Authors whose first name starts with D

D. J. Holmes writes science fiction, with 22 books released from 2016 to 2025. A King's Ship, Return to Haven and The Void War all appeared in 2016. Later titles include Mutineer and Siege of Earth (2019), then Empire's Birth, Empire's Doom and Imperial Command (2020). Empire Divided (2025) is the newest, and the novels have a median of 466 pages.

D. Kelly writes romance. Seventeen books are catalogued between 2014 and 2019, opening with Breaking Kate (2014) and closing with Broken Beats (2019). Two series stand under the name: Illusion and Acceptance. Other titles in the listing include Catching Kate (2014), Releasing Kate (2014), Loving Kate (2015), Sharing Rylee (2016) and Chasing Cassidy (2017). Four books carry a recorded page count, at a median of 248 pages.

D. Levesque writes LitRPG and portal fantasy, fiction set in game worlds with explicit levelling and class systems. The catalogue holds 51 books published between 2020 and 2026, from Destiny's Champions to the fifth My Secret Portal to A Fantasy World, and it continues. Series include Elemental Summoner, Sigma Worlds, Silver Magi, Demon Mage, Nano Mage, M.A.G.I Hunters, Monster Acadamia, Portal to Power, Nanite Legacy and Reluctant Superhero. Most series run as numbered instalments rather than named titles.

D. Lilac is credited on 9 catalogued books published between 2021 and 2024. Five carry a 2021 date: Blue-Collar Christmas, Finding Home, The Perfect Fit, The Perfect Nanny (also listed as The Road Home) and The Right Choice. Cowboy and His Second Chance and The Wedding Date followed in 2022, Bluebonnets and Bikers in 2023, and She's the One in 2024. The catalogue records two series under this name, Gemstone Sisters and Hill Country Cowboys, and lists the run as ongoing.

D. Rose has 32 catalogued books published between 2018 and 2024. Another Chance to Love (2018) is among the earliest listed titles and The Other Side of Fame (2024) the newest. Four series carry the run: For Keeps, Fire & Desire, Roseville and Knot. The 2020s hold the larger share of the catalogue, and Rose is listed as still publishing.

D. Rus writes LitRPG and is catalogued with the Play To Live and Squadcom-13 series. The 11 listed books run from AlterWorld (2013) to The Road Home (2025). The Clan and The Duty came out in 2014, and Inferno, The Battle and The War followed in 2015. The Cadet (2016) and AlterWorld: A Newborn God (2022) are also listed. D. Rus is still publishing.

D.A. Roberts writes across eight series: the Ragnarok Rising Saga, Code Name: Wild Hunt, Dark Frontiers, Lakeview Man, Infinite Black, Hangman's Legacy, Nightmare Hunter and Mann's Marauders. The catalogue holds 39 books, opening with Blood and Honor and Cold Hunger in 2019 and reaching Cursed Moon in 2026. Curse of the Wendigo, Balefire and Blood Moon are among the titles in the run.

D.B. Borton writes mysteries with women sleuths and private investigators, and Cincinnati, Ohio is a recorded subject. The catalogue lists 16 books from One for the Money / One Deadly Take (1993) to Death by the Dozen (2026). Two series carry the Borton name: Cat Caliban and Harry and Dizzy Lark. Two Points for Murder (1993), Three Is a Crowd (1994), Four Elements of Murder (1995), Five-Alarm Fire (1996) and Six Feet Under (1997) followed between 1993 and 1997. Seventh Deadly Sin (2004), Eight Miles High (2007), Second Coming (2017) and Bayou City Burning (2019) are also listed.

D.B. Elrogg writes the Milo Rathkey Mysteries, and seven of the eight catalogued titles carry the word murder. Great Party! Sorry About the Murder (2018) opens the catalogue, Murder Again! Happy New Year! landed in 2021, and Pop-Up Dinner, Drop Down Dead (2025) is the newest entry. Books have arrived at an average of one a year since 2018, and the catalogue is still active. No subject headings or page counts are recorded for the run.

Mages and dragons fill D.B. King's series: Dragon Magus, Dragon Seeker, Dragon Rider Chronicles, Last Magus, Lost Mages, Mage's Path, Summoner's Shadow and Grimoires of London. King has 69 catalogued books published in six years, from 2021 to 2026. The 2021 block alone holds Academic Magic, Familiar Magic, Natural Magic and Dragon Magus with two sequels. I Used to Chase Loot... But Now I Am the Loot 1 (2026) is the newest title.

D.B.C. Pierre is the working name of Peter Warren Finlay, born 1961 in South Australia and raised largely in Mexico, later resident in Ireland and in Cambridgeshire. A first novel, Vernon God Little (2003), took the Man Booker Prize and the Whitbread First Novel Award in the same year, making Pierre the first writer to hold both for one book. Nine books are catalogued, reaching Big Snake Little Snake (2022) and taking in Ludmila's Broken English (2006), Lights Out in Wonderland (2010) and Meanwhile in Dopamine City (2020). Subjects record hedonism, quests, philosophy, aphorisms and horror tales.

D.D. Black writes crime and thriller fiction across four series: Thomas Austin Crime Thriller, FBI Task Force S.W.O.R.D., Brandon Penny and Silas West Psychological Mystery. The catalogue opened with The Bones at Point No Point (2022) and reaches 23 books by 2026. Black builds titles on place names - Pike Place, Dyes Inlet, Murden Cove, Deception Pass, Friday Harbor - and new entries keep coming.

D.E. Haggerty has 53 catalogued books published between 2013 and 2026. Ten series are recorded: Love in the Suburbs, Love in the Lowlands, Love Will OUT, Winter Falls and its Dempsey Sisters branch, Bragg Brothers, Raider Brothers, Smuggler's Hideaway, Cash & the Sinners and Steel City Seals. The early titles run from Unforeseen Consequences and Buried Appearances (2013) through Fat Girl Begone! (2017) and Searching for Gertrude (2018). Lowering His Guard (2026) is the newest. Volumes average 208 pages.

D.E. Stevenson

47 books• 10 series

D.E. Stevenson wrote novels of domestic and social life, humorous and often romantic. Mrs Tim of the Regiment (1932) and Miss Buncle's Book (1934) open two of the series, with Drumberley, Ryddelton, the Ayrton Family, Bel Lamington and Sarah Morris among the others. Forty-seven books are catalogued from Peter West (1923) onward, the 1940s being the densest decade.

D.F. Bailey has 15 catalogued books, the earliest being Healing the Dead (1992) and the newest Echo Sound (2026). The Good Lie followed in 2007, and Exit from America, Fire Eyes and Suitcase all date from 2013. Bone Maker (2015), Stone Eater (2015) and Five Knives (2018) come later. The Will Finch Mystery is the series under the Bailey name, and D.F. Bailey is still publishing.

D.H. Lawrence

146 books• 3 series

David Herbert Lawrence, 11 September 1885 to 2 March 1930, was an English novelist, poet, playwright, essayist, travel writer, literary critic and painter. Lawrence's modernist writing examines modernity, social alienation and industrialisation while arguing for sexuality, vitality and instinct. Four novels went through censorship trials over their treatment of sex and their explicit language: The Rainbow (1915), Sons and Lovers (1913), Women in Love (1920) and Lady Chatterley's Lover (1928). The catalogue lists 146 entries, among them The White Peacock (1911), The Trespasser (1912) and the story collection The Prussian Officer (1914), and groups some of them under Sons and Lovers and the Brangwen Family.

D.J. Bodden is credited alone on 14 catalogued books, published between 2015 and 2024. Three series run under the Bodden name: Black Year, Zack Lancestrom and Janus Invarian. The catalogue opens with Black Fall (2015), continues through White Winter (2016) and Red Spring (2017), and takes in The Starborn Heir, The Sunforged Prophet and The Voidburned Queen, all 2021. Survivor's Choice closed the run in 2024, and Bodden is still publishing.

D.J. Butler writes fantasy and science fiction, with historical fantasy and alternative history in the mix. The 25 catalogued books run from Hellhound on My Trail (2011) to 2026. D.J. Butler series include Rock Band Fights Evil, Witchy Eye, Indrajit & Fix, Buza System, Time Trials and City of the Saints. Crow Jane and Snake Handlin' Man date from 2012. Hell on Wheels is the latest release.

D.J. Heart is catalogued with 39 books published between 2014 and 2026, every one credited to Heart alone. The 2014 entries include Noah's Alphas, The Billionaire's New Toy and The Thorn Triad: Taken By The Alphas, and Marked (2026) is the newest. Series listed include Evan's Alphas, Alpha's Human, Alpha Bait, Billionaire's Puppy, Under The Mask, Officer Bolt, Officer Cain, Landon and Cole and Honor/Obey. The catalogue records no subject headings for the run, and the single measured title runs 260 pages.

D.J. MacHale

39 books• 10 series

Donald James MacHale, born March 11, 1956, is an American writer, director and executive producer. Television work includes Are You Afraid of the Dark?, Flight 29 Down and Seasonal Differences; in print, MacHale wrote the young adult series Pendragon and Morpheus Road. The catalogue holds 39 books from East of the Sun, West of the Moon (1991) to The Paper Trail (2025), with titles such as The Merchant of Death (2002), The Never War (2003) and Black Water (2004) along the way, and SYLO Chronicles among the later groupings. Stan Rogow is credited alongside MacHale on 6 books and Walter Sorrells on 5.

Post-apocalyptic military fiction is D.J. Molles's main line. The Remaining opens with the 2012 novel of that name and sets soldiers against plague, bunkers and collapsed civil order; Lee Harden continues from it. Godbreaker, Ashes of Eormun, A Grower's War and Coming Dark follow. Molles has 36 catalogued books, the newest The Peace Child (2026), and keeps publishing.

Novelist, critic and biographer D.J. Taylor was born in 1960 and grew up in Norwich. Taylor studied modern history at St John's College, Oxford, and has written for The Guardian, the New Statesman, The Spectator and Private Eye. The 26 catalogued books run from Great Eastern Land (1986) to On 1984 (2019). Taylor's Orwell (2003) won the Whitbread Award, and the novel Derby Day made the 2011 Man Booker Prize longlist. Other titles include Thackeray (1999) and The Comedy Man (2002).

D.J. Williams has 8 catalogued books published between 2013 and 2025, with new work still appearing. The Disillusioned (2013) starts the run and Battle of Lion Rock (2025) is the latest entry. Two series are listed under Williams: Beacon Hill and Chase Hardeman. The subject headings cite biblical criticism of the Old Testament poetical books, and Street Smarts from Proverbs (2017) sits in the title list. Waking Lazarus (2016), The Auctioneer (2019) and Hunt for Eden's Star (2023) are among the others.

D.K. Holmberg lives in Minnesota and writes fantasy, young adult fantasy and urban fantasy. His catalogue is unusually large: 287 titles between the short story The Painted Girl (2013) and Requiem of Silence, scheduled for 2027. The Cloud Warrior Saga, The Dark Ability, The Endless War and The Lost Garden are among his series, and the listing adds Queen's Blade, Chain Breaker, the Elder Stones Saga, the Celestial Path, Dragonwalker and Elemental Academy. Voidweave (2026) is the newest published title.

D.K. Hood has 40 books in the catalogue, published between 2017 and 2026. Don't Tell a Soul (2017) comes first and Whisper Through the Pines (2026) is the newest. Hood writes the Detectives Kane and Alton series and the Special Agent Beth Katz series, plus standalone novels. Titles from the early run include Bring Me Flowers, Follow Me Home and The Crying Season (all 2018).

D.L. Harrison writes science fiction and fantasy, often with superpowers or magic systems at the centre. The catalogue holds 100 Harrison titles published between 2013 and 2025, from Just a Psychic? (2013) to Immortal (2025). Series include Origins of Supers, Alicia Jones, Technomancer, Evolution Online, Spirit Sorceress, Star Sorceress and Rise of the Empyrean Empire. Most of the catalogue dates from the 2020s.

D.L. Keur's 20 books, released from 2021 onward, are organised into four series: Jessica Anderson, King & Midnight K-9 Mysteries, A Brit-Meets-Yank Romance and Sam & Mr. Nosy K-9 Cozy Mysteries. Death Scent and Stray Trouble opened the catalogue in 2021. Many titles use tracking vocabulary, such as Dire Traces, Grim Track, Cold Scent and Game Trail. Zero Tolerance (2026) is the newest release, and Vanishing Traces is due in 2027.

D.L. Wood has 10 catalogued books from 2015 to 2026, grouped into four listed series: Unintended, Deadly Decisions Collection, Criminal Collection and P.I. Sophie Walsh. Unintended Target (2015) is the first title, and Unintended Witness followed in 2018. A Criminal Game (2019), Secrets She Knew (2020), Liar Like Her (2021) and Unintended Detour (2021) come next. The Vow, The Offer and The Choice date from 2022 to 2024, and All That Lies Beneath (2026) is the newest.

D.M. Guay has 16 books in the catalogue, published from 2017 to 2025, and the listed series are 24/7 Demon Mart and Guardians of Salt Creek. Jess, Rising (2017) is recorded as the first title, with Jess, Resurrected from the same year and Jess, Redeemed from 2019. Hell for the Holidays and The Graveyard Shift also date from 2019, Critters from the Poo Lagoon and Monster Burger from 2020, and Kevin vs The Mothman from 2021. Christmas Creeps from the Deep (2025) is the newest.

Three of D.M. Haggard's six series carry the same subtitle: Cody Dakota: Mountain Man, Wilder Hawk: Mountain Man and Buck Jackson: Mountain Man, with Jake Walker: Texas Ranger, Dusty McCoy and Rex Steele completing the list. Westerns fill the catalogue, among them Justice of the Old West, Trailblazers, Revolt and Ambush, all from 2020. Haggard has 34 catalogued books published between 2019 and 2024, opening with Pursuit and reaching The Dakota Legacy.

D.P. Lyle's catalogue mixes crime fiction with forensic-science reference works. Devil's Playground (2001) opens the run of 24 titles, Forensics for Dummies (2004) and Howdunit Forensics (2008) sit alongside the novels, and Cultured (2023) is the most recent entry. Jake Longly, Samantha Cody, Dub Walker and the Cain/Harper thrillers are the recorded series, and Jake Longly, Samantha Cody and Dub Walker are listed as recurring characters. Forensic sciences, murder, physicians and private investigators head the subject list.

Academies of the supernatural name most D.R. Perry series: Providence Paranormal College, Hawthorn Academy, Gallows Hill Academy, Messing Psychic Academy, Weir Dragon Academy and the Supernatural Vigilante Society. The catalogue holds 57 books published between 2016 and 2026. Several appeared in 2016 alone, among them Better Off Undead, Fangs for the Memories and Dragon My Heart Around, and Wings in Bloom arrived in 2026. Books run to a median 178 pages.

D.R. Rosier has 127 books in the catalogue, published between 2013 and 2024. Bill and the Spaceship! (2013) is the listed first title, alongside Bill and the Space War!, Bill and the Sprisi!, Jezebel's Destiny and Jezebel's Tale in the same year. Goddess of Darkness (2024) is the most recent. Series credited to Rosier include Return of Magic, Necromancer Chronicles, Cirenthian Chronicles, Dark Sculptor, A Succubus Story, Bill in Space, Melody Smith, Lori Adams and Ashley's Daughters. The 2010s are the heaviest decade on the list.

Police procedurals and crime thrillers make up D.S. Butler's catalogue of 31 books. Two detectives lead series of their own, DS Karen Hart and DS Jack MacKinnon, alongside the Harper Grant Mystery books, the East End Series and a set of standalone novels. Butler started with Deadly Obsession in 2012, published Lie To Me in 2026, and has Show No Mercy scheduled for 2027.

D.S. Quinton writes horror and suspense across four catalogued series: Spirit Hunter, Dark Wave, Circus Sideshow and Way of the Vampire. The catalogue holds 11 Quinton books from Devel Django (2018) to Devil in the Bayou (2025). A Grimoire Dark and The Phoenix Stone date from 2019, and later titles include A Tapestry of Dead (2022), The Cursing of Ana Dalca (2023) and Final Voyage of the Carmilla (2024). Quinton remains active.

Espionage and action thrillers are D.V. Berkom's field. Berkom's 22 books run from 2012 to 2024, and the first year brought Bad Traffick, Cruising for Death and Serial Date. Leine Basso is the recurring lead of the Leine Basso Thriller series, and Berkom's other series are Kate Jones Thriller and Claire Whitcomb Western. Titles include Yucatán Dead, The Body Market and Vigilante Dead. Final Encounter (2024) is the newest.

Legal thrillers are the core of D.W. Buffa's 22 books, which begin with The Defense (1997). Joseph Antonelli is the character behind Buffa's main series, and murder trials, attorney and client, San Francisco and Portland are recurring subjects. The Prosecution, The Judgment and The Legacy followed from 1999 to 2002. Buffa also writes the Western Quartet and the Senator Bobby Hart series, published Rubicon (2008) as Lawrence Alexander, and closes the list with Lunatic Carnival (2023).

D.W. Hawkins is the author of the Seven Signs and Great Dance series, with 10 books catalogued from 2011 to 2026. Child of the Flames / The Sentient Fire (2011) is the earliest title. Killings at Rockman's Ford and The Last Flight of the Black Wind are dated 2018. The City Under the Mountain, The Knife in the Dark, The Oath of the Blade and The Old Man of the Temple came in 2019, followed by The Shadow of Death (2020) and Dance of Jesters (2022). The Heart of Ruin (2026) is the newest.

D.W. Ulsterman writes crime fiction and thrillers across eight series. The San Juan Islands Mystery books and Bennington P.I. put private investigators at the centre, Mac Walker heads two runs of its own including a Benghazi sequence, and Montana Adventures, the Sultan Saga, Race Wars and Freeze fill out the list. Thirty-eight Ulsterman titles are catalogued, from Dominatus: Liberty. Freedom. Family. (2013) to LUCAS: (2026), with Kill List scheduled for 2027.

Dahlia Adler is an American writer of young adult and new adult fiction, with 11 books catalogued from Behind the Scenes (2014) to Soon by You (2026). The series on the site are Radleigh University and Daylight Falls. Other titles include Under the Lights (2015), Right of First Refusal (2016), Cool for the Summer (2021), Home Field Advantage (2022) and Going Bicoastal (2023). Subject headings include friendship, high school students, love, romance and Hollywood. Adler continues to publish.

Romance and erotica lead the subject records for Dahlia Rose, which also list thrillers and crime. The catalogue holds 180 books from 2007 to 2024, starting with Velvet, Leather, and Roses, Caribbean Blue and When Angels Fall in 2007 and ending with The Duke and his Delilah (2024). Paladin Dragons, Swat Chronicles, Army Beasts, Cajun Mate, Bacchus Hill Boys, Royale Fairytales and Urban Gods are among the series.

Daisy Carter has published 17 catalogued books since The Orphan Of Riverlea Hall (2020), and the catalogue marks the output as ongoing. Two series carry the Carter name: West Country Family Sagas and Secrets Of Stonehaven. The Toymaker's Christmas also came out in 2020. Titles from 2021 include The Daughter Of The Wild Sea, The Locksmith's Dilemma, The Magpie Girl, The Maid's Winter Wish and The Milkmaid's Secret. The Daughter's Courage and The Pit Girl's Scandal followed in 2022, and Maddie's Redemption (2025) is the most recent.

Daisy Goodwin

21 books• 6 series

Daisy Georgia Goodwin, born 19 December 1961, is an English screenwriter, TV producer and novelist who created Victoria for ITV and PBS, a show sold to 146 countries. Goodwin's four novels, My Last Duchess / The American Heiress, The Fortune Hunter, Victoria and Diva, were New York Times bestsellers translated into more than ten languages. Goodwin has also curated eight poetry anthologies. The catalogue opens with The Nation's Favourite Love Poems (1997) and 101 Poems That Could Save Your Life (1999), and Diva (2024) is the newest.

Romance and light mystery describe the 47-book catalogue of Daisy James. The run opens with If The Dress Fits (2016) and extends to Gardens, Gateaux & Greed, dated 2027. Seven series carry the work: Living the Dream, Blossomwood Bay, Just Desserts Club Mysteries, Cornish Confetti Agency, Hummingbird Hotel, Paradise Cookery School and Tuscan Dreams. The most recent published title is The Greek Villa Hideaway (2026), and James remains active.

Daisy Jane has 41 books catalogued from My Best Friend's Dad (2020) to Like Father, Like Son (2026). Waiting for Coach also came out in 2020, and After the Storm, Hot Girl Summer and The Corner House in 2021. Series include Daisy's Delights, Men of Paradise, Wrench Kings, Crave & Cure Productions, Twisted Sisters, Bluebell Bruisers, Oakcreek and Sable Sky.

Daisy Luther has 19 catalogued books, published from 2014 onward. The list opens with The Organic Canner and The Pantry Primer, both dated 2014, and continues through The Prepper's Water Survival Guide (2015), Be Ready for Anything (2019), The Flat Broke Cookbook (2019) and Not Your Mother's Guide to Frugal Living (2020). The most recent catalogued title, Three Miles, is dated 2025. Luther's catalogue is classed under action and adventure, and it is still growing.

Daisy Meadows is the name on the Rainbow Magic children's books, a fantasy line whose subjects include fairies, goblins, Jack Frost and two girls, Kirsty Tate and Rachel Walker. The catalogue opens in 2003 with colour-fairy titles such as Ruby the Red Fairy, Amber the Orange Fairy and Fern the Green Fairy, and runs to Nur the Vlogger Fairy (2023). Sub-series include the Weather, Jewel, Party, Pet Keeper, Dance, Ocean and Showtime Fairies. Magic Animal Friends appears under the same name.

Daisy O'Shea writes the Emerald Isles series. Legend of the Selkie (2023) opens it, followed by The Irish Child, The Irish Family Secret and The Irish Key in 2024, The Irish Daughter in 2025 and The Irish Inheritance in 2026. Six books are catalogued, and O'Shea is actively publishing.

Daisy Styles writes wartime sagas set in England. The 10 catalogued books run from The Bomb Girls (2016) to Christmas With The Wartime Midwives (2022), and subject headings cover the Second World War, defence industries, friendship and family life. The Wartime Midwives series carries the Styles name. The Code Girls (2016), The Bomb Girls’ Secrets (2017), Home Fires and Spitfires (2020) and Keep Smiling Through (2021) sit among the titles, at a median of 408 pages a volume. No book has been catalogued since 2022.

Five books by Daisy Wood are catalogued, published between 2021 and 2026. European cities and the keeping of books give the run its shape: The Clockmaker's Wife (2021), The Forgotten Bookshop in Paris (2022), The Royal Librarian (2024), The Banned Books of Berlin (2025) and The Secrets of Provence (2026). Wood remains actively publishing.

Dakota Cassidy writes humorous paranormal and fantasy romance, with vampires and werewolves among the subjects. The catalogue counts 98 books, starting with An American Werewolf In Hoboken (2004) and Confessions of a Wannabe Witch (2005). Series include Accidentals, Wolf Mates, Ex-Trophy Wives, Plum Orchard, Witchless In Seattle Mysteries, Nun of Your Business Mysteries, Marshmallow Hollow and Witched and Hitched Mysteries. The Accidental Viking is the newest entry, from 2025.

Dakota Krout writes LitRPG fantasy. The catalogue runs to 63 books published between 2016 and 2027, opening with Dungeon Born (2016) and reaching Uncapped (2026), with Jaws of Victory scheduled for 2027. Series include the Divine Dungeon and its Artorian's Archives and Lion's Lineage offshoots, the Completionist Chronicles, Full Murderhobo, Cooking with Disaster, Damsels of Distress and Year of the Sword.

Dakota Willink writes romance and erotica, with 9 books catalogued between 2015 and 2022. Heart of Stone (2015) is the first, followed by Stepping Stone (2016) and Set In Stone (2018). Defined and Untouched came out in 2019, The Sound of Silence in 2020 and Endurance in 2021, and Breaking Stone and Wishing Stone both carry 2022 dates. Stone and Fade Into You are the series names.

Dale Bailey, born January 24, 1968, is an American writer of speculative fiction across science fiction, fantasy and horror, and has been publishing in the field since 1993. Thirteen books are catalogued, opening with the critical study American Nightmares: The Haunted House Formula in American Popular Fiction (1999) and reaching The Subterranean Season of Bottomless Horrors (2025). Other titles include The Fallen (2002), House of Bones (2003), Sleeping Policemen (2006) and I Married a Monster from Outer Space (2016). Recorded subjects include ghost stories, haunted houses in literature, and history and criticism.

Military aviation drives Dale Brown's technological thrillers. Patrick McLanahan and Brad McLanahan are the recurring characters across a catalogue of 52 books that opens with Flight of the Old Dog (1987) and reaches Devil's Fortress (2024). Dreamland, Puppet Master, Nick Flynn and the Jason Richter books are the named series. The United States Air Force, weapons systems, espionage and terrorism fill the subject tags.

Dale Cramer writes Christian fiction, with an Amish strand. Eight books are catalogued between 2002 and 2015: Sutter's Cross (2002), Bad Ground (2004), Levi's Will (2004), Summer of Light (2007) and Kiss of the Jewel Bird (2015), plus the Daughters of Caleb Bender trilogy of Paradise Valley (2010), The Captive Heart (2012) and Though Mountains Fall (2013). Amish life, frontier settlement, miners, orphans and generational conflict are the recorded subjects.

Dale Furutani, born in Hilo, Hawaii in 1946, writes mystery fiction and was the first Asian American to win major awards in the field, among them the Anthony Award and the Macavity Award. The catalogue holds 9 books published between 1996 and 2026, and records two series under the name: Matsuyama Kaze and Ken Tanaka. Death in Little Tokyo (1996) opens the listing and Pirates of the Seto Sea is dated 2026. The Toyotomi Blades (1997) was picked as the best mystery of its year by the Internet Critics Group. Subjects record Japanese Americans, computer programmers, samurai and shoguns, with California and Los Angeles as settings.

Dale Mayer's catalogue runs to 327 books across romantic suspense, military romance, paranormal fiction and mystery. The series include SEALs of Honor, Heroes for Hire, the K9 Files, Psychic Visions, Hathaway House, the Mavericks, Lovely Lethal Gardens and the Kate Morgan thrillers. Publication started in 2011 and continues to 2027, when Cruz Control follows.

Zack Taylor is both the series the catalogue records for Dale T. Phillips and the recurring character in it. Nine books stand under the name, published between 2011 and 2023: A Fall From Grace and A Memory of Grief in 2011, A Shadow on the Wall and Shadow of the Wendigo in 2013, A Certain Slant of Light in 2015, A Sharp Medicine in 2017, A Darkened Room in 2019, Neptune City in 2020 and Crime Time in 2023. Median length is 284 pages.

Dalton Fury has 7 books in the catalogue, published between 2008 and 2017. Kill Bin Laden (2008) is the earliest. War and military writing and action adventure are the recorded categories, with subjects covering the United States Army's Delta Force, soldiers, terrorism, al-Qaida and the 2001 Battle of Tora Bora in Afghanistan. Black Site and Tier One Wild both appeared in 2012, followed by Full Assault Mode (2014), One Killer Force (2015) and All Lines Black (2017). The run is likely complete.