Authors whose first name starts with D, page 9 of 12

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.

Delvin R. Chatterson has eight catalogued books, published at about one a year between 2018 and 2025. Two series are recorded under the name: Dale Hunter, and Uncle Ralph's Books for Entrepreneurs. The list runs from No Easy Money (2018) through Merger Maniac (2019), The Complete Do-It-Yourself Guide to Business Plans (2020) and Crash Landing (2024) to Whatever It Takes (2025).

Demelza Carlton has 102 books catalogued, published from 2012 to 2026. Ocean's Gift (2012) is the earliest title, and Ocean's Infiltrator (2013) and Ocean's Justice (2014) follow in the listing. Carlton's series include Romance a Medieval Fairytale, Heart of Stone, Heart of Steel, Heart of Ice, Mel Goes to Hell, Romance Island Resort, Siren of War and Fated Mates of Mirror Academy. Her Dragon Nerd (2026) is the newest book.

Dark Assassin (2014) opens the catalogue of Dena Christy, which holds 19 books published up to 2019. Christy's listed series are Dark Wolf, Cold Bay Wolf Pack, Latrothian Warrior, Dragon's Mate and Alien Protector. Sampled titles include Dark Curse (2015), Alien Capture (2016), Alien Escape (2017) and Andor (2017). The newest listed title is Loving Mercy (2019), and the catalogue treats Christy's output as likely complete.

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.

Romance is the subject recorded across Denise Carbo's 12 catalogued books. Two series run under the Carbo name: Granite Cove and Shifters of Rishard. The catalogue opens with Bloodlines (2017) and continues through Legacy of Magic (2018), Scent of Betrayal (2019), He Is Watching (2020), Covet thy Neighbor (2021) and Guilt & Redemption (2022). Carbo is the sole credit on all 12 and is still publishing, with Legacy of Destruction arriving in 2024.

Denise Domning writes historical romance set in medieval England, alongside the Servant of the Crown Mystery series. The 20 catalogued books open with Winter's Heat (1994) and close with Caught Red-Handed (2019), and two of the four series, Graistan Chronicles and Children of Graistan, share the invented setting of Graistan. Domning also publishes as Denise Hampton, and farms eight acres in northern Arizona with livestock guardian dogs.

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 Hamilton is an American crime novelist and journalist. The catalogue holds nine titles published between 2001 and 2017, opening with The Jasmine Trade (2001) and closing with At the Drop of a Hat (2017). Five Eve Diamond crime novels have been shortlisted for awards, among them the Edgar in mystery, the Willa Cather award in literary fiction and the Creasey Dagger in the United Kingdom. Hamilton edited the Los Angeles Noir anthologies, and Los Angeles Noir (2007) is listed here. Subjects record women journalists, missing children, smuggling and Los Angeles.

Denise Hildreth Jones writes Christian fiction. The 10 books credited to Jones open with Savannah from Savannah (2004) and close with Secrets Over Sweet Tea (2013). Savannah, Georgia and South Carolina are among the recorded settings, and young women, mothers and daughters, families and women lawyers recur in the subjects. Savannah Comes Undone (2005), The Will of Wisteria (2007) and The First Gardener (2011) are among the other titles. No new Jones title has been recorded since 2013.

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 Weimer writes historical fiction and romance. Georgia appears among the catalogue subjects alongside families, female friendship, sibling rivalry and the Reconstruction era. The 27 books run from Sautee Shadows (2010) to A Contrary Betrothal (2026), taking in The Gray Divide (2013), Bright as Gold (2014), The Crimson Bloom (2014), Fall Flip (2019) and The Witness Tree (2019). Scouts of the Georgia Frontier, Georgia Gold, Restoration Trilogy and Twenty-Niners of the Georgia Gold Rush are the four series recorded, and Weimer remains actively publishing.

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.

Plays for young audiences are the core of Dennis Foon's catalogue. Foon, born 18 November 1951, is a Canadian playwright, screenwriter, producer and novelist who co-founded Green Thumb Theatre in Vancouver and led it for 12 years. His honours include the British Theatre Award and two Chalmers awards, and Skin earned a Governor General's nomination. The Windigo, Heracles and Raft Baby all date from 1978, and Longlight Legacy is the series listed, with fantasy among the subjects.

Dennis Lester McKiernan, born April 4, 1932, is an American writer of high fantasy, science fiction, horror and crime fiction. The Iron Tower is the work McKiernan is best known for. Mithgar, the primary setting, began as a home for stories following on from Tolkien's Middle-Earth, then widened to draw on fairy tales, Oz books and folk tales. The catalogue holds 28 books from 1984 to 2014, opening with The Dark Tide, Shadows of Doom and The Darkest Day, all 1984, and closing on Stolen Crown (2014). McKiernan's series include the Mithgar Universe, Once Upon and Black Foxes.

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 Lynds (15 January 1924 to 19 August 2005) was an American author of mystery fiction whose best-known pseudonym was Michael Collins. Across four decades Lynds published some 80 novels and 200 short stories with mystery and literary themes. Awards include an Edgar Award from the Mystery Writers of America and lifetime achievement honours from the Private Eye Writers of America and the MWA Southern California Chapter. Series include Dan Fortune, Paul Shaw, Kane Jackson and Buena Costa County, and private investigators and New York appear in the subjects. The catalogue lists 72 books from Combat Soldier (1962) to Slot Machine Kelly (2005), including The Shadow Strikes (1964).

Dennis Palumbo writes the Daniel Rinaldi mystery series, with psychologists, murder and investigation among the catalogue subjects. Mirror Image (2010), Fever Dream (2011), Night Terrors (2013), Phantom Limb (2014) and Head Wounds (2018) are listed, and Panic Attack (2021) is the newest. The catalogue also carries City Wars (1979) and Writing from the Inside Out (2000), with subjects that include American science fiction and handbooks on authorship. From Crime to Crime (2008) and The Power of Uncertainty (2011) complete the 10 titles.

Dennis Schmidt was an American science fiction and fantasy writer active from 1978 to 1990, with 10 novels spread over three series. Schmidt's space opera and fantasy plots draw on Zen philosophy and martial arts. The catalogue names the Kensho and Questioner Trilogy series and lists Way-farer (1978) as the first book, followed by Kensho (1979) and Satori (1981). City Of Crystal Shadow and Dark Paradise, both from 1990, are the last titles.

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 Fee's list runs in two directions. The early titles are energy and development nonfiction, among them European Communities Oil and Gas Research and Development Projects (1982), Oil And Gas Databook For Developing Countries (1985) and How to Manage an Aid Exit Strategy (2012). From 2013 the work turns to crime fiction: the Detective Ian Wilson / Belfast Murders books, the Galway Murders and Moira McElvaney, opening with Nothing but Memories (2013). The catalogue holds 31 books, reaching Murder in Rosmuc (2024).

Derek Künsken is a science fiction author with two series in the catalogue, Quantum Evolution and Venus Ascendant. Eight books run from The Quantum Magician (2018) to The Quantum Dawn (2026), among them The Quantum Garden (2019), The House of Styx (2020), Pollen From A Future Harvest (2021), The Quantum War (2021), Flight From the Ages And Other Stories (2022) and The House of Saints (2023). Künsken is credited on all eight and remains actively publishing. The median recorded length is 480 pages across the three volumes measured.

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.

Epic fantasy is the core of Derek Prior's 21 books, released from 2010 to 2023. Sword of the Archon (2010) is the first. Prior's series include Shader and Shader Origins, the Annals of the Nameless Dwarf, Sorcerers' Isle, the Memoirs of Harry Chesterton and the Plague Demon Chronicles. The Hunter: Takes a Demon to Catch a Demon (2023) is the most recent title.

Derek Robinson writes military aviation novels shot through with black humour, alongside books on the seedier history of Bristol, his home town, and guides to rugby. Goshawk Squadron, published in 1971, was nominated for the Booker Prize. Robinson served in the Royal Air Force as a fighter plotter during National Service, read history at Downing College, Cambridge, worked in advertising in Britain and the United States, and later broadcast on radio and television. The RFC and RAF sequences cover the two world wars in the air. 33 titles are catalogued from Rugger (1964) to Holy Smoke (2018).

Derek Slaton is known above all for Dead America, a post-apocalyptic horror sequence split into regional and chronological arcs: The First Week, The Second Month, The Northwest War, Lowcountry and New York Tales among them. Slaton's catalogue holds 219 books published between 2018 and 2026, from Carolina Front Book 1 (2018) to Sin City Reborn (2026). Dead Texas and Grindhouse Chronicles run alongside the main storyline.

Derek Thompson has two series in the catalogue, Thomas Bladen and Detective Craig Wild Mysteries. Fifteen books are listed between Covenant (2012) and Death in Wiltshire (2026), among them Line of Sight (2015), Stand Point (2015), Cause & Effect (2018), Flashpoint (2018) and Shadow State (2018). The listing also carries Man Up! (2014) and The Little Read Book of Project Management (2014) under the Thompson name.

Derrick Barnes

19 books• 1 series

Derrick Barnes is an American writer of children's books who once wrote for Hallmark greeting cards. Crown: An Ode to the Fresh Cut (2017) earned Barnes a Newbery Honor and a Coretta Scott King Award in 2018. The catalogue counts 19 books from 2004 to 2025, including the Ruby and the Booker Boys series. African American culture and positive portrayals of Black children in daily life run through the work. Early titles include Just For You! Low-down Bad-day Blues (2004), and The King of Kindergarten arrived in 2019. I Got You (2025) is the newest listing.

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.

Deryn Lake writes historical crime fiction. John Rawlings, an apothecary turned investigator, carries the long-running series, and every early title opens the same way: Death in the Dark Walk (1994), Death at the Beggar's Opera, Death at the Devil's Tavern, Death in the Peerless Pool, Death at Apothecaries' Hall. The Reverend Nick Lawrence mysteries follow later. 34 books reach Love Song of the Nightingale in 2025, at a median of 288 pages.

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.

Motherhood, women, and mother and child relationships head the subject headings recorded for Desiree Cooper. Know the Mother (2016), Love in the Tubes: A Romantic Comedy (2019) and Nothing Special (2022) are catalogued under the Cooper name. The listing also attaches a run of city anthologies to Cooper, among them A Detroit Anthology (2014), The Cleveland Anthology (2014), The Pittsburgh Anthology (2015) and The Milwaukee Anthology (2019); those volumes are multi-contributor collections. Belt City is the series recorded against the Cooper entry.

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).

Desmond Cory was the pen name of Shaun Lloyd McCarthy (1928-2001), a British mystery and thriller writer who used up to three pen names across more than forty years of work. Johnny Fedora, a British secret agent, is his best known serial character, and the catalogue's other recurring leads are Lindy Grey, John Dobie and Mr. Dee. Cory's 37 catalogued titles open with Begin, Murderer! and Secret Ministry in 1951 and reach The Shy Traffickers (2016). He also wrote screenplays from Graham Greene novels, among them England Made Me.

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.

Devon C. Ford has 47 catalogued books published between 2016 and 2026. Survival (2016) is the earliest listed title and Legacy (2026) the newest. Ford works in series: After It Happened, Toy Soldiers, Expansion, Territory Wars, Wasteland, Nocturnus, Nation Down and Tranquility. After It Happened and Toy Soldiers are also carried as recurring character entries. Most of the run dates from the 2020s, and Ford continues to publish.

Devon Delaney writes mystery and crime fiction. A Cook-Off Mystery is the series listed under the Delaney name, and the catalogue runs to 9 books published between 2018 and 2024. Readers looking for Devon Delaney books in order start with Expiration Date (2018) and reach A Holiday for Homicide (2024). Delaney is credited alone on every title, and the books reach a median of 304 pages. New titles have arrived at an average of one every 10 months.

Devon Monk writes urban fantasy and steampunk. Magic to the Bone (2008) opens both the catalogue and the Allie Beckstrom series; Broken Magic, House Immortal, Age of Steam, West Hell Magic and the Ordinary Magic and Ordinary Oregon Mystery books follow. Forty-six titles are catalogued through A Seer and Present Danger (2026), with magic, immortality and the line between good and evil as recurring subjects, at a median length of 354 pages.

Devyn Sinclair has 31 books in the catalogue, published between 2019 and 2026. Euphoria and Fevered both date from 2019, and Speechless (2026) is the most recent title. Breathless, Queen of Darkness, Queen of Torment and Shameless followed in 2020, with Maidenfall, The Virgin Queen, Moon Enchanted and Moon Entrapped in 2021. Series credited to Sinclair include Carnal Court, Slate City Omegaverse, Clarity Coast Omegaverse, Formula 1 Omegaverse, War of Heavenly Fire, Shifter's Curse, Monstrous Classics and Dragons of Viria.

Naval historical fiction is Dewey Lambdin's genre, following the Royal Navy officer Alan Lewrie through sea stories set in British waters and the Caribbean. The King's Coat (1989) opens the sequence, followed by The French Admiral, The King's Commission, The King's Privateer, The Gun Ketch, H.M.S. Cockerel and A King's Commander. Twenty-seven titles make up the catalogue, which ends with Much Ado about Lewrie in 2019.

De'nesha Diamond writes urban fiction, with African American women and street lit among the subjects, and has 12 books from 2010 to 2021. The series are Divas and Parker Crime. Heist (2010) is the first title, and Hustlin' Divas (2010), Street Divas (2011) and Gangsta Divas (2012) follow. Subjects also include sisters, female gang members, revenge, political corruption and Tennessee. Justified (2021) is the newest book.

Dhonielle Clayton

15 books• 5 series

Born in 1983, Dhonielle Clayton is an American author and the chief operating officer of We Need Diverse Books. The catalogue credits Clayton on 15 books published between 2015 and 2026, beginning with Tiny Pretty Things (2015) and reaching The Paragon Games (2026). Clayton's series include Tiny Pretty Things and the Marvellerverse, and The Belles ran from 2018 to 2023. Blackout (2021) was written with Tiffany D. Jackson, Angie Thomas, Nic Stone, Ashley Woodfolk and Nicola Yoon. Recorded subjects include fantasy fiction, ballet, young adult fiction and competition.

Di Morrissey, born Grace Diane Cairns in 1948, is an Australian novelist. Australia is the constant setting, and family secrets, friendship and pioneer life are the recurring subjects. Thirty books are catalogued between 1992 and 2025, from The Last Rose of Summer to The Endless Sky, most of them standalone and long at around 480 pages. Queenie and TR, and Lily Barton, are the two series among them.

Diamond D. Johnson has 112 books in the catalogue, published between 2014 and 2026. A Miami Love Tale (2014) opens the run, and A Miami Love Tale 2 and A Miami Love Tale 3 followed in 2015 alongside I Choose You, Ready 4 Whatever and The Matrimony. The 305 Lovin' line reached a fourth book by 2016. Series headings include Free Me From You, Spin, Down With the King of the South, Who Do You Luv, My Good Girl, From the Pole to the Palace, Little Miami Girl and Finding My Way Back to Love. The newest listed title is Queen of the Pole (2026).

Diana A. Hicks has 26 books in the catalogue, published between 2018 and 2026. The run opens with Ignite You / Love Over Logic and Love Over Lattes, both 2018, and continues through Provoke You and Unravel You in 2019 and Defy You, Escape You and Unleash You in 2020. Seven series headings organise the work: Cole Brothers, Crime Society, Desert Monsoon, the Stardust Trilogy, the Knight Duet, Winterstorm Village and the Billionaire Dads Club. Legacy of Blood and Scars (2026) is the newest listed title and the catalogue is active.

Diana Abu-Jaber is an American author and a professor at Portland State University. The catalogued books run from Arabian Jazz (1993) to Fencing with the King (2022) and take in Crescent, Origin, Birds of Paradise, Silverworld and the memoir The Language of Baklava. Recorded subjects cover families, brothers and sisters, runaway teenagers, and parent and teenager relationships. A public speaking textbook dated 2014 also sits in the listing.

Diana Bold has 28 catalogued books, published between 2006 and 2026. The listing opens with The Mail Order Bride (2006) and runs to Raked Away in September (2026). Bold's titles are organised into three series: Unmasking Prometheus, Brides of Scandal, and Wayward Widows of Willoughby Hall. Output concentrates in the 2020s, and Bold remains actively publishing.

Diana Cosby writes historical romance. The MacGruder Brothers and the Oath Trilogy are two series by Diana Cosby. Subject headings mention Scotland, England, the Scottish War of Independence, kidnapping and retribution. The 14 catalogued books start with His Captive (2007) and end with Forbidden Realm (2020). An Oath Taken (2014), An Oath Sworn (2015) and Forbidden Legacy (2016) are included.

Diana Dempsey writes romance, and television journalists and women journalists are the recorded subjects. Beauty Queen Mysteries is the one series on file. The catalogue holds 12 books from Falling Star (2002) to The Unstoppable Eliza Haycraft (2023), among them a run of MS America titles dated 2011 to 2016 and Chasing Venus (2012). Publication averaged a book every 1.9 years, the 2010s hold the heaviest stretch, and the median runs 375 pages.