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Brenda Trim is the author of 189 catalogued books, beginning in 2015 with Dream Warrior and reaching Every Witch Way But Death in 2026, and Adverse Possession is due in 2027. Midlife Mysteries & Magic, Dark Warrior Alliance, Shrouded Nation, Hollow Rock Shifters, Mystical Midlife in Maine, Midlife Witchery and Bramble's Edge Academy are among the series. Mystik Warrior (2015) and Hellbound Warrior (2016) are early titles.

Brenda Wilbee writes historical and religious fiction, and the recorded subjects place the work among women pioneers, frontier and pioneer life, Christian women, religious life, shipwreck survival, Seattle and Washington state. Nine books carry the Wilbee credit, beginning with Sweetbriar (1983) and reaching Skagway It's All About The Gold (2013). Six of the titles carry the Sweetbriar name, and Sweetbriar is catalogued as a series under the same credit. The others are Shipwreck! (1991) and Taming The Dragons (1992). The median recorded length is 254 pages across all nine.

Brendan DuBois writes mystery fiction and alternate history. Born around 1959, DuBois is an American author best known for the 1999 novel Resurrection Day. Lewis Cole is the recurring character of the longest series, opening with Dead Sand (1994), and journalism and New Hampshire recur as subjects; Empire of the North and Dark Victory are the other named series. Forty-six books are catalogued, from Fire Burning Bright (1989) to Terminal Surf (2024).

Brendan O’Carroll, born 17 September 1955, is an Irish writer, actor, comedian, director and producer. O’Carroll plays the matriarch Agnes Brown on stage and in the BBC and RTÉ sitcom Mrs. Brown's Boys, and took the Irish Film and Television Academy's Lifetime Achievement Award in 2015. Agnes Browne is O’Carroll's catalogued series, running from The Mammy (1994) through The Chisellers (1995), The Granny (1996), The Course (1997), The Scrapper (1997) and The Young Wan (2003), with Mrs Brown's Family Handbook (2013) and Call Me Mrs. Brown (2022) later. Recorded subjects include humour, Ireland, working-class life and widows.

Brendan Slocumb writes musical crime fiction. Three novels stand in the catalogue: The Violin Conspiracy in 2022, Symphony of Secrets in 2023 and The Dark Maestro in 2025, each built on music, mystery and Black American life. Slocumb was born in Yuba City, California and raised in Fayetteville, North Carolina, holds a music education degree in violin and viola from the University of North Carolina at Greensboro, and spent more than twenty years teaching music in public and private schools while performing with orchestras around Washington, DC, Maryland and Northern Virginia. Slocumb also plays in a rock band, Geppetto's Wüd.

Brene Brown

18 books• 1 series

Shame, vulnerability, courage and resilience are Brene Brown's subjects, treated as psychology and self-improvement rather than fiction. Women & Shame (2004) is the earliest catalogued title, followed by I Thought It Was Just Me (2007), Daring Greatly (2012) and Rising Strong (2015). Dare to Lead names a series within the catalogue, which runs to 18 books through Strong Ground in 2025.

Novels about gay teenagers are the work most associated with Brent Hartinger, an American author, playwright and screenwriter born in 1971. Geography Club (2003) opens Hartinger's 18 catalogued books, and Infinite Drift (2025) is the newest. Russel Middlebrook is a recurring character, with Russel Middlebrook: The Futon Years and Otto Digmore listed as series. Recorded subjects include LGBTQ themes, high schools, clubs, friendship and foster care. Other titles are The Order of the Poison Oak (2005) and Project Sweet Life (2009).

Brent Towns writes thrillers and westerns, with 61 books in the catalogue from Bugles and Blood (2017) to The Red Lady (2026). Lightning Strike! (2017), Shadow Flats (2017), Bill Tilghman and the Outlaws (2018) and Kill Count (2019) are among the early titles. Towns series include Team Reaper Thriller, Fear the Reaper, Gods of War, Company C., Mark Hayes, Dave Nash Thriller, Treasure, MI6 Files, Lew Eden Western and Jack Price. Subjects include action & adventure and war & military fiction.

Brent Weeks

12 books• 3 series

Brent Weeks writes epic fantasy. The Night Angel books put assassins at the front, with wetboy among the subject terms, opening with The Way of Shadows, Shadow's Edge and Beyond the Shadows (2008); the Lightbringer series follows with The Black Prism (2010), The Blinding Knife (2012), The Broken Eye (2014) and The Blood Mirror (2015). Twelve books are catalogued, Night Angel Nemesis is the most recent, and the catalogue has been dormant since 2023.

Bret Easton Ellis

12 books• 1 series

Bret Easton Ellis is an American novelist and screenwriter whose fiction satirises affluent young Americans in a deliberately flat, affectless voice. Ellis published Less Than Zero at 21, in 1985, then The Rules of Attraction (1987) and American Psycho (1991), the novel that drew the widest readership and the loudest condemnation for its violence and misogyny. Ellis reuses characters across books, and the Clay series collects that strand. Generation X, drug addiction and college life run through the subject matter. Twelve books are catalogued, ending with The Shards (2023).

Brett Arquette writes thrillers, including the Hail series, with 10 catalogued books from 2002 to 2019. For the Brett Arquette books in order, Deadly Perversions (2002) comes first, followed by Seeing Red, The Pandemic Diary and Tweaked (2010). Operation Hail Storm (2016), Hail Warning (2017), Hail Damage (2019), Hail Sting (2019) and Hail Strike (2019) come later, and Soundman for a B-Band (2016) is also listed. Subject headings include criminals, horror, the occult and supernatural, married people and prisoners in the United States.

Brett Battles

53 books• 12 series

Brett Battles has 54 books in the catalogue, from The Cleaner (2007) to Hostile Intent (2026), with Fool Proof listed for 2027. Jonathan Quinn and Logan Harper are recurring characters, and intelligence officers, conspiracies and organized crime appear among the subject headings. Other Battles series include Project Eden, Excoms, Rewinder, Night Man Chronicles, Alexandra Poe and the Trouble Family Chronicles. Battles is an American writer and computer engineer from Los Angeles.

Brett Halliday is the main pen name of Davis Dresser (1904-1977), an American writer of mysteries and westerns. Michael Shayne, a private investigator introduced in Dividend on Death in 1939, is the long-running creation, and Dresser later commissioned other writers to carry the series on. The catalogue holds 144 books, from Outlaws Three in 1933 to Death is a Lovely Dame in 2020, taking in the Powder Valley westerns, the Rio Kid Adventures, Jerry Burke and Morgan Wayne. Dresser also published as Peter Field, Anthony Scott and Anderson Wayne, and as Asa Baker, Matthew Blood, Kathryn Culver, Don Davis and Hal Debrett.

Bri Blackwood is a romance author with 22 books since 2021. The Empire titles opened the catalogue that year: Savage Empire, Scarred Empire, Secret Empire, Shadow Empire, Steel Empire and Stolen Empire. Billionaire titles followed in 2022, among them The Billionaire's Auction and The Billionaire's Vengeance. Series include Broken Cross, Brentson University, Shattered Trilogy, Empire of Possession and Dangerous Devils. Bound by Desire (2026) is the newest, and Tamed by Power is due in 2027.

Brian Aldiss

100 books• 4 series

Brian Aldiss (18 August 1925 to 19 August 2017) was an English author, artist and anthology editor whose reputation rests chiefly on science fiction, both novels and short stories. The Science Fiction Writers of America named Aldiss a Grand Master in 1999, and the Science Fiction Hall of Fame inducted Aldiss in 2004; awards include two Hugos and one Nebula. Aldiss was a vice-president of the H. G. Wells Society. The catalogue lists 100 titles from Starswarm (1954) onward, including Non-Stop, Hothouse and the Helliconia, Squire Quartet and Horatio Stubbs series.

Brian Andrews is catalogued for suspense and espionage involving terrorism, bioterrorism and the United States Navy SEALs. Entries run from Ring of Flowers (2012) and The Calypso Directive (2012) to Insurgent (2026). Series include Tier One Origins, Sons of Valor, Shepherds and Sandbox. Hong Kong Black (2017) carries the credit Alex Ryan. Prague, Vienna and Israel appear among the settings in the subjects.

Brian B.K. Evenson writes horror and short fiction. Psychological unease, murder and the edge of science fiction run through a catalogue of 33 titles published between 1994 and 2026. Altmann's Tongue (1994) opens the run and Phantom Limb (2026) is the newest entry. Single-author story collections appear repeatedly in the listing, alongside criticism such as Understanding Robert Coover (2003), and Dead Space is the one series named. The 2010s are the busiest decade.

Brian David Catling, born 23 October 1948 and died 26 September 2022, worked across sculpture, poetry, the novel, film and performance art in Britain. Nine books are catalogued under the name, opening with The Stumbling Block (1990) and reaching Hollow (2021). Vorrh Trilogy is the series recorded here, and The Vorrh (2015), The Erstwhile (2017) and The Cloven (2018) appear in the run alongside Several Clouds Colliding (2012), Earwig (2019), Only the Lowly (2019) and Munky (2020). Catalogue subjects record science fiction, fantasy, the occult and supernatural, artists' books and performance art.

Brian Christopher Shea writes crime thrillers across six series: Nick Lawrence, Boston Crime Thriller, Lexi Mills, Memory Bank Thrillers, Booker Johnson, and Shepherd and Fox. Many titles carry two names, as with Burning Truth / The Rabbit's Hole and Targeted Violence / The Wolf's Door, both from the run's first years. Twenty-eight books span 2018 to 2025, ending at The Daedalus Key, and the 2020s hold most of them. The median Shea book runs 196 pages.

Brian Clegg, born 1955, is an English science writer. Clegg's popular science books cover light, infinity, quantum entanglement and surviving the effects of climate change, and Clegg has written biographies of Roger Bacon and Eadweard Muybridge. The catalogue listing also includes business and management titles such as Instant Teamwork (1996) and Creativity and Innovation for Managers (1999), with series Kogan Page Instant, Crash Course and Stephen Capel Mystery. Biomimetics (2023) is the newest title.

Brian D. Anderson is an American writer of fantasy fiction, and epic fantasy and action-adventure fantasy are the two subjects recorded for the books. The catalogue holds 27 titles from The Sword of Truth (2011) to Burning the Vale (2023). Godling Chronicles, Dragonvein, Vale, Akiri, Sorcerer's Song, Talos and the Lee Starfinder Adventure books are the series under the Anderson name. No title in the listing carries a date after 2023.

Brian Daley (1947–1996) was an American science fiction novelist who also adapted the Star Wars radio dramas and wrote every episode. The catalogue holds 42 books, opening with The Doomfarers of Coramonde (1977). Titles include Han Solo at Stars' End (1979), Han Solo's Revenge (1979), Han Solo and the Lost Legacy (1980) and Tron (1982). Series include Star Wars: The Han Solo Adventures, Robotech, GammaLAW, Coramonde, Black Hole Travel Agency and Alacrity FitzHugh and Hobart Floyt, and Patron (2021) carries the name Jack McKinney.

Brian Drake writes action thrillers and espionage fiction. The catalogue lists 32 books published between 2012 and 2026, from Skills to Kill (2012) to Target Package (2026). Four series are recorded: Scott Stiletto, the Steve Dane Thrillers, Jack Slayton and Sam Raven. Drake holds the sole credit on all 32 titles and is still publishing.

Brian Freeman's catalogue holds 31 books, starting with Immoral (2005) and running to Where the Road Ends (2026). Jonathan Stride and Frost Easton are recurring characters, and further series include Cab Bolton and Tess Drake. Police procedurals, missing persons, murder investigations and Minnesota are among the subjects. Stripped (2006), Stalked (2007), The Burying Place (2009) and The Cold Nowhere (2013) are other listed titles, and Freeman is still publishing.

Brian Freemantle (10 June 1936 – 23 December 2024) was an English writer of thrillers and nonfiction, known for the 1977 spy novel Charlie Muffin. The catalogue opens with The Touchables (1969) and ends with The Cloud Collector (2015). Charlie Muffin is a recurring character, and Cowley and Danilov and Sebastian Holmes are further series. Espionage, intelligence services, Great Britain, Russia and the Soviet Union are recorded subjects. Other titles include Goodbye To An Old Friend (1973), Face Me When You Walk Away (1976) and The Inscrutable Charlie Muffin (1979).

Brian Froud makes illustrated books about faeries and goblins, and the catalogue records fantasy in art, pictorial works and fortune-telling by cards among the subjects. Faeries (1978) is the earliest title listed, followed by The Goblins of Labyrinth (1986), Good Faeries Bad Faeries (1998) and The Faeries' Oracle (2000). The Lady Cottington books run to a Fairy Album (2002) and Pressed Fairy Letters (2005). Jim Henson is credited alongside Froud on 2 of the 18 catalogued titles, which reach 2023.

Brian Garfield was an American novelist, historian and screenwriter, born 26 January 1939 and died 29 December 2018. Garfield published his first book at 18 and wrote more than 70 in all, 19 of which became films or television shows; Death Wish (1972) is the best known, filmed in 1974. An Edgar Award went to him and he was a Pulitzer Prize finalist. The listing holds 58 books across westerns, espionage and suspense, with Marshal Jeremy Six, Sam Watchman, Paul Benjamin and the Lawbringers among the series.

Brian Godawa writes biblical historical fantasy. The Chronicles of the Nephilim retell scripture as fantasy, from Noah Primeval (2011) through Enoch Primordial, Gilgamesh Immortal, Abraham Allegiant, Joshua Valiant and David Ascendant to Jesus Triumphant (2015). The Chronicles of the Watchers and the Chronicles of the Apocalypse follow. Twenty-six titles are catalogued, opening with the non-fiction Hollywood Worldviews (2011) and reaching Daniel in 2026.

Brian Greene

7 books

Brian Greene is an American physicist whose books take cosmology, physics and string theory as their subjects. Born in 1963, Greene is a professor of physics and mathematics at Columbia University, directs its center for theoretical physics, and co-founded the World Science Festival in 2008. Seven books are catalogued: The Elegant Universe (1999), The Fabric of the Cosmos (2003), Icarus at the Edge of Time (2008), The Hidden Reality (2011), Al and Al and Light Falls (both 2016), and Until the End of Time (2020).

Sean Drummond, an army lawyer, is the character Brian Haig wrote his thrillers around. Murder trials, Washington scandal and the Iraq war supply the material. Nine books are catalogued: Secret Sanction (2001), Mortal Allies (2002), Private Sector (2003), The Kingmaker (2003), The President's Assassin (2005), Man In The Middle (2007) and further titles through The Night Crew. The catalogue is likely complete.

Brian Herbert

61 books• 14 series

Brian Patrick Herbert, born 29 June 1947, is an American author known for his work on the Dune franchise created by his father, Frank Herbert. Herbert's own novels include Sidney's Comet (1983), Sudanna Sudanna, Prisoners of Arionn and Man of Two Worlds, written with Frank Herbert. Dreamer of Dune (2003) is Herbert's biography of his father, and Herbert has edited Songs of Muad'dib and the Notebooks of Frank Herbert's Dune. The catalogue lists 61 books to 2024, with Kevin J. Anderson sharing the credit on 6. Series include Legends Of Dune, the Timeweb Chronicles, the Hellhole Trilogy, Stolen Gospels and several Dune graphic novel sets.

Brian Hodge is a writer of horror and crime who lives in Boulder, Colorado. Hodge's novels run dark, with self-sacrifice among the themes, and unusual belief systems get explored across them. The catalogue holds 24 books published between 1988 and 2026, from Dark Advent (1988) to Black Hole Sundown (2026). Worlds of Hurt and Chronicles of Darkness are the two series listed, and single-author short stories sit among the recorded subjects. Hodge won the International Horror Guild Award for best short fiction. The 1990s are the busiest decade.

Brian Jacques

42 books• 7 series

Redwall made Brian Jacques (1939-2011) a fixture of children's fantasy. The English author's 42 catalogued books open with Redwall in 1986 and close with The Rogue Crew in 2011, most of them set in and around the imaginary Redwall Abbey and peopled by mice, badgers, otters and other animals. Jacques also wrote the Castaways of the Flying Dutchman series and two short story collections, Seven Strange and Ghostly Tales and The Ribbajack & Other Curious Yarns. The books are pitched at grades 3-5.

Brian James Freeman writes horror. Born in 1979, the American author released a first novel, Black Fire, in 2004 under the pen name James Kidman, and that book drew a Bram Stoker Award nomination in the best first novel category. Short fiction by Freeman has run in magazines and anthologies. The catalogue holds 20 books published between 2004 and 2020, ending at The Girl Who Builds Monsters (2020). Recorded subjects include paranormal fiction, monsters, artists and psychic trauma in children.

Brian K. Vaughan

78 books• 17 series

Brian K. Vaughan is an American writer and producer, born July 17, 1976, whose best-known comic series are Y: The Last Man, Ex Machina, Runaways, Pride of Baghdad, Saga and Paper Girls. Vaughan served as a writer, story editor and producer on the television series Lost for seasons three to five. The work on season four earned a Writers Guild of America Award nomination for Best Dramatic Series in 2008, and the writing staff was nominated again in 2009 for season five. The catalogue holds 78 books from 2003 to 2025, and its other series include Private Eye and We Stand On Guard.

Brian Keene, born September 22, 1967, is an American author, podcaster and film producer working in horror, dark fantasy, crime fiction and comic books. Keene received the 2014 World Horror Grandmaster Award and two Bram Stoker Awards, and has written for Doctor Who, Thor, Hellboy, Alien, Masters of the Universe and The X-Files. The catalogue lists 83 books from Jobs in Hell (1998) to Island of the Dead (2024), including The Rising (2003) and Terminal (2004). Series include Clickers, Earthworm Gods, Levi Stoltzfus, Lost Level and LeHorn's Hollow.

Brian Kilmeade

9 books• 1 series

Brian Kilmeade writes American history and sports non-fiction. Nine catalogued books run from The Games Do Count (2004) to Uniting the States (2026), taking in George Washington's Secret Six (2013), Thomas Jefferson and the Tripoli Pirates (2015), Andrew Jackson and the Miracle of New Orleans (2017) and Sam Houston and the Alamo Avengers (2019). Biography, athletes and American history are the recurring subjects.

Brian L. Porter's 36-book catalogue holds three series: Mersey Murder Mysteries, The Secret Journal of Jack the Ripper and Family Of Rescue Dogs. A Study In Red: The Secret Journal Of Jack The Ripper (2008) and Legacy of the Ripper (2009) work the Ripper material, and serial murder recurs as a subject across the thrillers. Porter's first year in print, 2007, produced five titles, among them Avenue of the Dead and The Nemesis Cell. The catalogue closes with Muttley's Tale (2022).

Brian Lumley

67 books• 9 series

Brian Lumley wrote horror fiction in English. Lumley's early work entered the Cthulhu Mythos of H. P. Lovecraft but brought in a new figure, Titus Crow; the Necroscope books, centred on Harry Keogh and his contact with the dead, reached a far wider readership in the 1980s. Sixty-seven books are catalogued between The Caller of the Black (1971) and Brian Lumley's The Best of the Rest (2023), across series including Titus Crow, Dreamlands, Psychomech, Tales of the Primal Land and House Of Doors. Vampires, human-alien encounters and short story collections recur throughout.

Brian McClellan

24 books• 5 series

Epic fantasy is Brian McClellan's field, with imaginary wars, kings and military campaigns as its furniture. The Powder Mage and Gods of Blood and Powder trilogies are McClellan's best known work, and the catalogue also holds the Glass Immortals, War Cry and Valkyrie Collections. McClellan has 24 catalogued books published between 2013 and 2026, opening with Promise of Blood and Hope's End, both 2013, and continuing through The Crimson Campaign and Murder at the Kinnen Hotel in 2014. Mr. Styke is dated 2026.

13 catalogued books stand under Brian McGilloway's name, from Borderlands (2007) to The One You Least Suspect (2024). McGilloway is a crime writer from Derry in Northern Ireland, born in 1974. Police procedure drives the fiction: Inspector Benedict Devlin leads one series, DS Lucy Black another, and standalone novels fill out the list. Murder, investigation and crime in Northern Ireland supply the recurring material, and McGilloway continues to publish.

Brian Moore was a Northern Irish and Canadian writer who lived from 1921 to 1999, recognised for novels of life in Northern Ireland during and after the Second World War and for writing about the divisions of The Troubles. The James Tait Black Memorial Prize came in 1975 and the first Sunday Express Book of the Year award in 1987, with Booker Prize shortlistings in 1976, 1987 and 1990. Moore wrote screenplays as well, and several of the novels were filmed. Of the 28 titles listed, Wreath for a Redhead (1951) and The Lonely Passion of Judith Hearne (1955) head the run, early crime novels appear as Michael Bryan, and a 2025 title, One of The Unguided, sits at the far end.

Brian Niemeier has 11 catalogued books published between 2015 and 2025, starting with Nethereal (2015) and Souldancer (2016). The catalogue lists three Niemeier series: Soul Cycle, Combat Frame XSeed and Arkwright Cycle. Niemeier is an American author of science fiction horror, a 2016 finalist for the John W. Campbell Award for Best New Writer and the winner of the first Dragon Award for Best Horror Novel. Lord of Fate (2025) is the newest title.

Thrillers and espionage make up the work of Brian O'Sullivan, whose catalogue holds 20 books published between 2017 and 2026. The Puppeteer (2017) opens the run, and the Quint Adler novels, the Bobby McGowan books, the Frankie and Evie series and a set of short stories divide the rest between them. SH*T SHOW (2026) is the most recent title.

Brian Panowich is an American author and journalist who writes rural crime fiction set in Georgia. Bull Mountain (2015) opens the series of the same name, where outlaw families, sheriffs, drug trafficking and long-kept secrets supply the plots. Five Panowich books are catalogued: Bull Mountain, Like Lions (2019), The Broken King (2019), Hard Cash Valley (2020) and Nothing But the Bones (2024).

Brian Phillips is listed with two series, Order of the White Hand and Chronicles of the White Hand. Titles on record include A Necromancer's Apprentice (2018), Avatar of the Raven God (2019), Enemies Within (2019) and Flaw in the Master's Ring (2019). The listing also carries essay collections, such as Individual Rights and Government Wrongs (2011), The Innovator Versus the Collective (2016) and Impossible Owls (2018), and the recorded subject is essays.

Brian Selznick

12 books

Brian Selznick is an American author and illustrator of children's books. The Invention of Hugo Cabret (2007) took the 2008 Caldecott Medal for picture book illustration, and Wonder Struck (2011), The Marvels (2015) and Kaleidoscope (2021) follow it. Selznick's catalogue holds 12 books dated 1991 to 2025, opening with The Houdini Box (1991) and The Robot King (1995), with subjects covering magicians, robots, motion pictures, and brothers and sisters. Run Away with Me (2025) is the newest.

Brian Staveley writes epic fantasy. The Chronicle of the Unhewn Throne is his trilogy, opening with The Emperor's Blades (2014); Skullsworn (2017) is a prequel novel, and the first volume of a sequel series, Ashes of the Unhewn Throne, follows. Seven titles are catalogued in all, published between 2014 and 2021, with short fiction among them. Assassins, conspiracies, imaginary wars and siblings run through the subject headings. Nothing has appeared since The Empire's Ruin (2021).

Police work, murder and serial murder investigation are the subject matter of Brian Thiem's fiction. Two series divide the 7 catalogued books, published between 2015 and 2027: Matt Sinclair and the Mudflats Murder Club Mysteries. Red Line (2015) opens the run, followed by Thrill Kill (2016) and Shallow Grave (2017), before The Mudflats Murder Club (2025) starts the second sequence. A Death in the Deluge and A Killer in the Cordgrass both appeared in 2026, and A Killing Reputation is due in 2027.

Brian Wiprud is an American author born in 1961. The catalogue lists 15 books from Making the Dawn Welcome (1999) to Linsenbigler & The Lost City (2019), with Linsenbigler and Garth Carson among the listed series alongside standalone novels and non-fiction. Sleep with the Fishes (2000), Pipsqueak (2002), Stuffed (2005), Crooked (2006) and Tailed (2007) come early in the run. Recorded subjects include taxidermy, collectors, art thefts, witness protection and New York City.

Brian Yansky writes science fiction for young readers, with extraterrestrial beings, telepathy and teenage protagonists among the recorded subjects. The catalogue holds 35 books published between 2003 and 2026, opening with My Road Trip to the Pretty Girl Capital of the World (2003) and taking in Alien Invasion and Other Inconveniences (2010), Homicidal Aliens and Other Disappointments (2013) and Utopia, Iowa (2015). Series recorded for Yansky include They're Here, Poe Detective Agency, Old Men In Space and Strangely Scary Funny. The Librarian After the Apocalypse And The Wizard of Ruin (2026) is the newest listing.

BriAnn Danae has 53 books in the catalogue, published between 2017 and 2026. A Senful Holiday (2017) is the listed first title, appearing alongside My Heart Is A Fool and My Heart Is A Fool Too in the same year, and Remind Me Again (2026) is the most recent. Series credited to Danae include From The Hood With Love, Juvie & Solai: A Hood Love Story, Erotic Love Language, Trappin', Phresh & Nykee, She From The Gutta and Girls Just Wanna Have Fund$. The 2020s are the heaviest decade, and Danae is still publishing.

Brianna Labuskes writes crime and detective fiction. Her catalogue runs to 16 books published between 2016 and 2026, from One Step Behind (2016) to Clean Slate (2026). Three series organise most of that work: Gretchen White, Raisa Susanto and Olive Hunt. The Librarian of Burned Books (2023) stands outside them, taking librarians and burned books as its subject. Labuskes publishes at close to a book a year and remains active.

Briar Boleyn has 9 books in the catalogue, all published between 2023 and 2026. Court of Claws, Empress of Fae and Queen of Roses arrived in 2023, and With Hearts of Flame is the newest, from 2026. The books belong to two series, Blood of a Fae and Bloodwing Academy / The Once and Future Pendragon, which meet in a Blood of a Fae / Bloodwing Academy crossover. On Wings of Blood (2024) and The Wings That Bind (2026) are also listed.

Born in Kent, England, in 1981, Bridget Rose Collins is a British novelist writing for both adult and young adult readers. Collins read English at King's College, Cambridge, and then trained as an actor at the London Academy of Music and Dramatic Art. Seven young adult titles appeared under the name B. R. Collins, and the first of them, The Traitor Game (2008), won the Branford Boase Award in 2009. The first adult novel by Collins came out in 2019 and was shortlisted for Waterstones Book of the Year. The catalogue lists 11 books through The Naked Light (2025), including Game Runner (2011), Maze Cheat (2012), The Binding (2019), The Betrayals (2020) and The Silence Factory (2024), plus the Gamerunner series.

Bridget E. Baker has 59 books in the catalogue, published between 2018 and 2026, with Messy and Bright scheduled for 2027. Romance is the subject tag on the listing, and the directory files Baker under post-apocalyptic fiction. Finding Faith, Marked, Redeemed and Suppressed all date from 2018. Series headings include Sins of Our Ancestors, Birch Creek Ranch, Scarsdale Fosters, Almost a Billionaire, the Russian Witch's Curse, Anchored, Irish Escape, Magical Misfits and Dragon Captured. The newest listed title is My Death Horse Overlord (2026).

Bridget Morrissey has nine books catalogued, published between 2018 and a scheduled 2027. What You Left Me (2018) opens the list, and I Put a Spell on You is the upcoming title, dated 2027. When the Light Went Out (2019), Love Scenes (2021), A Thousand Miles (2022), That Summer Feeling (2023), Anywhere You Go (2025), Everything She Does Is Magic (2025) and In What World (2026) come between. Fableview is the series recorded under the name, and the catalogue files the work as American literature.

Brie Paisley has 13 books in the catalogue, dated 2015 to 2021. The series list names Harlow Brothers, Worshipped and Transcendent. Temptation, Betrayed and Worshipped all date from 2015, and Carter (2016), Caden (2017) and Caleb (2019) come later. Redeemed and The Foreseer followed in 2020. Clark (2021) is the newest entry.

Brighton Walsh writes contemporary romance, much of it gathered into two settings, Starlight Cove and Havenbrook. Plus One (2013) opens 29 catalogued books that reach The One-Night Secret (2026). Six series divide the list, including the Steele Brothers of Starlight Cove, Holidays in Havenbrook, Reluctant Hearts and the Valley of Scales Saga. Single mothers, life-changing events, suspense and dystopias appear among the subjects, and Walsh continues to publish.

Brigid Kemmerer, born in 1978, is an American author of young adult fantasy and romance, best known on the record for Cursebreakers, Defy the Night and Letters to the Lost. The catalogue holds 23 books, from Elemental (2012) to Sparking Fire Out of Fate (2026). Subjects logged against them include fantasy, paranormal romance, young adult fiction, secrets and twins. Forging Silver Into Stars and Braided Fate also carry the Kemmerer name, and Kemmerer is recorded as ongoing.