Authors whose first name starts with B, page 3 of 4

Beverly Jenkins

60 books• 11 series

Beverly Jenkins writes historical and contemporary romance with a focus on 19th-century African American life. Born in Detroit in 1951, Jenkins was nominated for an NAACP Image Award in 2013, and in 1999 the African American Literature Book Club named her among the top 50 favourite African American writers of the 20th century. The catalogue holds 60 books from Night Song (1994) to Calling All Blessings (2025), including the Blessings, Old West, Le Veq Family and Grayson Family series. Recorded subjects include mail order brides, Kansas, and city and town life.

Beverly Lewis

112 books• 17 series

Beverly Marie Lewis is an American novelist of Christian fiction and a children's author, and much of the writing concerns the Old Order Amish. Lewis taught school and worked as a musician beforehand. Born and raised in Lancaster, Pennsylvania, where her father was a pastor, Lewis traces that interest to a maternal grandmother born into an Old Order Mennonite church. The catalogue lists 112 books, from Holly's First Love / Best Friend, Worst Enemy (1993) to The Christmas House (2025). Series include Abram's Daughters, Heritage of Lancaster County, Home To Hickory Hollow, Annie's People, Cul-de-sac Kids and Holly's Heart.

Organised crime runs through Bianca Cole's romance: Boston Mafia Dons, Chicago Mafia Dons, New York Mafia Dons, Romano Mafia Brothers and Bratva Brotherhood account for most of the catalogue, with Once Upon a Villain, Syndicate Academy, Beautiful Monsters and Royally Mated alongside them. Fifty-one books span 2019 to 2026, from Bought by the Bratva to Vow of Venom.

Biba Pearce writes action thrillers and detective fiction. Detective Rob Miller is the recurring investigator, introduced in The Surrey Stalker (2020). Further titles include The Bisley Wood Murders, The Box Hill Killer, The Thames Path Killer and The West London Murders, all published in 2021. Pearce runs three other series - Kenzie Gilmore, Shrap Nelson and the Little Flower Shop Mysteries. Twenty-two Pearce books are catalogued between 2020 and Gilt Edge (2026).

Bill Browder has 2 catalogued books, both accounts of finance and political corruption. Red Notice (2015) is the first and Freezing Order (2022) the second. Foreign investment, financiers and biography fill the subjects. The median Browder book runs to 396 pages, and no new title has appeared since 2022.

Bill Bryson

28 books• 9 series

Bill Bryson (William McGuire Bryson, born 8 December 1951) is an American journalist and author who became a British citizen in 2014. Bryson writes nonfiction about travel, the English language and science. The site lists 28 books from Bryson's Dictionary of Troublesome Words (1984) through A Short History of Nearly Everything 2.0 (2025). Notes from a Small Island (1995) explores Britain, and A Walk in the Woods (1997) and The Mother Tongue (1990) are also listed. Bryson served as chancellor of Durham University from 2005 to 2011.

Bill Clinton

5 books

Bill Clinton was the 42nd president of the United States, in office from 1993 to 2001, and 5 books are catalogued under his name. My Life (2004) is the presidential memoir, and Citizen: My Life After the White House (2024) covers the years after office. Between Hope and History (1996), Giving (2007) and Back to Work (2011) take up politics, philanthropy and public service. Generosity, voluntarism and social action recur as subjects.

Bill Crider (1941-2018) was an American author of crime fiction. Crider's series include Sheriff Dan Rhodes, private investigator Truman Smith, college teacher Carl Burns, Professor Sally Good, Stanley Waters and Ellie Taine. Subjects tie the mysteries to Texas and extend past detective fiction into westerns. The catalogue lists 75 books from Too Late to Die (1986) to That Old Scoundrel Death (2019). Several anthology and shared-world titles in the listing carry other names beside Crider's, among them Lee Goldberg, William Rabkin and Lyndsay Faye.

Bill Kitson writes crime fiction and police procedurals. DI Mike Nash is the recurring detective, and the series opens in 2010 with Depth of Despair, Chosen and Minds That Hate, each also published under a second title. Five further series follow: the Eden House Mysteries, the Cowgill Family Saga, Byland Crescent, Shepherd's Lodge and a Greek Island Romance run. Fifty-four books are catalogued through Valley of Death (2026). Serial murder investigation, human trafficking, organized crime and judicial error recur as subjects.

Bill Myers is an American Christian author, film director and film producer, born in Seattle, Washington on September 9, 1953. The animated series McGee and Me! is the work Myers is most noted for. Myers writes across comedy, horror, thriller, fiction and nonfiction. The catalogue holds 132 books, from My Friend William Moved Away (1979) to Commune (2023), with the 1990s as the busiest decade. Series include Incredible Worlds of Wally McDoogle, Forbidden Doors, Bloodhounds Inc., TJ and the Time Stumblers and Secret Agent Dingledorf and His Trusty Dog, SPLAT. Catalogue subjects cover Christian life, children's fiction, humorous stories, time travel and spies.

Bill Noel writes the Folly Beach Mystery series, and his catalogue runs to 29 books published between 2007 and 2026. Folly (2007) opens the run and Lost (2026) is the newest entry, with The Pier, Washout, The Edge and The Marsh following in the early years. Chris Landrum is the recurring character, and the subject list pairs retirees with private investigators, murder and the South Carolina coast. Noel is still adding titles.

Bill O’Reilly

39 books• 4 series

Bill O'Reilly is an American journalist, conservative commentator and television host, born in 1949. O'Reilly anchored Inside Edition from 1989 to 1995, joined Fox News in 1996, and hosted the commentary programme The O'Reilly Factor there until 2017. The book catalogue holds 39 titles published between 1998 and 2026, beginning with the novel Those Who Trespass (1998) and reaching Confronting America: What Has to Change (2026). Politics and government, American history, biography, assassination and the presidents supply the subject matter. The catalogue groups titles into the Killing, Legends and Lies, and Confronting series.

Bill Pronzini, born April 13, 1943, is an American detective fiction writer and the creator of the Nameless Detective, a San Francisco private investigator who appeared in over 40 books from the early 1970s into the 2000s. Pronzini has also compiled more than 100 anthologies of mystery, western and science fiction stories. The catalogue lists 115 books, from The Stalker (1971) and The Snatch (1971) to The Hanging Man & Other Western Stories (2024). Other series include Carpenter and Quincannon and Academy Mystery.

Bill Runner writes action thrillers. Axel Blaze is the one named series, and the catalogue holds 15 books published between 2022 and 2026, from Blaze Returns (2022) to Havoc Rising (2026). The titles run short and blunt: Hard Target (2022), Lethal Force (2022), Mean Streets (2023), No Escape (2023), Unchained Fury (2023), Dead Calm (2024), Fear City (2024) and No Mercy (2024). Runner is actively publishing.

Billie Letts was an American novelist and educator, born Billie Dean Gipson on 30 May 1938 and died on 2 August 2014, and a professor at Southeastern Oklahoma State University. Five books carry Letts' name: Where the Heart Is (1995), The Honk and Holler Opening Soon (1998), Unadvertised Special (2001), Shoot the Moon (2004) and Made in the U.S.A. (2005). Teenage pregnancy, friendship, love stories, restaurants, veterans and the Vietnam War recur as subjects, and Oprah's Book Club sits among the catalogue's subject tags.

Bink Cummings is credited on 37 books dated 2014 to 2026. The catalogue opens with The Diary of Bink Cummings, Vol 1 (2014), and Dark Surrender is the newest title. Series include MC Chronicles, Sacred Sinners MC in its Texas, Mother and Nomad chapters, Corrupt Chaos MC, Crimson Outlaws MC, His Master and His Helper. His Boy and Hopelessly Shattered date from 2016.

Blair Howard writes crime fiction; private investigators, murder and criminal investigation are the recorded subjects. Harry Starke is the recurring character, named in two of the series, Harry Starke and Harry Starke Genesis. Other series are Lt. Kate Gazzara, the Randall & Carver Mysteries, the Roscoe Benteen Mysteries, the O'Sullivan Chronicles, Sovereign Stars and Chickamauga. The catalogue holds 84 books from Chickamauga (2013) to The Ghost of Ross's Landing (2026), all credited to Howard.

Blaize Clement was an American mystery writer, born 18 August 1932 and died 20 July 2011. A Dixie Hemingway Mystery is the series Clement is known for, published by St. Martin's Press and continued after Clement's death by her son John Clement. Fifteen catalogued books run from Curiosity Killed the Cat Sitter (2005) to The Cat Sitter and the Canary (2016). Pet sitting, ex-police officers, Florida, cats, dachshunds and murder investigation recur as subjects.

Blake Banner writes espionage and action thrillers. Series on the author page are Dead Cold Mysteries, Cobra / Harry Bauer Thriller, Omega, Verdugo and Detective Mike Roth. A cluster of titles dates from 2017, among them Dawn of the Hunter, Double Edged Blade, Garden of the Damned and The Sins of the Father. A Harvest of Blood and Fire From Heaven followed in 2018. Bad Blood (2026) is the newest listed title, and Extinction Event is scheduled for 2027.

Blake Crouch

36 books• 9 series

Blake Crouch, born William Blake Crouch on October 15, 1978, is an American author of Dark Matter, Recursion, Upgrade and the Wayward Pines Trilogy. Wayward Pines became a television series in 2015, and Dark Matter followed on television in 2024. The catalogue holds 36 books from Desert Places (2004) to Upgrade (2022). The Andrew Z. Thomas/Luther Kite and Letty Dobesh series appear alongside standalones and short fiction. J.A. Konrath shares the credit on 1 title. Subjects include psychological thrillers, serial murderers and missing persons.

Blake Pierce has 522 books catalogued since Once Gone (2015), organised into many investigator-led series. Named lines include Jessie Hunt, Ella Dark, Faith Bold, Riley Paige, Rachel Gift FBI, Kate Wise, Adele Sharp, Mackenzie White, Morgan Cross FBI Suspense Thriller and Isla Rivers FBI Suspense Thriller. Subjects centre on serial murderers, murder investigation and the FBI. The Perfect Memory is the newest title, from 2026, and Eternal is scheduled for 2027.

Blue Balliett

10 books• 1 series

Art theft and the children who solve it made Blue Balliett's name. Chasing Vermeer (2004), illustrated by Brett Helquist, turns on the stolen painting of a 17th-century Dutch artist, won the 2005 Edgar Award for best juvenile mystery and a 2004 Agatha Award, and led to The Wright 3 (2006) and The Calder Game (2008). Balliett's 10 catalogued books span 1990 to 2018, opening with Nantucket ghost stories and closing with Out of the Wild Night (2018). Chicago, its Robie House and mobile sculpture anchor the mysteries, at a median of 282 pages.

Blythe Baker writes murder mysteries in quantity: 109 catalogued books published between 2018 and 2026. The series number twelve, among them Rose Beckingham, Helen Lightholder, Mountain Magic Mysteries, Ladies Society For Murder, Sylvia Shipman Murder Mysteries, Dickinson Sisters Mysteries, Ozark Ghost Hunter, Miss Alice and Jane Pemberton. A Body on the Beach (2018) is the earliest title, Murder In Crescent Bay (2026) the most recent, and a run of Hillbilly Hollow mysteries sits in the first year.

Robert Mayer, born October 21, 1959, publishes as Bob Mayer and has also used the pen names Joe Dalton, Robert Doherty, Greg Donegan and Bob McGuire. A West Point graduate and former Green Beret, Mayer is chief executive of Cool Gus Publishing, has written over 60 novels across several genres, has sold more than 4 million books, and is the only male author on the Romance Writers of America Honor Roll. Area 51, Atlantis and The Green Berets are Mayer's number-one series. The catalogue lists 106 titles from Eyes of the Hammer (1991) to The Civil War Little Black Book (2026), with Dave Riley recurring as a character.

Bob Mortimer is an English comedian, actor, television presenter and writer, one half of the double act Reeves and Mortimer and a fixture of the Mortimer & Whitehouse fishing programme made with Paul Whitehouse. Five books are catalogued between 2020 and 2025. Mortimer & Whitehouse (2020) comes first, then And Away... (2021), The Satsuma Complex, also issued as The Clementine Complex, in 2022, The Hotel Avocado (2024) and The Long Shoe (2025). Gary Thorn is the series listed against the work.

Bob Woodward

26 books• 1 series

Bob Woodward is an American investigative journalist, known for reporting the Watergate scandal at The Washington Post with Carl Bernstein. Woodward's catalogue holds 26 books, from All the President's Men (1974) to Secrets: A Reporting Memoir (2026). Between those sit The Brethren (1979) on the Supreme Court, Veil (1987) on the secret wars of the CIA, The Agenda (1994) on the Clinton White House and Maestro (2000) on Greenspan's Fed. Presidents, politics and government, decision making and military policy define the subject tags, and Woodward is still publishing.

Bobbi Holmes writes the Haunting Danielle mysteries, ghost stories set around an old house and the people who inherit its history. The Ghost of Marlow House (2014), The Ghost Who Loved Diamonds (2014) and The Ghost of Halloween Past (2015) open that run. 41 catalogued titles also include earlier work, Where the Road Ends (1995) and Havasu Palms, A Hostile Takeover (2012), and non-fiction on American cooking and resort history. Holmes publishes some titles as Anna J. McIntyre.

Bobby Adair writes apocalyptic and post-apocalyptic fiction. Slow Burn is the anchor series, and the Ebola K Trilogy, Freedom's Fire, Dusty's Diary, Black Rust, Burn Box and Liar's Apocalypse follow. Four titles appeared in 2013 alone, Destroyer, Flying Soup, Infected and Zero Day, and the catalogue reaches 32 books by 2024, at a median 306 pages. Adair publishes two or three titles a year.

Bobby Akart's catalogue runs to 87 books published between 2015 and 2026, with Grey Swan Arrival scheduled for 2027. The directory files Akart under action and thriller, and the recorded subjects are cyberterrorism, oligarchy, social conditions and economic conditions. Cyber Warfare (2015) is the earliest title, alongside Cyber Attack, Hellfire, Martial Law and The Loyal Nine in the same year. Series credited to Akart include Boston Brahmin, Nuclear Winter, Doomsday, Lone Star, Gunner Fox, Geostorm, Black Swan Event, Prepping For Tomorrow and Virus Hunters.

Bodie & Brock Thoene write Christian historical fiction, with catalogue subjects covering the Bible, Jesus Christ, Jewish history, the Holocaust, the Second World War and the Israel-Arab War of 1948-1949. The joint catalogue holds 80 books listed between 1979 and 2026, and includes the Zion Chronicles, Zion Covenant, Zion Legacy, A.D. Chronicles, Elijah Chronicles, Galway Chronicles, Shiloh Legacy and Legends of the West sequences, plus non-fiction. Chuck Roberson shares the credit on the 1979 title The Fall Guy: 30 Years as the Duke's Double.

Bolu Babalola

4 books• 1 series

Bolu Babalola, born in 1991, is a British author, screenwriter and journalist. Her debut, the anthology Love in Colour (2020), retells myths from around the world and became a Sunday Times bestseller, and she made the 2021 Forbes 30 under 30 list for media and marketing in Europe. Honey and Spice (2022) opens her campus romance series, continued in Sweet Heat (2025). Four titles stand in the catalogue.

Bonnie Garmus

2 books

Two novels by Bonnie Garmus are catalogued: Lessons in Chemistry (2022) and Peck & Peck (2026). The subject headings attached to that work name women scientists, single mothers, television cooking shows, sex roles and the nineteen sixties. Garmus, an American author born in 1957, worked as a copywriter before publishing fiction.

Bonnie Kistler writes suspense about families under pressure. Four books are catalogued: House on Fire (2019), The Cage (2022), Her, Too (2023) and Shell Games (2024). No series is recorded for Kistler, so each novel stands on its own, and the catalogue is open.

Bonnie MacBird is an American writer, actress and producer who co-wrote the science fiction film Tron. A San Francisco native, MacBird holds a music degree and a film master's from Stanford University and is married to computer scientist Alan Kay. MacBird's Sherlock Holmes Adventures feature Holmes and Watson, and catalogued titles include Art in the Blood (2015), Unquiet Spirits (2017), The Devil's Due (2019), The Three Locks (2021) and What Child is This? (2022). The Serpent Under (2024) is the newest.

Boo Walker writes fiction about community and small-town life. The Red Mountain Chronicles open with Red Mountain (2016) and continue in Red Mountain Rising (2018). Fifteen catalogued books run from Off You Go and Lowcountry Punch (2014) to The English Bookstore in Bologna (2026), at a median length of 336 pages. Secrecy and town life recur as subjects.

Booth Tarkington

63 books• 3 series

Booth Tarkington was an American novelist and dramatist, and one of only four writers to win the Pulitzer Prize for Fiction more than once. The Magnificent Ambersons (1918) and Alice Adams (1921) are his best known novels, and the Penrod books and the Growth Trilogy are his named series. Tarkington's catalogue holds 63 titles, from The Gentleman from Indiana (1899) and Monsieur Beaucaire (1900) onward, with subjects covering Indiana, social classes, boys and children of the rich.

Boris Akunin

30 books• 5 series

Boris Akunin is the pen name of Grigori Chkhartishvili, a Georgian and Russian writer resident in the United Kingdom. Historical fiction is the ground, and the Erast Fandorin detective novels are the best known part of it, with Nicholas Fandorin and Sister Pelagia heading further series. Thirty books are catalogued between 1998 and 2023, four of them in 1998 alone, The Winter Queen, The Turkish Gambit, The Death of Achilles and Murder on the Leviathan, and several appear under their Russian titles. Pit (2023) is the newest. Moscow, Russia and private investigators recur as subjects.

Boris Bacic has 53 catalogued books published between 2019 and 2026. Horror runs through the series names - Haunted Places, Horror in Small Towns, Bite-sized Horror Stories, Creature Encounters, Infected City and Town That Shouldn't Exist - and through titles such as Scary Stories With B.B. (2019), Camp Firwood (2020), The Door (2020) and Apartment 401 (2021). The most recent entry is The Thing That Followed You Home (2026), and all 53 books are credited to Bacic alone.

Boyd Morrison

15 books• 4 series

Boyd Morrison, born February 17, 1967, is an American novelist, engineer and actor. After an engineering career, Morrison self-published a first novel and was later signed by Simon and Schuster. Morrison has co-written 5 books with Clive Cussler and several with sister Beth Morrison. The catalogue lists 15 books from The Ark (2009) to Duel of Beasts (2026), including The Tsunami Countdown (2009), The Vault / The Midas Code (2011) and Piranha (2015). Series include Tyler Locke and Tales of the Lawless Land, and the catalogue also links Oregon Files.

Brad Lee's catalogue holds 10 books published between 2021 and 2025, split between the Unsanctioned Asset and Covert Asset series. Seven titles follow a counting pattern: A Team of One and A Team of Two in 2021, A Team of Three, A Team of Four and A Team of Five in 2022, A Team of Six in 2023 and A Team of Seven in 2025. Target Redacted (2023), Target Unknown (2024) and So There I Was... (2024) fill out the run, and Lee is still publishing.

Brad Meltzer

85 books• 14 series

Brad Meltzer, born April 1, 1970, is an American novelist, non-fiction author, television creator and comic book writer. The novels span political thrillers, legal thrillers and conspiracy fiction. Meltzer has written superhero comics for DC Comics and, at times, Marvel, and a run of short biographies of well-known people for young readers. The catalogue holds 86 titles from The Tenth Justice (1997) to We are the Wright Brothers (2026), and I am Taylor Swift is scheduled for 2027. Series include Ordinary People Change the World, Beecher White/Culper Ring and Escape Artist/Zig & Nola. Other titles include Identity Crisis (2004) and The Book of Fate (2006).

Brad Parks writes mystery and thriller fiction, split between standalone domestic suspense and the Carter Ross Mystery series. Carter Ross is an investigative reporter who covers crime for the Newark Eagle-Examiner, a fictional newspaper in Newark, New Jersey. The Parks catalogue runs to 15 books, from Faces of the Gone (2009) to The Flack (2026), and continues. Parks has taken the Shamus Award twice, the Nero Award once and the Lefty Award twice.

Pike Logan carries the thrillers of Brad Taylor, a run of 31 books that starts with One Rough Man (2011) and reaches Shadow Strike. Special forces work, terrorism and espionage supply the material, and a set of Taskforce novellas sits alongside the novels. Taylor publishes into 2027, when Omega Authority follows.

Brad Thor

30 books• 4 series

Brad Thor, born Bradley George Thor Jr. on August 21, 1969, is an American writer of thriller novels. Scot Harvath is the recurring character, and terrorism and espionage run through the subject headings. The catalogue counts 30 books, from The Lions of Lucerne (2001) to Choke Point (2026). The Last Patriot drew a Best Thriller of the Year nomination from the International Thriller Writers Association, and NPR listeners voted Blowback onto a list of 100 Best Ever Killer Thrillers. Thor also wrote the short story "The Athens Solution" for the anthology Thriller, edited by James Patterson.

Bradley Wright writes action thrillers about assassins and vigilantes, with 37 books catalogued from 2016 to 2027. Xander King is the recurring character, and Wright's series also include Alexander King, Tom Walker, Adam Burke, Lawson Raines, Saint Nick and Uncivil War. Vanquish and Whiskey & Roses (both 2016) are the earliest titles, King's Ransom and King's Reign followed in 2017 and 2018, and Fallout (2026) is the newest. The Redeemer is set for 2027.

Bram Stoker

38 books• 1 series

Bram Stoker, born Abraham Stoker (8 November 1847 – 20 April 1912), was an Irish writer, barrister, literary critic and theatre manager, and the author of the Gothic horror novel Dracula (1897). Count Dracula and the novel are milestones of Gothic and vampire fiction. The third of seven children, Stoker spent the first seven years of life bedridden with an undiagnosed illness, was taught at home, and entered Trinity College Dublin in 1864, excelling at rugby and taking a prominent part in the student union and the philosophical society. The catalogue lists 38 titles, from The Crystal Cup (1872) and The Duties of Clerks of Petty Sessions in Ireland (1879) to The Snake's Pass (1890) and The Judge's House (1891).

Christian suspense is Brandilyn Collins's register: murder, trials and police artists handled inside a faith-based frame. The catalogue holds 32 books published between 1995 and 2017, from A Question of Innocence to Plummet, across the Hidden Faces, Kanner Lake, Bradleyville, Rayne Tour, Chelsea Adams and Dearing Family series. Mothers and daughters and women artists recur as subjects. No new title has appeared since 2017.

Brandon Mull

35 books• 10 series

Brandon Mull, born November 8, 1974, is an American writer of children's fantasy. Fablehaven (2006) is the first catalogued book and the series most associated with Mull, along with Dragonwatch, The Candy Shop War, the Beyonders trilogy and Five Kingdoms, and Mull also launched the Spirit Animals series. The catalogue counts 35 books through Forbidden Mountain (2026). Tolkien, C. S. Lewis and J. K. Rowling are Mull's stated influences, and dragons, fairies and mythical creatures fill the subjects.

Brandon Q. Morris

74 books• 19 series

Brandon Q. Morris is the pen name of Matthias Matting, a German writer of hard science fiction born in Luckenwalde in 1966. The catalogue holds 74 books, from The Enceladus Mission (2018) to The Urania Project (2026). Ice Moon, Solar System, Proxima Logfiles, Mars Nation, Dark Cloud, Black Planet, Big Rip and Portal to Xibalba are among the series carried under the Morris name, and Morris is still publishing.

Brandon Sanderson

109 books• 28 series

Brandon Sanderson, born December 19, 1975, is an American writer of high fantasy, science fiction and young adult fiction. Mistborn and The Stormlight Archive both belong to the Cosmere, a shared fictional universe. Outside the Cosmere, Sanderson wrote the Reckoners, Skyward and Alcatraz series, and completed Robert Jordan's Wheel of Time. White Sand and Dark One are Sanderson's two graphic novels. Sanderson's Laws of Magic, a framework for hard and soft magic systems, carry the author's name. The catalogue lists 109 titles, from Centrifugal (1994) through Elantris (2005) to King Lopen the First of Alethkar (2026).

Brandon Webb, born 12 June 1974, is a former United States Navy SEAL and a New York Times bestselling author who has written or collaborated on twelve books. Webb founded and runs Hurricane Group, LLC, whose outlets include The Load Out Room, sofrep radio and the SpecOps Channel on YouTube, and comments in the media on snipers and Special Operations Forces. The catalogue lists 23 books from 2010 to 2025, starting with The 21st Century Sniper: A Complete Practical Guide (2010). SOFREP, Navy SEAL Tips, Finn Thrillers and Special Operations Files are listed series, and Jack Murphy is credited on 2 books.

Spells, curses and secret societies fill the titles in Breanne Randall's catalogue. Four books are listed: The Unfortunate Side Effects of Heartbreak and Magic (2023), Spells, Strings, and Forgotten Things (2025), Curses, Keys, and Secret Societies (2026) and The Secret Society of Second Chance Magic, dated 2027. Randall's series are Sisters of Light and Shadow and Poppy Meadows, with standalone novels alongside them.

Bree Wolf has 61 books in the catalogue, published between 2013 and 2024. Fireflies and How to Live and Die in Crescent Rock (both 2013) are the earliest. Butterflies, Remember Me and Trapped in Time followed in 2015, and A Brilliant Rose, Cursed & Cherished and Despised & Desired in 2016. Once Upon a Not at all Innocent Kiss (2024) is the newest. Series include Love's Second Chance: Lords and Ladies, Love's Second Chance: Highland Tales, Whickertons in Love, Happy Ever Regency, Flames of Winter, Lass of Legend, Crescent Rock and Where There's Love.

Brenda Chapman writes crime fiction set in Ontario. 26 books are catalogued between Running Scared (2004) and Who Lies in Wait (2025), across the Stonechild and Rouleau Mysteries, the Anna Sweet Mysteries, Hunter and Tate and a set of standalone novels. Policewomen, murder investigation and police procedure carry the subject tags. Chapman also writes for younger readers and for new literates, and the run is ongoing.

Brenda Streater Jackson, born February 2, 1953, is an American author of contemporary multicultural romance. Jackson was the first African-American author published in the Silhouette Desire line, and in October 2013 became the first African American to publish a 100th novel. The site lists 154 books from Tonight And Forever (1995) to Beneath The Dawn (2026). Madaris Family & Friends, Westmoreland Legacy, Forged of Steele, Catalina Cove and Grangers are among the series. Subjects include African American women, ranchers and romantic suspense.

Brenda Joyce writes historical romance. The American author, born in New York State around 1963, has 50 catalogued books published between 1988 and 2014, from Innocent Fire (1988) to A Sword Upon The Rose (2014). Family sagas organise much of the work: the deWarenne Dynasty, the Bragg Saga, the Delanzas and the Saint Georges. Francesca Cahill heads a separate sequence, and other series include Masters Of Time, the Spymaster's Men and a Scottish medieval set. Joyce has also signed a novel as B.D. Joyce. No new title has appeared since 2014.

Brenda K. Davies writes paranormal romance. The catalogue holds 81 books, beginning with Awakened, Kindled, Captured and several further titles dated 2012, and continuing to A Tempest of Wrath (2026), with A Tempest of Reckoning scheduled for 2027. Series include Vampire Awakenings, the Shadow Realms, Tempest of Shadows, the Survivor Chronicles, Road to Hell, Beneath the Briars, Ravening and the Captive books. Every title in the listing is credited to Davies.

Brenda Minton writes Christian and western romance, clean and wholesome, often featuring cowboys, single mothers and Oklahoma. The catalogue counts 43 books from The Strongest Cord (2006) to A Valentine's Day Return (2024). Trusting Him (2007), His Little Cowgirl (2008), The Cowboy Next Door (2009) and The Cowboy's Courtship (2010) are among the earlier titles. Series include Cowboy, Martin's Crossing, Mercy Ranch and Bluebonnet Springs.

Brenda Novak is an American author of historical romance, contemporary romance and romantic suspense, born in 1964 in Vernal, Utah. The catalogue lists 87 books, opening with Of Noble Birth (1999) and reaching Meet Me in Italy (2026). Early titles include Baby Business (2000), Snow Baby (2000) and Dear Maggie (2001). Series on the author page include the Hanover Chronicles/Evelyn Talbot Chronicles, Bulletproof, the Stillwater Trilogy, Dept 6 Hired Guns, Coyote Canyon and Fairham Island. Whiskey Creek, Silver Springs and Dundee, Idaho appear in the character listing, and subject tags cover missing persons, murder investigation and single mothers.

Brenda Rothert has 66 catalogued books published from 2013 to 2026, beginning with Bound (2013) and reaching Crushing on the Coach (2026). Series credited to Rothert include Chicago Blaze, Lockhart Brothers, Colorado Coyotes, Fire on Ice, St. Louis Mavericks and Minnesota Mammoths. Catalogue subjects list man-woman relationships and pregnant women. Now and Again and Now and Then, both 2013, are among the early titles.