Authors whose first name starts with D, page 4 of 6

Two books by David Wroblewski are catalogued, 16 years apart: The Story of Edgar Sawtelle (2008) and Familiaris (2024). Both draw on the same material, family life in Wisconsin, the relationship between people and animals, a speech disorder, and fratricide. Wroblewski remains an actively publishing author.

David Young writes crime fiction set in East Germany. Karin Muller is the police investigator at the centre of all 7 catalogued books, published between 2015 and 2022. Stasi Child (2015) opens the run, followed by Stasi Wolf (2017), A Darker State (2018), also published as Stasi State, then Stasi 77 (2019), Stasi Winter (2020), The Stasi Game (2020) and Death in Blitz City (2022). Berlin, the Ministry for State Security and murder investigation in the years between 1945 and 1990 supply the material. No new title has appeared since 2022.

Davis Ashura's catalogue runs to 17 books published between 2013 and 2026. A Warrior's Path (2013) opens it, followed by A Warrior's Knowledge (2015) and A Warrior's Penance (2018), and the most recent title is Prophecy's Demand (2026). Four series divide the list: Castes and the OutCastes, Chronicles of William Wilde, Instrument Of Omens and Eternal Ephemera. Ashura continues to publish.

Dawn Brookes writes across nursing non-fiction, children's books and mystery. Her catalogue holds 45 titles, from Non-Medical Prescribing in Healthcare Practice (2006) to Fatal Cruise Convention (2026). The Rachel Prince Mysteries, the Lady Marjorie Snellthorpe Mysteries and the Carlos Jacobi books carry the crime fiction; Hurry Up Nurse covers the nursing titles; Miracles of Jesus and Ava & Oliver are written for children. Nurses, medical care, drugs and British settings recur as subjects. Brookes is still publishing.

Dawn Eastman writes mystery. The Family Fortune series follows a psychic family in Michigan and opens with Pall in the Family (2013), continuing through Be Careful What You Witch For (2014), A Fright to the Death (2015) and An Unhappy Medium (2016). A second series turns to Dr. Katie LeClair, a woman physician, in Unnatural Causes (2017) and Do No Harm (2018). Six books date from 2013 to 2018, at a median 294 pages, built on murder and investigation.

Dawn French

12 books

Dawn French is a British actress, comedian and writer, known for writing and starring in the BBC sketch series French and Saunders with Jennifer Saunders, and for The Vicar of Dibley and Murder Most Horrid. Seven British Academy Television Award nominations and a 2009 BAFTA Fellowship, shared with Saunders, stand against the name. The 12 catalogued books start unexpectedly, with two knitting pattern collections in 1990, then move to Dear Fatty (2008) and novels including A Tiny Bit Marvellous (2010), Oh Dear Silvia (2012) and Because of You (2020). Enough (2026) is the newest.

Dawn Lee McKenna wrote crime fiction set on the Florida coast. Three series make up the catalogue: Forgotten Coast, Still Waters and Dismal, Florida. See You (2014) opens it, and the titles keep to a tidal vocabulary, among them Low Tide (2015), Riptide (2015), What Washes Up (2015), Awash (2016), Dead Reckoning (2017) and Dead Center (2018). Seventeen books appeared in six years, at a median 258 pages, and the catalogue closes in 2019.

Dawn Merriman has 26 catalogued books published between 2019 and 2026. The catalogue opens with How Murder Saved My Life (2019) and reaches Message in the Dress (2026). Messages of Murder gives the run its Message in the titles, among them Message in the Bones, Message in the Fire, Message in the Grave, Message in the Box and Message in the Snow. Rylan Flynn Mystery, Harper Lakes Murder Thrillers, Magnolia Thrillers and the Maddison, Indiana supernatural thrillers complete the list.

Dean Koontz, born on July 9, 1945, is an American novelist of suspense thrillers that mix in horror, fantasy, science fiction, mystery and satire. Koontz published early work under pen names including Deanna Dwyer, K. R. Dwyer, Leigh Nichols, David Axton and Brian Coffey. The catalogue holds 164 books, from Star Quest / Doom of the Green Planet (1968) to The Friend of the Family (2026), with A Storm So Bright and Beautiful set for 2027. Jane Hawk, Nameless and Dean Koontz's Frankenstein are Koontz series, and Odd Thomas appears among the characters. Fourteen Koontz hardcovers and sixteen paperbacks reached number one on The New York Times list, and sales top 500 million copies.

Witches, ghosts and mediums populate Deanna Chase's romance. Chase's 98 catalogued books open with Haunted on Bourbon Street (2011) and reach A Witch For Mr. Snow (2026), with The Witch's Second Chance scheduled for 2027. Jade Calhoun, Witches of Keating Hollow, Premonition Pointe, Crescent City Fae, Wolves of the Rising Sun and Last Witch Standing are among the series. Fantasy, mystery and erotica mix into the romance across them.

Deanna Raybourn

28 books• 6 series

Deanna Raybourn writes historical fiction and historical mystery novels. Born June 17, 1968, Raybourn is American. The catalogue lists 28 books from Silent in the Grave (2006) to A Ghastly Catastrophe (2026), grouped mainly into the Lady Julia Grey and Veronica Speedwell series. Series on file also include Killers of a Certain Age, City of Jasmine and Spear of Summer Grass. Private investigators, upper-class society and historical romance are among the subjects on file.

Deany Ray writes cozy mysteries, 26 catalogued books published between 2015 and 2027. Four groupings organise them: Charlie Cooper Mystery, Piper Harris Mystery, Hailey Webb Mysteries and Ouna Bay. A Sweet Chunk of Madness (2015) opens the catalogue, followed by Cake Contest Murder (2016), Jammed (2016), Peanut Butter Crumble Murder (2016) and Vanilla Bean Murder (2016). Bad Company is the newest title, and Dead Ringer is scheduled for 2027.

Deb Marlowe is an American writer of historical romance. Marlowe took the Romance Writers of America Golden Heart Award in 2007, an award for unpublished authors; eleven days after entering a second manuscript, The Lost Jewel, she learned Mills and Boon had bought her first, and Mills and Boon took The Lost Jewel after the competition. Thirty-four catalogued books run from Scandalous Lord, Rebellious Miss (2007) to A Betrothed's Betrayal (2026), across Half Moon House, the Kier and Levett Mysteries, A Series of Unconventional Courtships, Regency Tales of Love and Magic and the Lockstone Hollow Mystery.

Debbie Cassidy writes fantasy and romance, the two subjects the catalogue records. The listing holds 99 books from Forest of Demons (2016) to Wrathful and Avenging Gods (2026), with Blood Blade (2016), Binding Magick (2017), Into Evernight (2017) and Under Twilight (2017) among the earlier titles. Series credited to Cassidy include Deadside Reapers, Demons of Morningstar, Chronicles of Midnight, Nightwatch Academy, Thirteenth Sign, Wolves of Hawthorne Cove, Monsters Among Us, Order of Helsing, Witch Blood Chronicles and Chronicles of Arcana.

Debbie Johnson writes women's fiction and romantic comedy set in England, with Cornwall among the locations. The Comfort Food Cafe series runs alongside Starshine Cove, Bonnie Bay and the Dark Vision books. Thirty-two titles are catalogued between 2014 and 2026, beginning with Cold Feet at Christmas and Dark Vision in 2014 and reaching The A to Z of Everything in 2026, at a median length of 336 pages.

Debbie Macomber

245 books• 35 series

Debbie Macomber, born October 22, 1948, is an American author of romance novels and contemporary women's fiction. Six Macomber novels became made-for-TV movies, and the Cedar Cove novels became a television series of the same name, with Macomber serving as executive producer on the adaptations. Macomber won the first fan-voted Quill Award for romance in 2005 and holds a RITA Award and a lifetime achievement award from the Romance Writers of America. The catalogue counts 245 books between Starlight (1983) and A Date with Santa (2026). Series include Heart of Texas, Midnight Sons, Navy, Those Manning Men, Orchard Valley and Angels Everywhere.

Small-town contemporary romance is Debbie Mason's line, with Christmas stories and weddings running through it and a clean, wholesome register. Her series are Christmas, Colorado, Harmony Harbor, Highland Falls and Sunshine Bay. Thirty catalogued books span The Trouble with Christmas (2013) through Mistletoe Cottage (2016) to The Christmas Getaway in 2026.

Cosy village mysteries set in the Cotswolds are Debbie Young's main line of work. Young, a British writer born in 1960, founded the Hawkesbury Upton Literary Festival in 2015 and tutored on Jericho Writers' self-publishing course. Her catalogue holds 34 titles between Sell Your Books! (2012) and Death at the Village Garden Party (2026), mixing the Sophie Sayers, Gemma Lamb, Cotswold Curiosity Shop and St Bride's mystery sequences with short stories and guides for independent authors. Best Murder in Show (2017) was Young's first novel.

Debora Geary writes witch fiction: A Modern Witch (2011) opens 50 catalogued books that reach Ruby (2026). Witch Central and the WitchLight Trilogy carry the magic, Ghost Mountain Wolf Shifters the shapeshifters, and three further series, KarmaCorp, Dragon Kin and For The Love of Purple, appear under the name Audrey Faye. Titles from the first year include A Hidden Witch, A Reckless Witch and Witches on Parole. Geary continues to publish.

Deborah Blake writes on Wicca and witchcraft and also writes paranormal romance. Titles in the catalogue include Circle, Coven & Grove (2007), Everyday Witch A to Z (2008), The Goddess is in the Details (2009) and Witchcraft on a Shoestring (2010), with subjects such as goddess religion, rites and ceremonies and tarot. Blake's series include Baba Yaga, Broken Riders, Veiled Magic and Catskills Pet Rescue Mystery. The catalogue counts 42 books, and Wickedly Wishful (2025) is the newest.

Deborah Brown writes the Florida Keys Mysteries, with titles such as Crazy in Paradise (2011), Deception in Paradise (2012), Trouble in Paradise (2013), Greed in Paradise (2014) and Swindled in Paradise (2015). The catalogue counts 46 books from 2011 to 2026, and Chaos in Paradise (2026) is the newest. Lauderdale and Biscayne Bay are the other two series. Subject headings name mystery and detective fiction, crime and lawyers.

Deborah Coonts is an American novelist and lawyer whose main work is the Lucky O'Toole Las Vegas Adventures, a run of romantic, humorous mysteries about a casino executive. Wanna Get Lucky? (2010) opens the series, and the word Lucky carries almost every title through to Lucky Enough (2020). The Kate Sawyer medical thrillers and the Brinda Rose humorous mysteries sit alongside it. 23 books are catalogued, with nothing added since 2020.

Deborah Crombie

20 books• 1 series

Deborah Crombie writes English police procedurals around two detectives, Duncan Kincaid and Gemma James. A Share in Death (1993) opens the sequence, which runs to 21 books and one series, with A Killing of Innocents the most recent published title. Murder investigations in England carry every entry, and A Long Cold Sleep is scheduled for 2027.

Deborah Harkness

9 books• 3 series

Deborah Harkness writes about witches, vampires, alchemy and the history of science, in both fiction and scholarship. The academic work came first, with John Dee's Conversations with Angels (1999) and The Jewel House (2007). A Discovery of Witches (2011) began the All Souls novels, continuing through Shadow of Night (2012) and The Book of Life (2014). Nine titles are catalogued in all, reaching The Black Bird Oracle, and Harkness remains actively publishing.

Deborah Levy, born 6 August 1959, is a South African novelist, playwright and poet. Levy wrote first for the theatre, with plays staged by the Royal Shakespeare Company, and then turned to prose fiction. Early novels include Beautiful Mutants, Swallowing Geography and Billy & Girl. Swimming Home and Hot Milk were shortlisted for the Booker Prize, The Man Who Saw Everything was longlisted, and Black Vodka is a short-story collection. The catalogue runs from Heresies & Eva and Moses (1988) to My Year in Paris with Gertrude Stein (2026) and includes the Living Autobiography series.

Deborah Raney, born 1955, is an American writer of Christian novels and romance novels, and has written or contributed to more than 40 books. The catalogue lists 46 titles, from Beneath a Southern Sky (1996) to Who Names the Stars (2026). Series include Chicory Inn, Clayburn, Hanover Falls, the Chandler Sisters, the Natalie Camfield Legacy and A Vow to Cherish. Subjects include marriage, widowhood, family life and man-woman relationships.

Deborah Wilde writes fantasy with occult and supernatural material, and has also published as Tellulah Darling. Nava Katz, the Jezebel Files and Magic After Midlife are among Wilde's series, alongside Bedeviled AF, Blooming Goddess and Mad Queens Inc. Thirty-nine catalogued books run from Sam Cruz's Infallible Guide to Getting Girls (2012), released under the Tellulah Darling name, to Golem for Broke (2026).

Debra Clopton writes Christian western romance, cowboys, ranchers, Texas settings and amateur matchmakers. Seventy-seven books run from The Trouble With Lacy Brown (2005), also published as Dream with Me, Cowboy, to Another Billionaire Cowboy's Marriage Of Convenience (2026). Mule Hollow is the anchor: the Mule Hollow Matchmakers, Men of Mule Hollow, New Horizon Ranch and Mule Hollow Homecoming series all share it, with Windswept Bay and Sunset Bay Romance alongside. Many titles carry two names.

Debra Webb, born 1958, is an American author of suspense novels and a USA Today bestseller. The catalogue credits Webb with 180 books from 1999 to 2026, starting with Tempting Trace (1999). Series include Colby Agency, Faces of Evil, Undertaker's Daughter, Shades of Death, Lookout Mountain Mysteries and Winchester, Tennessee. Subjects cover romantic suspense, private investigators, serial murderers and missing persons. The Woman I've Become (2026) is the newest title.

Jake Cashen is the series Declan James writes, and nearly every title points at a crime: Kill Season and Murder in the Hollows (2022), Bones of Echo Lake and Red Sky Hill (2023), Her Last Moment and Lethal Harvest (2024), The Whisper Girl (2025). Twelve catalogued books reach Drowned Secrets in 2026, and Watchfire Night is scheduled for 2027.

Dee Henderson is an American writer of Christian fiction in the inspirational romantic suspense genre, with writing awards and New York Times Best Seller placings. The catalogue lists 29 books between 1997 and 2019, starting with The Marriage Wish (1997). Henderson's series are O'Malley, Uncommon Heroes, Sins of the Past and Evie Blackwell Cold Case. Titles include Danger in the Shadows (1999), The Negotiator (1999) and True Devotion (2000). Betrayed (2019) is the newest, and the catalogue is listed as likely complete.

Dee MacDonald writes cozy mysteries and older-women's fiction, split between the Kate Palmer investigations, the Ally McKinley mysteries and the Connie McColl books. The Getaway Girls and The Runaway Wife both appear in 2018, followed by The Golden Oldies Guesthouse and The Silver Ladies of Penny Lane. The mystery titles name the scene of the crime: A Body in Seaview Grange, A Body in the Village Hall and A Body at the Altar. Seventeen books run to The Poison Pen Murders in 2026.

Deeanne Gist writes Christian historical romance. Ten books are catalogued, opening with A Bride Most Begrudging (2005) and closing with Tiffany Girl (2015). The novels are set in American history, with Texas, Chicago and the 1893 World's Columbian Exposition among their settings, and the Essie Spreckelmeyer books form the one series in the run.

Delaney Diamond is a romance author with 61 books in the catalogue, from The Arrangement (2010) to Maxwell (2026). Diamond's series are Latin Men, Quicksand, Brooks Family, Johnson Family, Cordoba Agency and Hawthorne Family. Titles include The Temptation of a Good Man (2011), A Hard Man to Love (2012) and The Ultimate Merger (2012). Subjects include nightclubs, management and suspense.

Delemhach has 12 catalogued books across four series: House Witch, Burning Witch, Ether Witch and the Magic Dues Trilogy. The House Witch (2022) opens the catalogue, with two further House Witch volumes and three Burning Witch books following between 2022 and 2024. The Divining Of A Devil is the most recent entry, and the catalogue is marked ongoing.

Delia Owens is an American zoologist, conservationist and author, born on April 4, 1949, and raised in southern Georgia. Owens earned a zoology degree at the University of Georgia and a PhD in animal behavior from the University of California, Davis. After marrying Mark Owens in 1973, the pair moved to southern Africa in 1974 to study animals in the Kalahari Desert and Zambia. The catalogue lists 4 books: Cry of the Kalahari (1984), The Eye of the Elephant (1992), Secrets of the Savanna (2006) and the 2018 novel Where the Crawdads Sing, the book Owens is best known for.

Delia Parr writes historical and Christian romance set largely in Pennsylvania, with midwives, mothers and daughters, and small-town congregations at the centre. At Home in Trinity follows a midwife across The Midwife's Tale, The Midwife's Choice and The Midwife's Dilemma; the Candlewood Trilogy, Home Ties Trilogy and Hearts Along the River fill out the catalogue. Nineteen books span 1995 to 2016, from Evergreen onward.

Delores Fossen writes romantic suspense and Western romance, much of it set in Texas. The catalogue counts 183 books, from Unbridled (1998) and Saddled (2001) to Crossfire Creek Takedown (2026). Series include Lawmen of Silver Creek Ranch, Appaloosa Pass Ranch, Sweetwater Ranch, Wrangler's Creek, Coldwater Texas, Lone Star Ridge, Last Ride, Texas, Marshals of Maverick County and several Hard Justice lines. Sheriffs, pregnant women and amnesia recur across the subjects.

Delta James has 276 books in the catalogue, starting with Brought to Heel in 2018. Valor on Base is dated 2026, and Hidden Truths is announced for 2027. The catalogue groups the books into series including Wayward Mates, Alaskan Tails, Mystic River Shifters, Club Southside, Otter Cove Shifters and Men of Talon Mountain. Further series names are Alpha Lords, Mercenary Masters, Tangled Vines, Men of Echo Ridge and Wild Hearts. Delta James remains an active author.

Denis Johnson

20 books

Denis Johnson was an American novelist, short story writer and poet, with nine novels, one novella, two story collections, three books of poetry, two collections of plays and one book of reportage to his name. The short story collection Jesus' Son (1992) is the best known of them. Tree of Smoke (2007) took the National Book Award for Fiction, and Train Dreams was a Pulitzer Prize finalist. The catalogue holds 20 titles, opening with Angels in 1983, and The Largesse of the Sea Maiden appeared posthumously in 2018.

Denise Grover Swank has 110 books in the catalogue, from 2011 to Last Reckoning (2026). The 2011 titles include Chosen, Here, Hunted and Twenty-Eight and a Half Wishes. Series include Rose Gardner Mystery, Rose Gardner Investigations, Magnolia Steele Mystery, Harper Adams Mystery, Carly Moore, Curse Keepers, Bluebird Bay, Asheville Brewing, Wedding Pact, Bad Luck Club and Highland Hills. Subjects range over women sleuths, suspense, romance, chick lit, sisters, missing persons, prophecies and curses.

Denise Hunter is an American writer of romance, Christian fiction and women's fiction, with more than 40 novels to that name. Hallmark adapted three Hunter novels into movies: The Convenient Groom, A December Bride and The Goodbye Bride. The catalogue holds 48 books from Stranger's Bride (1999) to Falling Into Us (2026), across series such as Kansas Brides, Chapel Springs, Blue Ridge, Summer Harbor and Bluebell Inn Romance. Hunter's awards include the Holt Medallion, the Carol Award and the Foreword Book of the Year Award.

Denise Jaden started in young adult fiction, Losing Faith (2010) and Never Enough (2012) draw on family problems, sisters and eating disorders, and later moved to cozy mystery. The Mallory Beck culinary capers, the Tabitha Chase Days of the Week mysteries and the Olivia Ocean cruise ship mysteries carry that later work. The catalogue holds 40 titles, reaching Murder in the Starlight Atrium (2026).

Denise Mina

31 books• 13 series

Denise Mina is a Scottish crime writer, born 21 August 1966 and publishing since 1996. Garnethill (1998), the debut novel, became a bestseller and took the Crime Writers' Association John Creasey Award for best debut. Exile and Resolution completed that trilogy, which follows Maureen O'Donnell, a survivor of childhood sexual abuse. Val McDermid called Mina "crime writing royalty", and Mina was central to the rise of Tartan Noir. Conviction (2019) was chosen for Reese's Book Club, and The Good Liar (2025) looks at forensic junk science and what it means for justice. The catalogue holds 31 titles, with the Alex Morrow, Paddy Meehan and Anna and Fin series plus graphic novels.

Denise Swanson is an American mystery writer. The Scumble River Mysteries are set in a fictional Illinois town, and the Devereaux's Dime Store Mysteries in a small fictional town in Missouri. Catalogue subjects name Skye Denison as a recurring fictional character and list school psychologists, murder, investigation and women sleuths. The catalogue holds 46 books running from Murder of a Small-Town Honey (2000) to Wedding Jitters and Stormy Rivers (2026). Welcome Back To Scumble River, Chef-To-Go Mysteries, Stephanie Danielson and Forever Charmed Mysteries are the other series listed. Swanson has been nominated for the Agatha Award and the Mary Higgins Clark Award.

Denise Williams has 10 catalogued books published between 2020 and 2026. The run opens with How To Fail at Flirting (2020) and continues through The Fastest Way To Fall (2021), Do You Take This Man (2022), Technically Yours (2023) and Just Our Luck (2025) to The Re-Do List (2026). Two groupings hold the catalogue: a set of standalone novels and the Airport Novellas. Williams remains actively publishing.

Dennis Carstens writes the Marc Kadella legal mysteries, a Minnesota courtroom series in which most titles pair a modifier with the word justice: Desperate Justice (2013), The Key to Justice (2013), Media Justice (2014), Certain Justice (2015), Delayed Justice (2016), Personal Justice (2016) and Political Justice (2017). Twenty-three books reach Reprieved Justice (2025).

Hard science fiction on a large scale is Dennis E. Taylor's register. A Canadian writer and former computer programmer, Taylor builds stories around artificial intelligence and the human condition. Bobiverse and Quantum Earth are Taylor's two series. The 14 catalogued books begin with Outland (2015) and reach The Infinite Extent (2026), and publication continues.

Dennis Lehane

19 books• 7 series

Dennis Lehane, born August 4, 1965, is an American novelist and screenwriter. Lehane's first several novels formed a mystery series with recurring characters, among them A Drink Before the War (1994). Patrick Kenzie and Angela Gennaro, both private investigators, are named in the subject tags. Mystic River, Shutter Island, Gone, Baby, Gone and Live by Night were each filmed under the same title, and the short story Animal Rescue became the 2014 film The Drop. The catalogue counts 19 books up to Small Mercies (2023), including the Coughlin novels, graphic novels and standalone fiction.

Dennis Taylor writes science fiction about artificial intelligence and the colonisation of space. Four books are catalogued: We Are Legion (2017), For We Are Many (2017), All These Worlds (2017) and Heaven's River (2020). Space flight, space warfare, planets and the extinction of the human race are the recorded subjects. Nothing has followed 2020.

Dennis Wheatley

71 books• 7 series

Dennis Wheatley was an English writer of thrillers and occult novels, and among the world's best-selling authors from the 1930s to the 1960s. Series in the catalogue are Black Magic, Roger Brook, Gregory Sallust, Julian Day, Lost World and Molly Fountain, with Roger Brook and the Duke de Richleau as recurring characters. Titles include The Forbidden Territory (1933), The Devil Rides Out (1934), The Eunuch of Stamboul (1935) and They Found Atlantis (1936). The catalogue holds 71 books, from Such Power Is Dangerous (1933) to The Deception Planners (1980).

Scotland is where Denzil Meyrick sets his crime fiction - police work, organised crime and murder, with islands among the settings. DCI Daley heads the main series, opening with Whisky From Small Glasses (2012) and running through The Last Witness (2014), Dark Suits and Sad Songs (2015) and The Rat Stone Serenade (2016). Tales from Kinloch and the Frank Grasby Mysteries sit alongside. Twenty-five titles are catalogued, reaching The Mistletoe Wedding Murders in 2026.

Deon Meyer

23 books• 6 series

South Africa is the setting for Deon Meyer's crime novels. Benny Griessel heads the main series, with Mat Joubert, Lemmer and Thobela Mpayipheli leading the others, and Dead Before Dying (1999) opens the catalogue. Twenty-four books reach Leo in 2025, taking in missing persons, kidnapping, cold cases and vigilante justice.

Norwegian by Night (2012) opens Derek B. Miller's catalogue of 7 books, which reaches The Curse of Pietro Houdini in 2024. Two series run through it: the Sheldon Horowitz novels and the Sigrid Ødegård novels, with Norway among the recorded settings. Miller is an American novelist who also works as a specialist in international affairs, and the fiction takes in journalists, veterans, missing persons and the aftermath of war.

Derek Landy

37 books• 6 series

Derek Landy has 37 books in the catalogue, starting with Scepter of the Ancients (2007), also published as Skulduggery Pleasant, and reaching A Soul Full of Shadows (2026). The subject headings list Skulduggery Pleasant, a character called Stephanie, wizards and magic, and file the books as children's fantasy with humour. Landy is an Irish author and screenwriter, also known for the Demon Road series, and has written comic book series for Marvel Comics since 2018.

Dervla McTiernan is an Irish-Australian crime novelist. McTiernan's novels include the four-book Cormac Reilly series and standalone novels, plus audio novellas. The Murder Rule and What Happened to Nina? are both in development for the screen, and McTiernan's books have sold more than one million copies. The catalogue lists 12 titles from The Ruin (2018) to 2027, with The Black Dove set for that year. Cold cases, murder and Ireland are among the subjects.

Desirée has 36 books catalogued between 2014 and 2023. Subject tags set the work among African American characters in Atlanta, Georgia, with dysfunctional families, brothers and love triangles recurring. A Cry for Help: Who's Listening? and the first four For the Love of ATL books all date from 2014, followed by The Carter Boys and The Carter Girls in 2015. Other headings include Not Another Thug Story, Tuesday, Bruh Man, Skye Indie Film and a non-fiction list. The newest listed title is The Love Child (2023), and the Desirée listing is dormant.

Desmond Bagley (29 October 1923 to 12 April 1983) was an English journalist and novelist, known mainly for bestselling thrillers. Together with British writers such as Hammond Innes and Alistair MacLean, Bagley set conventions for the thriller: an ordinary but tough and resourceful hero facing villains bent on destruction and chaos. The catalogue lists 17 books, opening with The Golden Keel (1963) and including High Citadel (1965), Landslide (1967), The Freedom Trap (1971) and Snow Tiger (1975). Max Stafford is the series listed, and Domino Island (2019) is the latest catalogued title.

Desmond Cole is a Canadian journalist, activist, author and broadcaster based in Toronto. Cole wrote a column for the Toronto Star and has written for The Walrus, NOW Magazine, Torontoist, The Tyee, Toronto Life and BuzzFeed, and hosted a Newstalk 1010 radio show from 2015 to 2020. His activism on police carding and systemic racism drew national attention and a 2017 CBC documentary. Cole's one catalogued book is The Skin We're In: A Year of Black Resistance and Power (2020).

Devney Perry writes contemporary and small-town romance, with romantic suspense also among the recorded subjects. Born and raised in Montana and now living in Washington, Perry publishes contemporary romance under a second name, Willa Nash. The catalogue holds 62 books, opening with The Coppersmith Farmhouse (2017) and reaching Rites of the Starling (2026), and Seven and the Swift is dated 2027. Jamison Valley, Clifton Forge, Lark Cove, Calamity Montana, Haven River Ranch and The Edens are among the series under the Perry name.