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Elaine Viets writes mystery series with women investigators: the Dead-End Job Mysteries led by Helen Hawthorne, Josie Marcus: Mystery Shopper, the Death Investigator Angela Richman books, the Francesca Vierling mysteries and the Florida Beach Mysteries. Fifty catalogued books run from Urban Affairs (1988) to Beach Blonde Betrayal (2026), with non-fiction among the early titles.

Elana Johnson is a Utah-based American author who also publishes as Liz Isaacson and Jessie Newton. Johnson's young adult fiction and romance have reached the USA Today bestseller list three times. This catalogue records 87 books between 2011 and 2026, opening with Resist and Possession (both 2011) and continuing to Through the Perilous Fight (2026). Series include Possession, Getaway Bay Resort, Hawthorne Harbor, Hope Eternal Ranch Romance and Cider Cove Sweet Southern RomComs.

Elana K. Arnold

28 books• 4 series

A Boy Called Bat, Starla Jean, Just Harriet and Sacred are the four series in Elana K. Arnold's 28-title catalogue, which runs from Sacred (2012) to Holloway (2026). Arnold writes for children and young adults. Two books drew national notice: What Girls Are Made Of, a 2017 National Book Award finalist in Young People's Literature, and Damsel, a Printz Honor title in 2019. Both, plus Red Hood, were pulled by the Alpine School District in Utah in 2022, among 52 novels dropped under H.B. 374. Autism, grief, family problems and friendship recur as subjects.

Elayna R. Gallea writes young adult fantasy. Nine books have appeared since 2022, falling into two title patterns: the paired-noun run of Of Earth and Flame, Of Ash and Ivy, Of Wings and Briars, Of Shale and Smoke and Of Thistles and Talons, and the single-word run of Tethered, Tormented, Treasured and Troubled (2025). The catalogue remains open.

Elbert Hubbard

24 books• 1 series

Elbert Hubbard (1856-1915) was an American writer, publisher, artist and philosopher, and the founder of the Roycroft community of artisans in East Aurora, New York. Through Roycroft, Hubbard became a leading figure of the Arts and Crafts movement. Hubbard grew up in Hudson, Illinois, and first sold soap for the Larkin company. His best known publications are A Message To Garcia (1899) and Little Journeys to the Homes of the Great, which ran to 14 volumes. Hubbard and his second wife, Alice Moore Hubbard, died in the sinking of the RMS Lusitania.

Eleanor Arnason, full name Eleanor Atwood Arnason and born December 28, 1942, is an American author of science fiction novels and short stories. The first published story, A Clear Day in the Motor City, ran in New Worlds in 1973. Arnason's fiction tends to portray cultural change and conflict through characters who reject the rules of their own societies, and that anthropological interest has drawn comparisons with Ursula K. Le Guin. Arnason won the inaugural James Tiptree Jr. Award. Series include Hwarhath Stories, Lydia Duluth and Big Mama, and Grandmother Troll (2022) is the newest listing.

Will Rees, a weaver in historical Maine, investigates murders through Eleanor Kuhns's mysteries, several of them set among Shaker communities. A Simple Murder (2012) opens the series, and The Long Shadow of Murder (2025) is the most recent of 14 catalogued books, with Death of a Dyer (2013), Death in Salem (2015), The Shaker Murders (2019) and Death in the Great Dismal (2021) between. Kuhns also writes An Ancient Crete Mystery. Volumes median 326 pages.

Eleanor Taylor Bland (December 31, 1944 to June 2, 2010) was an African-American crime novelist. Bland created police detective Marti MacAlister, who works in Lincoln Prairie, Illinois, a fictional town modelled on Waukegan. The catalogue lists 14 books from Dead Time (1992) to A Dark And Deadly Deception (2005), among them Slow Burn (1993), Keep Still (1996) and Windy City Dying (2002). Subjects include police procedurals and women sleuths.

Elena Armas writes contemporary romance and romantic comedy. Six books carry Armas's name, published between 2021 and 2026: The Spanish Love Deception (2021), The American Roommate Experiment (2022), The Long Game (2023), The Fiance Dilemma (2024), I'm Gonna Get You Back (2025) and Alma Vampires (2026). Fake dating, enemies to lovers, slow burn and office romance are the recurring subjects. The catalogue divides into the Spanish Love Deception and Icarus University series.

Elena Collins has 5 catalogued books, published between 2022 and 2026: The Witch's Tree (2022), The Daughter of the Fens (2023), The Lady of the Loch (2023), The Cornish Witch (2025) and The Three Witches (2026). Witches recur across three of the titles, and the places named in them range from the Fens to Cornwall and a loch. Collins remains actively publishing.

Elena Ferrante writes in Italian about women's lives, mothers and daughters, female friendship and family, and the books are catalogued here in English translation. The Neapolitan novels are the central sequence, from My Brilliant Friend (2011) through The Story of a New Name (2012) and Those Who Leave and Those Who Stay (2013) to The Story of the Lost Child (2014). The Days of Abandonment (2002), Troubling Love and The Lost Daughter (2006) stand on their own. Thirteen titles are catalogued, the last a graphic novel dated 2023.

Elena Lawson writes paranormal romance, much of it set in academies and small towns. Nine series carry the catalogue: Arcane Arts Academy, Kings of Kilborn University, Boys of Briar Hall, Wolves of Forest Grove, Last Vocari, Queen's Consorts, Fallen Cities: Elisium, Painted Sinners and Her Immortal Legacy. Bound by Secret, Claimed by Night and Seduced by Power, all 2018, open the run, which reaches 30 books by 2026. Lawson adds a new title roughly every four months.

Elena M. Reyes has 38 catalogued books from Ardor (2013) to Make You Mine (2025). Series credited to Reyes are Beautiful Sinner, Fate's Bite, Teasing Hands, I Saw You, Sweet, Safe, & Sexy AF Romances and Ardor. Marking Her (2013), Marking Him (2014), Scars (2015), Dirty Words (2015) and Doctor's Orders (2016) are among the other titles.

Eli Cranor played professional football before publishing fiction. Don't Know Tough (2022), his debut novel, won the Edgar Allan Poe Award for Best First Novel. Four further titles are catalogued: Books Make Brainz Taste Bad (2020), Ozark Dogs (2023), Broiler (2024) and Mississippi Blue 42 (2025). Cranor has published roughly one book a year since 2022.

Eliah Greenwood has nine catalogued books, published between 2018 and 2025. Four carry Rules in the title, Unwritten Rules (2018), Unbroken Rules (2019), Unspoken Rules (2019) and Forgotten Rules (2020), and a later group opens with Dear Love, I Hate You (2021). Sincerely, Your Enemy (2025) is the most recent entry. Greenwood is still publishing, and anyone looking up Eliah Greenwood books in order meets a run averaging 0.9 years between releases.

Elicia Hyder is credited with 18 books published from 2015 to 2021. The Detective (2015) is the first listed title, and Specter (2021) the newest. Hyder's series are Soul Summoner, a Soul Summoner Companion Story line, Journey Durant, Music City Rollers and Saphera Nyx. The Soul Summoner (2015), The Angel of Death (2016), The Siren (2016) and The Taken (2017) are among the titles. No new Elicia Hyder book has appeared since 2021.

Elie Wiesel

47 books• 3 series

Elie Wiesel (September 30, 1928 – July 2, 2016), born Eliezer Wiesel in Romania, was an American writer, professor, political activist, Nobel laureate and Holocaust survivor. Night (1956), the first title in the catalogue, draws on Wiesel's imprisonment as a Jew at Auschwitz and Buchenwald. Wiesel wrote 57 books, mainly in French and English, and the catalogue lists 47 books, including Dawn (1960), Day (1961), The Town Beyond the Wall (1962) and A Beggar in Jerusalem (1968). Filled with Fire and Light (2021) is the latest. The Holocaust, Judaism and Hasidism are recurring subjects.

Elif Shafak

15 books

Elif Shafak, born in 1971, is a Turkish-British novelist, essayist, political scientist and activist who writes in both Turkish and English. Istanbul, Turkey's social conditions, immigrants and outsiders recur across her fiction, which includes The Bastard of Istanbul and The Forty Rules of Love. By 2025 Shafak's work had been translated into almost sixty languages. Sixteen titles are catalogued here, from The Gaze (1999) to There Are Rivers in the Sky (2024), with In One Brief Moment All Eternity scheduled for 2027.

Elijah R. Freeman is credited on 9 catalogued books published between 2017 and 2024, with crime and suspense thrillers recorded as the subjects. Triggadale names three of the titles: Triggadale: Shots Fired and Triggadale 2: Huncho's Way (2019), and Triggadale 3: Always Us, Never Them (2020). The run opens with To Live With No One To Love, also listed as The Hottest Summer Ever (2017), and takes in Tales 4rm Da Dale (2020), Hush Money and The Hottest Summer Ever (2021), Never Forget Loyalty (2022) and The Nurse (2024). Murda was the Case is the other series recorded under this name.

Elin Hilderbrand is an American novelist, born July 17, 1969, who writes mystery and romance. Hilderbrand lives on Nantucket, and the novels are typically set on and around the island. The 39 catalogued books start with The Beach Club (2000) and reach The Thoroughbreds (2026). Named series include Nantucket, Paradise and 28 Summers. Subject headings return to family secrets, female friendship, summer resorts and love stories. In 2019 New York magazine called Hilderbrand "the queen of beach reads".

Men Of The North is the recurring world of Elin Peer's fiction, which runs to 41 books published between 2016 and 2023. Six further series sit alongside it: Cultivated, Clashing Colors, Slave, Ancient Souls, Orenda and Descendants of Doom. Peer opened the catalogue with Black (2016) and closed it, for now, with Soros (2023). The novels are long, at a median of 342 pages, and the early run moved fast, with eight titles dated 2016.

Elinor Lipman, born in 1950, is an American novelist, short story writer and essayist. Humour and family life mark the Lipman subjects: mothers and daughters, sisters, men and women, and social life and customs. The catalogue runs to 18 books, from Into Love and Out Again (1987) through Then She Found Me (1990) and The Inn at Lake Devine (1998) to Every Tom, Dick & Harry (2025).

Elinor M. Brent-Dyer wrote girls' school stories. The Chalet School is her main sequence, begun with The School at the Chalet (1925) and continued across decades of term-by-term novels. Her catalogue holds 96 titles published between 1922 and 2020, opening with Gerry Goes to School (1922), and her other series are La Rochelle, Chudleigh Hold, the Janeways, Lorna and Skelton Hall. Median length is 174 pages, the 1950s were her heaviest decade, and the run is complete.

Elinore Denniston (1900-1978) wrote more than 40 mystery novels as Rae Foley, plus further mysteries as Helen K. Maxwell and Dennis Allan, and books for children. Herbert Harris placed Denniston among the most prolific and successful of America's romantic suspense novelists. Mr. Potter and John Harland head the two series, and the settings run to New York and Connecticut. The listing holds 51 titles dated 1936 to 1977, at a median of 276 pages.

Eliot Pattison

18 books• 2 series

Eliot Pattison is an American lawyer who writes mystery fiction. The Inspector Shan novels are set in present-day Tibet and follow Shan Tao Yun, a former investigator with the Beijing Justice Department; a second series, Bone Rattler, works in another time and place. Eighteen books are catalogued between The Skull Mantra (1999) and Freedom's Ghost (2023). Pattison has also published non-fiction on international trade. The subject list adds China, historical settings and Native Americans.

Eliot Schrefer

22 books• 6 series

Eliot Schrefer, born in 1978, is an American and British author of adult and young adult fiction, and has twice been a finalist for the National Book Award in Young People's Literature. Endangered (2012) and Threatened (2014), the best known of the young adult novels, are survival stories about young people and great apes. Schrefer teaches on the Creative Writing MFA programme at Fairleigh Dickinson University. The catalogue holds 22 books from Glamorous Disasters (2006) to Wyatt Hill Brings a Lizard to School (2025), with the Ape Quartet, Lost Rainforest and Animal Rescue Agency series on file.

Elisa Braden writes historical romance. Her 19 catalogued books appeared between 2015 and 2024, opening with The Madness of Viscount Atherbourne (2015) and reaching The Wickedness of a Highlander (2024). Titles name viscounts, marquesses, earls, rogues and Highlanders, and series include Midnight in Scotland and Oddflower. Braden's books average about 330 pages.

Elisa S. Amore is an Italian novelist whose Touched saga, a supernatural romance turning on Heaven and Hell, was first published in Italian by Editrice Nord and then found readers internationally. Touched (2012) opens the catalogue, followed by The Mark of Fate and Unfaithful (2013), Brokenhearted and The Shadow of Fate (2015) and Expiation (2017). Later series include Demigods Academy, Dark Tournament and Teen Villains. Twenty-three books are catalogued, ending in 2023.

Elisabeth Barrett has 12 catalogued books, published between 2012 and 2017. Blaze of Winter and Deep Autumn Heat both appeared in 2012, and Want It (2017) is the most recent entry. Barrett's series include West Coast Holiday, Return to Briarwood and Wolfshead Whiskey. Other titles include Christmas in Tahoe (2013), Long Simmering Spring (2013), Slow Summer Burn (2013), New Year's in Napa (2014) and Anywhere You Are (2016).

Elisabeth Carpenter writes suspense and thrillers, with missing persons, families and mothers among the recorded subjects. Eight books are catalogued, one roughly every year from 99 Red Balloons (2017) to The First Husband (2025), taking in 11 Missed Calls (2018), Only a Mother (2020), The Vacancy (2021) and The Girl on the News (2024). A Carpenter book runs to about 352 pages.

Elisabeth Elliot (1926-2015) was an American missionary, author and speaker, born Elisabeth Howard. Her first husband, Jim Elliot, was killed in 1956 while attempting to reach the Waorani people of eastern Ecuador, and Elliot afterwards spent two years living as a missionary among the people who killed him. Through Gates of Splendor (1957) opens a catalogue of 48 titles running to Heart of God (2022), including Shadow of the Almighty (1958), The Savage My Kinsman (1960) and Let Me be a Woman (1966). Christian life, missions, marriage and biography are the recurring subjects. Elliot lectured across the United States into her seventies.

Elisabeth Naughton writes romantic suspense and paranormal romance, according to the tags on 43 catalogued books from 2008 to 2021. Stolen Fury (2008) comes first, with Stolen Heat and Stolen Seduction following in 2009. Entwined and Marked (2010), Tempted (2011) and Enraptured (2012) are later titles. Naughton series include Eternal Guardians, Aegis Security, House of Sin, Stolen and Deadly Secrets. Subject tags also cover kidnapping, missing persons and murder investigation, and Wicked (2021) is the newest entry.

Elisabeth Ogilvie was an American novelist who lived from May 20, 1917 to September 9, 2006 and died in Cushing, Maine, aged 89. Ogilvie is best known for a novel series set on islands off the Maine coast, where the author lived as an adult. The catalogue lists 49 Ogilvie books from High Tide at Noon (1944) to Jennie Glenroy (1993), with tags for islands, fishing villages, family life and the fictional Joanna Bennett Sorensen. Storm Tide (1945) and The Ebbing Tide (1947) come early in the list. Series include Bennett's Island, Jennie Trilogy and Cass Phillips.

Elisabeth Wheatley writes fantasy across five series: Argetallam Saga, Fanged, Daindreth's Assassin, Warlords of the Sandsea and Wrath and Weeping. The Key of Amatahns (2011) is the earliest of 29 catalogued books and Oath of the Wolf (2025) the most recent. Invented places and objects name much of the early run, The Chalice of Malvron (2013), The Secrets of the Vanmars (2016), The Temple of Tarkoth (2017), and four titles carry the Fanged name between 2013 and 2017.

Elisabetta Dami

309 books• 22 series

Elisabetta Dami, born 1 January 1958, is an Italian children's author known for the Geronimo Stilton book series. The catalogue credits Dami with 309 books from 1998 to 2026. Titles from 2000 include Lost Treasure of the Emerald Eye, Attack Of The Bandit Cats and Four Mice Deep in the Jungle. Other listings include Geronimo Stilton: Thea Stilton, Mouseford Academy, Kingdom Of Fantasy, Geronimo Stilton Cavemice, Geronimo Stilton Spacemice and Creepella von Cacklefur. Subjects include mice, journalists, time travel and humorous stories. The Legend of Chocolate Hills (2026) is the newest title.

Elise Broach, born September 20, 1963, is an American writer of children's books. Broach earned undergraduate and graduate history degrees at Yale University and lives in Easton, Connecticut. Broach's novels include Shakespeare's Secret (2005), Desert Crossing (2006) and Masterpiece (2008). Her 25 catalogued books run to Duet (2022) and include shorter titles such as Wet Dog! alongside the Masterpiece Adventures and Missing on Superstition Mountain series.

Elise Bryant writes for young readers. Happily Ever Afters (2021) opens her first series and is followed by One True Loves (2022) and Reggie and Delilah's Year of Falling (2023); It's Elementary (2024) and The Game Is Afoot (2025) form a second strand. Six titles stand in the catalogue, with Jubilee Foster Is Totally Fine scheduled for 2027.

Elise Darcy writes contemporary romance across three series: Sunrise Coast, Living Apart Together and Heart of the Lakes. The catalogue of 29 books opens in 2015 with Living Apart Together and It Takes 2 to Tango, and reaches The Little Theatre by the Sea (2026). Seaside and European settings recur in the titles, from A Mallorcan Affair (2019) and The Villa in Sicily (2020) to New Beginnings at the Harbour Inn (2022) and The Cottage by the Sea (2022).

Elise Faber writes romance, with 114 books in the catalogue from Phoenix Rising (2014) to Forever Laced (2026), and Friends with Number Ten is scheduled for 2027. Dark Phoenix (2015), Blocked (2016), Phoenix Freed (2016), Train Wreck (2017) and Backhand (2018) are among the earlier titles. Faber series include Gold Hockey, Breakers Hockey, Rush Hockey, Sierra Hockey, Eagles Hockey, Grizzlies Hockey, Roosevelt Ranch, Life Sucks, Love, Camera, Action, Love After Midnight and KTS.

Elise Hart Kipness has four catalogued books across two series, Kate Green and Sydney Price. Lights Out (2023) is the first, followed by Dangerous Play (2024) and Close Call (2025), with Price of Silence scheduled for 2027. The catalogue is recent and still growing.

Elise Hooper writes historical fiction drawn from real lives. Five books are catalogued: The Other Alcott (2017), Learning to See (2019), Fast Girls (2020), Angels of the Pacific (2022) and The Library of Lost Dollhouses (2025). Artists, sisters, family life, sport and the Second World War are the subject headings. The median book runs 432 pages, and Hooper is still publishing.

Fantasy and romance meet in Elise Kova's work, which opens with Air Awakens (2015) and runs to 39 catalogued titles. Elemental magic sits at the centre, the four elements, apprentice magicians, fairies and secret societies fill the subject tags, and the Married to Magic novels, the Loom Saga, A Trial of Sorcerers and Arcana Academy follow the Air Awakens books. Prince of Swords (2026) is Kova's newest title and the catalogue remains open.

Elise Noble's catalogue is organised around Blackwood Security and the runs that branch off it: Blackwood Elements, Blackwood UK, Blackwood Casefiles, Blackwood Security - Cleaned Up and Blackwood Security vs. Baldwin's Shore, plus Blackstone House, Baldwin's Shore, Electi and Planes. Noble has 81 catalogued books published between 2015 and 2026. Pitch Black, Trouble in Paradise and Twisted opened the run in 2015, followed by Black, Forever Black, Into the Black, Gold Rush and Neon in 2016. Hard Heart is dated 2026.

Elise Sax writes mysteries and romance. The Matchmaker Mysteries give the catalogue its centre, with marriage brokerage, murder investigation and California among the subjects, and further series cover the Agatha Bright Mysteries, Goodnight Mysteries, Partners in Crime Thrillers, Five Wishes and the Billionaires of Yosemite Ranch. Fifty-one books are catalogued between An Affair to Dismember (2013) and The Billionaire Who Saved My Cat From The Mafia (2026). Sax remains actively publishing.

Elissa Strati is catalogued with 34 books published between 2017 and 2025, every one credited to Strati alone. The catalogue groups none of them into a series and records no subject headings or page counts. Love's Odds (2017) opens the listing, Hunger followed in 2018 and Rescuing Christmas in 2019, and a 2020 group takes in Mail Order Barbara, Mail Order Celeste, Mail Order Megan, A Cat for Christmas, Kissless in Kansas and Overwhelmed in Oklahoma. William's Wandering Ways (2025) is the newest entry.

Elissa Sussman is an American writer of romance and young adult fiction. Six books are catalogued between 2014 and 2025: Stray (2014), Burn (2016), Drawn That Way (2021), Funny You Should Ask (2022), Once More with Feeling (2023) and Totally and Completely Fine (2025). Fairy tales, princesses, fairy godmothers, magic, secrets, identity and friendship fill the subject index, and the books run to a median of 352 pages.

Eliza Clark is a British author, born on 4 May 1994. Clark is known for two novels, Boy Parts (2020) and Penance (2023). Boy Parts also appears in the catalogue listing under the name. The same listing also carries titles dated as early as 1993, before Clark was born.

Eliza Graham writes historical fiction, with subject headings that include World War 1939-1945, Germany from 1933 to 1945, Cornwall and bereavement. The catalogue counts 14 books between 2008 and 2025, starting with Restitution (2008). Blitz Kid (2013), The Lines We Leave Behind (2018) and You Let Me Go (2021) appear along the way. Graham also writes the Rachel Pearse series, and The Girl from the Fjords (2025) is the newest title.

Eliza Green published 18 catalogued books between 2013 and 2023. The first, Genesis Code / Becoming Human (2013), shares the Genesis name with one of Green's two series; the other is Resistance Files. Duality (2015), The Facility (2016), The Rebels (2017) and The Collective (2018) came next. Genesis Lie / Altered Reality, Genesis Pact / Quantum Silence, Genesis Trade / Isobel & Marcus, Genesis Variant and Genesis War / Crimson Dawn are all dated 2019. The Program (2023) is the latest title.

Eliza J Scott writes women's fiction set on the coast. Seven books have appeared since 2024, four of them in that first year: The Little Bookshop by the Sea, Christmas at the Little Bookshop by the Sea, Summer Days at Clifftop Cottage and Finding Love in Micklewick Bay. A Snowy Seaside Christmas and Cupcakes and Kisses in Micklewick Bay followed in 2025, and A Wedding at the Little Bookshop by the Sea is dated 2026.

Eliza Knight is an American author of historical fiction and romance series set in Europe between the 15th and 19th centuries, with international bestseller status. Knight has also published many titles as E. Knight, created the history blog History Undressed and co-hosts the History, Books and Wine podcast; the interest in history dates from childhood visits to Versailles and Southern France. The catalogue holds 86 books from A Gentleman's Kiss (2009) to Lost in the Summer of '69 (2026), with Brave Scot due in 2027. Series include Stolen Bride, Highland Bound, Conquered Bride, Sutherland Legacy, Scots Of Honor, Highland Wars and Prince Charlie's Angels. Subject headings name Scotland, England and court life.

Eliza Lentzski's catalogue holds 29 books published between 2012 and 2026, opening with Date Night, Diary of a Human and Love, Lust, and Other Mistakes. Four series are named: Winter Jacket, Don't Call Me Hero, Hoops & Heartstrings and Drained, the first two sharing titles with books dated 2013 and 2014. Median length is 240 pages, and Stick Around (2026) is the newest entry.

Eliza Raine writes young adult fantasy drawn from Greek myth. Skies of Olympus (2019) opens the catalogue, and the gods name whole series: the Hades Trials, the Ares Trials, the Poseidon Trials, Olympus Academy and Hercules Must Die. The Shadow Bound Queen is the other main sequence, alongside the Immortality Trials, Devil's Deal and Flame Cursed Fae. Twenty-eight Raine titles are catalogued between 2019 and Infinite Rage (2026).

Elizabella Baker has 39 catalogued books published between 2021 and 2026, from Ashlynn's Savior (2021) to Damaged Fox (2026). Seven series divide the work: Bravo Team, Charlie Team, Blackguard Security: Phantom and Blackguard Security: Cobra, Willow Creek Security, Heroes of Lone Star and Kringle Security. Most titles pair a role or an action with a personal name: Fighting for Charlotte, Leah's Warrior, Missy's Champion and Zack's Redemption in 2021, then Burning for Chloe, Caring for Lucy, Chasing Trista and Guarding Jewels in 2022. Baker is still publishing.

Elizabeth Harbison writes contemporary and historical romance, and the later titles carry the byline Beth Harbison. Female friendship, dating, shoes and self-realization run through the subject list, with the Cinderella Brides and Shoe Addict series named in the catalogue. Two cookbooks sit among the fiction, Bread Machine Baker (1999) and Four Seasons with the Bread Machine Baker (2001). 35 books span 1996 to 2022, closing with Confessions of the Other Sister.

Elizabeth A. Reeves has 43 books catalogued between 2012 and 2023, beginning with Adrift (2012). Cindy Eller appears both as a character and as a series name. Reeves's other series are Goldie Locke and the Were Bears, Middle-Aged Fairy Godmother, Unlife, Last Selkie, Jumping Into Danger, Witness Protection for Monsters, Bee Witch and Poultry and Poltergeists. Titles include How (Not) to Kiss a Toad (2012), Baehrly Alive (2013) and Baehrly Bitten (2013). What the Actual Cluck (2023) is the newest title.

Elizabeth Acevedo

6 books• 1 series

The Poet X, published in 2018, established Elizabeth Acevedo: a National Book Award winner, a Carnegie Medal winner and a New York Times bestseller, written in verse. Acevedo is an American poet whom the Poetry Foundation named Young People's Poet Laureate in September 2022. Six catalogued books work the same ground of adolescence, Latino life, Harlem and coming of age, from With the Fire on High in 2019 and Clap When You Land in 2020 through Family Lore in 2023 to Anger Is Only a Shadow in 2026. The Michael L. Printz Award in 2019, the Pura Belpre Award in 2018 and the Boston-Globe Hornbook Prize for Best Children's Fiction that same year all went to Acevedo, who lives in Washington, DC.

Elizabeth Adams has 29 books in the catalogue, published between 2012 and 2024. Booksellers and bookselling is the only recorded subject heading, matching the opening title A Book by Its Cover (2012). A Collection of Unusual Tails and the Elopement Project are the two series listed, and Meryton Vignettes (2016) sits among the titles. The newest entry, Pursued by a King: Abigail's Story (2024), carries a joint credit with Diana Wallis Taylor.

Romance crossed with suspense defines Elizabeth Adler's fiction. The British author's 33 catalogued books open with Leonie / Private Desires in 1985 and close with Better Than Revenge in 2021, and the Mac Reilly novels supply the one recurring investigator. Inheritance, family secrets, mothers and daughters, and French settings recur. Adler has also published as Ariana Scott, and her novels have appeared in 22 languages.

Elizabeth Ann Scarborough, born 23 March 1947, is an American science fiction and fantasy writer and a Registered Nurse living in Port Townsend, Washington. Scarborough has published more than 40 novels and has collaborated with Anne McCaffrey on several series. The catalogue lists 42 books from Song of Sorcery (1982) to Extended Family (2022), including The Unicorn Creed (1983) and The Healer's War (1988). Series include Songs from the Seashell Archives, Petaybee/Powers Trilogy, Songkiller, Godmother and Spam the Cat Purranormal Mysteries. Subjects include witches, the Vietnam War, Petaybee as an imaginary place, and humour.