Authors whose first name starts with C, page 10 of 16

Chloe Holiday is credited on 9 books published between 2020 and 2023. Five carry a 2020 date: Finders, Keepers, Helios, Love Is a Drug, New Heights and Submerged Hopes. Hard Truths and A Boy and his Dog followed in 2021, Fly Boy in 2022 and Desire in Deutschland in 2023. The catalogue records one series under this name, Helios, and no title since 2023.

Chloe Kent has 79 books in the catalogue, published from 2017 to 2026. A Baby for the Lumberjacks and Her Alaskan Men are both from 2017, and Three Suave Billionaires and a Fake Chauffeur (2026) is the newest title. Series include Three Guys and a Girl Volume 1, Three Guys and a Girl Volume 2, Lassoed by Three, Billionaire Rites, A Baby for Them, A Way With Wolves, Knight Bride, Leashed to Love, Big Bad Brothers and Auction Nights.

Chloe Liese has 17 books catalogued between 2019 and 2027. Liese's series are Bergman Brothers, Tough Love and Wilmot Sisters. He's a Brute, She's a Spitfire, They're a Match and They're Strictly Friends all date from 2019. Always Only You (2020), The Mistletoe Motive (2021) and Happy Ending (2026) come later, and Love Interest is set for 2027.

Urban fantasy and paranormal romance are Chloe Neill's genres. Neill, born May 17, 1975, is a New York Times and USA Today bestselling author of the Chicagoland Vampires and Devil's Isle series. The catalogue lists 34 books from Some Girls Bite (2009) to Ember Eternal (2025), also covering Heirs of Chicagoland, Captain Kit Brightling and Souls Burn Brightest. Vampires, magic, good and evil, and the city of Chicago recur among the recorded subjects.

Chloe Peñaranda has three catalogued books. A Flame of the Phoenix (2023) is the sixth entry in An Heir Comes to Rise. The Stars are Dying (2023) and The Night Is Defying (2025) are the first two books of Nytefall. Peñaranda is recorded as actively publishing.

Chloe Taylor is catalogued with the Sew Zoey series, children's fiction about a middle school student, fashion design and sewing. Titles from 2013 include Ready to Wear, Lights, Camera, Fashion!, On Pins and Needles and Stitches and Stones. A Change of Lace, A Tangled Thread, Bursting at the Seams and Cute as a Button followed in 2014, and Cut from the Same Cloth (2016) is the latest. Friendship, blogs and toleration also appear among the subjects.

Chloe Walsh writes New Adult and Adult contemporary romance for mature readers and is best known for The Boys of Tommen series, a New York Times and USA Today bestseller that gained a wide following on TikTok and has been translated into several languages. Walsh's stories give weight to the mental health of the characters. The catalogue holds 34 books from 2014 to 2025, starting with Break My Fall and Fall On Me (both 2014). Other series include Carter Kids, Pocket, Ocean Bay, Faking It, DiMarco Dynasty and Crellids.

Chris Bennett writes historical action and adventure fiction in the Road to the Breaking and Road to Revolution series. The 13 catalogued books span 2021 to 2026. Road to the Breaking (2021) is the first listed title, and Breakout, Enigma, Insurrection, Invasion and Sedition also date to 2021. Emancipation (2022), War (2023), Inferno (2024) and Resolve (2025) are later titles, and Independence (2026) is the newest.

Chris Bohjalian is an American novelist whose books include Midwives (1997), The Sandcastle Girls (2012), The Guest Room (2016) and The Flight Attendant (2018). Steve Yockey turned The Flight Attendant into a television drama starring Kaley Cuoco, and three Bohjalian novels have become films. Translations exist in more than thirty languages. The catalogue counts 31 books from A Killing in the Real World (1988) to The Amateur (2026), including Water Witches (1995), The Law of Similars (1998) and Trans-Sister Radio (2000). Sleepwalker / Ahlberg is a series, and subject headings name Vermont, midwives, air pilots, twins and missing persons.

Chris Bradford is an English author and black belt martial artist, best known for the Young Samurai children's series. Puffin published the first Young Samurai book, The Way of the Warrior, in 2008, and Disney bought the rights that year. Seven further books followed, and a ninth, The Return of the Warrior, marked the series' tenth anniversary in 2018. The Bodyguard series began in 2013 with Hostage, in which teenage bodyguard Connor Reeves protects the US president's daughter. Other series include Ninja, Virtual Kombat, Bulletcatcher and Soul Hunters, and Lunar (2023) is the newest title.

Chris Bunch (1943–2005) was an American writer of science fiction, fantasy and television who wrote or co-wrote about thirty novels. The catalogue opens with Sten (1982), followed by The Wolf Worlds (1984), The Court of a Thousand Suns (1985) and Fleet of the Damned (1988), and holds 54 books through Sten and the Mutineers (2016). Allan Cole shares credit on 1 book. Series include Sten, Star Risk, Last Legion, Shadow Warrior Trilogy, Seer King Trilogy and Dragonmaster, with subjects covering imaginary wars and the Vietnam War.

Historical adventure is the core of Chris C.C. Humphreys's catalogue, 21 books from The French Executioner (2001) to The Double Life of Eve Sinclair (2026). Humphreys's series include French Executioner, Jack Absolute, Runestone Saga, Captain Coke, Roxy Loewen Mystery and Immortal's Blood. Executioners, relics, London and time travel appear among the subjects. Titles include The Blooding of Jack Absolute (2004), The Fetch (2006) and Vlad (2008).

Chris Cannon has 13 books catalogued from 2014 to 2023, with subject headings for children's fiction, love, students and dragons. The series list names Going Down in Flames, Boyfriend Chronicles and Dating Dilemmas, plus standalone novels. Going Down in Flames (2014) is the first title. Blackmail Boyfriend and Bridges Burned came out in 2015, and The Dating Debate in 2018. Murder in Mystic Hills (2023) is the latest, and the catalogue is dormant.

Chris Carter is catalogued as the author of the Robert Hunter series, with police procedurals, serial murder investigation and Los Angeles among the recorded subjects. Catalogued titles include The Crucifix Killer (2009), The Executioner (2010), The Night Stalker (2011), The Death Sculptor (2012), One by One (2013), An Evil Mind (2014), I am Death (2015) and The Caller (2017). Hide and Seek (2026) is the newest title, and the catalogue is ongoing. Carter's standalone novels are listed alongside the series, and the books have a median length of 480 pages.

Fourteen books carry Chris Chan's name, published between 2019 and 2025. The recorded series are Funderburke and Kaiming Mystery, Sherlock's Secretary, and Of Course He Pushed Him and Other Sherlock Holmes Stories. The catalogue opens with Sherlock Holmes and Dr. Watson: The Early Adventures Volume I (2019) and reaches The Adventure of 'Lucky' Holmes (2025); Murder Most Grotesque: The Comedic Crime Fiction of Joyce Porter (2021) also appears, and biography is the subject recorded for the catalogue. David Marcum is credited alongside Chan on one book.

Chris Cleave

4 books

Chris Cleave is a British writer and journalist, born in 1973, with 4 catalogued books. Incendiary (2005) opens the run, followed by Little Bee, also published as The Other Hand (2008), Gold (2012) and Everyone Brave is Forgiven (2016). Terrorism and suicide bombing, Nigerian migration and identity, working-class life and the Second World War supply the subjects across those four novels, at a median of 270 pages.

Chris Colfer

20 books• 6 series

The Land of Stories is Chris Colfer's main series, with fairy tales, twins and the characters of literature among its subject tags. The Wishing Spell (2012) and Struck by Lightning (2012) are the earliest of 20 catalogued titles, which reach Roswell Johnson Saves the Galaxy! (2025). A Tale of Magic, the Land of Stories picture books and the graphic novels extend the work. Magic, fairies, secrets and books and reading recur.

Chris Collett writes the DI Mariner novels, a police series built on Detective Inspector Tom Mariner. Eleven books run from The Worm in the Bud (2004) to Costly Lies (2026), and most carry a second title ending in Lies: Deadly Lies, Innocent Lies, Killer Lies, Baby Lies, Married Lies, Buried Lies and Missing Lies. Murder investigation, missing persons, police questioning and child witnesses are the recurring subjects.

Chris Crowther is the author of the Jack Fellows series and has 11 catalogued books published between 2007 and 2024. Bladestrike and Waterproof, both from 2007, are the earliest titles. Readers looking for the Chris Crowther books in order continue with Still Waters (2009), The Water Frolic (2010), Water Under The Bridge (2012) and Dead In The Water (2016). Backwaters (2024) is the newest title, and Crowther is still publishing.

Chris Culver writes crime fiction, and the catalogue subjects include homicide investigation, police, murder, suspense and Indianapolis. Detective Ash Rashid leads one of Culver's series; the others follow Joe Court, Detective Homer Watson, Hana Blackwood and Gabe Ward. The 31 listed books run from Just Run (2011) to The Man in the Grass (2026).

Chris Dolley's 15 catalogued books run from Resonance (2005) to Truth Lies Bleeding (2025). The catalogue records one series under the Dolley name, Reeves & Worcester Steampunk Mysteries. Shift appeared in 2007 and Magical Crimes: Twenty-Four Inches From Tulsa in 2009. French Fried and International Kittens of Mystery date from 2010. An Unsafe Pair of Hands, Medium Dead and What Ho, Automata came out in 2011, and Glampire and Reggiecide in 2012. Dolley is still publishing.

One series is catalogued for Chris Durbin, the Carlisle & Holbrooke Naval Adventures, alongside 19 books published between 2017 and 2026. The run opens with The Colonial Post-Captain (2017) and reaches Straits of Anián (2026). Titles name stations, squadrons, fortresses and shores: The Jamaica Station, The Leeward Islands Squadron, The Cursed Fortress, Niagara Squadron, Perilous Shore. The catalogue is ongoing.

Chris d'Lacey is an English writer of children's fiction, best known for The Last Dragon Chronicles. Dragons run through much of the work, the Erth Dragons, the Dragons Of Wayward Crescent, alongside the Unicorne Files. Thirty-nine books are catalogued between A Hole At The Pole (1994) and The New Age (2018). Five titles appeared in 1998 alone: A Break in the Chain, Fly, Cherokee, Fly, Henry Spaloosh!, The Snail Patrol and The Table Football League. Magic, the supernatural, secret societies and adventure recur as subjects.

Chris Ewan, also credited as C.M. Ewan, is a British crime and mystery writer. The Good Thief's Guide series follows Charlie Howard, a thief who writes crime novels of his own, through Amsterdam (2007), Paris (2008), Vegas (2010), Venice (2011) and Berlin (2012). Fifteen books are catalogued to 2025, including Safe House (2012), Dark Tides (2014) and Long Time Lost (2017), with the Isle of Man among the recorded subjects.

Chris Fabry writes Christian fiction and non-fiction. Humour comes first in the catalogue, with Spiritually Correct Bedtime Stories (1995) and The 77 Habits of Highly Ineffective Christians (1997), before the novels take over in Dogwood (2008), June Bug (2009) and Almost Heaven (2010). NASCAR and stock car racing supply the RPM series, and the catalogue holds Blind Spot (2007), Over the Wall (2007), Checkered Flag (2008) and Overdrive (2008). A John Maxwell non-fiction line sits alongside. Twenty-seven Fabry titles reach The Forge (2024).

Chris Fox writes science fiction and fantasy, and a second line of books on the craft and business of writing. Authorship, creative writing and marketing are the catalogued subjects of the Write Faster, Write Smarter series, which holds 5,000 Words Per Hour (2015), Lifelong Writing Habit (2015) and Launch to Market (2016). The fiction runs across the Deathless, Magitech Chronicles, Magitech Legacy, Shattered Gods, Void Wrath, Void Wraith Origins, Ganog Wars, Battleforged Chronicles, Project Solaris and Mitch Dinkle series, opening with No Such Thing as Werewolves (2014). The catalogue holds 63 books dated to 2026.

Military fiction is the focus of Chris Glatte, who has 24 books catalogued between 2016 and 2025. The Long Patrol (2016) is the first title, followed by Bloody Bougainville and Operation Cakewalk in 2017. Chris Glatte series include Tark's Ticks, A Time to Serve and 164th Regiment. Hellcat Down and Island Hop date from 2020. The Heat of Battle is the newest release.

Chris Grabenstein

54 books• 14 series

Chris Grabenstein is an American author who writes for adults and for children, the children's books often with collaborator James Patterson. Grabenstein's first novel, Tilt-a-Whirl, appeared in 2005; the John Ceepak mysteries are the police-procedural strand, set in New Jersey. On the children's side sit Mr. Lemoncello's Library, Welcome to Wonderland, the Haunted Mystery books, Dog Squad and The Smartest Kid In The Universe. Fifty-seven books are catalogued through 2026, the newest being Mr. Lemoncello's Wondermous Christmas Gift.

Chris Hadfield

6 books• 2 series

Chris Hadfield is a retired Canadian astronaut who flew two Space Shuttle missions and commanded the International Space Station. His six catalogued books start with An Astronaut's Guide to Life on Earth (2013) and You Are Here: Around the World in 92 Minutes (2014), filed under space flight, photographs from space and Canadian biography. The Apollo Murders series carries Hadfield's fiction, running from The Apollo Murders (2021) through The Defector (2023) to Final Orbit (2025).

Eleven catalogued books by Chris Hammer run from The River (2010) to Full Circle (2026). Hammer writes Australian crime fiction across two series: Martin Scarsden, named for its recurring character, and Ivan Lucic & Nell Buchanan. Rivers, environmental conditions and journalism recur as subjects. Hammer, an Australian journalist born in 1960, remains actively publishing.

Chris Hauty, born in 1956, is an American screenwriter who also writes political thrillers. Deep State, published by Simon & Schuster in January 2020, opened the Hayley Chill series and a catalogue that now runs to six books. Washington, D.C., espionage and insurrection supply the material across Savage Road (2021), Insurrection Day (2022), Storm Rising (2022) and The Devil You Know (2023). Dead Ringer (2025) is the most recent Hauty novel.

Chris Heath is a British writer and journalist from Evesham in the West Midlands, educated at Rugby School and at Cambridge University in social and political science. Heath wrote regularly for Smash Hits through the 1980s and early 1990s, then reported for GQ, The Atlantic, Esquire and Vanity Fair. A GQ article on the 2011 animal escape in Zanesville, Ohio won Heath the 2013 National Magazine Award for Reporting. Catalogued books include Pet Shop Boys, Literally (1991), Pet Shop Boys versus America (1993), Feel: Robbie Williams (2004) and No Road Leading Back (2024).

Chris Holm is an American author, born in Syracuse, New York and based in Portland, Maine. The Killing Kind took the Anthony Award for Best Novel in 2016. Holm worked as a molecular biologist before turning to writing, and that background fed the 2022 novel Child Zero. Ten books are catalogued from 8 Pounds (2010) to Child Zero (2022), among them Dead Harvest (2012), The Wrong Goodbye (2012), The Big Reap (2013) and Red Right Hand (2016). Michael Hendricks is Holm's catalogued series, and recorded subjects include assassins, the devil, hell and terrorism.

Chris Jericho is a professional wrestler who writes memoir. Four Jericho titles are catalogued: A Lion's Tale (2007), Undisputed (2011), The Best in the World (2014) and No Is a Four-Letter Word (2017). Wrestling, World Wrestling Entertainment and life in entertainment are the recorded subjects, and the books sit under personal memoir and biography.

Two series, ChronoSpace and Craig Ramsey, appear under Chris Johnson, whose catalogue holds 14 books dated from 2016 to 2026. Dead Cell (2016) is the earliest title and Before Bootstrap's Journey (2026) the newest. The Trick (2016), Twelve Strokes of Midnight (2016), Demon Blade (2018), The Universe Crack'd (2021) and The Paradox of Buck Nowlan (2023) are also listed. Johnson is still publishing.

Two names cover this catalogue: Chris Jordan on the thrillers and Rodman Philbrick on the children's and young adult fiction. Randall Shane heads one series, with J.D. Hawkins, T.D. Stash and Connie Kale heading three more; missing children, survival and private investigators recur in the subjects. Freak The Mighty, the House on Cherry Street and the Werewolf Chronicles sit on the younger side. The listing holds 50 books, from Shadow Kills (1985) to Wild Wave (2024).

Chris Keniston has 86 books catalogued since Aloha Texas (2013), with Ryan published in 2026 and Flicker of Hope listed for 2027. Series include Aloha, Farraday Country, Hart Land, Firefighters of Hart Land, Honeysuckle, Texas, Billionaire Barons of Texas, Honeymoon and Main Street Romance. Honeymoon for One and Hope's Corner came out in 2013, and Mai Tai Marriage and Dive Into You in 2014.

Chris Kennedy writes science fiction and fantasy, and the catalogue also records a nonfiction strand under the series name Author Fundamentals, alongside a title called Self-Publishing for Profit (2015). 99 books are listed, from Occupied Seattle and Red Tide in 2013 to A Silence in Heaven in 2026. Series under Kennedy's name include Uplink Squadron, Galactic Merc, Symbiote Wars, Theogony, Codex Regius, Progenitors War, Kingdom Lost, War for Dominance and Revolution Born. Thomas A. Mays, Kevin Ikenberry and Jason Cordova are each credited alongside Kennedy on one title.

Chris Knopf has 18 books in the catalogue, from The Last Refuge (2005) to Blood Bank (2023). Sam Acquillo is the recurring figure of the Sam Acquillo Hamptons Mystery series, and Knopf also writes the Jackie Swaitkowski and Arthur Cathcart series. Titles include Two Time (2005), Head Wounds (2008), Hard Stop (2009), Short Squeeze (2010), Black Swan (2011) and Dead Anyway (2012). Subjects include murder investigation, missing persons, carpenters, construction workers, women lawyers, middle-aged men and barrier islands.

Chris Kuzneski

13 books• 3 series

Chris Kuzneski writes treasure-hunt thrillers. Thirteen books are catalogued between The Plantation (2000) and The Malta Escape (2018), across two series, Payne & Jones and Hunters: Origins. Antiquities, tombs, treasure troves and archaeologists supply the subject headings. Kuzneski, an American novelist born in 1969, took the International Thriller Writers award for 2016 Book of the Year with The Prisoner's Gold, and the work has also been honoured by the Florida Book Awards. Nothing new has appeared since 2018.

Chris McDonald writes four catalogued series: Stonebridge Mysteries, DI Erika Piper, DI Tom Stonem and Irving Ash. The 13 books start with A Wash of Black (2020) and run to The Christmas Carol Killer (2026). Whispers in the Dark, Meat is Murder, Mistletoe and Crime, The Case of the Missing Firefly and Little Ghost are among the titles. McDonald is still publishing.

Chris McKinney is an American writer who was born and raised in Hawaii. The catalogue lists 10 books from The Tattoo (1999) to Sunset, Water City (2023), and McKinney's series are Water City and a group of standalone novels. The Queen of Tears, Bolohead Row, Mililani Mauka, Boi No Good, Red Headed Hawaiian and Yakudoshi: Age of Calamity came before Midnight, Water City (2021). Subjects include Hawaii, Honolulu, Korean Americans, Hawaiians and family sagas.

Chris Merritt writes action and thriller fiction. The catalogue holds 8 books published between 2018 and 2023, and two series sit under the name: Detective Zac Boateng, and Detectives Lockhart and Green. Bring Her Back, also issued as The Murder List (2018), is the earliest title, and Committed (2023) the most recent. Knock Knock (2020), Who's Next? (2020) and Lost Souls (2021) fall between them. Books appeared roughly eight months apart across that stretch, and nothing new has been logged since 2023.

Chris Mooney writes American thrillers. Fourteen books are catalogued between 2000 and 2020, opening with Deviant Ways (2000) and closing with Blood World (2020). Darby McCormick and Malcolm Fletcher are the two series names, and Remembering Sarah (2004), The Missing (2007), The Secret Friend (2008), The Dead Room (2009), The Soul Collectors (2010), The Killing House (2012) and Fear the Dark (2015) fill out the run. Serial murders, missing children, psychopaths and revenge recur as subjects. Mooney was born in 1969.

Chris Nickson began in celebrity biography, with books on Brad Pitt (1995), Mariah Carey (1995), Soundgarden (1995), Denzel Washington (1996) and Keanu Reeves (1996), then turned to historical crime fiction. The DI Tom Harper, Richard Nottingham, Simon Westow, John the Carpenter and WPC Lottie Armstrong series carry that later work. Sixty-three books are catalogued between 1995 and 2026, with murder investigation, English history and police procedure recurring as subjects.

Chris Offutt is an American writer of short stories, novels and memoir, born in 1958. Eleven books are catalogued, opening with the story collection Kentucky Straight (1992) and reaching The Reluctant Sheriff (2025). Kentucky, Montana and the lives of American authors recur as subjects. The Mick Hardin novels are his one series here, and recent titles include The Killing Hills (2021), Shifty's Boys (2022) and Code of the Hills (2023). Offutt has also written episodes for the television series True Blood and Weeds.

Chris Ould writes police mysteries. Seven catalogued books span thirty years, from Road Lines in 1987 and A Kind of Sleep in 1988 to the Faroes trilogy of The Blood Strand (2016), The Killing Bay (2017) and The Fire Pit (2018). Knock Down in 2012 and The Killing Street in 2013 belong to Street Duty. Murder, gangs, family secrets, whaling and animal rights activists appear among the subjects. Nothing new has appeared since 2018.

Chris Patchell is filed under mystery, with 12 books catalogued from 2013 to 2025. Deadly Lies (2013) is the first. Vow of Silence, Dark Harvest, Deception Bay and Justice For All came between 2018 and 2019. A run of short titles follows, including Find Her, Save Her, Hide Her and Tell Her, and Kill Her (2025) is the newest. Patchell writes the Holt Foundation Story, Lacey James and Jill Shannon Murder series.

Chris Pavone

8 books• 2 series

Chris Pavone writes espionage thrillers about Americans in Europe. Kate Moore leads the Expats sequence, which opens with The Expats (2012) and continues in The Paris Diversion (2019). Eight catalogued books run from The Wine Log (1999) to The Doorman (2025), with The Accident (2014), The Travelers (2016) and Two Nights in Lisbon (2022) between them. Family secrets and publishing recur as subjects.

Adrian's Undead Diary is the centre of Chris Philbrook's catalogue, with a companion series, Tales from the World of Adrian's Undead Diary, running alongside it. Reemergence, the Kinless Trilogy, Darkness of Diggory Finch, Ghara Chronicles and Ravaged Skies make up the rest. Philbrook has 40 catalogued books spanning 2013 to 2026, starting with Dark Recollections and reaching The Fractured Soul, at a median of 282 pages. Tesser: A Dragon Among Us and At Least He's Not on Fire both date from 2014.

Chris Pike has 8 catalogued books published between 2016 and 2024. Two series carry the name: Dark Winds and American Strong. Five titles share a single pattern, Uncertain World and Unexpected World (both 2016), Unknown World and Unwanted World (2017), and Undefeated World (2018). Stand Your Ground (2018), Escape (2019) and Scorched (2024) complete the list. Pike is credited on all 8 books, and measured volumes run to a median of 231 pages.

Chris Purser has 28 books in this catalogue, published between 2016 and 2020. Four of the 2016 entries carry collection titles: A Collection of Horror Stories, A Collection of Poetry, A Second Collection and A Third Collection of Poetry, listed beside In Confidence (2016), Into the Game (2016), Misery (2016) and Prognosis (2016). Rochester Chronicles, Investigation, Sheridan and Ray Dowrich are the four series recorded, and the catalogue holds no title dated after 2020.

Chris Riddell

48 books• 6 series

Chris Riddell, born 13 April 1962 in South Africa, is an English illustrator, an occasional writer of children's books and a political cartoonist for the Observer. Riddell has won three Kate Greenaway Medals, and books written or illustrated by Riddell have taken three Nestlé Smarties Book Prizes. Riddell became UK Children's Laureate on 9 June 2015. The catalogue lists 48 books from Ben and the Bear (1986) to Poems to Save the World With (2020), with series such as Goth Girl, Ottoline, Platypus, Alienography and Cloud Horse Chronicles. Subjects include picture books, bears, humorous stories and friendship.

Chris Ryan

76 books• 16 series

Chris Ryan is the pen name of Colin Armstrong, a British author, television presenter and security consultant born in 1961 who served as a sergeant in the Special Air Service. After fellow patrol member Andy McNab published Bravo Two Zero in 1993, Ryan told the story of that mission in The One That Got Away (1995). Strike Back became a Sky 1 television series, and Ryan co-created the ITV action series Ultimate Force. The catalogue lists 76 Ryan books up to Traitor (2024), including Stand By, Stand by (1996) and The Kremlin Device (1998). Series include Danny Black, Agent 21, Geordie Sharp, Matt Browning and Special Forces Cadets.

School stories head the subject headings for Chris Rylander, alongside middle school students, bullies, organized crime, business enterprises and spies. Twelve books are catalogued between 2008 and 2022, from The Fourth Stall (2008) to The Hurricanes of Weakerville (2022). Three series carry the Rylander credit: Fourth Stall, Codename Conspiracy and An Epic of Failures. I Will Destroy You, Derek Jeter (2012), Clash of the Worlds (2016), The Legend of Greg (2018) and The Curse of Greg (2019) also sit in the run.

Chris Simms

17 books• 3 series

Chris Simms is a British crime novelist born in 1969 in Horsham, West Sussex. Simms attended Christ's Hospital school, graduated from Newcastle University, travelled the world and began writing after moving to Manchester in 1994. Simms lives in Stockport and also works as a freelance copywriter. The catalogue holds 17 books from Outside the White Lines (2003) to Dark Angel (2021), across the DI Jon Spicer, DC Iona Khan and DC Sean Blake series. Catalogue subjects include police procedurals, serial murder investigation and terrorism.

Chris Stewart is an American author, businessman and politician, born in 1960, who represented Utah's 2nd congressional district from 2013 until resigning in 2023. Stewart graduated from Utah State University in 1984, joined the United States Air Force, and later led the Shipley Group as president and CEO. The Great and Terrible series and the bestsellers Seven Miracles That Saved America and The Miracle of Freedom are the best known of 29 catalogued books, which open with Shattered Bone (1997) and close with I Can't Eat No Pippin Apples (2018). Terrorism, military aviation, spiritual warfare and the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints supply the subject matter.

Chris Van Allsburg

20 books• 5 series

Chris Van Allsburg, born June 18, 1949, is an American author and illustrator of children's books. Jumanji (1981) and The Polar Express (1985), both written and illustrated by Van Allsburg, won Caldecott Medals and were later filmed, and The Garden of Abdul Gasazi (1979) was a Caldecott runner-up in 1980. Van Allsburg was the 1986 U.S. nominee for the International Hans Christian Andersen Award. The catalogue lists 20 books through The Misadventures of Sweetie Pie (2014), including The Mysteries of Harris Burdick (1984) and Two Bad Ants (1988).

Chris Van Dusen is an American author and illustrator of picture books, born in 1960, and writes in rhyme. Down to the Sea with Mr. Magee (2000) opens a catalogue of 12 titles that reaches If I Built a Town (2025). Mr. Magee carries one series, the If I Built... books another: a car (2005), a house (2012), a school (2019), a town (2025). The Circus Ship (2009), King Hugo's Huge Ego (2011) and Hattie & Hudson (2017) sit outside the series. Van Dusen has also illustrated the Mercy Watson books by Kate DiCamillo.

Chris Vines has 13 catalogued books between 2019 and 2026, listed under the subject fantasy. The series attached to Vines are Elemental Gatherers and Essence Wave. Azyl Academy (2019) is the first title, and Changing Tides (2026) the newest. Chaos Rising, Mana Daemons, Monster Island and Legacy of the M'Zee also appear in the catalogue.