Authors whose first name starts with C, page 3 of 16

Candace Bushnell

10 books• 1 series

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

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

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

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

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

Candas Dorsey is a Canadian writer of science fiction and short stories. Nine catalogued books run from Machine Sex: And Other Stories (1988) to He Wasn't There Again Today (2023), taking in Black Wine (1996), Vanilla and Other Stories (2000), A Paradigm of Earth (2001) and Ice and Other Stories (2018). The Epitome Apartments Mystery series is recorded under this name, and What's the Matter with Mary Jane? (2021) is catalogued as part of it. Subjects record Canada, human-alien encounters and English Canadian short stories.

Candice Bundy writes fantasy, science fiction and romance, the three subjects recorded for this catalogue. Ripples (2010) is the earliest of 10 books on file and Hocus Pocus and Pinot Noir (2024) the newest. Caught Between Worlds, Depths of Memory and Magical Midlife Mixers are the three series under the name. Books have come at an average gap of 1.6 years, the 2020s hold the heaviest run, and the median title is 243 pages.

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

Candice Gilmer's 51 catalogued books span 2008 to 2026, from Fantasy Girl (2008) to Crown (2026). Mission of Christmas (2009) and The Reluctant Prince (2010) followed the first title. Gilmer's series include Most Wanted Alien Brides, Mythical Knights / Moonlight and Shadows, Galactic Storm, Barrum, KS, Vampire Mythicals, Guys and Godmothers, Celestial Springs Salon, Charming Fairy Tales and Fated Stars. Best friends and rescues are among the subjects.

Candice Millard

4 books

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

Candis Terry writes contemporary romance, with Texas, bakeries and Christmas stories among the recorded subjects. The catalogue holds 13 books from 2011 to 2017 across the Sweet, Texas, Sugar Shack and Sunshine Creek Vineyard series. Second Chance at the Sugar Shack (2011) is the first listed title. Later books include Anything But Sweet (2013), Sweet Cowboy Christmas (2014) and Truly Sweet (2015). Tangled Up in Tinsel (2017) is the newest.

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

Biggles is the character Captain W.E. Johns is known for, an air pilot at the centre of adventure stories beginning with Biggles The Camels Are Coming (1932). Four further series sit beside it: Worrals, Gimlet, Steeley and Timothy 'Tiger' Clinton. Flight, aircraft, wartime service and, later, science fiction run through the subjects. The Johns catalogue holds 156 titles dated 1931 to 2022, opening with The Modern Boy's book of aircraft (1931), at a median of 183 pages.

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

Cara Black

25 books• 4 series

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

Cara Bristol writes romance and science fiction, with 74 books catalogued from 2011 to 2026. Unexpected Consequences (2011) is the first title and Alien Instinct (2026) the newest. Series include Men of Mettle / Cy-Ops, Cosmic Mates, Dakonian Alien Mail Order Brides, Alien Castaways, Alien Dragon Shifters, Cyborg Force and Genmate Dilemma. Body Politics and Breeder date from 2013.

Cara C. Putman writes Christian romance and romantic suspense. Women lawyers, legal subjects, the Second World War, the home front and the Women's Reserve of the United States Naval Reserve all appear in the catalogue's subject list. Thirty-five titles are recorded, from Canteen Dreams (2007) to The Targeted (2026), with Deadly Exposure (2008) and Stars in the Night (2010) among them. Series include Hidden Justice, Secrets to Keep, Cornhusker Dreams, Buckeye Promises and Story of Monuments Men, and Patchwork Mysteries recurs as a character entry. Annalisa Daughety shares credit on one title.

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

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

Cara Malone is credited on 42 books from 2017 to 2024. Love in the Stacks, Awakened, Fixer Upper and The Rules of Love appeared in 2017, and Gillian's Island (2024) is the newest. Cara Malone's series are Fox County Forensics, Fur-ever Veterinary Romances, Lakeside Hospital, Rulebook, Sapphic Fairy Tales, Lilith Academy and Emerald Mountain.

Eighteen catalogued books carry the name Cara Maxwell, published between 2019 and 2024 and credited to Maxwell alone. Four series run through the catalogue: Racing Rogues, Hesitant Husbands, Lady Knights and League of Lady Rebels. The run opens with Meant to Be Mine (2019) and reaches Jilted in January (2024). Maxwell is still publishing.

Cara McKenna wrote 33 erotic romances in eight years, from Dirty Thirty (2010) to Way Down Deep (2017), several of them as Meg Maguire. Motorcyclists, pilots, sculptors and reality television performers fill the cast, with settings in Nevada, Alaska and Nova Scotia. Four series organise the catalogue: Desert Dogs, Wilinski's, Sins in the City and Flynn and Laurel. The novels are long for the genre, at a median of 331 pages.

Cara Reinard has eight catalogued books, published between 2016 and 2025. Last Doll Standing and Pretty Dolls and Hand Grenades both date from 2016, and the run continues through Into the Sound and Sweet Water (2021), The Den (2022), The Clinic and The Wife at the Window (2024) to Never Come Back (2025). Cece Laramie is the series recorded under the Reinard name. The catalogue files the books under American literature, credits Reinard on all eight, and marks the run as ongoing.

Cara Wylde has 95 books in the catalogue, published from 2015 to 2026. Titles from 2015 include Bearly Cursed, Night of the She-Wolf, Sold to the Alpha and Of Wolves and Dragons. Series include Orc Mates, Monster Hearts, Alma Venus Shifter Brides, Fairy Tales With A Shift, Grim Reaper Academy, Rise Of The Ash Gods and Dark Moon Prison. Starr Huntress shares the credit on 1 book, and Bought by the Masked Cantor (2026) is the newest title.

Carey Baldwin writes suspense thrillers, with subject headings naming serial murders, forensic psychiatrists, crime and France. The catalogue lists 13 books from 2012 to 2025 and two series, Cassidy & Spenser and Tangleheart. First Do No Evil (2012) is the earliest title, followed by Hush (2013), Confession (2014) and Judgment (2014). I Know What You Did (2021) and The Marriage Secret (2022) appear later, and Don't Trust Mother (2025) is the newest.

Cari Quinn writes romance and erotica, and nightclubs appear in the subject records too. The catalogue lists 119 books from Insatiable (2011) to One Heartbeat Away (2026), and Unwrapped (2011) carries the name Taryn Quinn. Crescent Cove, Lost in Oblivion, Found in Oblivion, Brothers Three Orchard, Deuces Wild, Kensington Square, Murdock Brothers and Winchester Falls are among the series.

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

Caridad Piñeiro writes romance, with subjects covering contemporary romance, vampires, Hispanic American women, female friendship, undercover operations, women physicians and New Orleans. The catalogue holds 75 books from 2001 to 2026. Titles include The Perfect Mix (2001), Darkness Calls (2004), Death Calls (2006) and Sex and the South Beach Chicas (2006). Series include Calling, Sin Hunters, South Beach Security, South Beach Chicas, Crooked Pass Security, Jersey Girls and Villalobos Legacy. Buried Truths (2026) is the newest title, and Marie Ferrarella shares the credit on 1 book.

Carissa Broadbent writes epic fantasy with a strong romance thread and holds #1 New York Times bestseller status. The Crowns of Nyaxia series includes The Serpent and the Wings of Night (2022), and War of Lost Hearts is a further series of hers. Broadbent comes from Vancouver, Canada, lives in Rhode Island, and writes full-time after self-published books took off on BookTok. The catalogue lists 15 books from 2017 to 2026, ending with The Lion and the Deathless Dark. Tagged subjects include romantasy, fantasy romance and vampires.

Carissa Orlando has one catalogued book, The September House (2023), a haunted-house novel that crosses horror with mystery and thriller. Ghosts are its subject, and the book runs to 344 pages. No second title has followed.

The Night They Nicked Saint Nick (2010) is the earliest of 13 catalogued books by Carl Ashmore, an English children's author born on 17 August 1968. Ashmore is best known for The Time Hunters (2010). Later titles include The Time Hunters and the Spear of Fate, The Time Hunters and the Lost City and The Time Hunters and the Silent Child (2024). The catalogue also lists the Zak Fisher series, along with Bernard and the Bibble and Rhyme and Reason.

Carl Bowen has 41 books in the catalogue, from Project Utopia (1999) to Gods and Thunder (2017). Special forces, soldiers and terrorism appear among the subject headings, alongside graphic novels and adaptations. The Bowen series are Shadow Squadron, Firestormers, Werewolf: The Apocalypse: Tribe Novel and Aberrant. Predator & Prey: Vampire (2000) and Silent Striders & Black Furies (2001) are early titles.

Carl Hiaasen

33 books• 8 series

Carl Hiaasen, born March 12, 1953, is an American journalist and novelist who started out as a newspaper reporter and was writing novels in spare hours by the late 1970s. Hiaasen writes for adults and for middle grade readers. The adult novels are humorous crime thrillers set in Florida, peopled with eccentric and sometimes grotesque characters, satirising American popular culture and often touching on environmentalism and political corruption. Two Hiaasen novels became feature films and two became TV series. The catalogue lists 33 books from Powder Burn (1981) to Fever Beach (2025), with series including Skink, Andrew Yancy and Mick Stranahan.

Carl Sagan

17 books• 2 series

Carl Sagan wrote popular science about astronomy, life on other planets and the search for signals from them. Intelligent Life in the Universe (1966) is the earliest catalogued title, followed by The Cosmic Connection, Dragons of Eden, Broca's Brain and Cosmos (1980). Seventeen books make up the catalogue, fiction included, and it closed in 2006 with The Varieties of Scientific Experience.

Carl Sandburg

48 books• 2 series

Carl Sandburg (1878–1967) was an American poet, biographer, journalist and editor who won three Pulitzer Prizes, two for poetry and one for a biography of Abraham Lincoln. In Sandburg's lifetime, collected verse such as Chicago Poems (1916), Cornhuskers (1918) and Smoke and Steel (1920) established the poet as a major literary figure. The catalogue holds 48 books from In Reckless Ecstasy and Incidentals (1904) to Poetry for Kids (2017), including Rootabaga Stories (1922) and Abraham Lincoln: The Prairie Years (1926). Subjects include American poetry and children's poetry.

Carl Weber

38 books• 11 series

Carl Weber, born 1964, is an American author, publisher and television writer and producer who owns the publishing house Urban Books and formerly owned the Urban Knowledge bookstore chain. The catalogue holds 38 books of African American urban fiction and romance, from Lookin' For Luv (2000) and Married Men (2001) to Dating to Die (2026). Weber's novels became the films The Man in 3B (2015), The Preacher's Son (2017), The Choir Director (2018) and Influence (2020). The Family Business book series is the basis of the crime drama The Family Business (2018), and Weber created The Black Hamptons in 2022.

Carla Cassidy, born Carla Bracale in Kansas, is an American romance novelist who has published since 1988. The first novels carried the maiden name Carla Bracale, later ones the married name Cassidy, and one fantasy novel appeared under the name Carla Cook. The catalogue lists 184 books, from Falling for You (1988, as Carla Bracale) to The Final Victim (2026). Series include Cowboys of Holiday Ranch, Wild West Bodyguards, Scarecrow Murders, Mustang, Montana, Lawmen of Black Rock, Cherokee Corners, Men of Wolf Creek and Kings of Coyote Creek. Subjects include romantic suspense, cowboys, bodyguards and serial murderers.

Carla Kelly (Carla Sue Kelly, born 1947) is an American Regency romance writer and a two-time winner of the Romance Writers of America RITA Award. Kelly calls the books "dukeless" regencies, stories of ordinary people solving their own problems. An interest in the American West shapes the earliest work and the nonfiction. Since 2011 Kelly, who has a Mormon background, has written five novels about young Mormon women, among them Borrowed Light and Safe Passage. The site lists 58 books from Daughter of Fortune (1985) to Navy Captain's Convenient Wife (2026).

Carla Kovach writes crime fiction. The Detective Gina Harte series is her one named sequence, and the 29 catalogued books run from Flame (2013) to Watch Them Disappear (2026). Early titles include To Let (2014), Whispers Beneath the Pines (2014) and Meet Me at Marmaris Castle (2016); later ones include The Next Girl (2018), Her Final Hour (2018), Her Pretty Bones (2019) and The Liar's House (2019). Kovach is actively publishing.

Carla Neggers writes romance and romantic suspense, with 83 books in the catalogue published from 1982 to 2019. Dream Images (1982) is the earliest, followed by Midsummer Dreams (1982), Tangled Promises (1982) and Dancing Season (1983). Rival's Break (2019) is the newest title, and the catalogue is likely complete. Neggers series include Sharpe & Donovan, Swift River Valley, Cold Ridge/U.S. Marshals, Black Falls, Boston Police/FBI and Texas Rangers/Carriage House. Subjects include contemporary romance, missing persons, murder investigations and the FBI.

Carla Simpson writes historical romance and mystery. The catalogue holds 38 books published between 1985 and 2026, opening with Desire's Flame (1985) and reaching Deadly Sacrifice (2026); A Whisper of Crows is scheduled for 2027. Angus Brodie and Mikaela Forsythe head an investigating sequence, and other series include Clan Fraser, Outlaws, Scoundrels & Lawmen, Angels, Devils, Rebels & Rogues, and the Lily Montgomery Murder Mysteries. Arthurian romance, Merlin and Camelot appear among the subject headings.

Carlene Havel writes Christian romance, the one subject recorded for this listing. The catalogue holds 21 books, from Lightning Strikes (2012) to Mothers of a Nation: Jacob's Wives (2025). Two series carry the Havel name: Remarkable Women of the Bible and Texas Brides. A page count exists for just one of the books, at 180 pages, and Havel is recorded as an ongoing author.

Carlene O'Connor writes cozy mystery fiction set largely in Ireland. The catalogue runs to 30 books published between 2006 and 2026, opening with She'll Take It (2006) under the pen name Mary Carter and reaching Murder at an Irish Session in 2026. Irish Village Mystery, County Kerry Mystery, Home to Ireland Mystery and June's Journey Mystery are the four series carrying the O'Connor name. Murder, investigation and Irish village life are the recurring subjects, and O'Connor remains actively publishing.

Carlene Thompson is an American author of suspense thrillers, many of them set in her home state of West Virginia and carrying romantic elements. Black for Remembrance (1990), published by Little, Brown and well received, opens a catalogue of 19 books that closes with Such a Winter's Day (2022). Animals recur in the novels, drawn from ones Thompson knows. Missing persons, serial murders, stalkers and revenge are the standing subjects.

Carley Fortune writes contemporary romance about women and the relationships they fall into. Five catalogued books carry the work from Every Summer After (2022) through Meet Me at the Lake (2023) and One Golden Summer (2025) to Our Perfect Storm in 2026. Fortune publishes roughly one book a year and remains active.

Wedding planning is the subject of almost every Carley Roney book. The Knot Complete Guide to Weddings (1998) starts a run of 22 titles, mostly Knot handbooks on vows and traditions, gowns, flowers, the groom, the mother of the bride and wedding lists. The Nest Newlywed Handbook (2006) turns to newlyweds, and pregnancy also appears among the subjects. The Knot Honeymoon Journal (2020) is the last title.

Carlo Rovelli

12 books

Carlo Rovelli is an Italian theoretical physicist who works chiefly on quantum gravity and founded the theory of loop quantum gravity. Rovelli holds an emeritus chair at the Centre de Physique Théorique in Marseille and has worked in Italy, the United States, France and Canada. Twelve books are catalogued between 2004 and 2023, running from technical volumes such as Covariant Loop Quantum Gravity (2014) and General Relativity (2015) to books written for general readers: Seven Brief Lessons on Physics (2014), Reality is Not What it Seems (2014), The Order of Time (2017), Helgoland (2020) and White Holes (2023). Cosmology, ancient science and Anaximander are among the subjects.

Carlos Castaneda (25 December 1925 - 27 April 1998) was a Peruvian-American writer trained as an anthropologist. From The Teachings of Don Juan (1968) onward, Castaneda set out an apprenticeship in shamanism under a Yaqui man of knowledge called Don Juan Matus; that figure and that training are now generally considered fabricated, with little connection to actual Yaqui cultural practice. The catalogue lists 13 books ending with The Active Side of Infinity (1999), tagged for religion, shamanism, hallucinogenic drugs and religious experience, and Yaqui mythology. The run is listed as likely complete.

Carlos Fuentes

33 books

Carlos Fuentes (1928-2012) was a Mexican novelist and essayist, an ambassador to France, and a central figure in the Latin American Boom of the 1960s and 1970s. Where the Air is Clear (1958) opens a catalogue of 33 titles. Aura and The Death of Artemio Cruz both date from 1962; Terra Nostra followed in 1975, then The Old Gringo in 1985 and, two years later, Christopher Unborn. Mexico, its politics and its history supply the material, in novels, short stories and criticism, and Adam in Eden (2009) is the last dated entry.

Carlos Ruiz Zafon

11 books• 3 series

Carlos Ruiz Zafon, who lived from 1964 to 2020, was a Spanish novelist. His 2001 novel The Shadow of the Wind sold 15 million copies, won numerous awards, and made a 2007 list of the 100 best books in Spanish of the previous quarter century, chosen by 81 Spanish and Hispanic American writers and critics. Eleven books are catalogued, from The Prince of Mist (1993) to The City of Mist (2021), grouped into the Cemetery of Forgotten sequence, the Niebla books and standalone novels. Books, magic, the supernatural, the dead and shipwrecks recur as subjects.

Carlton Mellick III

68 books• 1 series

Carlton Mellick III is an American author, born 2 July 1977 and based in Portland, Oregon. Mellick is one of the leading writers of Bizarro fiction, an underground movement that sets schlock science fiction and horror next to postmodern literary art. The novels build surreal versions of earth, in the present and in imagined futures, and aim at social absurdity and satire. The catalogue holds 68 books, from Sunset With A Beard (2000) through Satan Burger (2001) to Scorpion Ranch (2025).

Carly Marie has 29 books in the catalogue, published between 2018 and 2026. At Home (2018) is the listed first title, and Already Home, Be My Home, Close to Home, Coming Home, Desires and Untamed all date from 2019. Attraction, Curiosity and Home for Christmas followed in 2020, and After Visiting Hours (2026) is the most recent. Undisclosed, Nashville Grizzlies, Nashville Parliament, Johnson Family Rules and Sunshine Ranch are the five series credited to Marie, and the 2020s are the heaviest decade.

Carly Phillips is the pen name of Karen Drogin, an American romance author and former attorney born July 7, 1965. The catalogue lists 123 books, starting with Brazen and Perfect Partners in 1999 and reaching Falling for Christmas (2026). Phillips's series include Dare to Love, Dare Nation, the Kingston Family, the Sterling Family, Rosewood Bay, Hot Zone, Serendipity's Finest, Dirty Sexy, Book Boyfriend and the Simply books. Subjects include contemporary romance, police, brothers and sisters, orphans, women lawyers and New York City.

Carly Schabowski's catalogue opens with It is Something to Have Been (2016) and runs to The Storyteller of Krakow (2026). The Ringmaster's Daughter appeared in 2020, and The Rainbow and The Watchmaker of Dachau in 2021. All the Courage We Have Found and The Note date from 2022, while The Airman's Girl and The Postcard date from 2023. Schabowski continues to publish.

Greek gods supply several of Carly Spade's titles, including Apollo, Hades, Ares and Eros. Carly Spade has 23 books published from 2019 onward, beginning with Irresistible Demise (2019). The series are Contemporary Mythos, Contemporary Mythos Holidays, Beyond a Contemporary Mythos, Druid Duo, Mythical Mates of Arcane Cove, After Midnight and Hades Chronicles. Whiskey and Werewolves (2026) is the newest title.

Carmel Harrington has 14 books in the catalogue, from Beyond Grace's Rainbow (2012) to The Nowhere Girls (2026). Subject tags include romance, family life, foster parents and Dublin, Ireland. The Woman at 72 Derry Lane (2017), A Thousand Roads Home (2019) and The Moon Over Kilmore Quay (2021) are among the titles, as is Cold Feet: The Lost Years (2018). The median book runs to 404 pages, and Harrington continues to publish.

Carmen Amato writes mysteries and suspense, with 21 catalogued books from The Hidden Light of Mexico City (2011) to Barracuda Bay (2025). Cliff Diver, Hat Dance and Made in Acapulco appeared in 2013. Amato's catalogue is grouped into the Emilia Cruz Mysteries, the Galliano Club Thrillers, standalone novels and nonfiction, including The Insider's Guide to the Best of Mexico (2017).

Carmen Caine writes romance, some of it historical. The catalogue holds 21 books published between 2011 and 2019, all credited to Caine alone, from The Glass Wall (2011) to Mindsong (2019). Cassidy Edwards, Highland Heather and Hearts Scottish Romance, Glass Wall and Heather House are the recorded series. Man-woman relationships and sex roles appear in the subject headings. Nothing has been added to the catalogue since 2019.

Carmen DeSousa writes thrillers and suspense, the subject heading the catalogue assigns. Twenty-nine books are listed, from She Belongs to Me (2011) to Adam's Rising (2025), with Land of the Noonday Sun and When Noonday Ends (2012), Creatus (2013) and The Depot (2013) among them. Series include Creatus, Southern Suspense, Watermen and What's Luck Got To Do With It. The books run to a median of 282 pages, and the catalogue marks the run ongoing.

Carmen Jenner's catalogue is filed under erotic stories, romance and suspense thrillers, with musicians among the recurring subjects. The 24 books run from Welcome to Sugartown (2013) to The Trouble with Us (2022), taking in Enjoy Your Stay (2014), Greetings from Sugartown (2014), Kick (2015), Now Leaving Sugartown (2015), Harley & Rose (2016) and Toward the Sound of Chaos (2016). Sugartown, Taint, Southbound and Winchester Wild are the series recorded, and the catalogue holds no title dated after 2022.