Dying (2012) opens the run and If A Face Could Kill (2026) is the newest of 7 catalogued titles. Murder investigation, crimes against women and nieces fill the subject tags. Masterman publishes at long intervals and the series stays open.

Thirty-Two Going on Spinster (2012) begins Becky Monson's catalogue of 20 books, followed by Thirty-Three Going on Girlfriend (2014) and Thirty-Four Going on Bride (2016). Speak Now: or Forever Hold Your Peace (2015), Once Again at the Falls (2017), Just a Name (2018), Just a Girl (2020), How to Ruin the Holidays (2021) and The Accidental Text (2021) are other titles, and Fifty First Kisses (2026) is the newest. Just A Series is the listed series, and single women and romance fiction appear in the subjects.

Christian contemporary romance is Becky Wade's field. My Stubborn Heart (2012) opens a catalogue of 19 titles that reaches Uneasy Street (2025), across the Porter Family, Bradford Sisters, Misty River Romance and Sons of Scandal series. Ranches, horse farms, bull riding, cowboys and post-traumatic stress appear in the subject tags.

Belinda Alexandra writes historical fiction, with 13 books catalogued from 2002 to 2026. White Gardenia (2002) is the first, followed by Wild Lavender (2004), Silver Wattle (2007) and Tuscan Rose (2010). Subjects include the Second World War, Paris, mothers and daughters, singers and the motion picture industry. The Italian Correspondent (2026) is the newest title, and Alexandra is still publishing.

Belinda Bauer

11 books• 2 series

Belinda Bauer writes English crime fiction about murder, missing persons and the damage left behind. Blacklands (2009) opens the Exmoor trilogy with Darkside and Finders Keepers, and the standalones include Rubbernecker, The Shut Eye, The Beautiful Dead and Snap. Eleven books reach Crash in 2026.

Belinda Jones was an English writer, born 20 December 1967, who died on 1 December 2024. Divas Las Vegas (2000) is the first of 16 catalogued books, and The Hotel Where We Met (2019) the last. Jones wrote the LoveTravel and Sunlounger series, and subject tags include romance, travel, dating, mothers and daughters, and California. I Love Capri (2002), The California Club (2003), On The Road To Mr Right (2004) and Cafe Tropicana (2006) are among the titles.

bell hooks

39 books• 2 series

bell hooks was the lowercase pen name of Gloria Jean Watkins (September 25, 1952 to December 15, 2021), an American philosopher, educator, author and social critic. hooks held the post of Distinguished Professor in Residence at Berea College in Kentucky. The writing examines race, feminism, capitalism and class, and how their intersections sustain oppression, and it laid groundwork for the modern idea of intersectionality. Catalogued titles include Ain't I a Woman: Black Women and Feminism (1981), Feminist Theory: From Margin to Center (1984) and Teaching to Transgress (1994), and the Love Trilogy is also listed.

Bella Andre is a New York-born American author of contemporary romance and the writer of The Sullivans series, a New York Times, USA Today and Wall Street Journal bestseller. Andre's books had sold over 8 million copies as of 2019. Andre also writes as Lucy Kevin for Four Weddings and a Fiasco and Married in Malibu, and the Billionaire for Me series appeared as Bella Riley. The catalogue lists 87 books from Crown Jewels (2004) to Tempted in Love (2026), with Maverick Billionaires, Bad Boys of Football and Hot Shots: Men of Fire among the other series.

Bella Beaumont has 200 books in the catalogue, published from 2019 to 2026. Big Packages Come in Small Things is listed as the first title, and 2019 releases also include A Big Hard Lesson, A Teachable Moment and Conflict of Interest. Series include Snared and Shared, Step Stories, Forbidden Lust, Daddy Chronicles, Taboo Voyeur, Taming Ms. Steele and Triangle of Lust. Freeuse Resort Hall Pass (2026) is the newest title.

Secret and surprise babies name most of what Bella Chandler publishes. Twenty-nine books appeared between 2023 and 2026, eight of them dated 2023, including Accidental Baby With My Brother's Best Friend, Secret Baby for Daddy's Best Friend, Surprise Baby For My Fake Fiance and Surprise Baby for the Grumpy Boss Billionaire. Eight series carry the work, among them Forbidden Silver Fox Billionaires, Billionaire Boss Daddies, Billionaire Brothers Obsession and Passport Stamps & Forbidden Nights. Secret Baby For My Ex's Twin Brother (2026) is the newest.

Bella Di Corte is credited on all 26 books in this catalogue, published from 2020 to 2026. The run opens with Machiavellian, Man of Honor, Marauder, Mercenary, Royals of Italy and War of Monsters, all dated 2020, and reaches King of Italy III (2026). Five series sit under Di Corte's name: Fausti Family, Gangsters of New York, Vice City, Ryan Brothers and Mobsters of Vegas. Di Corte is actively publishing.

Rowan Coleman writes contemporary fiction and children's books, and publishes the Bronte Sisters Mysteries as Bella Ellis. The Ruby Parker novels, about a child actor, run from 2005 to 2007 and take in Ruby Parker Hits the Small Time, Ruby Parker: Soap Star, Ruby Parker: Film Star and Ruby Parker: Hollywood Star. Motherhood carries the adult fiction, in The Accidental Mother (2005), Mommy by Mistake (2007) and The Baby Group (2007), and Sophie Mills is her other series. The 30 catalogued books open with Growing Up Twice (2002) and close with A Gift of Poison (2023).

Bella Falls has 21 books in the catalogue, published from 2018 to 2024. Moonshine & Magic, Fried Chicken & Fangs, Lemonade & Love Potions and Sweet Tea & Spells all date from 2018. Barbecue & Brooms, Collards & Cauldrons, Flea Market Magic and Red Velvet & Reindeer followed in 2019, and A Humbug Holiday in 2020. Witch Way Home (2024) is the newest. The three series on the author page are Southern Charms Cozy Mystery, Southern Relics and Pumpkin Hollow Cozy Mysteries.

A Shade of Vampire (2012) opens Bella Forrest's catalogue and names its longest series. Vampires, dragons, magic and dystopia run through the twelve series that follow, among them Harley Merlin, Darklight, Hotbloods, the Gender Game, the Girl Who Dared, the Secret of Spellshadow Manor, the Child Thief and A Shade of Dragon. The catalogue holds 169 books published between 2012 and 2022, closing with Persie Merlin and the Dying Song, and is dormant.

Bella J. has 46 catalogued books, published between 2016 and 2026. The run opens with Mafia Princess (2016) and reaches A Delicate Kind of Carnage (2026). Catalogued series include Dark Sovereign, Royal Mafia, American Street Kings, Sins of Saint, Pretty Savage, Shattered Secrets, Resplendence, Club Myth, A Twisted Duet and the Vows and Vengeance Duet. Bella J. holds the sole credit on all 46 titles and is still publishing.

MC Sinners, MC Sinners Next Generation, Iron Fury MC and King's Descendants MC are among the series by Bella Jewel, along with Jokers' Wrath, Turf Wars, Prisoners of Purgatory and Pirate. Subject records cite romance, contemporary romance and suspense, with serial murderers, stalking victims, hostages, pirates and widows. The catalogue lists 79 books from Damned (2012) to Cade (2024), and Stolen (2012) carries the name Bec Botefuhr.