Authors whose first name starts with C, page 5 of 16

Carolyn Haines

99 books• 12 series

A former journalist, Carolyn Haines writes mysteries set in the Mississippi Delta. Born May 12, 1953 in Hattiesburg, Mississippi, Haines also publishes as Caroline Burnes, R.B. Chesterton and Lizzie Hart. Subjects across the 99 catalogued titles include women private investigators, murder, romantic suspense and the fictitious character Sarah Booth Delaney. Series listed under the name include Sarah Booth Delaney, Pluto's Snitch and the Legend of Blackthorn books written as Caroline Burnes. The run starts in 1989 and reaches Joy to the Bones in 2026, and a handful of entries carry another writer's name on a single title each.

Carolyn Keene is a Stratemeyer Syndicate pen name, the credit on the Nancy Drew mysteries. Mildred Wirt Benson, one of the writers behind the name, used it from 1929 to 1953 and contributed to 23 of the first 30 Nancy Drew books. The catalogue lists 647 Carolyn Keene books, beginning with The Secret of the Old Clock, The Hidden Staircase and The Bungalow Mystery (all 1930) and reaching Vans & Villains (2026). Series include Nancy Drew Mystery Stories, Nancy Drew Files, Nancy Drew and the Clue Crew, Nancy Drew Diaries, Nancy Drew: Girl Detective and Dana Girls Mystery Stories.

Carolyn Keene and Mildred A. Wirt is the joint author credit on Nancy Drew mystery books written for grades 3 to 5. 120 catalogued titles run from The Secret of The Old Clock and The Bungalow Mystery, both 1930, to Werewolf in a Winter Wonderland (2003). Nancy Drew works as a young woman detective across mysteries such as The Secret of Shadow Ranch, The Haunted Showboat and The Clue in the Crossword Cipher. The median book runs 178 pages.

Carolyn McCray is catalogued with 32 books, all dated between 2008 and 2014, a run the catalogue marks likely complete. Some titles carry the name Cristyn West, among them Plain Jane: Brunettes Beware (2010) and Rook (2011). Subjects name archaeologists, intelligence officers and Africa, and Betrayed recurs as a character entry. Series include Robin Hood Hacker, Darc Murders, Harbinger Mystery, Rapid Response, Praxis: Blood Magic, Nursery Rhyme Murders and Betrayed: Bull's Eye Sniper Chronicles. Indian Moon (2008) opens the listing and Insurgency (2014) closes it.

Carolyn Meyer, born June 8, 1935, is an American author of novels for children and young adults, working chiefly in historical fiction. Meyer wrote the Young Royals series and contributed to The Royal Diaries series from Scholastic. The catalogue lists 56 books starting with Miss Patch's Learn-to-Sew Book (1969), and early entries include Amish People: Plain Living In A Complex World (1976). Other series are Hotline and Dog Vacations, and subjects include history, kings and queens, princesses, diaries and African Americans.

Carolyn Miller's catalogue contains 51 books, the earliest being The Elusive Miss Ellison, The Captivating Lady Charlotte and The Dishonorable Miss DeLancey, all from 2017. Series named in the catalogue include Regency Brides: A Legacy of Grace, Regency Brides: A Promise of Hope, Regency Brides: Daughters of Aynsley and Regency Wallflowers, along with Muskoka Shores, Northwest Ice, Original Six Hockey and Three Creek Ranch. Second Shot at Love is dated 2026, and An Irish Wish is listed as upcoming in 2027.

Carolyn Ridder Aspenson has 105 books in the catalogue, published between 2013 and 2026, starting with Santa's Gift (2013). Owner of a Witchy Heart (2026) is the newest title. The series list includes Witches of Holiday Hills, Lily Sprayberry Realtor, Midlife Psychic Medium, Rachel Ryder, Jenna Wyatt, Pooch Party, Inn at Laurel Creek and Magical Real Estate. Subject headings file the work under mystery and thrillers.

Carolyn Wheat is a mystery writer and the author of the Cass Jameson series. The catalogue lists 11 books by Wheat from Dead Man's Thoughts (1983) to How to Write Killer Fiction (2003). Subject headings include Cass Jameson as a fictitious character, women lawyers, New York, women sleuths, American short stories, adoption and domestic relations. Fresh Kills (1995), Mean Streak (1996) and Troubled Waters (1997) are among the titles, and the catalogue treats the list as likely complete.

Caron Allan has 14 books in the catalogue, published from 2013 to 2022. Three series carry the name: Dottie Manderson Mysteries, Posh Hits Murder Mystery and Miss Gascoigne Mystery. The list opens with Criss Cross (2013) and Cross Check (2014) and also includes The Mantle of God, Scotch Mist and The Last Perfect Summer of Richard Dawlish. Rose Petals and White Lace (2022) is the most recent entry.

Carré White is catalogued with 37 books, all dated between 2013 and 2019, and the run is marked likely complete. An Audacious Spitfire opened the listing in 2013, alongside a group of Unexpected titles, An Unexpected Bride, An Unexpected Husband, An Unexpected Widow and others, and The Outlaw closes it in 2019. Series include Colorado Brides, Brides of the Rockies, Carson Brothers of Kansas, Mail Order Brides of Boot Creek, Bachelors of the Prairie, Rocky Mountain Bachelors, Arizona Brides and Silver River Mystery. The books are short, at a median of 215 pages.

Carrie Ann Ryan has 187 books in the catalogue, starting with An Alpha's Path (2011). Early titles such as A Taste for a Mate, Dust of My Wings and Trinity Bound date from 2012. His Guilty Pleasure (2026) is the most recent release, and Expanse is scheduled for 2027. The author page lists a long run of series, including Montgomery Ink, Montgomery Ink Legacy, Redwood Pack, Talon Pack, Dante's Circle, Wilder Brothers, Gallagher Brothers, Cage Family and Holiday, Montana. Subject tags cover romance, erotic romance, werewolves and artists.

Carrie Elks writes romance, with London and New York among the settings recorded in the subjects. The catalogue lists 44 books, opening with Coming Down (2014) and Fix You (2014) and reaching You Make Me Feel (2026), and That's What Friends Are For is dated 2027. Angel Sands, Winterville, Salinger Brothers, Heartbreak Brothers, Fitzgeralds and Shakespeare Sisters are the series under the Elks name.

Historical and religious fiction are the recorded subjects for Carrie Fancett Pagels, whose 24 catalogued books run from Return to Shirley Plantation (2013) to Garden Cottage (2026). Pagels's series are James River Romances, Mackinac Island Romances, Mackinac Cottages, Christy Lumber Camp and State Fair. Titles include The Fruitcake Challenge (2014), Lilacs for Juliana (2015), The Lumberjacks' Ball (2015), Saving The Marquise's Granddaughter (2016) and My Heart Belongs on Mackinac Island (2017). All 24 books are credited to Pagels alone.

Carrie Fisher

7 books• 1 series

Carrie Fisher was an American actress and writer, born in 1956 and dead in 2016. Fisher's 7 catalogued books open with the novel Postcards from the Edge (1987) and close with The Princess Diarist (2016). Hollywood, the film industry, substance abuse and its treatment supply the subject matter, and the Suzanne Vale novels run through the fiction. Fisher played Princess Leia in the Star Wars films from 1977 onward.

Carrie Jones

28 books• 8 series

Carrie Jones is an American author known for young adult fiction, writing both fantasy and non-fantasy novels; the paranormal Need series is the best known of them, and Jones has taken multiple awards and a place on the New York Times bestseller list. The catalogue holds 28 books from Tips on Having a Gay (Ex) Boyfriend (2007) to The Fear That Returns (2022). Need (2008) is followed by Captivate and Entice (2010) and Endure (2012). Subject tags name pixies, magic, metamorphosis, the supernatural, high schools, dating and self-confidence. Time Stoppers, the Bar Harbor Rose Mysteries, Dude, Flying and Alisa Thea are further headings, and the listing is dormant.

Paranormal romance is Carrie Pulkinen's form, much of it set in and around New Orleans. Vampires, ghosts, witches and shifters carry the series: New Orleans Nocturnes, the Crescent City Wolf Pack, the Fire Witches of Salem, Spirit Chasers, Shift Creek and Lessons in Divine Disasters. Thirty-seven catalogued books start at The Rest of Forever (2011) and reach Desiring Discord (2026).

Carrie Ryan has 18 books in the catalogue and two series, Forest of Hands and Teeth and Map to Everywhere. The first listed title is The Forest of Hands and Teeth (2009), and The Dead-Tossed Waves (2010) and The Dark and Hollow Places (2011) follow. Catalogue subjects include zombies, horror stories, fantasy, pirates, magic, sisters and children's fiction. Into the Winds (2020) is the newest title, and the catalogue marks Ryan's list as likely complete.

Forensic art is the engine of Carrie Stuart Parks's fiction: facial reconstruction, skeletal evidence and the women who do that work. Parks writes Christian suspense, and the Gwen Marcey books are the main series within a catalogue of 11 titles. A Cry from the Dust (2014) opens the run and Survival in the Mountains (2026) is the most recent. Montana and Utah are recurring settings, and the Mountain Meadows Massacre of 1857 sits among the subjects.

Christian romance, much of it historical, is Carrie Turansky's field. Eighteen books are catalogued across the Bayside Treasures, Edwardian Brides, Vermont Blessings and McAlister Family series. Along Came Love (2006) opens the run; The Governess of Highland Hall (2013), The Daughter of Highland Hall (2014) and A Refuge at Highland Hall (2015) sit in the middle of it, and Echoes Across the Moors arrives in 2026. Widowers, young women, social class and secrets recur as subjects.

Carrie Vaughn

84 books• 16 series

Carrie Vaughn, born on 28 January 1973, is an American writer and the creator of the urban fantasy Kitty Norville series. Vaughn has published more than 60 short stories in science fiction and fantasy magazines, anthologies and online magazines, writes for the Wild Cards books, won the 2018 Philip K. Dick Award for Bannerless and has been a Hugo Award nominee. The catalogue opens with Kitty and the Midnight Hour (2005), then Kitty Goes to Washington (2006) and Kitty Takes a Holiday (2007), and Blade Through the Heart (2026) is the newest title. Other series include Bannerless Saga, Cormac and Amelia, Graff and Naturalist Society. Subjects include werewolves, radio talk show hosts and Las Vegas.

Carsen Taite writes lesbian romance and romantic suspense, with subject records naming women lawyers, women bounty hunters, murder trials and missing persons. The catalogue lists 35 books from Truelesbianlove.com (2008) to Trial Run (2024). Series include Luca Bennett Bounty Hunter, Lone Star Law, Courting Danger and Crime & Defense.

Carson McCullers

14 books

Carson McCullers, born in 1917 and died in 1967, was an American novelist, short-story writer, playwright, essayist and poet. Her first novel, The Heart Is a Lonely Hunter (1940), traces the isolation of misfits and outcasts in a small Southern town, and her later books keep to the same ground, most are set in the Deep South, and critics read the work as Southern Gothic with a reach beyond its region. Reflections in a Golden Eye (1941), The Member of the Wedding (1946) and The Ballad of the Sad Café (1951) followed, and her stories have been adapted for stage and screen. Fourteen titles are catalogued.

Carsten Stroud is an award-winning journalist and New York Times bestselling author, with 15 catalogued books from The Blue Wall (1984) to The Shimmer (2018). Iron Bravo (1995) appears on the U.S. Army Sergeant Major's recommended reading list for NCO candidates. Hollywood producers have optioned Deadly Force (1996) and Black Water Transit (2001), and Cuba Strait (2002) was put on Fidel Castro's list of forbidden books. The author page lists the Niceville and Rick Broca series, and subjects include the New York Police Department, police patrol and Florida.

Carter Brown

262 books• 11 series

Carter Brown was the pen name of Alan Geoffrey Yates (1923-1985), an English-born Australian writer of detective fiction. The Carter Brown catalogue holds 262 books published between 1949 and 1984, beginning with Hypnotic Death (1949) and ending with Stab in the Dark (1984). Recurring leads include Al Wheeler, Rick Holman, Danny Boyd, Mavis Seidlitz and Paul Donovan, several of whom head series of their own. The 1950s were the peak decade, and the books run to a median 140 pages.

Carter Wilson writes psychological suspense. Eleven books are catalogued: Final Crossing (2012), The Boy in the Woods (2014), The Comfort of Black (2015), Revelation (2016), Mister Tender's Girl (2018), The Dead Girl in 2A (2019), The Dead Husband (2021), The New Neighbor (2022), The Father She Went to Find (2024), Tell Me What You Did (2025) and When They Find Me. Marriage, murder and the long aftermath of abuse run through the subjects.

Cary Hart is the sole credit on 19 catalogued books, the first of them published in 2017. Four series carry the Hart name: Battlefield of Love, Spotlight Collection, Hotline Hookup and Lavender Falls. The run opens with Love War (2017), reaches Single Southern Flirt in 2024, and has Playing for Keeps scheduled for 2027. Hart is still publishing.

Cary J. Hansson has 9 catalogued books, published between 2021 and 2024 at an average gap of 0.4 years. The Tea Set (2021) opens the catalogued run and Tainted Love (2024) is the newest entry. Three series are grouped under the name: Midlife, Postcards From Midlife and Gen X. A Midlife Baby (2022), A Midlife Holiday (2022) and A Midlife Gamble (2023) carry the Midlife wording, and Curtains (2022) and Back to Her Future (2023) also appear. The catalogue records no subject headings and lists the run as ongoing.

Caryl McAdoo is credited with 73 books, from Antiquing in North Texas (1999) and Great Firehouse Cooks of Texas (2000) to Daniel's Destiny (2026). Texas, Haiti, Vodou and thrillers are among the catalogued subjects. McAdoo's series include Texas Romance Family Saga, Cross Timbers Romance Family Saga, Red River Romance, Days of Dread Trilogy, Cross Timbers Mystery, New Beginnings Family Saga and Apple Orchard.

Caryn Larrinaga writes the Soul Searchers Mysteries and Solstice Survivors series. Eight catalogued books run from Hide and Seek (2015) to Mouse Trap (2023), taking in Donn's Hill (2017), Superhero Syndrome (2017), Donn's Shadow (2019) and Dread Softly (2021). Galtzagorriak and Other Creatures collects stories inspired by Basque folklore. The median measured title runs to 320 pages.

Carys Davies

10 books

Carys Davies is a British writer of novels and short stories. Prizes won include the Frank O'Connor International Short Story Award, the Ondaatje Prize, the Wales Book of the Year Fiction Award and the V.S. Pritchett Short Story Prize of the Royal Society of Literature. Davies was also runner-up for the McKitterick Prize. The catalogue records 10 books from Some New Ambush (2007) to Clear (2024), among them The Redemption of Galen Pike (2014), West (2018) and The Mission House (2021).

Casey Blair's catalogue spans 17 books from 2013 to 2026. Series under the name include Tea Princess Chronicles, Sage's Sanctuary, Sundered Realms, Firestarter and Swordsman and Diamond Universe: Sierra Walker. A Coup of Tea (2017), Tea Set and Match (2018) and Royal Tea Service (2022) appear in the list, along with Consider the Dust (2020). The Quiet Light (2026) is the newest title, and Casey Blair is still publishing.

Casey Daniels is one of many pen names of Constance Laux, an American writer born January 21, 1952, in Cleveland, Ohio. Laux publishes romance under the Constance Laux name and mystery and young adult novels as Casey Daniels, Kylie Logan, Miranda Bliss, Connie Lane, Anastasia Hastings and others. The catalogue lists 44 books from Twilight Secrets (1992) to Of Devotion and Death (2026), including 1993 and 1995 titles published as Constance Laux. Series include Pepper Martin, A Cooking Class Mystery, Dear Miss Hermione and Miss Barnum Mystery, and Pepper Martin is a recurring character.

Casey Hagen writes romance with action and adventure, with 38 books catalogued from Falling in Fiji (2015) to Jingling Roman's Bells (2026). Hagen's series include Fierce Protectors, Tallulah Cove, Breaking Bro Code, Scarred Hearts / Barefoot Bay, So Wrong It's Right, Falling in Paradise, Dangerous Intentions, Straight No Chaser and Livingston Valley. Other titles include Roadside Assistance (2016), Sunset at Lake Crane (2016) and Falling in Angels Falls (2017). Casey Hagen is still publishing.

Casey Hill writes forensic crime fiction. The CSI Reilly Steel series is Hill's one sequence, built around forensic scientist Reilly Steel, and runs to 10 books from Taboo / Serial (2011) to The Profiler (2026). Serial murders, criminal investigation and Irish settings recur across the novels, several of which carry different titles in different markets: Inferno also appears as Victim and as Torn, and Trace as One Little Mistake. Hill remains actively publishing.

Casey Kelleher writes crime and thriller fiction. Twenty books carry Kelleher's name alone, from Rotten To The Core (2012) through Trapped (2026), and the run continues. Recorded subjects include crime, criminals and secrecy, with settings in London, elsewhere in England, and Jamaica. Kelleher's two series are Byrne Family and DC Lucy Murphy.

Casey L. Bond has 46 books catalogued between 2013 and 2026. The earliest titles are Winter Shadows, Devil Creek and Shady Bay (2013), and the newest is The Mortal Trials (2026). Series include Frenzy, High Stakes Saga, Harvest Saga, When Wishes Bleed, Keeper of Crows, House of Eclipses, Where Oceans Burn, Shadows of Neverland and New Covenant. Casey L. Bond is still publishing.

Casey McQuiston

5 books• 1 series

Casey McQuiston writes contemporary romance for new adult and young adult readers. The debut, Red, White & Royal Blue (2019), puts the son of America's first female president in love with an English prince. One Last Stop (2021) is sapphic, and I Kissed Shara Wheeler (2022) marked McQuiston's move into young adult fiction. Time magazine named McQuiston to its 2022 Time 100 Next list. Five books make up the catalogue, through The Pairing in 2024 and The Private Correspondence in 2026.

Casey Nash is credited with 128 books published from 2020 to 2026, starting with Gundown At Stillwater, Trouble In The Rockies and Winchester Fever in 2020. Series include Jubal Stone: U.S. Marshal, Eutychus Bly, Bounties Of Jedidiah Justice Western, Dove Taylor: U.S. Marshal Western, Justice On The Plains Saga, Clancy Leon: Mountain Man and Alabaster Western. C. Wayne Winkle is credited alongside Nash on 7 books, and Ash Lingam and Randall Dale on 3 each. The newest title is Last Hand For The Gambling Man (2026).

Foster care accounts for the whole of Casey Watson's catalogue: 31 books published between 2011 and 2023, drawn from therapeutic fostering in Great Britain. The run opens with The Boy No One Loved (2011) and ends with I Want My Daddy (2023). Subject headings cover foster children, abused children, foster mothers and biography. Short stories and novellas sit alongside the full-length titles. Nothing new has appeared since 2023, and the catalogue is dormant.

Casi McLean's catalogue runs to 22 books published between 2011 and 2025. Wingless Butterfly: Confessions of a Recovering Jerk Magnet (2011) opens the listing, and After Midnight, Convergent, Destiny, The Gift and The Pegasus Chronicle all carry 2014 dates. Three series headings sit under the name: Three Sisters Island Mysteries, Lake Lanier Mysteries and Deep State Mysteries. Beneath the Lake (2015), Beyond the Mist (2017) and Between the Shadows (2018) share a naming pattern. Time in a Bottle (2025) is the newest title, the median listed length is 398 pages, and the catalogue is active.

Cassandra Clare

82 books• 13 series

Cassandra Clare is the pen name of Judith Lewis, born Judith Rumelt on July 27, 1973. Clare is an American author of young adult fiction, known above all for The Mortal Instruments. The catalogue lists 82 books under the name, from City of Bones (2007) to The Last King of Faerie (2026). The Shadowhunter Chronicles, Magisterium, the Bane Chronicles and the Chronicles of Castellane all appear on the page, alongside graphic novel and manga editions. Holly Black is credited with Clare on 3 of those books. Subjects include magic, demonology, vampires and orphans.

Cassandra Clark is an English novelist and playwright, and her catalogue divides in two. The earliest titles carry the name Sally Heywood and belong to romance: Impossible To Forget (1987), Fantasy Lover (1988), Jungle Lover (1990), The Gemini Bride (1990). The later work is historical mystery, with Abbess Hildegard of Meaux as its investigator and a second series around Brother Chandler. Thirty-three books are catalogued, published between 1987 and 2023 and ending with The Night of the Wolf (2023). Nuns, Great Britain and history run through the subject headings.

Cassandra Khaw, born 31 August 1984, is a Malaysian author working in horror and science fiction. Khaw also makes video games and tabletop games, and worked earlier as a journalist covering games and technology. The catalogue holds 18 titles from Rupert Wong, Cannibal Chef (2015) to Find Me Where It Ends (2026), with Persons Non Grata and Gods and Monsters: Rupert Wong among the series. Monsters, private investigators, Lovecraftian horror, paranormal fiction and fantasy show in the subject records, and the median book runs 183 pages.

Cassandra King, born in Alabama in 1944, writes novels about women, friendship, marriage and clergy households. The Sunday Wife (2002) draws on her own years married to a pastor, and The Same Sweet Girls (2005), Queen of Broken Hearts (2007) and Moonrise (2013) followed. King taught at Jefferson State and Gadsden State community colleges and at the University of Montevallo, where she took an MFA in 1988. She married the writer Pat Conroy in 1998, and her 2019 memoir Tell Me a Story: My Life with Pat Conroy, published as Cassandra King Conroy, covers that marriage. Seven books are catalogued, at a median of 401 pages.

Cassandra O'Leary is an Australian author of romance and women's fiction, based in Melbourne, who also works as a freelance writer and communications professional. HarperCollins UK named O'Leary the winner of its global We Heart New Talent writing contest in 2015. The catalogue lists 10 books from 2016 to 2023, including Chocolate Truffle Kiss (2016), Heart Note (2017), Tree Love (2018), Girl Under The Christmas Tree (2020), Friday I'm In Love (2022), Hot In The City (2022) and Dating Little Miss Perfect (2023). Girl on a Plane is the name of the catalogued series, and Girl on a Babymoon and Girl on a Layover carry 2023 dates.

Cassandra Parker has 15 books catalogued between 2015 and 2019. The Dance (2015) is the first title and Forever Together (2019) the most recent. Parker's series is Ride With Harley, with a companion set of Ride With Harley short stories and novellas. Harley & Me: Love Means Never Saying Goodbye (2017), A Harley Valentine (2018) and Christmas With Young Harley (2018) are among the titles.

Cassandra Robbins has 11 books in the catalogue, published between 2018 and 2024. The Enlightened and The Entitled both appeared in 2018. One-word titles follow: Atone and Lethal (2019), Ignite and Repent (2020), Rise (2021), Power and Force (2022), and Rule (2023). Reign (2024) is the newest title. Disciples and Entitled are the two series on the author page.

Between 2022 and 2026 the catalogue records 173 books by Cassi Hart, with Overcome by Diesel scheduled for 2027. Soulmate Stalker (2022) is listed first, and Heart of the Mobster (2026) is the newest release. Hart's series include Steel Rebels MC, Steel Order MC, Steel Aces MC, Men of Valor Springs, Lords of New York, Emerald City Billionaires, High Rollers Club, Wilder House and Modern Vikings. Cassi Hart remains an active author.

Cassia Leo writes contemporary romance, with romantic suspense, paranormal fiction, love triangles, coming of age and fate among the subjects. The catalogue holds 38 books from 2013 to 2024, and 2013 titles include Luke, Bring Me Home, Parallel Spirits, Pieces of You and Relentless. Series include Shattered Hearts, Power Players, Knox, Unmasked, Beastly Bosses, Love Like This and Carrier Spirits. Raise the Stakes (2024) is the most recent title.

Cassie Alexander is an American writer and nurse whose catalogue mixes urban fantasy, paranormal romance and medical fiction. The 40 books run from Nightshifted (2012) to Guarded by the AI (2025), with Moonshifted and Shapeshifted also from 2012 and Deadshifted (2013) and Bloodshifted (2014) after them. Series include Edie Spence, Dark Ink Tattoo, Sleeping With Monsters, Moth and the Monster, Prince of the Other Worlds and Wardens of the Other Worlds. Vampires, werewolves, shapeshifting and gay romance appear among the subjects.

Cassie Edwards wrote historical romance set on the American frontier. Her 117 catalogued titles open with four books in 1982, Rapture's Rendezvous among them, and are organised into long runs: Savage, Savage Secrets, Wild Tribes, Wild Arizona, Chippewa and the Dreamcatcher Indian novels. Native American subjects, Ojibwa settings and women pioneers recur throughout. Edwards published with Dorchester, Signet, Kensington and Harlequin, and her output stopped after it emerged that she had extensively plagiarised other writers. The catalogue records titles through 2015.

Cassie Hayes has 14 catalogued books published between 2014 and 2022, all credited to Hayes alone, and the catalogue files no series under the name. The run opens with The Beginning (2014) and closes at Hope on the Horizon (2022). Brides recur across the titles: The Drifter's Mail-Order Bride (2014), Hank's Rescued Bride (2015), The Marshal's Rebellious Bride (2016), Poppy: Bride of Alaska (2016) and Bride for Colton (2017). No title has been added since 2022.

Cassie Mae has 34 books in this catalogue, published between 2012 and 2024, and high school students are the one subject recorded against them. How to Date a Nerd (2012) opens the listing and The Date Dilemma (2024) closes it, with Reasons I Fell for the Funny Fat Friend (2013), How to Seduce a Band Geek (2014) and How to Hook a Bookworm (2015) among the titles. Series credited to Mae are Love in New York City, Beds, Nerdy Thirties, Quirky Girls, Frostville and Give me a Love Trope.

Cassie Mint has 113 catalogued books, published between 2021 and 2026. The listing opens with a large run of 2021 titles, among them Big Boss, Big Baker, Big Biker, Big Boxer, Arctic Star, Ballet Master and Cold Wood, and reaches The Lord of the Manor in 2026. Series include Big Boys, Winter Warmers, Wild Obsession, Teacher's Pet, Long Hot Summer, Twin Swap, Mail Order Mountain, Sweet Little Sinners, Prickly Pear Springs, Bombshell Brides, Very Merry Mob and Kephart College. All 113 books are credited to Mint alone.

Cassie Ryan writes paranormal romance, erotica and fantasy, with demonology and occult subjects recorded against the catalogue. Eight Ryan books span 2007 to 2021, and one series is attached to them, Sisters of Darkness. Ceremony Of Seduction (2007) is the earliest title, followed by Vision of Seduction (2008), Trio of Seduction (2009), Seducing the Succubus (2010) and The Demon and the Succubus (2011). My Obsession (2015), My Addiction (2016) and Sleeping with Shadows (2021) close the catalogued run. Ryan is credited alone on every title.

Cassie Verano writes romance about women finding true love and exploring their sexuality, aimed at readers of every culture and background. A career as a professional administrator came before the fiction. The catalogue holds 48 books from 2019 to 2026, beginning with Greyson, Anton, Rhys and Synful Seduction, and Mr. Blackwood is the newest. Series include Love Notes, Maxwells, Savannah Passion, Sons of Victor Black, Glacier Hollow, Fiery Disciples MC and Carolina Heat.

Cassie-Ann L. Miller has written 44 books since 2015, from A Very Frustrated Attorney to Something Convenient in 2026. The Dirty Suburbs heads a list of ten series that also takes in Blue Collar Bachelors, the Brighton Family, Playboys of Sin Valley, Wild Westbrooks, Bad Boys In Love and three Esquire Girls runs. Miller's output peaked in the 2020s, at a median 296 pages per book.

Cassius Lange has 59 books in the catalogue, dated 2021 through 2026, and a further title is scheduled for 2027. Series carrying the Lange name include Zenith Academy, Riftside, Mimic & Me, Tower Apocalypse, Midnight Bounties, Manaborn, Battle Hauler, Gears & Girls, Nanomancer, Battle World, System Keeper and Hell Hunter. No subject headings and no page counts are recorded for the listing. Lange is an ongoing author.

Werewolves, vampires, shapeshifting, magic, demonology and paranormal romance are the subjects the catalogue records for Cat Adams. A Tale of the Sazi, Blood Singer and Thrall are the named series, with two further groupings filed under the C.T. Adams byline for novels and for short stories and novellas; Blood Singer also stands as a character entry. The 21 books run from Hunter's Moon (2004) to All Your Wishes (2016), with Moon's Web (2005), Captive Moon (2006), Touch of Evil (2006) and Touch of Madness (2007) early in the sequence. The median book is 358 pages.

Cat Cahill's catalogue runs to 50 books published between 2019 and 2026, all credited to Cat Cahill. Four series are recorded: Crest Stone Mail-Order Brides, Gilbert Girls, Brides of Fremont County and Stagecoach Mail-Order Brides. Building Forever, Hidden Forever, Running From Forever and Wild Forever all appeared in 2019, and The Carpenter's Hope (2026) is the newest listing. The recorded editions run to a median of 144 pages.