Authors whose first name starts with C

C. Alexander London is one of the names used by Alex London, an American writer for children, young adults and adults whose work runs from picture books and middle-grade fiction to adult non-fiction. Before publishing, London reported from conflict zones and refugee camps as a journalist and human rights researcher, and later worked as a young adult librarian for the New York Public Library. The catalogue lists 17 titles under the C. Alexander London name, from We Are Not Eaten by Yaks (2011) to The Adventures of Wrong Man and Power Girl! (2018), covering the Accidental Adventure books and a 39 Clues: Super Special. Adventure, animals, dogs, explorers and twins appear in the subject records.

C. Gockel writes across epic fantasy and science fiction. I Bring the Fire puts Loki and Norse myth at the front of the catalogue, with Wolves and Monsters in 2012 and Ragnarok in 2015, while the Archangel Project and its Convergence sequence turn to science fiction from Archangel Down (2015). Urban Magick & Folklore and After the Fire complete the five catalogued series. Gockel's 32 books reach Noble Savages (2026).

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. L. Stone writes romance involving high school students, per the catalogue subjects. The 39 books run from Introductions (2012) to Ties Left Unsevered (2026). Series credited to Stone are Academy / Ghost Bird, Academy Ghost Bird: Meeting Sang, Academy / Scarab Beetle, Charleston's Leading Ladies and Among the Favored. First Days, Forgiveness and Permission and Friends vs. Family all appeared in 2013.

C. Mantis writes LitRPG, and the two listed series are Path of Ascension and Path of Ascension (Light Novel). The Path of Ascension came out in 2022, and The Path of Ascension 2 through The Path of Ascension 5 carry 2023 dates. The Path of Ascension 12 is dated 2026, and The Path of Ascension 13 is announced for 2027. The catalogue counts 18 books under the name.

C. Wayne Winkle's series include Reno Gates Western, Marshal Gideon 'Dust' Calder Western, Clint Earley Western, Wiley Judd Western and Adventures of Gunfighter Lucas. The catalogue starts with One Last Chase (2011) and The Snatcher (2014), and titles such as Gold Fever and Guns Across The Arizona Desert date from 2020. Stirling Family Saga and Southern Belle Runaway are also listed. The Legend Of Reno Gates (2026) is the newest title.

C.A. Harms has 79 books catalogued between 2013 and 2025. Scarred by Love and Second Chances are among the 2013 titles, followed by Guarded Heart and Stripped in 2014. Series include Brooklet Dreams, Oh Tequila, Sawyer Brothers, Desired Affliction, Deranged Ink, Phoenix Undercover, Montgomery Men and Secrets of Stone Ridge. Grand Slam (2025) is the newest title.

C.A. Larmer writes detective and mystery novels, with 25 books listed from 2011 to 2026. Larmer's series are the Ghostwriter Mystery, Murder Mystery Book Club, Agatha Christie Book Club, Sleuths of Last Resort and A Posthumous Mystery. A Plot to Die For and Killer Twist appeared in 2011. The Mysterious Affair at Styled Magazine (2026) is the newest title.

C.A. Rudolph published 9 catalogued books inside five years, from What's Left of My World (2016) to The Heart of War (2020). Two series carry the name: What's Left of My World and Gun Play. This We Will Defend, We Won't Go Quietly, Divided We Stand, Until Nothing Remains, Worlds Apart and Indivisible fill out the run, which averages a book every six months. The eight volumes with a recorded length run to a median of 325 pages.

C.A. Szarek writes fantasy romance, and the catalogue tags the books with fairies and time travel. The 17 catalogued books run from Cole in Her Stocking (2013) to Highland Essence (2022). Szarek's listed series are Highland Secrets, Crossing Forces, King's Riders and Highland Treasures. The 2014 titles include Calculated Collision, Sword's Call, The Fae Ring and The Tartan MP3 Player, and Rogue's Call followed in 2015. No release is recorded after 2022.

C.B. Lee writes young adult science fiction and fantasy. Eight books are catalogued under the name, from Seven Tears at High Tide (2015) to Coffeeshop in an Alternate Universe (2025). Subject headings record superheroes, magic, high school students, lesbian teenagers and LGBT young adult fiction. Not Your Sidekick (2016), Not Your Villain (2017), Not Your Backup (2019), The Shipwreck (2020), A Clash of Steel (2021) and Not Your Hero (2022) also appear, and the Sidekick Squad series is filed under Lee's name.

C.B. Samet moves between thrillers, fantasy and romance. Six series are recorded: Rider Files, Dr. Whyte Thriller, Avant Champion, Shadow Guardians, Romancing the Spirit and the Olympian Awakenings Trilogy. Black Gold (2011) opens the catalogue, which resumes with Rising in 2016 and picks up through 2018 with Ashes, Gray Horizon, Malakai and three File titles. Samet has 55 catalogued books reaching Flame and Shadow in 2026, averaging 252 pages.

C.C. Benison is the pen name of Douglas Alfred Whiteway, a Canadian journalist and author born in 1961 who lives in Winnipeg, Manitoba. Whiteway studied religious studies at the University of Manitoba and journalism at Carleton University, and has worked for the Winnipeg Tribune and the Winnipeg Free Press. Under the Benison name, Whiteway wrote murder mysteries set on Queen Elizabeth II's estates, in which the housemaid Jane Bee solves crimes with the Queen's help. Death at Buckingham Palace (1996) is one of them. Death in Cold Type (2005) is a murder mystery set in Winnipeg. The catalogue lists the Her Majesty Investigates and Father Christmas Mystery series.

C.D. Gorri has 221 books in the catalogue, dated from 2016 to 2026. Romance, fantasy and action and adventure are the subjects recorded for the books. Gorri's series include Macconwood Pack, Macconwood Pack Tales, Purely Paranormal Romance, Maverick Pride, Falk Clan, Dire Wolf Mates, Barvale Holiday Tales, Grazi Kelly and Guardians of Chaos. Charley's Christmas Wolf (2016) is the first listed title and Plus Size Plan For The Tiger (2026) the newest. Gina Kincade shares credit on 2 of the books.

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.E. Murphy

55 books• 16 series

C.E. Murphy is the main byline of Catherine E. Murphy, an American-born fantasy and romance author based in Ireland and born June 1, 1973. Murphy's series include the Walker Papers, The Negotiator Trilogy and the Inheritors' Cycle, and The Strongbox Chronicles appeared under a pseudonym. Murphy has also written the graphic novel Take a Chance. The catalogue lists 55 books from The Cardinal Rule (2005) to Bone & Blood (2026), including Urban Shaman (2005), Thunderbird Falls (2006) and Heart of Stone (2007). Subjects include women shamans, policewomen, Seattle, demoniac possession and paranormal romance.

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.G. Drews is an award-winning author based in Australia, with a catalogue that starts with A Thousand Perfect Notes (2018) and includes the Boy Who Steals Houses and Hazelthorn series. Don't Let the Forest In (2024) became a New York Times bestseller and a Junior Library Guild Gold Standard Selection. Drews's work has been translated into six languages, was nominated for the 2020 CILIP Carnegie Medal and won a 2020 CBCA Honour Award. Hazelthorn is a young adult horror novel, and You Did Nothing Wrong is the debut adult horror title. Scorpion Deep (2026) is the newest release, with Neckbone scheduled for 2027.

C.G. Twiles has nine catalogued books, published between 2020 and 2025. The run starts with The Neighbors in Apartment 3D (2020) and reaches The Night She Missed the Train (2025), taking in Brooklyn Gothic (2021), The Ghost Wife (2021), The Perfect Face (2022) and The Trauma Child (2024). Four titles carry a 2021 date. Twiles is the only name credited on any of the books and is still publishing. No page counts are recorded.

C.H. Admirand writes western romance, with cowboys, ranchers, single mothers and Irish fiction among the subjects. The catalogue counts 52 books from The Marshal's Destiny (2001) to The Duke's Blade (2026). Series include Duke's Guard, Irish Western, Contemporary Irish Western, Secret Life of Cowboys, Ladies of the Keep and Three Vices. The Lord of Merewood Keep and The Rancher's Heart date from 2007.

C.J. Adrien writes the Saga of Hasting the Avenger and Kindred of the Sea series, with 10 books catalogued from 2013 to 2026. The Line of His People (2013) is the earliest title, followed by The Oath of the Father (2015) and The Lords of the Wind (2019). Later books include The Kings of the Sea (2021), The Road to Malheur (2023) and The Empress and Her Wolf (2025). The Snare of Vengeance (2026) is the newest, and Adrien 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. Bishop is catalogued with 58 books published between 2014 and 2025. Cowboy Gangster and Phoenix Club are the recurring character entries, and the series listed include Porn Chronicles, Soulscape, Phoenix Club Serial Thriller, Cowboy Gangster: Regulators, Dark Ages: A Cowboy Gangster Miniseries, Hunted Hearts and Santiago Family. Moonlight Eyes opened the listing in 2014, a 2015 group followed with Black Heart, Dark Soul and Outlaws of Love, and Little Crazy closes the run so far in 2025.

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. Carver writes thrillers and suspense, and the listed series are India Kane, Jay McCaulay, Dan Forrester and Harry Hope. The catalogue holds 16 books from Blood Junction (2001) to Never Say a Word (2026). Beneath the Snow (2007), Gone Without Trace (2008) and Back with Vengeance (2010) come early, followed by Black Tide (2015), Spare Me the Truth (2016) and Know Me Now (2017). Recorded subjects include missing persons, women journalists, Aboriginal Australians, massacres and Alaska.

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. Darlington has 11 catalogued books, published between 2009 and 2023. Thicker Than Blood and Jupiter Winds are the recorded series, and the catalogue opens with Thicker Than Blood (2009) and reaches Heart of Belonging (2023). Bound by Guilt (2011), Ties that Bind (2014) and Under the Wire (2017) are among the other titles, alongside What I Wish I Knew When I Bought My First Horse (2016). No new Darlington title has been recorded since 2023.

C.J. Daugherty's catalogue splits between travel writing and young adult fiction. Frommer's Complete Guides entries cover Ireland, Paris and day trips from London, and Frommer's Ireland 2011 carries the name Christi Daugherty alongside Jack Jewers. The fiction side holds Night School, Alchemist Chronicles and Number 10, with boarding schools, secret societies and young adult fiction among the recorded subjects. Nineteen books are listed, from Frommer's Ireland 2006 (2005) to Codename Firefly (2021).

C.J. Duggan writes contemporary romance. The 14 catalogued books run from The Boys of Summer (2012) to Hollywood Heartbreak (2018), and subject headings cover youth, summer and man-woman relationships, with settings in Australia, Rome and Hollywood. The Heart of the City series carries the Duggan name, and Ringer (2014), Paradise City (2015) and Paris Lights (2016) sit among the titles. No book has been catalogued since 2018.

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.

Fantasy is the ground C.J. Redwine works on: magic, princesses, princes and adaptations run through the subjects recorded for the 13 books credited to Redwine. The catalogue opens with Defiance (2012) and reaches Tinsel Trouble (2025). Ravenspire, Rise of the Vicious Princess and Melinda Doolittle Presents are the recorded series, and The Shadow Queen (2016), The Wish Granter (2017), The Traitor Prince (2018) and The Blood Spell (2019) appeared in successive years. Redwine is still 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.

Claire Joanna Skuse, born in 1980, is an English novelist and former lecturer who publishes as C.J. Skuse. Five young adult novels opened the career, and The Guardian named Skuse a key figure in the rise of YA antiheroines. Sweetpea (2017) marked the move into adult thrillers and began the series of that name, continuing with In Bloom (2018) and Dead Head (2021). Readers searching C.J. Skuse books in order start with Pretty Bad Things (2010); the catalogue holds 11 titles and reaches The Bad Seeds in 2024.

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 Polk writes historical fantasy and fantasy romance. The Kingston Cycle is the series catalogued under the Polk name, and eight books run from Witchmark (2018) to The Feywild Job (2026). St. Valentine, St. Abigail, St. Brigid (2020), Stormsong (2020), The Midnight Bargain (2020), Soulstar (2021), Even Though I Knew the End (2022) and Ivy, Angelica, Bay (2023) sit between them. Subjects record magic, witches, nobility, murder and investigation, and imaginary wars and battles. Polk is actively publishing.

C.L. Bevill writes mystery and paranormal fiction rooted in Louisiana. Bubba Snoddy is the recurring character, introduced in Bubba and the Dead Woman (2010) and still running in Bubba and the Cantankerous Curse (2026). The Moon Trilogy, Cat Clan, Lake People, Sea of Dreams and the Mignon Thibeaux books fill out 41 titles dated from Bayou Moon (2002). Voodoo, missing persons, death and women artists recur across the listed 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. Moore was the byline of Catherine Lucille Moore (January 24, 1911 - April 4, 1987), an American science fiction and fantasy writer who came to prominence in the 1930s. Moore was among the first women to publish in those genres, following Clare Winger Harris, Greye La Spina and Francis Stevens, and her work opened the way for many later women writing speculative fiction. She married Henry Kuttner in 1940, and most of what she produced between then and his death in 1958 was written jointly with him. The catalogue lists 32 titles from Shambleau (1933) to Jirel of Joiry and Selected Stories (2026).

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. Taylor, also listed as Cally Taylor, writes psychological thrillers and suspense. The catalogue holds 13 books from 2014 to 2025, starting with The Accident / Before I Wake (2014). The Lie, The Missing, The Escape, The Fear, Sleep and Strangers follow, and It's Always the Husband (2025) is the newest. Subject tags include family secrets, missing children, revenge, trust and best friends. Taylor is still publishing.

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. Carney's two catalogued series are Realms and Quintessence: Crucible. The 12 listed books run from Plane Walker (2017) to Doom Vault (2025). Titles in between include Barrow King (2018), Dead Must Die (2018), The Lost City (2018), Scourge of Souls (2019) and Awakened (2020). Carney is still publishing.

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. Steele has 159 catalogued books, tagged for romance, beginning with Luciano's Willing Captive (2014) and reaching Elio (2026). Claiming Red, Conquering Alexandria, Say Uncle and Sergei's Stubborn Captive all appeared in 2015. Steele series include Obsessed Alpha, Steele Riders MC, Conti Crime Family, Middleton Hotels, Wolfe Creek, A Steele Fairy Tale and Dirty Boss. C.M. Steele is still publishing.

C.M. Stunich writes romance and erotica. Hard Rock Roots and Tasting Never are the two named character sets in the catalogue, with Rich Boys of Burberry Prep, Adamson All-Boys Academy, Havoc Boys, Witchwood Boys, Seven Mates of Zara Wolf and Bad Boys MC around them. Stunich has 109 catalogued books published between 2012 and 2026, from A Werewolf Christmas (2012) to Marry Freaks (2026), at a median of 376 pages.

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. James has four series in the catalogue: Reassembly, Cytocorp Saga, Perfect Generation and a set of standalone novels. The 13 listed books run from Clockwatchers (2019) to Dark Dodgers (2023). Dome Six (2020), Into the Burn (2020), The Perfect Generation (2020), Rocket Repo (2021), Geddy's Gambit (2022) and Xeno Xoo (2022) are among the titles. James is currently marked as dormant.

C.P. Mandara published 23 books between 2013 and 2020. The Riding School, Hot to Trot and Learning the Ropes all appeared in 2013. Mandara's 6 series are Pony Tales, Special Agent BDSM, Velvet Lies, Evading Death, Twisted, Dark and Deadly, and Dying To Meet You. Median length is about 53 pages. Beautiful Tyrant (2020) is the last title, and the catalogue is likely complete.

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. Chandler is the author of the Special Agent Ricki James and Gin Reilly FBI Thriller series. The catalogue counts 17 books, beginning with One Final Breath (2020) and reaching Smokescreen (2026). Release gaps average under six months. One Last Scream and One Life Gone date from 2021, and Colder Than Ice, Hiding In The Shadows and Running in the Night from 2022.

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. Challinor is the author of the Rex Graves Mystery series. The catalogue holds 14 books published between 2008 and 2018, starting with Christmas is Murder (2008) and followed by Murder in the Raw (2009) and Phi Beta Murder (2010). Subjects include mystery and detective fiction, murder investigation, lawyers, hotels and Scotland. Upstaged by Murder (2018) is the latest title, and no newer book is listed.

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.

Celia S. Friedman, born 12 January 1957, publishes speculative fiction as C. S. Friedman. Friedman designed costumes before turning to fiction and left that trade in 1996 to write full-time. The catalogue holds 17 books, from In Conquest Born (1987) to Nightborn (2023), grouped into the Coldfire Trilogy, the Magister Trilogy, In Conquest Born, Alien Shores and Vampire: The Dark Ages. This Alien Shore (1998) was named a New York Times Notable Book of the Year, and the record carries a 1988 nomination for the John W. Campbell Award for Best New Writer. Catalogue subjects include fantasy, space opera science fiction, magic, alien abduction and human-alien encounters.