Authors whose first name starts with C

C. Hallman is a USA Today bestselling romance author, born and raised in Germany, who moved to America at eighteen. Hallman wrote a debut novel in 2018, and this catalogue holds 72 books from 2019 to 2026, starting with Convict Me. Series include Rossi Crime Family, Moretti Crime Family, Diavolo Crime Family, North Woods University, Corium University Trilogy and Bayshore Rivals. Hallman's books cover several romance subgenres and have been translated into 8 languages. Hallman lives in the mountains of North Carolina.

C. Hope Clark writes crime fiction and guidance for writers. The catalogue opens on the second of those with Funds for Writers (2000), The Shy Writer (2004) and Build a Writing Team (2014), then turns to mystery from Lowcountry Bribe (2012) onward. Three series follow: the Caroline Slade Mysteries, the Edisto Island Mysteries and the Craven County Mysteries. Clark has 29 catalogued books published between 2000 and 2026, reaching Edisto Lethal (2026), and remains actively publishing.

C.D. Reiss is an American novelist of contemporary and erotic romance, with 63 catalogued books published since 2011. Songs of Submission, Submission, Songs of Corruption, the Manhattan Mafia books, Crowne Brothers and the DiLustro Arrangement are among the series, and the early Laura Carnegie mysteries appeared as Christine DeMaio-Rice. Reiss took the 2017 Audie Award for the Marriage Games audiobook, after two nominations in a single category in 2016. Leveled (2026) is the newest title.

C.G. Cooper has 54 catalogued books published between 2012 and 2025, opening with Back to War (2012), also listed as Corps Justice. Council of Patriots (2012) and Awakening, God-Speed and Prime Asset (all 2013) come early in the run. Subjects include Marines, the United States Marine Corps, politicians, mercenary troops and revenge. Series listings include Corps Justice: Daniel Briggs, Tom Greer Thrillers, Alex Knight, Spy in Residence, Lone Peak Heroes and Chronicles of Benjamin Dragon. Echoes of Honor (2025) is the newest title, and Cooper is still publishing.

C.J. Archer has 78 books in the catalogue, from Her Secret Desire / A Secret Life (2011) to Murder Under the Mistletoe, with Invisible People announced and the list reaching 2027. Glass and Steele, Cleopatra Fox, Ministry of Curiosities, Glass Library and three Freak House trilogies are among the series. Other listings include After The Rift, Assassins Guild, Lord Hawkesbury's Players and the Emily Chambers Spirit Medium Trilogy. Subjects cover historical romance, fantasy, romantic suspense, nobility, England and London.

C.J. Box, born Charles James Box Jr. on November 9, 1958, is an American novelist whose Joe Pickett books sit under subject headings such as game wardens, Wyoming and missing persons. Open Season (2001) was the first Joe Pickett novel and made The New York Times list of Notable Books for 2001. The catalogue holds 44 books dated 1998 to 2027, starting with Travel Smart: Montana, Wyoming, and Idaho (1998); The Crossroads appeared in 2026 and The Missing is scheduled for 2027. Cassie Dewell and Cody Hoyt are further recurring characters. The Highway was adapted as Big Sky, a television drama that debuted in November 2020, and Box novels have been translated into 27 languages.

C.J. Carmichael writes contemporary romance and romantic suspense, with 64 books catalogued from Jessie's Father (1999) to Bitter Past (2025). A Daughter's Place, Her Best Friend's Baby and The Fourth Child date from 2000. Series include Carrigans of the Circle C, Coffee Creek, Montana, Shannon Sisters, Return to Summer Island, Bramble House Chronicles, Bitter Root Mysteries, Twisted Cedar Mysteries and Fox & Fisher Detective Agency. Private investigators, cowboys and single mothers appear in the subjects.

C.J. Cherryh

105 books• 23 series

C.J. Cherryh is the pen name of Carolyn Janice Cherry, an American writer of speculative fiction born September 1, 1942. The silent h came at the prompting of editor Donald A. Wollheim, who judged that Cherry read like the name of a romance writer. Downbelow Station (1981) and Cyteen (1988), both set in the Alliance-Union universe, each won the Hugo Award, and the Foreigner series sits alongside them among Cherryh's notable work. The catalogue holds 105 books from Brothers of Earth (1976) to Alliance Unbound (2024). Worldbuilding grounded in research across history, language, psychology and archeology is what Cherryh is known for.

C.J. Cooke writes thrillers and suspense. The catalogue records 24 books from I Know My Name (2017) to The House of Cursed Women (2026), with The Blame Game (2019) and The Nesting (2020) among the earlier titles. Two series carry the Cooke name, Stoneridge Pack and Stoneridge Shadows, alongside a set of standalone novels. Cooke is recorded as ongoing.

C.J. Lyons writes medical thrillers and police procedurals. Lifelines (2008) opens 47 catalogued books that stop at Save Her Child (2021). Nine series divide the run, among them the Lucy Guardino FBI Thrillers, Angels of Mercy, Hart and Drake, Caitlyn Tierney FBI Thriller and Fatal Insomnia. Emergency medicine, nurses, women physicians and murder in Pittsburgh supply the material. No title has followed since 2021.

C.J. Petit writes Western fiction. The catalogue runs to 96 books published between 2017 and 2024, opening with Nueva Luz (2017) and reaching Cold Pursuit (2024). Two named sequences organise part of it, the Evans Family Saga and Trouble Shooter, and Joe Beck recurs as a character. Murder, cattle breeders, Quakers, and the ties between brothers, sisters and mothers run through the subjects. Petit remains actively publishing.

C.J. Sansom (Christopher John Sansom, 9 December 1952 to 27 April 2024) was a British writer of historical crime novels, above all the Matthew Shardlake series, whose subjects include lawyers and London. Shardlake, a TV series adapted from the novel Dissolution (2003), began streaming on Disney+ within a week of Sansom's death. Winter in Madrid (2006) is a spy novel and Dominion is alternate history. Awards include the 2005 Ellis Peters Historical Dagger, the 2013 Sidewise Award and the 2022 Cartier Diamond Dagger. The listing also carries Medieval Murderers volumes.

C.J. Tudor is a British author of psychological thrillers and horror. The Chalk Man (2018) opens a catalogue of 8 books running to Serenity Falls (2026), by way of The Hiding Place (2019), published in the United States as The Taking of Annie Thorne, then The Other People (2020), The Burning Girls (2021), The Drift (2023) and The Gathering (2024). Suspense, mystery and horror are the catalogued subjects.

C.L. Miller has 3 catalogued books, all of them entries in the Antique Hunter series. The sequence opens with The Antique Hunter's Guide to Murder (2024), continues in The Antique Hunter's Death on the Red Sea (2025) and reaches The Antique Hunter's Murder at the Castle (2026). Miller began publishing in 2024 and the series is ongoing.

C.L. Taylor has four catalogued books, published between 2009 and 2020: Heaven Can Wait (2009), Home for Christmas (2011), Secrets and Rain (2013) and Strangers (2020). Romance, domestic fiction and ghost stories are the categories those books are filed under. Nothing further has been recorded under the name since 2020.

C.L. Wilson is an American author who crosses romance and high fantasy. The Tairen Soul series runs to five parts and is the best known work, with the Weathermages of Mystral books continuing from it. Seven titles are catalogued, from Lord of the Fading Lands (2007) to The Sea King (2017), at a median length of 434 pages. Wilson has also published a science fiction story collection, Futuristic Romance, and worked with Erica Ridley and Elissa Wilds on the collection One Enchanted Season.

C.M. Nascosta is an American author of monster romance, with subject headings of romance, fantasy and erotica. The catalogue holds 23 books from Girls Weekend (2021) to Full Moon Frenzy (2026). Three series carry the Cambric Creek name, After Darkverse, Wheel of the Year and Bite-Sized Reads, alongside Hemming Brothers and Girls Weekend. Titles include The Mabon Feast (2021), Run, Run Rabbit (2022), Sweet Berries (2022) and A Holly Jolly Mess (2023).

C.M. Sutter writes crime thrillers around recurring investigators: Jade Monroe as detective and as FBI agent, Jesse McCord, Mitch Cannon, Amber Monroe and the psychic detective Kate Pierce. The catalogue opens with 2016 titles including Maniacal, Captive and Exposed, reaches 52 books, and continues to Blood Test in 2026.

Magic and the people who practise it are C.M. Waggoner's material. Four novels make up the catalogue: Unnatural Magic (2019), The Ruthless Lady's Guide to Wizardry (2021), The Village Library Demon-Hunting Society (2024) and The Somewhat Wicked Witch of Brigandale (2026). Waggoner is listed as actively publishing.

C.N. Crawford's 48 catalogued books are tagged fantasy and romance, starting with The Witching Elm (2014) and reaching Veiled Court (2026). Series include Dark Fae FBI, Vampire's Mage, Demons of Fire and Night, Institute of the Shadow Fae, Memento Mori, A Spy Among the Fallen, Court of the Sea Fae, Night Elves Trilogy, Hades Castle Trilogy, Demon Queen Trials, Fey Spy Academy and Frost and Nectar. Early titles include A Witch's Feast (2015), Fallen Fae (2016) and Infernal Magic (2016).

C.P. Snow was an English novelist and physical chemist who also held posts in the British Civil Service and, briefly, in government. Death Under Sail (1932), a yachting mystery, opens a catalogue of 25 books. Strangers and Brothers is the sequence Snow is known for; the catalogue also holds George Passant (1940), Time of Hope (1949), The Masters (1951) and Homecomings (1956). The 1959 lecture The Two Cultures set out the gulf between scientists and literary intellectuals. Snow lived from 1905 to 1980.

C.R. Jane has 64 books in the catalogue, the first published in 2018. First Impressions, Faded Realms, Forbidden Queens, Forgotten Specters and The Fallen One all date from 2018, and Betrayed, Bound and Broken followed in 2019. Dark Horse (2026) is the newest release, and Don't Say I Do is scheduled for 2027. Jane's series include Fated Wings, Pucking Wrong, Academy of Souls, Thief of Hearts, Wrong Player, Sound of Us, Stupid Boys, Broken Hearts Academy, Monster & Me and Wrong Made Men.

C.S. Forester

53 books• 6 series

C. S. Forester was the pen name of Cecil Louis Troughton Smith (1899-1966), an English novelist known for tales of naval warfare. The Horatio Hornblower novels, twelve in all, follow a Royal Navy officer through the Napoleonic Wars; two of them, A Ship of the Line and Flying Colours, shared the 1938 James Tait Black Memorial Prize. Forester also wrote The African Queen and The Good Shepherd, both later filmed, and worked for the British Ministry of Information after moving to the United States during the Second World War. The catalogue holds 53 books dated 1924 to 2020, spanning novels, non-fiction, plays, short stories and children's writing.

Sebastian St. Cyr, a nobleman who investigates murders in London, is the lead of C.S. Harris's historical mysteries. What Angels Fear (2005) opens the series, which reaches 22 catalogued books and arrives at When the Wolves Are Silent in 2026. Harris publishes at roughly one title a year, and a shelf of standalone novels sits beside the St. Cyr run.

C.S. Lewis

59 books• 9 series

C.S. Lewis wrote fantasy fiction and Christian apologetics, and the two meet in Narnia. Spirits in Bondage (1919) opens a catalogue of 59 books that holds the Chronicles of Narnia, the Cosmic Trilogy beginning with Out of the Silent Planet (1938), The Screwtape Letters (1942) and Mere Christianity (1943). The 1950s carry the largest share of the list, and catalogued editions run to 2022.

Espionage thrillers make up C.W. Browning's catalogue of 22 books. The Next Exit titles run from Next Exit, Three Miles (2013) through to 2019, seven of them in all. Games of Deceit, Night Falls on Norway and The Courier all appeared in 2020. Shadows of War, Exit, Kai Corbyn and After the Exit are the four named series, and Lines Crossed arrives in 2026.

C.W. Farnsworth has 31 catalogued books, the earliest dated 2021 and the most recent, Velella, dated 2026. First Flight, Final Fall (2021) is the listed first title, published the same year as Come Break My Heart Again, Four Months, Three Words, Kiss Now, Lie Later and The Hard Way Home. Series credited to Farnsworth are Kensingtons, Kensingtons: The Next Generation, Kluvberg, Holt Hockey, Rival Love and Hard Way Home. Farnsworth is still publishing.

Comic crime fiction set in Ireland is the work of Caimh McDonnell. A Man With One of Those Faces (2016) opens the Dublin Trilogy, followed by The Day That Never Comes and Angels in the Moonlight, and the MCM Investigations and McGarry Stateside books extend the same world. The Stranger Times novels, published as C.K. McDonnell, run alongside. Forty-one titles reach The Man Comes Around in 2026.

Contemporary romance, with billionaires, royalty, heirs and revenge as recurring subjects, fills Caitlin Crews's 86 catalogued books. The list opens with Pure Princess, Bartered Bride (2009) and reaches King's Heir of Hate (2026). Crews's series include Scandalous Royal Brides, Scandalous Sheikh Brides, Rich, Ruthless & Greek, Cold River Ranch, Kittredge Ranch and Filthy Rich Billionaires. Caitlin Crews continues to publish.

Caitlin Mullen writes psychological thrillers about missing women. Please See Us (2020) is set in Atlantic City, New Jersey. Three catalogued titles run from Deep Enough (2017) to Heather (2026), and Mullen is still publishing.

Caitlyn Dare has 30 catalogued books, published between 2020 and 2024. Taunt Her (2020) is the earliest listed title and Savage Vicious Heir: Part Two (2024) the newest. Motorcycle clubs and private schools split the catalogue: Red Ridge Sinners MC, Savage Fall Sinners MC and Sinners MC on one side, Rebels At Sterling Prep, Gravestone Elite and Heirs of All Hallows' on the other. Two-word imperative titles open the run, among them Taint Her, Tame Him, Temper Him, Torment Her and Trust Him, all from 2020.

Caitlyn O'Leary is a romance author with 64 books catalogued from 2014 to 2026. The newest published title is Her Forever SEAL (2026), and Billy: Onyx Security is listed as upcoming for 2027. Series by Caitlyn O'Leary include Midnight Delta, Protectors of Jasper Creek, Black Dawn, Night Storm, Omega Sky, Fate Harbor, Shadow Alliance and Jasper Creek Alliance. Early titles include Claiming Kara (2014) and Protecting Olivia (2014).

Cal Newport writes about attention, work and study. The American computer science professor at Georgetown University has 9 books published between 2005 and 2024. The early titles are student guides: How to Win at College (2005), How to Become a Straight-A Student (2006) and How to Be a High School Superstar (2010). The later ones argue about working life, So Good They Can't Ignore You (2012), Deep Work (2016), Digital Minimalism (2019), A World Without Email (2021) and Slow Productivity (2024). Attention management in the digital age is Newport's central subject.

Caleb Carr writes history and historical crime fiction. The Alienist (1994) introduces Dr Laszlo Kreizler, a psychologist working serial murder cases, and The Angel of Darkness (1997) follows. Non-fiction on war and national security - America Invulnerable (1988), The Devil Soldier (1992), The Lessons of Terror (2002) - fills much of the rest. Thirteen titles are catalogued, with entries dated through 2024.

Caleb Wygal has 16 books in the catalogue, running from Moment of Impact (2015) to Coastal Vendetta (2026). Wygal writes two series, Myrtle Beach Mystery and Lucas Caine. Titles include A Murder In Concord (2016), Blackbeard's Lost Treasure (2018), The Search for the Fountain of Youth (2018), Death on the Boardwalk (2021), Death on the Golden Mile (2022) and Death at Tidal Creek (2023).

Romantic suspense fills Calle J. Brookes's catalogue of 72 books, organised into small-town and law-enforcement series: PAVAD: FBI, Finley Creek, Masterson County, Dardanos Colorado, Hillers of Barratt County and Small-Town Sheriffs among them. The earliest titles, from 2012 and 2013, work in paranormal romance instead, with vampires and demons. Brookes reached Out Into the Night in 2026.

Callie Hart

44 books• 12 series

Callie Hart, born 5 December 1983, is a British author of romance and fantasy fiction, best known for the Fae & Alchemy series. Hart's novel Quicksilver (2024) reached number one on the New York Times and Sunday Times bestseller lists, took off on BookTok and is set for a Netflix film. The catalogue counts 45 Hart books from Eternal Hope and Sovereign Hope (both 2012) to Brimstone (2025). Blood & Roses, Crooked Sinners, Dead Man's Ink, Chaos & Ruin, Raleigh Rebels and the Roma Royals Duet are among the other series.

Callie Hutton writes historical romance, with 73 books in the catalogue from A Run for Love (2011) to Dream Weaver (2026). Series include Marriage Mart Mayhem, Oklahoma Lovers, Merry Misfits of Bath, Victorian Book Club Mysteries, Rose Room Rogues, Sutherlands of Dornoch Castle, Mackenzies of Castle Leod and Scottish Hearts. Early titles include A Wife by Christmas (2011), Miss Merry's Christmas (2012) and A Tumble Through Time (2013).

Academies and shifter packs supply Callie Rose's settings: Fallen University, Kings of Linwood Academy, Boys of Oak Park Prep, Claimed by Wolves, Feral Shifters, Kingdom of Blood and Chosen by Lucifer are among nine series. Rose's 33 catalogued books open with Fallen University: Year One (2019) and reach The Naughty or Nice Deal (2025). All three Fallen University volumes appeared in 2019, alongside Broken Empire, Defiant Princess, Hate the Game and Savage Royals. Volumes median 282 pages.

Callie Stevens writes contemporary romance built on stock premises: accidental babies, fake engagements, best friends' brothers and billionaire bosses. Thirty-two books are catalogued between 2022 and 2025, across Alpha Billionaire Daddies, Koslov Bratva, Spades Brothers, Soul Sounds Brothers, Hawthorns, Solace Sisters and Lyons Club. Accidental Baby For My Brother's Best Friend (2022) and Stuck With My Rockstar Boss (2022) open the run.

Cameron Curtis writes the Breed thrillers, and all 13 catalogued books belong to that one series. Danger Close (2021) opens the run, with Open Season and Target Deck following in the same year, and Blood Pact (2026) is the newest. Curtis has added two or three titles a year since 2021 and the series continues.

Cami Checketts has 215 books in the catalogue, from Fourth of July (2007) to The Cape Crisis (2026), with a median length of 181 pages. The Broken Path, Dead Running / Running for Love and Dying to Run / Taken From Love date from 2012, and Blog This, Poison Me and The Colony from 2013. Checketts series include Billionaire Bride Pact, Quinn Family, Mystical Lake Resort, Hidden Kingdom, Delta Family Romances, Sweet Royal Romance Suspense, Coleville Ranch Romances, Strong Family Romances, Survive the Romance, Jewel Family, A Chance for Charity and Jade Valley Romance Adventures.

Camilla Grebe

11 books• 2 series

Camilla Grebe is a Swedish crime writer, born in 1968, who has taken both the Best Swedish Crime Novel Award and the Glass Key. Eleven titles are catalogued, from Some Kind of Peace (2009) to Flickorna och Mörkret (2024), across the Siri Bergman and Hanne Lagerlind-Schon series. Criminal profilers, homicide investigation, domestic abuse and family violence recur as subjects, and several books appear under both Swedish and English titles.

Camilla Isley has 38 books in the catalogue, the first being I Wish for You (2015) and the latest Brand New (2026). Isley's series include Just Friends, Funny Feelings, Blue Crescent Harbor, Meet Cute, Christmas Romantic Comedy and Paranormal Romance. Let's Be Just Friends (2016), Friend Zone (2017) and My Best Friend's Boyfriend (2018) are among the listed titles.

Camilla Lackberg

23 books• 5 series

Camilla Lackberg is a Swedish crime writer and screenwriter. The Fjällbacka novels are the best-known part of the catalogue, set in Fjällbacka and featuring the police detective Patrik Hedström; The Ice Princess (2004) opens that sequence. 23 books are catalogued in all, through to Dreams of Bronze (2026), and they also take in Faye's Revenge and the Mina Dabiri and Vincent Walder series. Sweden, murder investigation, serial murders and police procedure define the subject tags.

Camilla Sten writes thrillers with a horror edge, set in Sweden. Four books are catalogued: The Lost Village (2021), The Resting Place (2022), The Bachelorette Party (2025) and The Break-Up Retreat (2026). Missing persons recur as a subject, and Sten remains actively publishing.

Camilla Trinchieri writes two mystery series: the Simona Griffo books, whose lead is a woman detective and cook, and the Tuscan Mysteries. The Trouble with a Small Raise (1991) is the earliest of 16 catalogued titles, followed by six more Trouble books through 1997, and Murder Returns to Gravigna (2026) is the most recent. Cooking, Italian Americans, Italy and Rome fill the subject tags.

Candace Bushnell

10 books• 1 series

Candace Bushnell is an American author, journalist and television producer. Her New York Observer column of 1994 to 1996 became the Sex and the City anthology (1996), which HBO adapted as a series and two films. Novels followed: Four Blondes (2000), Trading Up (2003), Lipstick Jungle (2005), One Fifth Avenue (2008), The Carrie Diaries (2010) and Summer and the City (2011). Lipstick Jungle and The Carrie Diaries were themselves televised. Ten catalogued books end at Rules for Being a Girl (2020).

Hospitals supply the setting for Candace Calvert's fiction. Her 10 books are Christian romance with medical and suspense plots, following nurses, physicians, police officers and firefighters through emergencies. Three series divide them: Mercy Hospital, Grace Medical and Crisis Team. Critical Care (2009) opens the catalogue and Maybe It's You (2017) closes it, with nothing added since 2017.

Candace Camp is an American writer of romance, mostly historical, with 70 catalogued books to her name. The run begins with Bonds of Love (1978) under the pen name Lisa Gregory, one of several names Camp has published under alongside Sharon Stephens and Kristin James. The subjects are Regency and Victorian England, nobility, revenge and manners, across series including Mad Morelands, Willowmere, Stonecliffe and Secrets of the Loch. A Scandal at Stonecliffe (2024) is the most recent title.

Candace Havens's catalogue begins with Joss Whedon: The Genius Behind Buffy (2003), a biography, and holds 47 books through A Body at the Bakery (2026), with The Curious Case of the Bludgeoned Birder due in 2027. Charmed & Dangerous (2005), Charmed & Ready (2006), Charmed & Deadly (2007), The Demon King and I (2008) and Dragons Prefer Blondes (2009) follow. Series include Scottish Isle Mystery, Welsh Village Mystery, Mercy McCarthy Mystery, Bronwyn the Witch, Take It Like a Vamp and Caruthers Sisters. Witches, paranormal romance, romantic suspense and Texas appear among the subjects.

Candace Robb is an American novelist of historical mysteries set in medieval England. The catalogue holds 24 books published between 1993 and 2026 across the Owen Archer, Margaret Kerr and Kate Clifford series, plus standalones. Owen Archer opens the run with The Apothecary Rose (1993), and the investigations continue through The Lady Chapel (1994), The King's Bishop (1996) and A Gift of Sanctuary (1998). Robb has also written as Emma Campion.

Candice Fox writes crime fiction, much of it Australian. The catalogue opens with Hades and Eden (2014) and Fall (2015), and the named series are Archer & Bennett, Crimson Lake and Jessica Sanchez, with Crimson Lake (2017), Redemption Point (2018) and Gone by Midnight (2019) among the titles. Police work, missing persons and undercover operations recur as subjects. Fourteen books are catalogued, reaching Redbelly Crossing in 2026.

Candice Millard

4 books

Narrative history is Candice Millard's form, and each of her 4 books takes a single expedition or episode as its subject. The River of Doubt (2005) covers the Roosevelt-Rondon expedition into the Amazon rainforest of 1913-14. Destiny of the Republic (2011) treats the assassination of President James A. Garfield. Hero of the Empire (2016) follows Winston Churchill through the Boer War, and River of the Gods (2022) takes up the hunt for the source of the Nile. Millard, born in 1967, is an American writer and journalist who previously wrote and edited for National Geographic.

Chase Fulton is the character behind Cap Daniels's espionage and action thrillers, and almost the whole catalogue sits inside his series and the wider Avenging Angel universe. The word Chase runs through the titles: The Opening Chase, The Broken Chase and The Unending Chase (2018), The Devil's Chase (2019), through to The Assassin's Chase in 2026. Fifty-six books have been catalogued since 2018.

Cara Bastone has 15 books in the catalogue, published from 2020 onward, with I've Got You scheduled for 2027. When We First Met, Can't Help Falling and Just a Heartbeat Away all appeared in 2020. Series include Love Lines and Hearts of New York. Later titles include Call Me Maybe (2021), Sweet Talk (2021), Love at First Psych (2023), Maybe This Time (2024) and No Matter What (2026).

Cara Black

25 books• 4 series

Paris is the setting for Cara Black's crime fiction. Murder in the Marais (1999) opens the Aimee Leduc Investigations, a series of private-investigator mysteries named for the districts they take place in, from Belleville and the Sentier to the Bastille, Clichy and Montmartre. Black's 25 catalogued books also include the Kate Rees novels and non-fiction, running to Huguette in 2025.

Cara Devlin writes mysteries across three series: the Bow Street Duchess Mysteries, Spencer & Reid and Sage Canyon. The Trouble We Keep (2020) is the earliest catalogued title, and the run takes in Death at Fournier Downs, Murder at the Seven Dials and Penance for the Dead (2023). Twenty-two books reach House of Peril, with Invitation to Murder scheduled for 2027.

Cara Hunter is a British writer of crime thrillers, with 10 books catalogued between 2018 and 2025. Hunter writes the DI Adam Fawley series, and police procedure, missing children and England feature among the subject headings. Close to Home (2018) is the first title, followed by In the Dark (2018) and No Way Out (2019). Making a Killing (2025) is the newest, and Hunter also has standalone novels and short fiction.

Carian Cole's catalogue runs to 11 books published between 2014 and 2023, opening with Storm (2014) and closing with The Lovely Return (2023). Three series account for the run: Ashes & Embers, All Torn Up and All the Tomorrows. Lukas, Talon, Vandal, Torn, Tied, No Tomorrow and Don't Kiss the Bride sit between the endpoints, at a median 312 pages. No new title has appeared since 2023, and the catalogue is dormant.