Authors whose first name starts with D, page 7 of 12

David Weber

90 books• 23 series

David Mark Weber, born October 24, 1952, is an American writer of science fiction and fantasy. The Honor Harrington books are his best-known work, and his first novel, written with Steve White, sold to Baen Books in 1989; Baen has remained his principal publisher. Weber's catalogue holds 90 titles from Insurrection (1990) to Challenges (2025), spanning the Honorverse, Safehold, War God, Dahak and Gordian Division series. Space warfare, women soldiers and imaginary wars and battles run through the recorded subjects.

Horror is David Wellington's field. The American writer, born 1971, is best known for a Zombie trilogy and also publishes science fiction under the name D. Nolan Clark. Monster Island (2004) opens the 27-book catalogue, with Monster Nation the same year and Monster Planet in 2006. Vampires, zombies, werewolves, witches, knights and thieves appear in the subject records, along with the fictitious character Laura Caxton. Laura Caxton, Jim Chapel, Ancient Blades Trilogy, Red Space and Cheyenne Clark are the series credited to Wellington, whose most recent title is Erebus-13 (2026).

David Williams wrote the Mark Treasure mysteries, and a second series featuring Inspector Merlin Parry. Catalogue subjects include bankers, police and England. The catalogue holds 24 books from Unholy Writ (1976) to Practise to Deceive (2003). Treasure by Degrees (1977), Murder for Treasure (1981), Wedding Treasure (1985) and Treasure in Roubles (1987) belong to the Treasure run. Murder in Advent (1985) sits outside the Treasure titles.

David Willis McCullough published eight catalogued books between 1984 and 2004. Great Detectives (1984) is the earliest and The Unending Mystery A Journey Through Labyrinths And Mazes (2004) the latest, with American Childhoods (1987), Think on Death (1991), Point No-Point (1993), Three Score and Ten (1996), Chronicles of the Barbarians (1998) and Wars Of The Irish Kings (2000) between them. The catalogue groups the work as David Willis McCullough Non-Fiction alongside a Ziza Todd series, and files subjects for history, biography, anthologies, and American and English detective and mystery stories.

David Wiltse is an American novelist and playwright with 14 plays and many screenplays and teleplays, including the CBS series Ladies Man. The Wiltse book list holds 22 titles from Suggs (1972) to SCRAMBLE! (2010). The John Becker series is a set of thrillers, with government investigators, the FBI, Nebraska and serial murders among the subjects. Prayer for the Dead (1991) and Close to the Bone (1992) are two of the titles, and Wiltse also writes the Billy Tree series.

David Wingrove, born 1954, is a British science fiction writer known for the Chung Kuo novels, set in the imagined place of that name. Wingrove co-wrote the three Myst novels with Rand and Robyn Miller, and a Chung Kuo Recasting sequence and Roads to Moscow complete the series list. The catalogue holds 29 books from The Immortals of Science Fiction (1980) to Beneath the Tree of Heaven (2020), among them The Middle Kingdom (1989), The Broken Wheel (1990) and Days of Bitter Strength (1995). The volumes are long, at a median of 480 pages.

Marcus Corvinus, an investigator in ancient Rome, carries David Wishart's historical mystery series. The early titles take Roman figures as their subjects: I, Virgil (1995), Ovid (1995), Nero (1996), Germanicus (1997), Sejanus (1998). Later books turn to cases, among them Old Bones (2000), Last Rites (2001) and White Murder (2002). An Angus series sits beside the Roman run, with whiskey among its subjects. The catalogue holds 28 books reaching Dead Mens Sandals (2020), at a median of 294 pages.

David Wong is the pen name of Jason Pargin, an American humour writer born in 1975 and executive editor of the comedy site Cracked.com. Two series carry the fiction: John Dies at the End, a horror comedy that began in 2007, and the Zoey Ashe books. Eight titles are catalogued through 2026, the later ones - among them If This Book Exists, You're in the Wrong Universe (2022) and There Are No Giant Crabs in This Novel of Giant Crabs (2026) - published as Jason Pargin. A film of John Dies at the End appeared in 2012.

Dane Maddock is the recurring lead of David Wood's adventure thrillers, and the Dane Maddock Universe heads the twelve series catalogued here. Wood has 81 books published between 2004 and 2025, opening with Dourado (2004) and reaching The Gray Ghost (2025) by way of The Silver Serpent (2007), Cibola (2009), Icefall (2011) and Buccaneer (2012). Bones Bonebrake Adventures, Brock Stone Adventures, Jade Ihara Adventure, Sam Aston Investigations and the Myrmidon Files sit alongside. Treasure troves, antiquities, horror and adventure carry the books.

David Wood and various authors is a shared credit for 10 action thrillers catalogued from 2004 to 2026. Dourado (2004) is the earliest title, followed by Cibola (2009), Icefall (2011) and Quest (2011). Later books include Serpent (2020), Eden Quest (2022) and Roswell Incident (2025). Kingdom of Pirates (2026) is the newest, and median length is 192 pages.

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.

David Zindell is an American writer of science fiction and fantasy, born on November 28, 1952. Zindell's series are the Neverness Cycle and the Ea Cycle. For David Zindell books in order, the catalogue lists 13 titles from Neverness (1988) through The Broken God (1992), The Wild (1995) and War in Heaven (1998) to The Orca's Song (2021). The Lightstone (2001) and Black Jade (2005) are also listed, and subjects include epic fantasy, talismans and prophecies.

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.

Davis Dresser's catalogue holds 14 books dated from 1934 to 1952. Dry-Gulch Adams and Mardi Gras Madness both appear in 1934, and Charlie Dell/A Time to Remember (1952) is the latest title. Ladies of Chance (1936), Boss of the Lazy 9 (1937), Mustang Mesa (1937), The Tenderfoot Kid (1939) and Maverick's Return (1947) fall in between. No series is recorded for Dresser, and the catalogue treats the list as likely complete.

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 Kurtagich

9 books• 2 series

Dawn Kurtagich, born 4 November 1986, writes psychological horror and young adult fiction. Kurtagich lives in Wales and grew up in several countries, mostly in South Africa. A first novel came in 2012, written while Kurtagich was recovering from a liver transplant and drawing on that experience and on knowing someone with dissociative identity disorder. The catalogue holds 9 books, from The Dead House (2015) to The Seventh Sister and The Wellness Retreat (2026), with Teeth in the Mist (2019), Blood on the Wind and The Madness (2024) and The Thorns (2025) in between. Recorded subjects include horror stories, dissociative disorders, demonology, witches and ghosts.

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 McMillan writes picture books and educational material for children and comes from New Zealand. McMillan became a Member of the New Zealand Order of Merit in December 2025 for services to children's literature. The catalogue lists 14 books from 2014 to 2026, including I Need a New Butt! (2014), Seagull Sid and the Naughty Things His Seagulls Did (2014) and The Easter Bunny Needs a New Butt! (2026). Subjects include rhyming and humorous stories.

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.

Dawn O'Porter is credited on 9 catalogued books, which the subjects file as young adult and children's fiction alongside fashion and retro style. The run opens with Paper Airplanes (2013) and reaches Hungry Eyes (2026), with Goose (2014), This Old Thing (2014), The Cows (2017), So Lucky (2019), Cat Lady (2022) and Honeybee (2024) in between. The Paper Aeroplanes series is recorded under this name. Subjects also record high schools, friendship and love. O'Porter remains actively publishing.

Dawn Ryder writes romance, with subjects covering romantic suspense, erotica and historical romance. The 14 catalogued books run from Improper (2007) to Don't Look Back (2018), and the Rock Band series is among them. Other titles include Hunter's Catch (2008), Filthy Rich (2015), Rock Steady (2016) and Dare You to Run (2016). Subjects also list undercover operations and special operations.

Dayton Ward

42 books• 18 series

Dayton Ward is an American science fiction author, born in 1967, known mainly for Star Trek novels and short stories. Ward's fiction began in the Strange New Worlds anthology, with a story in each of its first three volumes, which under the anthology's rules ended Ward's eligibility; later writers who matched the feat were said to have earned a Wardy. The catalogue holds 42 books published between 2001 and 2026, from Interphase, Part 1 (2001) to To Defy Fate (2026). Starships, interplanetary voyages and space warfare are the recurring subjects. Kevin Dilmore is credited alongside Ward on 12 titles, and the Last World War and 24 series sit beside the Star Trek work.

Dea Poirier writes psychological suspense. Eight catalogued books appeared between 2019 and 2023, opening with Beneath the Ashes and Next Girl to Die in 2019 and closing with Have You Seen Her? and The Marriage Counselor in 2023. Detective Harlow Durant and Calderwood Cases are the two series in Poirier's catalogue. The median book runs to 302 pages, and nothing has been added since 2023.

Deacon Frost has published 27 books since 2021, starting with Accidental Incubus. The catalogue spreads across 7 series: Otherworld Academy, Otherworld Adventures, Avalar Explored, Rider's Dragon, Hollow Earth Apocalypse, Singularity Tower and Dungeons of Underhill. Titles such as Leviathan Below, Shade Sovereign and Tempest Tide arrived in 2022. Broken Trust (2026) is the newest listed book, and Deacon Frost is still publishing.

Dean Crawford writes thrillers. Ethan Warner is the recurring lead, and murder, investigation, secrecy and disaster supply the plots. The catalogue holds 35 books published between 2011 and 2019, opening with Covenant (2011) and closing with Event Horizon (2019). Warner & Lopez, Ethan Warner, Atlantia, Old Ironsides, Power Reads, the Holo Sapiens Saga, Alya Fox and Tyler Griffin are the listed series. No title is listed after 2019.

Dean Ing wrote science fiction and techno-thrillers. Soft Targets (1979) opens a catalogue of 31 titles that takes in the Quantrill survivalist novels, the Kyle Corbett aerospace books and contributions to Man-Kzin. Ing served in the United States Air Force as an interceptor crew chief, worked as an aerospace engineer, and taught at university holding a doctorate in communications theory. Collaborations ran with Jerry Pournelle, S. M. Stirling and Leik Myrabo, and after Mack Reynolds died in 1983 Ing finished several manuscripts Reynolds left unfinished. Nuclear warfare, survivalism and espionage run through the listed subjects. Ing lived from 1931 to 2020.

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 Foster is the credit on 9 catalogued books published between 2007 and 2025. The first of them, A History of Hangings in Nova Scotia (2007), gives the catalogue its subjects: history, hanging, murder and murder in Canada. The rest of the listing runs Broken Ivy (2011), Raven's Blood (2021), Fortunes of Madness (2022), Christmas with a Bang! (2023), Will of the Magic Realm (2023), A Pocket Full of Blood (2024), Post Mortem Management (2025) and Shadow's Grace (2025). Foster is still publishing.

Deanna L. Rowley has 80 books in the catalogue, all dated from 2020 to 2026. Aimee's Dilemma, Bourbon Blaze, Colt's Quest and Hank's Mission are among the 2020 titles, and Raymond's Forever is the newest. Deanna L. Rowley's series are Broken Wheel Ranch, Boswell Group, Spies, Lies and Rides, CAPE Investigations, Not Her, Tainted Shield MC, Ronnie's Meadow, Love Found and Charli's Challenges.

Deanna Lynn Sletten writes historical fiction, romance, mystery and suspense. Three series organise part of the catalogue, Lake Harriet, Kiss A Cowboy and Rachel Emery, while standalone titles such as Maggie's Turn, Widow, Virgin, Whore and Summer of the Loon account for the rest. Sletten's 32 books open with Outlaw Heroes in 2001, build through the 2010s, and reach The Mrs. Astor in 2026 at a median of 260 pages.

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.

Deanndra Hall writes romance, and the catalogue holds 69 books from 2013 to 2025. The earliest titles include Becca and Greg at 314 Harper's Cove and Karen and Brett at 326 Harper's Cove, both from 2013. Hall's series include Harper's Cove, Bluegrass Dynasty, Bluegrass Bravery, Bliss, Appalachian STAR, Witch of Endor and Maisey Friedman Mystery. Coat of Many Colors (2025) is the latest release.

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 Baker, born in 1953, is an American mystery writer from the Upper Peninsula of Michigan, with three mystery series to the Baker name: Gertie Johnson: Yooper Mysteries, the Queen Bee Mysteries and Gretchen Birch. Murder, investigation, doll collecting and beekeeping appear in the recorded subjects, as do Wisconsin and Scotland. Gertie Johnson is listed among the characters. The catalogue holds 23 books from Dolled Up for Murder (2006) to Be Still My Bleating Heart (2019), a run marked likely complete.

Deb Caletti, an American author born June 16, 1963, writes young adult and adult fiction set in the Pacific Northwest. Caletti was a National Book Award finalist and received a Michael L. Printz Honor, the Washington State Book Award and the Josette Frank Award. Random House published He's Gone (2013), the first Caletti novel for adults. The catalogue holds 23 books from The Queen of Everything (2002) to You, Me, and Infinity (2026), including The Nature of Jade (2007).

Deb Kastner writes Christian and inspirational romance, including western and contemporary stories with cowboys, single parents and Texas among the subjects. The catalogue holds 39 books from A Holiday Prayer (1998) to Bonding with the Babies (2024). Series include Cowboy Country, E-mail Order Brides, Serendipity Sweethearts and Rocky Mountain Family. Daddy's Home (1999) and Black Hills Bride (2000) are among the early titles.

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.

Deb Pines has 12 catalogued books from In the Shadow of Death (2013) to Caught in the Snare (2024), and continues to publish. Mimi Goldman Chautauqua Mysteries is the series attached to Pines. Titles in between include Where's the Beef? (2014), Gone Fishin' (2016), Vengeance Is Mine (2018), Crooked Paths (2020) and Wicked Schemes (2022).

Debbi Mack writes the Sam McRae Mystery and Erica Jensen Mystery series. The catalogue holds 10 books from Identity Crisis (2004) to Fatal Connections (2021), with a median length of 235 pages. Least Wanted (2011), Riptide (2012), Five Uneasy Pieces (2013), Invisible Me (2014), Deep Six (2015) and The Planck Factor (2016) are among the titles, and Damaged Goods is dated 2020. Subjects include murder, gangs and internet pornography.

Debbi Michiko Florence

33 books• 5 series

Debbi Michiko Florence, born in 1964 or 1965, is an American children's writer. The Jasmine Toguchi chapter books, which begin with Jasmine Toguchi, Mochi Queen (2017), are the best known part of the catalogue. Florence also writes My Furry Foster Family, Dorothy and Toto and Last Chance Academy, and the listing opens with activity books on China (2008) and Japan (2009). Subjects record Japanese Americans, families, best friends, friendship and humorous stories. The catalogue runs to 33 books, reaching The Mastermind's Trap in 2026.

The catalogue credits Debbi Rawlins with 61 romance books, from Marriage Incorporated (1995) to To Trust a Rancher (2018). Subjects include contemporary, western and erotic romance, cowboys, ranchers, Montana and Harlequin Blaze, and Made in Montana appears as a linked series name. Early titles include The Outlaw and the City Slicker and The Cowboy and the Centerfold (both 1996) and Marry Me, Baby (1997). Series include Stolen From Time, Trueblood, Texas, One Last Fling and Texas Sheikhs, and the catalogue is marked likely complete.

Debbie Behan is credited on nine catalogued books, published between 2012 and 2020. Cassandra Goddess of Harmony (2012) opens the list and Soulcasters (2020) closes it, with Caitlin Goddess of Peace (2014), Alina Eternal (2015), Immortal Espionage (2015), The Adventures of Bray and Zac (2016), Caitlin II Masquerade Magic (2018), Little Champions of Helios (2018) and Utopian Folktales (2018) between. The catalogue groups the books as the Magical Cosmic collection. Volumes run to a median of 510 pages.

Debbie Burke is the author of the Tawny Lindholm series. Titles listed under Burke include Instrument of the Devil (2017), Stalking Midas (2019), Dead Man's Bluff (2020), Eyes in the Sky (2020) and Icarus Flies Home (2020). The Villain's Journey (2025) is the newest catalogued title, and Burke is still publishing.

Rescue dogs and animal shelters are subject headings on Debbie Burns's books, which the catalogue files under contemporary and paranormal romance. The 10 listed books run from A New Leash on Love (2017) to Bigger Than Us (2025). For the Debbie Burns books in order, My Forever Home and Sit, Stay, Love (2018), Love at First Bark (2019), Head Over Paws (2020), Summer by the River (2021), To Be Loved by You and You're My Home (2022) and Home Is Where Your Bark Is (2024) come between them. A group of standalone novels is also listed. Burns is still publishing.

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.

Debra S. Dadey, born May 18, 1959 in Morganfield, Kentucky, is an American writer and co-writer of 162 books. Seventy-four of those are Bailey School Kids titles written with Marcia Jones, split into 51 in the main Adventures of the Bailey School Kids sequence, 9 Jr. Chapter Books and 14 Special Editions. Dadey taught first grade and worked as a librarian before writing full time, and the award-winning books for reluctant readers carry imprints including Scholastic, Tor/Starscape, Hyperion, Delacorte and Bloomsbury USA. This listing holds 48 titles from 1995 to 2022, with Marcia Thornton Jones credited on 2. Mermaid Tales, Marty, Swamp Monster in the Third Grade and Slime Wars are the series on record.

Debbie De Louise writes mysteries in two series, Cobble Cove Mystery and Buttercup Bend Mysteries. A Stone's Throw (2015) opens the catalogue, and stone keeps turning up in the early titles: Between a Rock and a Hard Place (2016), The Seashell and the Stone (2017) and Written in Stone (2017). The 32 catalogued books reach Looking for Lucy (2026).

Debbie Herbert writes paranormal romance and romantic suspense. The catalogue lists 19 books published between 2013 and 2022, opening with Siren's Secret (2013) and closing at The Hollow (2022). Mermaids, murder, police investigation and Harlequin Nocturne all appear among the subject headings. Four series carry the Herbert credit: Dark Seas, Appalachian Magic, Lavender Mountain and Normal, Alabama.

Debbie Howells is a suspense and thriller author with 17 books catalogued from 2013 to 2025. Wildflowers (2013) comes first, followed by The Bones of You (2015) and The Beauty of the End (2016). Part of the Silence and The Death Of Her arrived in 2017, and The Stepdaughter and The Vow in 2020. Subjects include murder investigation, women sleuths, family secrets, England and Cornwall. For One Moment With You (2025) is the newest title, and Debbie Howells is still publishing.

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.

Debbie Rigaud has 8 catalogued titles running from 2009 to 2022, filed under children's fiction. Perfect Shot (2009) is the earliest. A group of Project books follows, Project Middle School (2019), Project Animal Rescue (2020), Project Class President (2020) and Project Go Green (2021), alongside Truly Madly Royally (2019), Simone Breaks All the Rules (2021) and A Girl's Guide to Love & Magic (2022). Subjects record schools, students, science projects, friendship, self-confidence, individuality, dating, African Americans and New Jersey. Rigaud is credited alone on each book.

Nine books carry the Debbie Rix credit, published between 2015 and 2024. The run opens with The Girl with Emerald Eyes, also issued as Secrets of the Tower (2015), and reaches The Telegram (2024). In between sit Daughters of the Silk Road (2016), The Silk Weaver's Wife (2017), The Photograph (2018), The Secret Letter (2019), The Italian Girls (2020), The German Wife (2022) and The German Mother (2023). Books appear at intervals averaging about a year, and Rix remains actively publishing.

Debbie Viguié, an American author born in 1973, co-wrote the Wicked series with Nancy Holder. The catalogue lists 71 Viguié books from 2003 to 2026, starting with Curse, Legacy, Midnight Pearls and Spellbound in 2003. Subject tags include vampires, witches, werewolves, murder and Christian life. The Fall of Candy Corn, The Summer of Cotton Candy and The Winter of Candy Canes all appeared in 2008. Series include Psalm 23 Mysteries, Kiss Trilogy, Sweet Seasons, Wolf Springs Chronicles and Salty Tale Mystery, and one book is shared with Constance M. Burge.

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.