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Motorcycle club series dominate Cathleen Cole's catalogue: Vikings MC and its Tucson Chapter, Saint's Outlaws MC: Phoenix Chapter, and Berserker's Rage MC: Wyoming Chapter, alongside Discord, Soldiers of Misfortune and Three Sisters' War. Thirty-four books have appeared since 2021, seven of them in that first year, among them Havoc, Ruin, Heart of Steel and Bass & Trouble. Bolo's Curveball arrived in 2026 and Relay's Salvation is scheduled for 2027.

Cathleen Schine

12 books

Cathleen Schine, born 1953, is an American novelist who earned a B.A. from Barnard College in 1975. Alice in Bed (1983) was the first book. Two early novels reached the screen: The Love Letter (1995) was filmed in 1999, and Rameau's Niece (1993) became the film The Misadventures of Margaret, starring Parker Posey. Publishers Weekly called The Three Weissmanns of Westport (2010) compulsively readable. The 12 catalogued books also include To the Birdhouse, The New Yorkers, Fin & Lady and Künstlers in Paradise (2023). Subject tags list New York, sisters, mothers and daughters and single women.

Cathryn Fox has 155 books in the catalogue, published from 2006 through 2026. Pleasure Control (2006) is the earliest and Broken Stick (2026) the newest. Subjects attached to the books include erotica, contemporary romance and man-woman relationships, along with shapeshifting. Fox's series include Players on Ice, Scotia Storms, Boston Bucks, Bad Boy Confessions, Firefighter Heat and Boys of Beachville. Cathryn Fox is still publishing new titles.

Cathryn Grant's catalogue runs to 74 books between 2010 and 2026, with murder, obsession and secrets among the listed subjects. The earliest titles, from 2010, are Flash Fiction for the Cocktail Hour and The Demise of the Soccer Moms. Grant's series are Alexandra Mallory, Madison Keith and the Haunted Ship Trilogy. The Secret in Our Marriage (2026) is the newest entry, and Grant continues to publish.

Cathryn Hein writes romance, and catalogue subjects for Hein record romance and westerns. The 15 books listed appeared between 2011 and 2020, opening with The Horseman's Promise (2011) and closing with Scarlett and the Model Man (2020). Heart of the Valley (2012), Heartland (2013), Rocking Horse Hill (2014), The Falls (2015) and Wayward Heart (2016) sit inside the run. Levenham Love Story is the series recorded under this name, and no title has been catalogued since 2020.

Cathy Ace writes crime fiction. The Cait Morgan Mysteries are her main sequence, running on titles of the form The Corpse with the Silver Tongue (2012), The Corpse with the Golden Nose (2013) and The Corpse with the Platinum Hair (2014), and the WISE Enquiries Agency books form a second series, catalogued under Wales, villages and nobility. Ace has 32 books published between 2008 and 2026, from Murder Knows No Season (2008) to The Corpse with the Steely Gaze (2026).

Cathy Bramley writes contemporary romance set in England, with family secrets, inheritance and self-realisation among the recurring subjects. Seventeen books are catalogued from Conditional Love (2013) to Somewhere Only We Know (2025), running long at a median of 464 pages. Ivy Lane (2014), Appleby Farm (2015), Wickham Hall (2016), The Plumberry School of Comfort Food (2016), A Match Made in Devon (2018), Hetty's Farmhouse Bakery (2018) and A Patchwork Family (2020) fill the middle of the catalogue, and Lemon Tree Cafe is the one recorded series. Bramley is British and still publishing.

Cathy Gillen Thacker is an American romance novelist. The catalogue lists 153 books published from 1982 to 2025, from Island of Desire to Stand-In Texas Dad. Texas appears among the subjects, alongside cowboys, ranchers, physicians, single fathers and single mothers, and the romance is tagged as both contemporary and western. Family series under the Thacker name include McCabes of Texas, McCabe Multiples, Lockharts of Texas, Deveraux Legacy and Texas Legacies: The Carrigans.

Cathy Glass writes accounts of fostering. Damaged and Hidden both appeared in 2007, and 54 titles are catalogued through Helpless: Part 3 (2024). Foster children, foster mothers, abused children and therapeutic foster care fill the subject tags, with the books filed under biography and British social conditions. Non-fiction, novels and short works all sit on the list.

Cathy Gohlke writes Christian historical fiction. Catalogue subjects place the novels in the American Civil War, on the Underground Railroad, in Maryland and among Irish emigration and immigration, with family life and sisters recurring. The listing holds 14 books published between 2006 and 2026, opening with William Henry is a Fine Name (2006) and running through Band of Sisters (2012), Saving Amelie (2014) and The Medallion (2019) to Every Given Day (2026). Gohlke holds the sole credit on all 14.

Cathy Kelly writes women's fiction. Twenty-seven books are catalogued from Woman To Woman (1997) to The Island Retreat (2026), most of them standalone novels, with short stories and novellas beside them. Ireland, families, sisters, female friendship and life change events recur as subjects. Kelly, born in 1966, worked as a journalist before this, and Someone Like You took the Romantic Novelists' Association award for Romantic Novel of the Year in 2001. The median book runs 455 pages.

Family secrets and the lives of women drive Cathy Lamb's fiction. Her 20 catalogued books open with Julia's Chocolates (2007) and reach Ten Kids, Two Lemon Pies, and a Miracle (2026), taking in Henry's Sisters (2009), Such a Pretty Face (2010) and What I Remember Most (2014). Recurring subjects include sisters, brothers, marriage and family life. The Deauville Street Families series sits within the catalogue.

Romance and historical are the two subject headings for Cathy MacRae, whose catalogue holds 21 books dated 2013 to 2021, all credited to MacRae alone. The Highlander's Accidental Bride opened the listing in 2013, The Highlander's Tempestuous Bride followed in 2014, and Highland Escape, The Highlander's French Bride and The Highlander's Outlaw Bride in 2015. Adam (2015) and MacLeod, Malcolm and Patrick (2016) sit alongside them, and The Highlander's Pirate Bride is dated 2021. Hardy Heroines is the one series listed.

Cathy Marie Hake wrote Christian historical romance, and widows, widowers and Texas appear among the subjects. The catalogue records 31 books from Redeemed Hearts (1999) to Serendipity (2010), and the run is marked likely complete. Only in Gooding, California Brides and California Historical are the series, and Twin Victories (2000), Let Freedom Ring (2001) and Ramshackle Rose (2004) are among the titles.

Cathy Maxwell writes historical romance, with 46 books in the catalogue from All Things Beautiful (1994) to Curves for the Rakish Duke (2026). Why people fall in love is the question Maxwell spends hours pondering, according to the author bio, and Maxwell lives in Virginia. Early titles include Treasured Vows (1996), Because of You (1999) and Married in Haste (1999). Series include Cameron Sisters, Scandals and Seductions, Marrying the Duke, Chattan Curse, Brides of Wishmore, Spinster Heiresses and A Logical Man's Guide to Dangerous Women. Subjects include Regency romance, nobility, arranged marriage and Scotland.

Cathy Pickens has 10 books in the catalogue, published between 2004 and 2022. Southern Fried Mystery is the series name, and Avery Andrews, women lawyers, Charleston, South Carolina, and haunted places are among the recorded subjects. Southern Fried (2004) is the first title, followed by Done Gone Wrong (2005), Hog Wild (2007), Hush My Mouth (2008) and Can't Never Tell (2009). Later titles include Charlotte True Crime Stories (2019), Triangle True Crime Stories (2021) and True Crime Stories of Upstate South Carolina (2022).

Cathy Scott is an American investigative journalist and true crime writer. Scott's books The Killing of Tupac Shakur (1997) and The Murder of Biggie Smalls (2000) examine the drive-by shootings of the two rappers, which happened six months apart, and both sold as bestsellers in the United States and the United Kingdom. Scott was the first to report Shakur's death. Other catalogued titles include Death in the Desert (2000), Pawprints of Katrina (2008) and Freeway Rick Ross (2014), and First Lady of Murder (2026) is the newest. Scott grew up in La Mesa, California.

Cathy Williams, born in Trinidad and Tobago in 1957, is a British romance novelist who has written for Mills & Boon since 1990. The catalogue lists 117 books from 1991 to 2023, with Shadow Heart, A Powerful Attraction and Caribbean Desire among the 1991 titles. Tags cover contemporary romance, billionaires, seduction and pregnancy. Secrets of the Stowe Family, After Hours with the Greek and Italian Titans are the named series, and Unveiled as the Italian's Bride (2023) is the latest entry.

Cathy Woodman writes contemporary romance, with subject tags that include England, country life, veterinarians, women veterinarians, single mothers and farmers' markets. Woodman's series is Talyton St. George. The catalogue holds 17 books from Under the Bonnet (2004) to Springtime at Cherry Tree Cottage (2016). It's a Vet's Life (2011), The Village Vet (2012) and Vets in Love (2012) are among the titles. The median book runs to 416 pages.

Cathy Yardley writes contemporary romance, with catalogue subjects including dating, single women, erotica, Japanese Americans, private clubs and authorship. The catalogue lists 43 books, from The Cinderella Solution (2000) to Do Me a Favor (2024). L.A. Woman (2002) and Will Write for Shoes (2006) are among the titles. Series include Fandom Hearts, Player's Club, Ponto Beach Reunion and Rock Your Writing.

Catie Murphy writes the Dublin Driver Mysteries, a crime series set in Ireland. Murphy's 7 catalogued books run from Dead in Dublin (2019) to Death in an Irish Bog (2026), passing through Death on the Green (2020), Death of an Irish Mummy (2021), Death in Irish Accents (2023), Death by Irish Whiskey (2024) and Death of an Irish Druid (2025). Every title after the first opens on the word Death, and the series continues.

Catrin Collier

50 books• 11 series

Catrin Collier is the pen name of Karen Watkins, a Welsh novelist born in 1948 and known for historical fiction. The Hearts of Gold series is set in Pontypridd, Collier's home town, between 1930 and 1950, and its first book became a BBC drama in 2003. Other names include Katherine John and K. A. John for crime, Katherine Hardy for TV novelisations and Caro French for modern fiction. The catalogue lists 50 books from Without Trace (1990) to A Dragon's Legacy (2019), including the Detective Trevor Joseph, Swansea Girls and Tiger Bay series.

Catriona McPherson is a Scottish writer best known for the Dandy Gilver novels, historical mysteries built around a woman private investigator. Two further series, the Last Ditch Mysteries and Helen Crowther, sit alongside. Forty books are catalogued between After the Armistice Ball (2005) and The Dead Room (2026). McPherson's awards include an Agatha, two Anthonys, six Leftys and two Macavitys. Scotland, family secrets and murder are the recurring subjects.

Catriona Ward

7 books• 1 series

Horror is the field of Catriona Ward, a British novelist born in the United States. Catriona Ward's honours include three British Fantasy Awards and a Shirley Jackson Award. Seven books are catalogued, from Rawblood / The Girl from Rawblood (2015) through Little Eve, The Last House on Needless Street (2021), Sundial and Looking Glass Sound to Nowhere Burning, dated 2026. Subjects on record include gothic, thriller and mystery.

Cavan Scott, born 18 April 1973, is a New York Times bestselling author and comic writer. Much of Scott's work consists of Doctor Who and Star Wars spin-offs, and Scott has also written comics and novels for Teen Titans, Black Adam, Ghostbusters, Transformers, Back to the Future, Vikings, Pacific Rim, Sherlock Holmes and Penguins of Madagascar. Scott is one of the writers, with Justina Ireland, Claudia Gray, Daniel José Older and Charles Soule, behind Star Wars: The High Republic. The catalogue holds 146 books from Project: Twilight (2001) onward, with Mark Wright credited alongside Scott on 11 of them. Series include Iris Wildthyme, Star Wars: Adventures in Wild Space, Warped Galaxies and Pathfinder Legends.

Caz Finlay's catalogue holds 9 books, opening with The Boss (2019). The Bad Blood series is recorded against the name. A Score To Settle (2023) is the newest published title and A Small Price to Pay is scheduled for 2027. Back In The Game, Head of the Firm, Liverpool Loyalty, Traitor in the House, Part of the Family and Payback Time fall between, and the three books with a recorded length run to 400 pages each.

Caz Frear is a British crime novelist. Sweet Little Lies won the Richard & Judy Search for a Bestseller competition in 2017 and opens a four-book catalogue, with Stone Cold Heart (2019), Shed No Tears (2020) and Five Bad Deeds (2023) following. The Cat Kinsella series runs through that catalogue. Police procedure, women sleuths, family secrets, murder, and fathers and daughters are the recurring subjects. No new Frear title has appeared since 2023.

Cece Bell

19 books• 5 series

Cecelia Carolina Bell, born December 26, 1970 in Richmond, Virginia, works as an author, cartoonist and illustrator. The graphic novel El Deafo is the title Bell is most widely known for, and Bell's work has run in The Atlantic, Newsweek, the Los Angeles Times and Esquire. The catalogue holds 19 books dated 2003 to 2024, opening with Sock Monkey Goes To Hollywood and reaching Animal Albums from A to Z. Picture books, friendship, toys and humorous stories appear in the subject records, along with a Theodor Seuss Geisel Award. The median Bell book runs 37 pages.

Cece Rose has 18 catalogued books, published between 2017 and 2025 and all credited to Rose alone. The listing records six series: Grey Witch, Desdemona Chronicles, Last Siren's Song, Ghouls, Dark Powers and Blackthorn Academy. The run opens in 2017 with A Demon's Blade, Fractured Fate and Snowflake, moves through Black Spells and Twisted Souls (2018) and Ghouls Just Wanna Have Fun (2019), and reaches Demons of Eden (2025). Rose remains actively publishing.

Cecelia Ahern

31 books• 6 series

Cecelia Ahern is an Irish novelist, born in Dublin on 30 September 1981. PS, I Love You (2003) begins a catalogue of 31 titles that reaches Paper Heart in 2025, and Where Rainbows End and If You Could See Me Now are the other novels Ahern is known for. Sales pass 25 million copies, publication reaches nearly fifty countries, two of the books have been adapted as films, and the story collection Roar became a series for Apple TV+. The Year I Met You took the Irish Book Award for Popular Fiction. Ahern also created and produced Samantha Who?, an ABC comedy starring Christina Applegate.

Cecelia Scott writes women's fiction. Her 11 catalogued books run from 2022 to 2025 and fall into two series, Sweeney House and Young at Heart. Three Cocoa Beach titles open the catalogue in 2022, with Cocoa Beach Boardwalk, Cocoa Beach Cottage and Cocoa Beach Reunion. The Rosemary Beach books follow from 2024, ending at Blue Skies in Rosemary Beach (2025). Scott continues to publish.

Ceci Giltenan writes historical romance, with erotica also recorded among the subjects. Highland runs through the titles: Highland Solution (2013), Highland Courage (2014), Highland Intrigue (2014), Highland Angels (2015), Highland Echoes (2015), Highland Revenge (2015) and Highland Redemption (2017). The catalogue holds 21 books dated 2013 to 2020, all credited to Giltenan, with Duncurra, Duncurra Legacy, Beyond Duncurra, Fated Hearts and Pocket Watch Chronicles recorded as series. Forever in My Heart (2020) closes a listing marked likely complete.

Cecil Castellucci

35 books• 9 series

Cecil C. Castellucci, born October 25, 1969 in New York City and also known as Cecil Seaskull, is an American-born Canadian novelist for young adults, an indie rocker and a director, now living in Montréal. The catalogue holds 35 books from Boy Proof (2005) through The Queen of Cool (2006), Beige (2007), The Plain Janes (2007) and Rose Sees Red (2010), reaching a 2024 listing. Series recorded for Castellucci include Star Wars: Hyperspace Stories, Tin Star, Janes and Shade, the Changing Girl. Comics work brings co-credits: Phil Hester, Collin Kelly, Mairghread Scott, Mark Russell and Tom Taylor each appear on 2 titles.

Cecily Von Ziegesar

34 books• 5 series

Gossip Girl (2002) opens Cecily von Ziegesar's catalogue and is the series she is best known for. Thirty-four titles are listed between 2002 and 2020, including You Know You Love Me (2002), All I Want is Everything (2003), Because I'm Worth It (2003), I Like It Like That (2004), Nobody Does it Better (2005) and Nothing Can Keep Us Together (2005). The It Girl, Gossip Girl: The Carlyles, the Gossip Girl manga graphic novels and a set of standalone novels divide the rest, ending with Cobble Hill (2020). Teenage girls, wealth, private and boarding schools and dating run through the subjects. Von Ziegesar is American and was born in 1970.

Cecy Robson writes paranormal and contemporary romance. The Weird Girls follow a family of sisters through vampires, werewolves, magic and shapeshifting, in Sealed with a Curse (2012), A Cursed Embrace (2013) and A Cursed Bloodline (2014); the O'Brien Family and Shattered Past series turn contemporary, with Once Perfect (2014), Once Kissed (2015) and Once Loved (2015). Twenty-nine books run from 2012 to Bloodguard (2024).

Cee Bowerman's catalogue lists 99 books published between 2019 and 2026, from Home Forever (2019) to Sarge (2026). Texas Kings MC is one series, alongside Texas Knights MC, Texas Queens MC, Time Served MC: Nomads, Tempests, Conner Brothers Construction, Rojo, TX, RPD - Rojo Police Department and Lonestar Terrace. Titles dated 2019 include Bird, Grunt, Kale, Smokey, Sonny and Tucker.

Cozy mystery series make up most of CeeCee James's 64 catalogued books, though the run starts in memoir: Ghost No More in 2014, followed by Lost No More and Fear No More. Flamingo Realty, Angel Lake, Baker Street, Oceanside Hotel, Emily Lickenson, Circus Cozy Mysteries, the Secret Library, Chelsea Lawson and Home Is Where The Heart Is are the series. Death on a Deck appeared in 2026 and Downtown Dirt is scheduled for 2027.

Twenty-seven catalogued books carry Celeste Bradley's name, from Fallen (2001) to A Liar Under The Mistletoe (2020). Bradley, born in 1964, is an American writer of historical and Regency romance, and English nobility, secret service work, inheritance and courtship recur as subjects. The Liar's Club, the Royal Four, the Heiress Brides, the Wicked Worthingtons, the Courtesans, the Vauxhall Vixens and Haven Holiday are the named series.

Four books by Celeste Connally are catalogued, all of them in the Lady Petra Inquires series. Act Like a Lady, Think Like a Lord (2023) opens it, All's Fair in Love and Treachery (2024) and Revenge, Served Royal (2025) follow, and Murder of a Merry Gentleman (2026) is the newest. The series began in 2023 and is ongoing.

Celeste King has 250 books in the catalogue, published from 2020 to 2026. Many series share the Protheka name, including Worlds of Protheka, Dark Elves of Protheka, Orc Warriors of Protheka, Minotaurs of Protheka and Demons of Protheka. Other series include Mates of the Burning Sun Clan, Demon Daddies and Warriors of Kaleth. Early titles from 2020 include Kaldar, Hethal, Jartok, Vark and Kiss My Sass, and the newest is Dark Elf Makes Five (2026).

Celeste Ng

3 books

Three novels make up Celeste Ng's catalogue: Everything I Never Told You (2014), Little Fires Everywhere (2017) and Our Missing Hearts (2022). Family secrets, grief, motherhood and adoption are the recurring subjects, worked through daughters and the households around them. Each book stands alone, and no further title has appeared since 2022.

Celia Aaron writes romance across 10 catalogued series, among them Acquisition, Forced, Blackwood, Cloister Trilogy, Taken by Olympus and Mississippi Kings. The run starts with A Cowboy for Christmas in 2012 and continues to Fall of Dawn in 2025, 45 books at a median of 300 pages. Holiday and seasonal titles sit alongside the longer series, including A Stepbrother for Christmas and Bad Boy Valentine.

Celia Anderson writes English fiction whose titles turn on later life and fresh starts. 59 Memory Lane (2019) opens 10 catalogued books that reach Friends for Keeps (2026) and The Chocolate Cake Bookstore (2026). The Pengelly series runs through the middle, and Life Begins at 50! (2024), Living the Good Life (2025) and Life in the Old Girls Yet (2026) carry the theme. Anderson continues to publish.

Celia Imrie is an English actress, born in 1952, who also writes books. On screen Imrie appeared in the Bridget Jones films, Calendar Girls, Nanny McPhee, St Trinian's, The Best Exotic Marigold Hotel, Mamma Mia! Here We Go Again and The Thursday Murder Club, in the series Better Things and The Diplomat, and in frequent work with the comedian Victoria Wood. Seven books are catalogued: The Happy Hoofer (2011), the Bellevue-Sur-Mer novels starting with Not Quite Nice (2015), then Orphans of the Storm (2021) and Meet Me at Rainbow Corner (2024).

Celia Kyle writes paranormal romance, and the catalogue subjects add werewolves and shapeshifting. The 180 listed books date from 2007 to 2025, opening with Touch Me (2007) and reaching Taken by the Alien Merking (2025). Series include Dragons of Preor, Ridgeville, Real Men Shift, Grayslake, Alpha Marked and Rogue Warriors of Lorr. Erin Tate shares the credit on 6 titles.

Celia Rees

30 books• 5 series

Celia Rees is an English author, born in Solihull in 1949. Rees studied History and Politics at Warwick University, taught English in Coventry comprehensive schools for sixteen years, and began writing during those years with the aim of writing for teenagers; teaching ended in 1989. Ghosts, witches, horror and historical adventure run through the work, and Witch Child, H.A.U.N.T.S., Colour Her Dead and the Supernatural Trilogy are the listed series. The catalogue holds 30 titles published between 1993 and 2020, from Every Step You Take (1993) to Miss Graham's Cold War Cookbook (2020). The 1990s are the busiest decade.

Celina Grace writes crime fiction across three series: the Kate Redman Mysteries, Miss Hart and Miss Hunter Investigate, and the Asharton Manor Mysteries. Thirty-eight catalogued books run from A Blessing From The Obeah Man (2012) to Gospel (2026), with murder investigation, women sleuths, musicians and English settings among the subjects. Grace continues to publish.

Cesca Major publishes under several names, and the catalogue records 13 books from 2014 to 2024, with contemporary romance among the subject tags. Titles credited as Rosie Blake include How to Get a (Love) Life (2014) and The Hygge Holiday (2017). Books credited as C.D. Major include The Silent Hours (2015) and The Last Night (2020). As Ruby Hummingbird, Major wrote The Wish List of Albie Young (2019). The newest entry is If I Were You (2024).

Chad M. Robichaux has 11 catalogued books dating from 2013 to 2026, and Silent Horizons is listed as a series. Redeployed (2013) is the earliest title. Later books include Path to Resiliency (2017), Behind the Lines: 365 Daily Challenges for Military Personnel (2021), The Truth About PTSD (2021) and Saving Aziz (2023). Silent Horizons appeared in 2025, and Riptide (2026) is the newest title.

Chad Zunker writes legal and political thrillers, with missing persons among the catalogue subjects. Twelve Zunker books are listed from 2017 to 2026, opening with The Tracker and Shadow Shepherd (2017) and reaching In His Wake (2026). Two series carry recurring leads, Sam Callahan and David Adams; An Equal Justice (2019), An Unequal Defense (2020) and Runaway Justice (2021) are among the listed novels.

Chaim Potok

17 books• 2 series

Chaim Potok (1929-2002) was an American novelist, playwright, editor and rabbi. The Chosen (1966) opens the catalogue, spent 39 weeks on the New York Times bestseller list, sold more than 3.4 million copies by 2002 and reached the screen as a feature film in 1981. Potok wrote two linked sequences, the Reuven Malther books and the Asher Lev novels, which begin with My Name Is Asher Lev (1972). Jewish family life, rabbis, artists, fathers and sons, and New York carry the fiction. Seventeen titles are catalogued, ending at The Collected Plays of Chaim Potok (2018).

Chandelle LaVaun writes fantasy about witches. The catalogue opens with a run of 2018 titles including The Chosen Witch, The Aether Witch, The Fire Witch and The Cursed Witch, and the named series are the Coven Universe, Coven: Elemental Magic, Gods Reborn and the Night Realm books in their Magic Marked, Court Marked, Hunter Marked, Christmas Marked and Halloween Marked strands. Forty-seven books are catalogued, reaching The Haunted Witch in 2026.

Chandler Baker writes horror and science fiction; horror stories, science fiction and children's fiction all appear in the subject records. Alive (2015) opens a catalogue of 11 books that ends at Cutting Teeth (2023). High School Horror Story is the series recorded under the name, and Teen Frankenstein (2016), Teen Hyde (2017) and Teen Phantom (2018) sit in the listing alongside Whisper Network (2019) and The Husbands (2021). Death, grief, heart transplantation, cryonics and schools fill out the subjects, and the median book runs 352 pages.

Chanel Cleeton is a Cuban American author whose catalogue covers historical romance, contemporary romance and romantic suspense. Cuban Americans, Havana, family secrets and political subjects run through the records. The Cuba Saga is one of the series held under the Cleeton name, with International School and Capital Confessions alongside it, plus standalone novels and shorter work. The listing holds 20 books, from I See London (2013) to An Infinite Love Story (2026).

Chang-rae Lee

8 books

Chang-rae Lee, born in 1965, is a Korean-American novelist and a professor of creative writing at Stanford University. Lee previously held a creative writing professorship at Princeton and directed the programme there. Recorded subjects include Korean Americans, Japanese Americans, the Korean War, the Second World War, private investigators, spy stories and espionage thrillers. Eight books stretch from Coming Home Again and Native Speaker, both 1995, to A Tender Age (2026), by way of A Gesture Life (1999), Aloft (2004), The Surrendered (2009), On Such a Full Sea (2014) and My Year Abroad (2021). The median recorded length is 400 pages.

Chani Lynn Feener studied Creative Writing at Johnson State College in Vermont and lives in Connecticut. Feener wrote the Xenith trilogy and the teen paranormal series The Underworld Saga, which first appeared under the pen name Tempest C. Avery. Fantasy, paranormal romance, mythology and science fiction are among the subjects of the 55 catalogued books, which begin with Unhinged (2013). Series include Devils of Vitality, Beguiled Omegas, Gods of Mist and Mayhem and Demons of Foxglove Grove. His Darker Paradox (2026) is the newest title, and Sinister Seduction is due in 2027.

Chantal Bellehumeur has 18 books in the catalogue, published from 2009 to 2024. Veronica's Soap Opera Life (2009) is the first title, and The Cat Burglary (2024) is the newest. Bellehumeur's series are Fictional Diaries and Harmony Goodhumor. Other listed titles include Veronica's Happily Ever After (2010), Thirteen (2011), Sdrawkcab (2012) and My Memoir of Motherhood (2014). The catalogue is ongoing.

Motorcycle clubs and motorcycle gangs appear in the subject records for Chantal Fernando, alongside romance, romantic suspense, contemporary romance and crime thrillers. The catalogue lists 62 books from Chase (2013) to Angel (2026). Wind Dragons MC, Knights of Fury, Cursed Ravens MC, Serpents of Chaos MC, Angels & Devils MC and Royal Bastards MC: Western Australia are among the series. Chantal Fernando is still publishing.

Chantel Acevedo writes historical fiction, with Cuba, exiles, family relationships and fathers and daughters among the recorded subjects. Nine books span 2005 to 2026, opening with Love and Ghost Letters (2005) and reaching Cages (2026). The Muse Squad series sits inside that catalogue and begins with Muse Squad (2020). Acevedo is still publishing, and the seven books with a recorded length reach a median of 310 pages.

Chantelle Shaw has 46 catalogued books from His Private Mistress (2006) to A Baby Scandal in Italy (2022), tagged for contemporary romance, billionaires, revenge, marriage and pregnancy. His Secretary Mistress, The Frenchman's Captive Wife and The Greek Boss's Bride also appeared in 2006. Shaw series include Howard Sisters, Bought by the Brazilian, Saunderson Legacy, Innocent Summer Brides and Irresistible Italians. No new Chantelle Shaw title has been listed since 2022.