Authors whose first name starts with D, page 8 of 12

Debby Giusti writes inspirational romance and suspense. Recorded subjects across the 29 catalogued books include Christian romance, the Amish, crime, murder, investigation, officers and medical research personnel. The run opens in 2007 with Countdown to Death, Nowhere To Hide and Scared to Death, and ends with Amish Blast Investigation (2023). Giusti's series are Military Investigators, Amish Protectors and Magnolia Medical, and all 29 titles are credited to Giusti alone.

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 Adams is the author of the Jesus Creek Mystery series, with 10 books catalogued from 1991 to 2018. All the Great Pretenders (1991) is the first. All the Crazy Winters, All the Dark Disguises, All the Hungry Mothers, All the Deadly Beloved, All the Blood Relations and All the Dirty Cowards follow, and All The Ice-Cold Blood (2018) is the newest. Subjects include the imaginary place Jesus Creek, Tennessee, women innkeepers and psychic detectives.

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 Carr is the author behind the Mrs Boots series. Titles on the list run from Broken Faces (2015) to The Witching Hour (2025), and include The Poppy Field (2018), Mrs Boots (2020), Mrs Boots of Pelham Street (2020), An Island at War (2021), Mrs Boots Goes to War (2021), The Beekeeper’s War (2022) and The Poppy Sisters (2023). Read in publication order, Deborah Carr's books start with Broken Faces. The author is marked as still publishing.

Deborah Ann Challinor is a New Zealand historian and novelist, appointed a Member of the New Zealand Order of Merit in 2018 for literature and historical research. The catalogue lists 22 books from Grey Ghosts (1998) to 2026, covering fiction and non-fiction. Vietnam War veterans and personal narratives appear among the subjects. Fiction series include Convict Girls, Tatty Crowe, Kitty/Smuggler's Wife and Children Of War Trilogy. Black Velvet and Vengeance is the newest title.

Deborah Chester, born 1957, is an American author of more than 40 books, most of them science fiction and fantasy novels. Chester started with romance novels before moving into other genres, and wrote novels tied to the television series Alien Chronicles and Earth 2. Chester holds the John Crain Presidential Professorship at the University of Oklahoma, teaching writing in the Gaylord College of Journalism and Mass Communication, and Jim Butcher names Chester as a primary mentor. The catalogue lists 44 books from A Love So Wild (1979) to Fiction Formula Plotting (2017), and Omcri Matrix (1987) appeared as Jay Blakeney.

Dragons are Deborah Cooke's territory. The Dragonfire books open with Kiss of Fire (2008) and continue through Kiss of Fury, Kiss of Fate, Winter Kiss, Whisper Kiss and Darkfire Kiss, with DragonFate, Dragons Of Incendium, the Dragon Diaries Trilogy and the Dragon Legion Novellas beside them. 57 catalogued books reach Just for Tonight (2026). Flatiron Five Fitness and Heroes of Harte's Harbor turn to contemporary romance. The median book runs 299 pages.

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 Fletcher Mello writes African American romance, including contemporary romance and romantic suspense. The 50 catalogued books run from Take Me to Heart (2003) to Colton's Blizzard Hideout (2024). Mello's series include Stallion Brothers, Boudreaux Family, To Serve and Seduce, Just Desserts, Sultry Southern Nights, Bad Boys of Boulder and Sorority Detectives. Stallion titles in the list include Tame a Wild Stallion (2008) and To Love a Stallion (2008).

Deborah Garner is a mystery writer with 26 catalogued books from 2012 to 2025. Above the Bridge (2012) is the first, and Sleigh Bells at Moonglow (2025) the most recent. Garner's work divides into three series: the Paige MacKenzie Mystery books, the Sadie Kramer Flair books such as A Flair for Chardonnay (2016), and the Moonglow Christmas stories that began with The Moonglow Cafe (2014).

Deborah Grace White writes for young adult readers. The catalogue holds 29 books published between 2020 and 2025, opening with Dragon's Slight (2020) and reaching Ties of Dust (2025). Five series are recorded: the Kyona Chronicles, Kingdom Tales, Singer Tales, the Vazula Chronicles and Heartsong. White holds the sole credit on all 29 titles and is still publishing.

Deborah Gregory writes the Cheetah Girls and Catwalk series for young readers. African American teenage girls, singers, friendship, sisters and shopping are among the subjects of the 23 books. At least ten Gregory titles appeared in 1999 and 2000, such as Wishing on a Star, Growl Power! and Woof, There It Is. Rip the Runway (2016) is the last title listed.

Deborah Hale writes historical romance, with 40 books catalogued from 1999 to 2023. Subjects include medieval and Regency romance, knights and knighthood, the Middle Ages, England, the upper class and betrothal. A Gentleman of Substance and My Lord Protector are the 1999 titles, followed by Border Bride (2002), Highland Rogue (2004) and The Destined Queen (2005). Hale's series are Glass Slipper Brides, Glass Slipper Chronicles, Queen's Quests, Gentlemen of Fortune, Bachelors of Bruton Street and Perils of Matchmaking. Scandal Comes to Town (2023) is the newest title.

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 Hopkinson, born February 4, 1952, is an American children's author of more than seventy books, chiefly historical fiction, nonfiction and picture books. The catalogue lists 72 Hopkinson titles from Pearl Harbor (1991) to World War II Close Up (2024), with a median of 64 pages. Birdie's Lighthouse (1996), Maria's Comet (1999), Fannie in the Kitchen (2001) and Girl Wonder (2003) come from the earlier run. Subject tags include frontier and pioneer life, African Americans, immigrants and lighthouses, and series include Prairie Skies, Klondike Kid and Deadliest.

Deborah J. Ledford's 11 catalogued books span 2009 to 2024, beginning with Staccato (2009). The catalogue credits Ledford with two series, Smoky Mountain Inquest and Eva "Lightning Dance" Duran. Snare (2010), Crescendo (2013), Screaming Horses (2013), Causing Chaos (2015) and Cuba Bound (2023) are among the titles. Havoc (2024) is the newest book, and Ledford's listing is marked ongoing.

Deborah J. Ross is an American author of science fiction and fantasy, born in April 1947, who has also published as Deborah Wheeler. The Wheeler name appears on the catalogue's earliest title, Jaydium (1993), and on Northlight (1995). Ross has 19 catalogued books running to Among Friends (2021), and the Seven-Petaled Shield is the series on record, alongside a set of related short stories and novellas. Listed subjects include magic, revenge, widows and women miners. The catalogue marks Ross as dormant.

Deborah Jay has 8 books in the catalogue, published between 2013 and 2025. Desprite Measures and The Prince's Man both appeared in 2013. Sprite Night (2015), The Prince's Son (2016), The Spy and the Lady (2018), The Prince's Protégé (2019), The Prince's Heir (2021) and Fragile (2025) follow. The Caledonian Sprite series is catalogued under the name. Titles arrive at an average gap of under two years, and the catalogue remains open.

Deborah LeBlanc is an American horror author, born in Lafayette, Louisiana and raised in Scott, a small town to its west. From 2006 to 2010 LeBlanc held the presidency of the Horror Writers Association. Outside publishing, LeBlanc has worked as an oil company sales representative and as an executive vice-president at a transportation company, and founded two companies of her own, one in fuel and one in management consultation for funeral service. The catalogue lists 14 books from Family Inheritance (2004) to The Tinkerbell Effect (2019), with the Triad Witches and Nonie Broussard Ghost Tracker series among them.

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 M. Hathaway is credited with 21 books published between 2015 and 2026. When Two Rivers Meet (2015) opens the catalogue and Autumn Kissed (2026) is the newest entry, with To Warm a Wintered Heart (2016), Behind the Light of Golowduyn (2019), For the Lady of Lowena (2019), On the Shores of Tregalwen (2019), Near the Ruins of Penharrow (2020) and The Cottage by Coniston (2020) among the titles. Cornish Romance and Men of the Isles are the two series recorded, and Hathaway remains actively publishing.

Deborah Moggach

21 books

Deborah Moggach, born Deborah Hough on 28 June 1948, is an English novelist, playwright and screenwriter credited with 19 novels. Tulip Fever (1999) became a 2017 film, and These Foolish Things (2004) was adapted as The Best Exotic Marigold Hotel (2011). Moggach wrote the screenplay for Pride and Prejudice (2005). The catalogue records 21 books from You Must Be Sisters (1978) to Fool for Love: The Selected Short Stories (2023), including The Ex-Wives (1993).

Deborah Morgan is the author of the Antique Lover series. Catalogue subjects for the name include mystery and detective fiction, antique dealers, antique collecting, art collections and the fictitious character Jeff Talbot. Titles from this part of the catalogue include Death is a Cabaret (2001), The Weedless Widow (2002), The Marriage Casket (2003), Four on the Floor (2004) and The Majolica Murders (2006).

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 Smith's catalogued work runs through The Kitchen Charmer (2017). Just a Little Bit Guilty (1987) is followed by California Royale, Caught by Surprise, Hold on Tight and Jed's Sweet Revenge (all 1988). Series include Cherokee Trilogy, MacBrides, Waterlilies, Crossroads Café Universe, Douglas Kincaid and Proud Surrender. Subjects include romance fiction, families, widows, secrets and the motion picture industry.

Deborah Turner Harris, born 4 March 1951, is an American fantasy author, recorded in the sourced text as best known for collaborations with Katherine Kurtz. Nine books are catalogued under the name, from Gauntlet of Malice and The Burning Stone (both 1987) to The Temple and the Crown (2016). Mages Of Garillon and Caledon are the series grouped here. Catalogue subjects record the imaginary places Garillon and Caledon, Scotland, the Scottish War of Independence, the Templars, the Stone of Scone and the character Adam Sinclair.

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).

Deborah Wiles is a children's book author, born May 5, 1953, in Mobile, Alabama. Each Little Bird That Sings, the second Wiles novel, was a 2005 National Book Award finalist, and the documentary novel Revolution reached the same shortlist in 2014. Wiles holds the 2004 PEN/Phyllis Naylor Working Writer Fellowship and the 2005 E.B. White Read-Aloud Award. The catalogue lists 14 books from Freedom Summer (2001) to Bobby: A Story of Robert F. Kennedy (2022), including the Aurora County and Sixties Trilogy series.

Deborah Zemke writes humorous children's books, and the catalogue lists 12 of them from The Way It Happened (1988) to The Tree and Me (2019). Zemke's series is Bea Garcia. Subjects include friendship, drawing, dogs, Hispanic Americans and lift-the-flap books. Other titles are Don't Feed the Babysitter to Your Boa Constrictor (2006), How to Win Friends and Influence Creatures (2009) and The Curse of Einstein's Pencil (2017).

Debra Burroughs is the author of the Paradise Valley Mystery and Jenessa Jones Mystery series, with 16 books catalogued between 2011 and 2020. She Had No Choice (2011) is the earliest and The Season of Lies (2020) the latest. The word Lies recurs in sampled titles such as The Chain of Lies (2012), The Scent of Lies (2012) and The Color of Lies (2013). Private investigators, murder, suspense and romance are the listed subjects.

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 Dier writes historical romance. Catalogue subjects record Victorian romance, the New York Gilded Age, westerns and love stories, with a mythological strand that takes in Atlantis and the search for a lost city. The 14 catalogued books run from Shadow of the Storm and Surrender the Dream, both 1993, through Lord Savage (1996), MacLaren's Bride (1996) and Saint's Temptation (1998), to A Twist of Fate (2014). Marlow is the one series recorded. Dier has attributed the long gap in publication to the demands of motherhood and the death of a parent, and has noted readers who assumed the author had died.

Demons, angels and imps drive Debra Dunbar's urban fantasy. The Imp World series opens with A Demon Bound and Imp in 2012 and grows into Templar, Half-Breed, California Demon and Northern Wolves. Dunbar also writes Accidental Witches, White Lightning and the Orcs on Ice romances. The catalogue holds 65 titles published between 2012 and 2026, ending with Geeky Pucking Orc, and the median volume runs 306 pages.

Debra Holland writes historical and western romance. Montana is the recorded setting, with ranchers, single mothers, teachers and reporters among the subjects, and Argentina appears there too. Montana Sky is the character grouping on file, and Mail-Order Brides of the West, the Gods' Dream Trilogy and the Irish Sisters Trilogy sit beside it. The catalogue holds 33 books, from Sower of Dreams (2011) to Lawwoman's Justice (2025).

Debra Parmley's catalogue holds 23 books published between 2008 and 2024, with Robert Arrow sharing the credit on one of them. Dangerous Ties (2008) opens the listing and Another Change of Scenery (2024) is the most recent title. Butterflies Fly Free, Bobbins Sisters and Hunger Road are the recorded series. Historical romance sits in the subject headings alongside dystopian fiction, married people, man-woman relationships and Kansas.

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.

Declan Finn's catalogue holds 53 books from It Was Only On Stun! (2012) to Frumious Bandersnatch (2025). Series credited to Finn include Saint Tommy, NYPD, Love at First Bite, Pius Trilogy, White Ops, Too Secret Service, Convention Killings and Professor James Mystery. A Pius Man (2013), Codename: Winterborn (2013), Honor at Stake (2015) and For All Their Wars Are Merry (2016) are among the titles.

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 Bridgnorth has 18 catalogued entries dated 2018 to 2021, with a new entry roughly every three months. Billion Dollar Wolves (2018) is the earliest and Witchy Mysteries (2021) the latest. Other entries include Celtic Dragons (2018), Quinn Security (2018), California Bear Shifters (2019), Cats of Connecticut (2019) and Northridge Shifters (2019). No new entry has appeared since 2021.

Dee Davis Oberwetter, born in 1959, writes romantic suspense and time-travel novels as Dee Davis, and served as president of the Romance Writers of America board of directors from 2017 to 2018. The catalogue holds 32 books published between 2000 and 2023, from Everything in Its Time (2000) to Winter's Kiss (2023), with After Twilight (2001), Midnight Rain (2002), Wild Highland Rose (2003), Endgame (2005) and Enigma (2005) among them. A-Tac, Liar's Game and Matchmaker Chronicles are the series credited to Davis, and Rising Storm carries a character entry. Subjects include the Central Intelligence Agency, missing persons, time travel and contemporary romance.

Dee Dee M. Scott writes African American romance, and the catalogue holds 12 books from My Husband's Woman (2009) to Loving The Manny (2017). Scott's series are Tuckers, Male Nanny and Trouble In The Pulpit. Sent From Heaven (2013), Infatuated (2014), Starting All Over Again (2014), Turnt Up (2014), Virgin (2014) and Love Brought Me Back (2016) are other titles. The list is marked likely complete, with a median length of 245 pages.

Dee Ernst writes three series: the Mt. Abrams Mystery books, Better and Eastern Shore. Better Off Without Him (2010) is the first of 20 Ernst books. Holidays name several mystery titles, including A Mother's Day Murder (2015), A Founders' Day Death (2016) and A Killer Halloween (2016). Am I Zen Yet? (2015) collects random thoughts. Sara Starting Over (2024) is the most recent.

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 J. Holmes is the author of the Four Houses, Pandora Strain: Zombie Road and Apex Astral Warriors series. The catalogue lists 13 books from 2018 to 2024. An Inheritance of Curses (2018) is the first title, and A Curse In The Dark and Those Curses We Had Buried followed in 2020. Destination Alien Bride and Destination Alien Mate came out in 2022. The Pandora Strain (2024) is the most recent book.

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 Ephron

15 books• 1 series

Delia Ephron, born July 12, 1944, is an American writer and film producer. Ephron's 15 catalogued books run from How to Eat Like a Child (1978) to Left on Tenth (2022), with the 1980s the densest decade. Humour, children, adolescence and dating sit among the recorded subjects. Titles in the run include Teenage Romance (1981), Funny Sauce (1982), Hanging Up (1995), Big City Eyes (2000) and Frannie in Pieces (2007). The median volume runs 144 pages.

Delia Latham writes historical and Christian romance, and children's fiction, friendship, sharing and teddy bears also appear in the subjects. The catalogue counts 41 books from Almost Like a Song (2006) to Crossing Cheyenne (2025). Series include Hearts Haven, Hearts Haven Babies, Solomon's Gate, Paradise Pines, Hummingbird Hollow, Whispering Willow and Smoky Mountain Christmas. Goldeneyes (2008) and Destiny's Dream (2010) are among the earlier titles.

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.

Delia Sherman

12 books• 3 series

Twelve books carry the name Delia Sherman, the professional name of Cordelia Caroline Sherman, born in Tokyo in 1951. Sherman is an American fantasy writer and editor, and the catalogue runs from Through a Brazen Mirror (1988) to Potential (2018). The Porcelain Dove (1993) took the Mythopoeic Fantasy Award. Recorded subjects include fantasy, changelings, aristocracy, France and Louisiana, and children's fiction sits among them. Other titles include The Fall of the Kings (2002), The Freedom Maze (2011) and The Evil Wizard Smallbone (2016).

Delia Smith is an English cook and television presenter who teaches basic cookery skills in a direct style. Her 32 catalogued books start with Delia's How to Cheat at Cooking (1971) and include the How to Cook series and the Delia Collection, covering cakes, baking, puddings, soups, fish and Italian cooking. Smith is Honorary Life President of Norwich City with her husband Michael Wynn-Jones, and the two were joint majority shareholders of the club from 1998 to 2024. You Matter: The Human Solution (2022) is the most recent catalogued title.

The catalogue credits Delilah Devlin with 221 books, starting with Prisoner of Desire and Slave of Desire in 2003 and reaching Unbound by the Amazon in 2024. Subjects include erotica, western and paranormal romance, vampires, cowboys, police and Texas. Series include Night Fall, Lone Star Lovers, Montana Bounty Hunters, Uncharted SEALs, Dark Realm, Texas Cowboys, Planet Desire and Delta Heat. Titles from 2004 include Love Bites, Twice Bitten and Garden of Desire.

Delilah Marvelle writes historical romance, with London and New York among her subjects, and 20 books catalogued from 2008 to 2021. Mistress of Pleasure (2008) and Lord of Pleasure (2009) begin the catalogue, and Marvelle's series are School of Gallantry, Scandal, Whipping Society and A Happy Christmas. Scandal titles include Prelude to a Scandal (2010) and The Perfect Scandal (2011). Reborn (2021) is the latest book.

Delilah S. Dawson is a New York Times bestselling writer whose books include Star Wars: Phasma, Galaxy's Edge: Black Spire, The Perfect Weapon, Scorched, Servants of the Storm and the Blud and Hit series. Wake of Vultures and the Shadow series appeared under the name Lila Bowen, and Dawson co-writes the Tales of Pell series with Kevin Hearne. Short stories by Dawson appear in anthologies including Robots vs. Fairies and Carniepunk. The catalogue runs from Wicked as They Come (2012) to Malevolent Souls (2026), with subjects such as paranormal romance, fantasy, space opera, vampires and assassins.