Authors whose first name starts with C, page 11 of 16

Chris Whitaker

5 books• 2 series

Chris Whitaker is a British novelist with 5 catalogued books: Tall Oaks (2016), All The Wicked Girls (2017), We Begin at the End (2020), The Forevers (2021) and All the Colors of the Dark (2024). Tall Oaks, the debut, took the CWA John Creasey New Blood Dagger in 2017. We Begin at the End reached the New York Times bestseller list, won the CWA Gold Dagger, the Theakston Crime Novel of the Year and the 2021 Ned Kelly Award, and has been translated into 28 languages. Catalogue subjects include suspense, thrillers, missing children and Alabama.

Chris Wooding is a British writer, born in Leicester on 28 February 1977 and now based in London. Wooding wrote a first book, Crashing, at nineteen, and Crashing was published in 1998. The Haunting of Alaizabel Cray was silver runner-up for the Nestle Smarties Book Prize, and Poison won the Lancashire Children's Book of the Year. The catalogue records 37 books from 1998 to 2023, with subjects spanning fantasy, science fiction, young adult and children's fiction. Wooding's series include Broken Sky, Tale of the Ketty Jay, Braided Path, Darkwater Legacy and Jack From the Earth. The catalogue marks Wooding as dormant.

Chrissie Manby writes humorous romantic fiction set in England. Flatmates and Second Prize, both 1997, open the catalogue, followed by Lizzie Jordan's Secret Life (2000), Running Away from Richard, Girl Meets Ape and the Proper Family and Newbay series. Single women, self-esteem, fathers and daughters, and actresses recur across the listed subjects. Manby has 34 catalogued books running to Saying Goodbye to Tuesday in 2021, at a median of 344 pages.

Chrissie Walsh is the author of the Weaver Street and Lockwood Inheritance series, with 12 books in the catalogue from The Girl from the Mill (2019) to The Mill Girls at War (2026). The Child from the Ash Pits (2019), The Collier's Wife (2020), Welcome to Weaver Street (2022), The Midwives' War (2023), The Workhouse Lass (2024) and A New Dawn for the Mill Girls (2025) are among the titles. The median book is 400 pages, and Walsh is still publishing.

Chrissy Peebles has 67 catalogued books, published from 2012 to 2019. Enchanted Castle - A Novelette (2012) is the first listed, and Eternal Destiny came out that same year. Eternal Faith, Eternal Fire and Eternal Vows followed in 2013, along with Crush, Deadly City and My Haunted Fairytale. Peebles series include Zombie Chronicles, Crush Saga, Trapped in the Hollow Earth, Vampire and Werewolf Chronicles, Ruby Ring and Dark World. Courage & Defiance (2019) is the most recent title.

Christa Nardi writes short cozy mysteries, most of them around 104 pages. The catalogue holds 40 books published between 2013 and 2026, divided into five series: Cold Creek, A Sheridan Hendley Mystery, A Stacie Maroni Mystery, Izzie Di Sante Mystery and A Hannah and Tamar Mystery. Murder at Cold Creek College (2013) opens the run, and the killings move through an arboretum, a grill, a theatre and a wedding before Riddles, Rogues and Murder arrives in 2026.

Christelle Dabos

6 books• 1 series

Christelle Dabos is a French author. The Mirror Visitor Quartet is her main work: A Winter's Promise (2013), The Missing of Clairdelune (2015), The Memory of Babel (2017) and The Storm of Echoes (2019). A Winter's Promise took first place at the 2013 Gallimard-RTL-Telerama First Novel competition, and the quartet has sold over a million copies at Gallimard Jeunesse and appeared in twenty languages. Dark and contemporary fantasy, dystopia and coming of age are its subjects, written for young adults. Here, and Only Here (2023) and We (2026) follow the quartet.

Christi Barth writes contemporary romance, with catalogue subjects that include weddings, planners, bakers, businesswomen, women physicians, reality television and Chicago. The catalogue lists 42 books, from Carolina Heat (2009) to Not Always an Angel (2025). Planning for Love (2012) and Friends to Lovers (2013) are among the titles. Series include Naked Men, Aisle Bound, Shore Secrets Trilogy, Bad Boys Gone Good, Love Lottery, Bad Decisions and Sexy Misadventures of Royals.

Christi Caldwell writes Regency historical romance, 102 books deep. Heart of a Duke, Scandalous Seasons, Wicked Wallflowers, Lords of Honor, Sinful Brides, the McQuoid Family Saga and the Lost Lords of London are among the series. Nobility, aristocracy and English social custom are the recurring subjects. Forever Betrothed, Never the Bride (2013) is the earliest title and The Forsaken the newest.

Harper McClain, a journalist in Savannah, Georgia, carries Christi Daugherty's three catalogued novels. The Echo Killing (2018) opens the series, A Beautiful Corpse followed in 2019 and Revolver Road in 2020. Murder, investigation and crime reporting are the recurring subjects. No new Harper McClain title has appeared since 2020, and the series is likely complete.

Christian Blauvelt writes about film, with a run of Star Wars guides at the centre of the catalogue. The listing holds 11 books dated between 2017 and 2021, opening with Star Wars Made Easy: A Beginner's Guide to a Galaxy Far, Far Away (2017) and closing with Hollywood Victory (2021), on the movies, stars and stories of the Second World War. The Star Wars: Be More series stands under the Blauvelt name, and the catalogue holds Be More Vader (2018), Be More Yoda (2018), Be More Lando (2019) and Be More Leia (2019). Motion picture production and direction is the recorded subject. Dr. Robert M. Citino shares a credit on 1 title.

Christian Cameron

43 books• 9 series

Christian Cameron, born Christian Gordon Cameron on August 16, 1962, is a Canadian novelist trained as a historian and a former career officer in the US Navy. Cameron also writes as Miles Cameron, and as Gordon Kent for novels written with Kenneth Cameron, Cameron's father. The historical series Tyrant is Cameron's best-known work and had sold over 100,000 copies by 2009. The catalogue lists 44 books, from Washington and Caesar (2001) through Tyrant (2008), Killer of Men (2010) and Marathon (2011) to The Captain of Venice (2026), with The French Ambassador due in 2027. Other series include Long War, Tom Swan, Chivalry, Age of Bronze and Commander, and ancient Greece and the Battle of Salamis are recorded subjects.

Christian Jacq

37 books• 7 series

Christian Jacq is a French author and Egyptologist, born in 1947, and ancient Egypt is the subject of the fiction. A five-book sequence on the pharaoh Ramses is the best known work, joined by the Stone of Light, the Mysteries of Osiris, the Judge of Egypt, the Queen of Freedom and the Vengeance of the Gods. The catalogue holds 37 titles from Magic and Mystery in Ancient Egypt (1983) to The Beloved of Isis (2011), non-fiction on hieroglyphics and a Mozart series among them.

Christian White is an Australian novelist, screenwriter and film producer. Nine books are catalogued, from The Nowhere Child (2018) to The Long Night and Unfollowed (both 2025). The novels are domestic and small-town suspense, with missing persons, kidnapping, photographers, Kentucky and Australia among their subjects. The Wife and the Widow (2019) and Wild Place (2021) sit in the middle of the run.

American poet Christian Wiman, born August 31, 1966, also works as a translator and editor. The catalogue lists 14 books from The Long Home (1998) to The Dance (2026). Subjects include American poetry, Russian poetry, translations into English, religion and poetry, and spiritual life. Titles between those dates include Hard Night (2005), Every Riven Thing (2010), My Bright Abyss (2014) and He Held Radical Light (2018).

Christiana Miller is credited on all 8 books listed under that name, published between 2011 and 2024. The Toad Witch Mysteries series stands in the catalogue. A Tale of 3 Witches and Somebody Tell Aunt Tillie She's Dead both appeared in 2011, and further Aunt Tillie titles run through Somebody Tell Aunt Tillie It's A Vampire's World (2024). The Thief Who Stole Midnight (2012) and KrampusKlaus (2017) sit outside that run. Miller remains active.

Christiane Heggan writes suspense, mystery and romance. The catalogue holds 17 books dated between 1990 and 2006, from Cannes (1990) to Where Truth Lies (2006), with Heggan the sole credited writer on each. The Kate Logan series appears under the Heggan name, and the listing records Stephanie Farrell as a fictitious character. Recorded subjects include detective and mystery stories, murder, contemporary romance, thrillers, television actors and actresses, and California. Titles in the run include Betrayals (1994), Suspicion (1997) and Trust No One (1999).

Christianna Brand

32 books• 5 series

Christianna Brand was the professional name of Mary Christianna Lewis, born Mary Christianna Milne on 17 December 1907 in British Malaya, now Malaysia, a British writer of crime fiction and children's books who died on 11 March 1988. Inspector Cockrill is a series, with subject headings naming police procedurals and traditional English detective stories. The catalogue lists 32 books, beginning with Death in High Heels and Heads You Lose (both 1941), Green for Danger (1944), Death of Jezebel (1949) and Tour de Force (1955). Nurse Matilda, Inspector Charlesworth and Inspector Chucky are further series, and humorous children's stories appear among the subjects.

A Year in the Life of a Playground Mother (2014) opens Christie Barlow's catalogue of 27 books, which reaches The Clockmaker's Cottage in 2026. Barlow is a British author of women's fiction, and the work runs to romance and comedy set in English villages and countryside. Three series are catalogued: Love Heart Lane, Puffin Island and the School Gates Comedy. Kitty's Countryside Dream (2016), A Home at Honeysuckle Farm (2018), Foxglove Farm (2019) and Clover Cottage (2020) sit along the way.

Christie Craig writes romantic suspense, with private investigators, police and divorced women among the recorded subjects. The catalogue holds 34 books from 2007 to 2022. Divorced, Desperate and Delicious (2007) is the first title, and series include Divorced and Desperate, Tall, Hot & Texan, Hotter In Texas and Shadow Falls: After Dark. The Everything Guide to Writing a Romance Novel (2008) is a non-fiction entry, and The Trouble with Exes (2022) is the latest book.

Christie Golden is an American author, born November 21, 1963, of novels and short stories in fantasy, horror and science fiction. The catalogue lists 52 Golden books, beginning with Vampire of the Mists (1991) and running to Blood Ties (2025). Series include Star Trek: Voyager: Homecoming, Dark Templar Saga, Starcraft II, Warcraft: Movie Novelization, Star Wars: Battlefront and World of Warcraft: Midnight. Subject tags include Dungeons & Dragons, Ravenloft, space opera, human-alien encounters and Kathryn Janeway. Seven of Nine (1998) is also listed.

Christin Brecher writes mysteries in two settings. The Nantucket Candle Maker books came first, with Murder's No Votive Confidence (2019), 15 Minutes of Flame and Murder Makes Scents (2020). A Snapshot of NYC followed, with Photo Finished (2022) and Mugshots of Manhattan (2023). Five books are catalogued in all, and nothing has been added since 2023.

Christina Baehr writes fantasy. Her five catalogued books appeared across two years, starting with Wormwood Abbey (2023) and continuing through Castle of the Winds, City of Serpents, Drake Hall and Valley of Dragons, all published in 2024. Dragons and serpents recur in the titles, and Baehr's run remains open.

Christina Baker Kline writes historical and contemporary fiction about families, inheritance, motherhood and artists. Sweet Water (1993) opens a catalogue of 15 titles, followed by Child of Mine (1997), Desire Lines (1998), Room to Grow (1999) and Bird in Hand (2009). Maine and Tennessee recur as settings. The Foursome is the newest title, and Watch Her Lie is scheduled for 2027.

Angelbound is Christina Bauer's largest project: a young adult fantasy world of angels, demons, purgatory and werewolves spread across Origins, Offspring, Lincoln, Xavier, Worlds and Tales. Bauer also writes Fairy Tales of the Magicorum, Dimension Drift and Pixieland Diaries. Her 54 catalogued books run from The Pirate Queen (2005) to Archenemesis (2024), with a median length of 244 pages and the 2020s as the heaviest decade.

Christina C. Jones writes romance, with erotica also recorded among the subjects, and the catalogue counts 90 books from 2013 to 2026. Love And Other Things (2013) is the first listed title, followed in 2014 by A Crazy Little Thing Called Love, Chasing Commitment and Strictly Professional. Series lines include Equilibrium, Connecticut Kings, Serendipitous Love, Wright Brothers, Eternally Tethered, Sweet Heat, Love Sisters, Roses & Thorns and Blackwood After Dark. Heated (2026) is the most recent release.

Christina Courtenay is the pen name of Pia Tapper Fenton, a British-Swedish romance novelist born in England. Courtenay has published since 2009, beginning with Marry in Haste, and served as the twenty-sixth Chairman of the Romantic Novelists' Association from 2013 to 2015. Historical romance is a strong thread, with series including Runes, Kinross Saga, Kumashiro Saga and Shadows from the Past. The catalogue holds 26 books, the newest being Ripples Through Time (2025).

Christina Diaz Gonzalez writes children's fiction. Eight catalogued books open with The Red Umbrella (2010) and close with The Bluest Sky (2022), taking in A Thunderous Whisper (2012), Moving Target (2015), Return Fire (2016), Stormspeaker (2018), Concealed (2021) and Invisible (2022). Moving Target is the series recorded under the Diaz Gonzalez name. Subjects filed against the books record history, families and family life, friendship, refugee children, secret societies and the Holy Lance. No title has been added since 2022.

Christina Dodd's catalogue holds 82 books published between 1991 and 2026, opening with Candle in the Window and Treasure of the Sun in 1991 and reaching Teach the Torches to Burn in 2026. Dodd writes historical romance, much of it Regency, alongside romantic suspense; recorded subjects include England, governesses, princesses, and manners and customs. Series credited to Dodd include Governess Brides, Virtue Falls, Chosen Ones, Cape Charade, Darkness Chosen, Fortune Hunter and Knight. Dodd is a recipient of the RITA Award.

Christina Henry

28 books• 4 series

Christina Henry writes horror and dark fantasy. Born in New York in 1974, the American novelist has 28 catalogued books dated 2010 to 2026, opening with Black Wings (2010), first of a national bestselling series of that name, and reaching Pinfeathers (2026). Henry also retells classic children's stories: the Chronicles of Alice draws on Lewis Carroll, Lost Boy (2017) on J.M. Barrie's Peter Pan, and The Girl in Red (2019) on Little Red Riding Hood. Angels, demons, death and imaginary places recur across the catalogue.

Christina Jones writes humorous romance. Twenty-eight books are catalogued from Going the Distance (1995) to Summer at Sandcastle Cottage (2021), with the Milton St John Trilogy, the Mad Villages books and Hazy Hassocks as the series. Horse racing, country life, magic and carnivals appear among the subject headings, and Running the Risk (1997), Jumping to Conclusions (1999), Walking on Air (2000) and Hubble Bubble (2004) fall in the middle of the run. The median book runs 320 pages. Nothing new has appeared since 2021.

Christina Lauren's catalogue holds 43 books from 2013 to 2026, opening with Beautiful Bastard and reaching The Romance Revival. Several early titles carry the Beautiful name, among them Beautiful Player, Beautiful Stranger and Beautiful Bombshell, all from 2013. Series listings include Wild Seasons and Improbable Meet-Cute, next to a group of standalone novels. Subject tags mark the books as contemporary romance and erotica, with workplace, dual POV, marriage and dating themes.

Nine books are catalogued under the name Christina Li, published between 2011 and 2026, with children's fiction the one subject filed against them. The recent run holds Clues to the Universe (2021), Ruby Lost and Found (2023), True Love and Other Impossible Odds (2024), The Manor of Dreams (2025) and The Hardest Ones to Fool (2026). Four earlier titles sit apart from it: Annie's Adventures: The Chemistry Calamity (2011), Violet Miracle (2012), Rescuing Vanessa (2013) and Saving Guinevere (2017). A Little Bit of Coffee, Flowers, and Romance is the one series recorded here.

Christina McDonald writes suspense, with subject headings for thrillers, mystery and detective fiction, mothers and daughters, family secrets, memory disorders and death. The Night Olivia Fell (2019), Behind Every Lie (2020) and Do No Harm (2021) are among the titles in the catalogue. These Still Black Waters (2023), The Stranger at Black Lake (2024) and What Lies in Darkness (2024) came next, and All The Lies We See (2026) is the newest. McDonald's catalogue includes the Jess Lambert series, and the author remains active.

Christina Romeril writes Christmas-set mysteries. Three books are catalogued in the Killer Chocolate series: A Christmas Candy Killing (2022), A Nutcracker Nightmare (2023) and Deck the Halls With Homicide (2025). Chocolate, candy and the festive season run through all three titles, and Romeril is still publishing.

Roberta Helmer (July 19, 1950 - May 21, 2018) published as Christina Skye, and under that pseudonym wrote more than thirty-two novels across romantic suspense, paranormal romance, and contemporary and historical romance. Titles reached the USA Today, New York Times and Publishers Weekly bestseller lists, and the fiction has been translated into ten languages. Helmer's own name went on five non-fiction books about classical Chinese puppet theatre and traditional Chinese folk arts. The catalogue lists 41 titles opening with Defiant Captive (1990), and Draycott Abbey, SEAL and Code Name, Regency Era, Dangerous Heroes and Dangerous Delameres are the series on record.

Christina Soontornvat

24 books• 4 series

Christina Soontornvat, born in 1980, is an American children's author, educator and mechanical engineer. In 2021 Soontornvat received two Newbery Honors, one for the novel A Wish in the Dark and one for the nonfiction book All Thirteen about the Thai boys' soccer team cave rescue. A third Newbery Honor came in 2023 for The Last Mapmaker. Her 26 catalogued books start with The Changelings (2016) and include the Diary of an Ice Princess, Legends of Lotus Island and Tryout series. Take to the Sky is due in 2027.

Christina Tetreault has 31 books in the catalogue, from The Teacher's Billionaire (2012) to Just One Kiss (2026). Billionaires and man-woman relationships are the subject headings, and titles include The Billionaire Playboy and Redeeming The Billionaire. The Tetreault series are Sherbrookes of Newport, Sherbrookes, Love on the North Shore and Elite Security Force.

Christine Baker Kline has 10 catalogued books published from 2009 to 2026. The Way Life Should Be and Bird in Hand both date from 2009, followed by Always Too Soon and Sweet Water (2010) and Desire Lines (2011). Orphan Train appeared in 2013, and A Piece of the World and Orphan Train Girl in 2017. The Exiles (2020) is the most recent title before The Foursome (2026), the newest entry. Kline is marked as still publishing.

Christine Bell / Chloe Cole is the combined catalogue entry for 54 books from 2011 to 2024, and Just One Night (2012) carries the Chloe Cole name. Convincing Quinn and Breaking Beau appeared in 2011, and Keeping Secrets (2024) is the newest. Series include Cherry Blossom Point, Dare Me, McDaniels Brothers, Montana Dragons, New England Nightwalkers, Beasts of Ironhaven and Crow's Feet Coven.

Christine Carbo writes mystery set in the Montana wilderness. The Glacier Park Mystery series opens with The Wild Inside (2015) and runs through Mortal Fall (2016), The Weight of Night (2017) and A Sharp Solitude (2018). Government investigators and police work murders, cold cases, missing persons and forest fires across wilderness areas administered by the Department of the Interior. A fifth book, The Confession Artist, is dated 2026, at a median 400 pages.

Christine DePetrillo has 55 catalogued books from 2010 to 2026. Alaska Heart and Lazuli Moon both date from 2010, Abra Cadaver and Firefly Mountain from 2012, and Save a Wish (2026) is the most recent. Creating Characters Using Writing Workshop (2014) is also listed. Series include One Kind Deed, Maple Leaf, A Hartley's Nest Romance, Warrior Wolves, Moon Valley Packs, Shielded and Eternal.

Christine DeSmet writes the Fudge Shop Mystery series, which opens in the catalogue with First-Degree Fudge (2013) and continues with Hot Fudge Frame-Up (2014) and Five-Alarm Fudge (2015). Subjects tag the work as mystery and detective fiction with women sleuths, fudge, small business and murder investigation. DeSmet also has the Mischief in Moonstone series, including Misbehavin' in Moonstone (2017). Spirit Lake (2000) is the earliest title under the name, and Deadly Fudge Divas (2020) is the newest.

Paranormal romance is Christine Feehan's field, with vampires, shapeshifters and the Carpathians recurring across the work. Feehan's 119 catalogued books open with Dark Prince and Dark Desire (1999) and reach Dark Joy (2026). The Dark books head the list, joined by GhostWalkers, Leopard People, Torpedo Ink, Shadow Riders and the two Sea Haven sequences, Drake Sisters and Sisters of the Heart. The 2010s hold the largest share of the catalogue.

Christine Husom writes two mystery series: the Winnebago County Mysteries, which open with Murder in Winnebago County (2008), and the Snow Globe Shop Mysteries, whose titles play on snow and ice, Snow Way Out, The Iced Princess, Frosty the Dead Man, Snow Place Like Home (2026). Sixteen books are catalogued, published between 2008 and 2026. Businesswomen, women sleuths, murder and snowdomes appear in the subject headings.

Christine Kersey has 52 books catalogued from No Way Out (2005) to Fleeing Chaos (2025). After No Way Out, the listing continues with Suspicions (2010), Don't Look Back (2011) and He Loves Me Not (2011). Kersey's series include EMP Collapse, Fair Catch, Parallel World, Lily's Story, Drake and Ashley, Searching for Love, Billionaires Find Love, Emerald Falls Romance, Over You and Witness. Separated women is the one subject recorded for the books.

Christine Kling writes the Seychelle Sullivan, Riley & Cole/The Shipwreck Adventures and Florida Chronicles series. The catalogue lists 10 books from Surface Tension (2002) to Whiskey Creek (2026). Cross Current, Bitter End, Wreckers' Key, Circle of Bones, Dragon's Triangle and Mourning Tide appear in between. Subjects include tugboats, women ship captains, women sailors, boats and boating, romantic suspense and murder.

Christine Lynxwiler writes Christian fiction, with romance and mystery among the subjects of 17 books published from 2003 to 2012. The Lynxwiler series are McFadden Brothers, Sleuthing Sisters Mystery, McCord Sisters and Pinky Promise Sisterhood. In Search of Love and Patchwork and Politics both date from 2003, and Simply Christmas followed in 2004. Arkansas, sisters, murder investigation and Christmas stories recur in the subjects, and Alibis in Arkansas appeared in 2008. Home for the Holidays (2012) is the last listed title.

Motorcycle clubs give Christine Michelle's romance its structure. Aces High MC runs across five regional series - Charleston, Dakotas, Cedar Falls, Sierra High and Tallahassee - with Kings of Anarchy MC: New Mexico, S.H.E., T.I.E., Mirage Islands Mates, Valhalla Rising, the Robeson Family and FTO alongside. Thirty-five catalogued books open with Dancing With Danger (2018) and The Infinite Something (2018), and reach Property of Knuckles (2026).

Christine Nolfi writes romance and family drama set largely in Ohio, with hotelkeepers, advertising executives and small-town life among the subjects. Nineteen books run from Treasure Me (2011) to The Museum of Lost Dreams (2026), grouped into the Liberty, Sweet Lake and HeavenScribe series; HeavenScribe itself appeared in three parts in 2015. Median length is 314 pages.

Witches, djinn and other paranormal romance fill most of Christine Pope's catalogue, alongside science fiction and historical fantasy. Pope is an American author who spent years in magazine publishing and works as a freelance editor as well as a novelist. Her 142 catalogued books run from No Return: A Contemporary Phantom Tale (2007) to Healer's Heart (2026), with Crystal Bound due in 2027. Witches of Cleopatra Hill, Djinn Wars, Gaian Consortium and Tales of the Latter Kingdoms are the main series.

Christine Poulson is catalogued with nine books published between 1999 and 2019. The list opens with The Quest for the Grail (1999) and closes with An Air That Kills (2019). Subjects recorded against the books cover two areas: suspense and thrillers on one side, and Victorian, Edwardian and British art, Arthurian romances and illustration on the other. Two series stand under the name, Cassandra James in Cambridge and Katie Flanagan. Dead Letters / Murder Is Academic (2002), Stage Fright (2003), Footfall (2006), Invisible (2014) and Deep Water (2016) are among the titles.

Christine Rimmer, born January 28 in California, is a USA Today and Waldenbooks bestselling American romance novelist who began publishing novels in 1987. Rimmer has also placed poems and short stories in small literary journals. The catalogue counts 130 books, from The Road Home (1987) to The Maverick's Homecoming (2026). Several series carry the Bravo name, including Bravo Family, Bravos of Valentine Bay, Bravo Royales and Bravos of Justice Creek, alongside the Jones Gang, Viking Brides and Wild Rose Sisters. Contemporary and western romance, single parents, pregnancy and small-town life are recorded subjects.

Christine Sterling's catalogue holds 84 books from 2018 to 2026. The first year alone includes Her Secret Past, Her Secret Baby, Her Secret Love and Her Secret Shame, together with Gravedigger, Medicine Man, The Coffin Maker, A Bride for Jeremiah and The Pinkerton Matchmaker. Charlotte (2026) is the newest title. Series on the author page include First Families of Flat River, Flat River Matchmaker, Letter Wives, Black Hills Brides, Agate Bay, Minnesota, Alpine Falls, Silver Creek Cowboys and Courage & Covenants.

Christine Trent writes historical mysteries set largely in Britain. The Lady of Ashes books follow an undertaker in London and begin with Lady of Ashes in 2013; a second series puts Florence Nightingale in the detective's role; and the Heart of St. Mary's County books make a third. Earlier novels take up other historical trades, among them The Queen's Dollmaker (2009) and By the King's Design (2012). Fourteen titles make up the catalogue, reaching Three Notch Safari in 2024.

Christine Valters Paintner writes on Christian spiritual life. Prayer, devotional use of the Bible, the Desert Fathers, spiritual direction, and Christianity and the arts run through 22 catalogued books published between 2008 and 2026. Lectio Divina the Sacred Art (2008) opens the catalogue, A Book of Everyday Blessings (2026) is the newest title, and Practicing Resurrection is announced for 2027. Christine Valters Paintner Religion and Journeys of Breath are the two series listed. The books are short, with a median recorded length of 160 pages, and the 2010s are the busiest decade.

Christine Warren is an American romance novelist recognised by USA Today and The New York Times, published by St. Martin's Press. The Others is the signature series, with Gargoyles and Alphaville alongside it, and paranormal romance is the register throughout: werewolves, vampires, shapeshifters, gargoyles, fae and demons. Thirty books are catalogued from Gideon's Bargain (2003) to Your Lion Eyes (2023). No new novel has appeared since 2019.

Wartime espionage runs through Christine Wells's fiction, much of it set in Paris and built on the Second World War. The Juliet Code (2018), Sisters of the Resistance (2021) and One Woman's War (2022) turn on agents and resistance work; A Royal Windsor Secret (2023) and The Paris Gown (2024) follow. Eight catalogued titles start at The Wife's Tale (2016) and reach The Lost Perfumes of Paris (2026).

Christine Wenger writes romance and mystery. Cowboys, man-woman relationships, single mothers, diners, murder and investigation in New York State appear among the recorded subjects across 21 catalogued books published between 1997 and 2020. The Lady and the Cowboy (1997) opens the catalogue and Her Unexpected Cowboy Match (2020) is the newest title. A Comfort Food Mystery and Hawkins Legacy are the two series listed, and Gold Buckle Cowboys is recorded among the recurring names. The 2010s are the busiest decade, with a median recorded length of 240 pages.

Christine Zane Thomas has 22 catalogued mysteries published from 2018 to 2025. The series are Foodie Files Mystery, Comics and Coffee Case Files, Tessa Randolph and Witching Hour: Psychics. Marvels, Mochas, and Murder (2018) is listed as the first title, and Lattes and Lies, Cold Brew Catastrophe and Decaf Deceit carry coffee in their names. Grim and Bear It and Midlife Curses date from 2020. Four Witches and a Funeral (2025) is the newest Thomas book.