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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.

Captive Prince (2013) opens C.S. Pacat's catalogue and names the Australian author's best-known work; Penguin Random House published the Captive Prince trilogy in 2015, and Pacat has reached both the New York Times and USA Today bestseller lists. The catalogue holds 22 books dated 2013 to 2025, with Captive Prince, Captive Prince Short Stories, Dark Rise, Fence and Fence Challengers recorded as series. Princes, monarchy, courts and courtiers, war stories and fantasy fiction appear among the subjects, alongside cartoons and comics. Tom Taylor is credited alongside Pacat on 2 titles.

C.S. Poe writes gay mystery fiction. Snow & Winter, the Auden & O'Callaghan Mysteries, Magic & Steam, A Lancaster Story and Silver Screen make up the series list, and titles such as Lights. Camera. Murder. (2020), Southernmost Murder (2020) and Hudson River Homicides (2025) carry the crime. Twenty-eight books have appeared since Love Has No Expiration (2015), with the 2020s the busiest stretch.

C.T. Mitchell writes cozy and crime mysteries in short, fast series: Jack Creed, Lady Margaret Turnbull, Kate Mackenzie, Father Douglas, Miss Coco and the Indian Culinary Mystery. The 2015 titles alone run Dead Boss, Dead Lucky, Dead Ringer, Dead Shot, Dead Silence, Dead Stakes, Dead Wrong, Deadly Liaisons and Deadly Vows. Thirty-two books appeared in six years, the last of them Murder and the Christmas Chair (2020).

C.T. Walsh published 12 catalogued books in 2019 and 2020, listed for grades 6 to 8. Down with the Dance (2019) is recorded as the first. Battle of the Bands, Medieval Mayhem, Santukkah! and The Science (Un)Fair share the 2019 date. Class Tripped, Election Misdirection and The Comic Con came in 2020, and Graduation Detonation (2020) is the last title.

C.T. Worth published eight catalogued books across three years, from 2019 to 2021. The Charming Rogue, The Duke and the Damsel and To Marry a Morgan are all dated 2019, while The Man Once Called Rumpelstiltskin (2020), Finding the Runaway (2020) and Red Cinder (2021) come later in the listing. Worth's catalogue holds two series, Pathways to Romance and Once Upon a Romance. One title also carries the byline Cinnamon Worth.

C.V. Walter's catalogue runs to 45 books published between 2013 and 2023, spread over nine series: Alien Brides, Evil Sorceress in Training, Amanda the Governess, Breaking Mason, Myths of Love and Lust, Space Station of Desire, Blessed Curse, Noir Good Deed Goes Unpunished and Keyhole Confessions. For the Halibut (2013) opens the run and The Alien's Christmas Kiss (2023) is the latest entry. Nothing new has appeared since 2023.

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.

C.W. Lemoine is an American thriller author whose military career spans fifteen years in the U.S. Air Force and U.S. Navy reserves, including a 2009 deployment to Iraq. Lemoine received the Navy and Marine Corps Achievement Medal and has also worked as a military aviator, racing driver and YouTuber. The catalogue holds 14 books from 2013 to 2026 across the Spectre, Alex Shepherd, Project Virtus and Air One series, starting with Spectre Rising (2013). Origin (2026) is the latest release.

C.Z. Dunn is credited with 14 catalogued books published between 2011 and 2021. Hive of the Dead (2011) opens the listing and The Flesh Tearers Audio Collection (2021) closes it. Other catalogued titles include Architect of Fate (2012), Bloodspire (2012), Malediction (2012), The Stromark Massacre (2012), Pandorax (2013), Trials of Azrael (2013) and Angels of Death (2014). No series is recorded against the Dunn entry, and nothing new has been catalogued since 2021.

Caighlan Smith has 8 catalogued books published between 2013 and 2018, split across two series: Surreality and Children of Icarus. Hallow Hour (2013) is the earliest title and Children of Daedala (2018) the latest, with New Year (2014), A Pest Most Fiendish, Children of Icarus, Firefly, Into Surreality and The Weather falling between them. Subjects filed against the catalogue record children's fiction, adventure stories, labyrinths, orphans, monsters, ghost stories, teenage girls and survival. Smith is the sole credit on all 8 titles.

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.

Cairo Smith has 8 catalogued books, all of them published between 2023 and 2026. No Return: Six Stories from Lost Worlds (2023) is the earliest. Komodo and Quarterlives followed in 2024, then Calinitia Dreaming, Current Affairs and Scenebux in 2025, with A Cancellation and Burn Zone dated 2026. Titles arrive about five months apart, and the catalogue is ongoing.

Country music runs through the Caisey Quinn catalogue, which is indexed under contemporary romance, country musicians, women fiddlers and man-woman relationships. Quinn has 20 catalogued books published between 2013 and 2025, opening with Girl with Guitar (2013) and reaching Resisting Isaac (2025). Five series sit under the Quinn byline: Kylie Ryans, Keep Me Still, Neon Dreams, Nashville's Finest and Seduction Duet.

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 Kittredge, born September 1984, is an American author and comic-book writer working in dark fantasy and urban fantasy noir. The Nocturne City novels for adults and the young adult Iron Codex are what she is known for, and her comics include Coffin Hill for Vertigo, and Witchblade and Throwaways for Image. The catalogue holds 29 books from Night Life (2008) to Witchblade, Vol. 3 (2019), adding Black London, the Icarus Project, the Hellhound Chronicles and Grimm graphic novels. Witches, werewolves, demonology and policewomen appear among the recorded subjects.

Eight books by Caitlin Moran are catalogued, opening with The Chronicles of Narmo (1992) and reaching More Than a Woman (2020). Feminism, women journalists, humour, anecdotes and social conditions head the recorded subjects, alongside young adult and children's fiction. The list takes in How to Be a Woman (2011), Moranthology (2012), How to Build a Girl (2014), Moranifesto (2016) and How to Be Famous (2018). The listing also names Camille Paglia, Maureen Dowd and Hanna Rosin on one book each.

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.

Caitlin R. Kiernan

86 books• 9 series

Caitlín R. Kiernan, born 26 May 1964, is an Irish-born American writer of science fiction and dark fantasy who also works as a paleontologist. The output includes 10 novels, comic book series, and more than 250 short stories, novellas and vignettes. Kiernan has won both the World Fantasy Award and the Bram Stoker Award twice. The catalogue lists 86 entries from 1997 to 2025, including issues of The Dreaming, Silk (1998) and Bright Dead Star (2025). Dancy Flammarion, Siobhan Quinn, Tinfoil Dossier and Chance Matthews are listed series, and horror, vampires and werewolves appear in the subjects.

Caitlin Starling is an American author of gothic and psychological fiction, with recorded subjects including thrillers, spelunkers, caving and extraterrestrial bases. Eight books run from The Luminous Dead (2019) to Milkteeth (2026), taking in Yellow Jessamine (2020), The Death of Jane Lawrence (2021), Last to Leave the Room (2023) and three 2025 titles: The Graceview Patient, The Oblivion Bride and The Starving Saints. Starling is credited on all eight and remains actively publishing. The median recorded length is 352 pages across five volumes measured.

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.

Romance and suspense thrillers are the two subject groups recorded for Caitlyn Lynch, whose catalogue holds 32 books published between 2016 and 2026. Ellie's Encounter (2016) is the listed first title, issued with First Submission, Hot For Heather, Second Surrender and Third Thrills the same year. Island Escapes, McKenzie Legacy, Elevator Encounters, Rescue Rangers, Ranger Heat and Lost Australians are the six series credited to Lynch, and the newest entry, The Girl on the Yacht, is the second Lost Australians book, dated 2026.

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 Clement is the author of the Patriot Sailor, Treachery and Triumph, Rebel Spy and Afters series. The catalogue holds 19 books, starting with H.M.S Valor in 2021, with Rebel Ship out in 2026 and The Nassau Plan scheduled for 2027. Releases arrive at a rate of roughly three a year; titles include Revenge of the Drowned Maiden (2021), Under the Black Flag (2023) and At the Mast (2024).

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 Roehrig writes young adult fiction. Nine books carry the Roehrig name alone, from Last Seen Leaving (2016) to Creepy Kid (2026), and the run continues. Recorded subjects include mystery and detective stories, missing persons, murder, secrets, gay teenagers and stepfamilies. Other titles include White Rabbit (2018), Death Prefers Blondes (2019), A Werewolf in Riverdale (2020) and Teach the Torches to Burn (2023). Books run to a median of 340 pages.

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).

Cali MacKay has 37 books in the catalogue, published between 2011 and 2018. Viridis (2011) is the listed first title, appearing alongside Devil on a Sparrow's Wing in the same year, and Falling (2018) is the most recent. Series credited to MacKay include Blackthorn Brothers, Billionaire's Temptation, Billionaire's Seduction, A Mermaid Isle Romance, Silver Moon Pack, Highland Heart, Viridis, A Grim Reaper Romance, Love Possessed and Peril's End MC. The run is likely complete.

Cali Mann has 26 catalogued books, published between 2019 and 2025. Thornbriar Academy, Hell Baited Wolves, Misfit of Thornbriar Academy, Shifter Beach, Orcs of Red Mountain and Cursed Penitentiary are the six series credited to Mann. Found (2019) opens the run; Bound, Called, Destroy, Fallen Angel, Infiltrate and Saved all date from 2020; and My Professor is a Demon (2025) is the newest listing. Mia Harlan shares the credit on one title. The 2020s hold the most entries, and Mann is still publishing.

Calista Skye is credited on 60 books from 2015 to 2026. The 2015 titles include Fusion, Rescue Me, Saved by the Alien Alpha, Sesh's Claim and The Space Pirate Prince, and Caveman Alien's Rival is the newest. Calista Skye's series are Caveman Aliens, Alien Abductors, Fire Planet Warriors, StarSet, Gamma Raiders, Given to the Alien, Alien Vikings and Tentacle Throne.

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 Barkley writes for grades 1 to 3 about a group of friends and the animals they look after. Each book takes one character's name: Amy & the Missing Puppy and All About Ellie in 2012, then Liz Learns a Lesson and Marion Takes a Break in 2013. Animal shelters, pet adoption, clubs and best friends recur as subjects across 31 catalogued titles, which reach Liz Plays Matchmaker (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).

Callie Rhodes entered the catalogue in 2020 with a run of titles carrying single first names - Aric, Cade, Gray, Kian, Knox, Maddox, Roman, Ryder, Samson and Troy. 30 books are listed through to 2026. Boundarylands, the Unchained Omegaverse and the Brotherhood of Ruin are the three series headings. Lash (2026) is the newest listed title, and the Callie Rhodes run is ongoing.

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.

Cam Higgins writes children's fiction for grades 1-3, with 16 books published between 2020 and 2025. Home Is Where the Heart Is (2020) is the first listed title, and Herd You Loud and Clear and Raised in a Barn share the same year. Later books include Fireworks Night (2021), The Swimming Hole (2021), Puppy Luck (2022) and All You Need Is Mud (2023). The Snow Show (2025) is the newest.

Cambria Hebert's catalogue begins with Masquerade and Whiteout (2011) and runs to 74 books by 2026. The 2012 titles include Before, Between, Bewitched, Charade and Tirade. Series include Take It Off, Hashtag, Westbrook Elite, Heven and Hell, GearShark, House of Misfits, BearPaw Resort, Death Escorts and Public Enemy. The newest title is #Manlove (2026).

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.

Cameron Hart's catalogue holds 166 books dated between 2019 and 2026. The first listed is My Heart & Soul (2019); other 2019 titles include Healing Her Mountain Man, Keeping Kennedy and Saving Claire. Series include Black River Pack, Ash Mountain Pack, Red Ridge Pack, Bear's Tooth Mountain Men, Chaos MC, Moscatelli Crime Family and Once Upon a Shifter. Rescued by the Biker (2026) is the newest title.

Fairy tale retellings define Cameron Jace's catalogue. The Grimm Diaries and its prequel line rework the Grimm stories - Snow White Blood Red, Cinderella Dressed in Ashes, Blood Apples, Mary Mary Quite Contrary - while Alice's Adventures in Wonderland supplies another strand, recorded under Insanity. Five series are listed, with Queen of Sorrow, Anne Anderson and I Am Alive alongside. Jace has 54 catalogued books dated 2012 to 2023, averaging 276 pages. Rabbit Hole (2023) is the last entry.

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.

The catalogue files eight titles under the credit "Camilla Evergreen and various other authors", recording comedy as the genre and 2024 as the year of every one of them. The listing holds Cinnamon and Spice Conundrum, Cinnamon Roll Set Up, Coffee Break with the Billionaire, Fall With Me, Falling for Autum Again, Hating the Cinnamon Roll CEO, Paris, Pumpkins, and Puns, and The Friendly Fall. No individual author is separated out in the credits, and no page counts or subject headings are recorded.

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.

Camille Di Maio has published 8 catalogued books since 2016 and remains active. The Memory of Us (2016) opens the run and Come Fly with Me (2025) is the newest title. Subject headings mark the books historical, naming siblings, sisters, family secrets and journalists, with England, Texas and New York among the settings recorded. Before the Rain Falls (2017), The Way of Beauty (2018) and The First Emma (2020) fall between the two ends, at a median length of 359 pages.

Camille Elliot writes religious historical fiction, the two subjects recorded for this catalogue. Prelude for a Lord (2014) is the earliest of 13 books on file and Shelter (2026) the newest. Lady Wynwood's Spies and Gentlemen Quartet are the two series under the name. A stretch of single-word titles runs from Archer (2020) through Aggressor, Berserker, Betrayer, Prisoner and Martyr. Elliot's books have arrived at an average of one a year, and the 2020s hold the heaviest stretch.

Camille Peters is catalogued with 26 books dated 2019 to 2026, all credited to Peters alone. The Kingdom Chronicles recurs as a character entry and heads the series list, which also holds Enchanted Kingdom Chronicles and Dream World Chronicles. Identity, Pathways, Reflection and Spelled all date from 2019, Enchantment and Voyage followed in 2020, Awaken, Dreamer, Nightmare and Turret in 2021, and A Spoonful of Spells and Secrets is dated 2026. The books run to a median of 357 pages, and the catalogue marks the run ongoing.

Camille T. Dungy, born 1972, is an American poet and professor. Eight catalogued books span 2006 to 2026, from What to Eat, What to Drink, What to Leave for Poison (2006) through to America, A Love Story (2026). Subjects record American poetry, nature, African American women authors, and history and criticism. Black Nature (2009), Suck on the Marrow (2010), Smith Blue (2011), Guidebook to Relative Strangers (2017), Trophic Cascade (2018) and Soil (2023) fill the run, and Dungy continues to publish.

Cammie McGovern writes novels for children and young adults, and the catalogue holds 11 books from 2002 to 2026. The Art of Seeing (2002) is the first, followed by Eye Contact (2006) and Neighborhood Watch (2010). Say What You Will / Amy & Matthew (2014), A Step Toward Falling (2015), Just My Luck (2016), Chester and Gus (2017), Just Breathe (2020) and Frankie and Amelia (2021) come next. Hard Landings: Looking Into the Future for a Child with Autism appeared in 2021, and The Last Letters of Sally and Walter (2026) is the newest. Amy and Matthew and Chester and Gus are the two catalogued series, and subject headings include people with disabilities and autistic children.

Campbell Armstrong (25 February 1944 to 1 March 2013), born Thomas Campbell Black, was a Scottish author with a philosophy degree from the University of Sussex. Armstrong taught creative writing at the State University of New York at Oswego (1971–74) and Arizona State University (1975–78), worked as a fiction editor in London, and later settled in Shannon Harbour, Ireland. Assassins and Victims and The Punctual Rape won Scottish Arts Council Awards. The catalogue lists 39 books, including The Wanting (1966) as Campbell Black and Kiss Daddy Goodbye (1980) as Thomas Altman. Frank Pagan and Lou Perlman are listed series.

Camron Wright has 8 catalogued books, published between 2001 and 2021. Letters for Emily (2001) opens the list and In Times of Rain and War (2021) closes it. Subject headings across the catalogue record romance, sagas and biographical writing, together with ragpickers, Cambodia, kidnapping victims and adoptees. The Rent Collector (2012), The Orphan Keeper (2016) and Christmas by Accident (2018) sit in between. No Wright title has been catalogued since 2021.

Candace Blevins writes erotica in two strands: motorcycle clubs, in Rolling Thunder Motorcycle Club and its Birmingham chapter, and the paranormal, in Chattanooga Supernaturals, A Dark(ish) Faerie Tale and Aurora Immortalis. The Safeword series sits beside them. Blevins has 65 catalogued books published between 2010 and 2026, from Rainbow (2010) to Claimed by Ice (2026), at a median of 300 pages.