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Elizabeth Arnott has one catalogued book: The Secret Lives of Murderers' Wives, dated 2026. No earlier title stands under the name and no series groups the catalogue, which the directory lists as ongoing.

Elizabeth Ashton was a British romance novelist who wrote for Mills & Boon from 1969 to 1990. The Pied Tulip (1969) opens a catalogue of 49 titles that runs to a 2018 reissue, Wild Grapes. Marriage of convenience plots and actors recur as subjects, and the 1970s were the heaviest decade. The median book runs 188 pages.

Elizabeth Aston is a pen name of Elizabeth Edmondson (21 February 1948 to 11 January 2016), an English author who also wrote as Elizabeth Pewsey. Edmondson studied Jane Austen at St Hilda's College, Oxford, and many of the stories adapt or continue Austen's works, starting with Mr. Darcy's Daughters in 2003. The catalogue holds 13 Aston books through Mr Darcy Requests the Pleasure (2015), with the series Darcy and Darcy Short Stories/Novellas. Fitzwilliam Darcy and Elizabeth Bennet appear among the subjects, along with historical romance, sisters, London and Italy. Edmondson also founded a youth holiday orchestra in the York area that has run since 1992.

Elizabeth Bailey grew up in Nyasaland, now Malawi, where Bailey's father worked when the country was a British colony, as one of four children. Reading and drama were encouraged early, and a love of romance grew from fairy tales and from Georgette Heyer, first read at 11. The catalogue lists 56 Bailey books from 1992 to 2024, with tags for Regency and historical romance, governesses and England. Prudence, Just Deserts and Sweet Sacrifice all date from 1992, and The Killing Cave (2024) is the latest. Series include A Lady Fan Mystery, Brides by Chance and Governesses Trilogy.

Elizabeth Bear

54 books• 14 series

Elizabeth Bear is the writing name of Sarah Bear Elizabeth Wishnevsky, born in 1971, an American author working across speculative fiction. Bear took the 2005 John W. Campbell Award for Best New Writer, the 2008 Hugo for Best Short Story with Tideline and the 2009 Hugo for Best Novelette with Shoggoths in Bloom, one of the few writers to win multiple fiction Hugos after that Campbell win. Fifty-seven catalogued books run from Hammered (2004) to Angel Maker (2025), across the Promethean Age, Jacob's Ladder, New Amsterdam, Jenny Casey, Eternal Sky, Lotus Kingdoms, White Space and Karen Memory.

Elizabeth Berg

35 books• 7 series

Elizabeth Berg, born December 2, 1948, is an American novelist and a former registered nurse. Family life and personal change are the core of Berg's character-focused fiction, which the American Library Association has recognized. The catalogue counts 35 books from Family Traditions (1992) and Durable Goods (1993) to Life: A Love Story (2026). Talk Before Sleep, Range of Motion and Open House are early titles, and Mason and Katie Nash are series. Subjects include female friendship, sisters, widows and mothers and daughters.

Elizabeth Black has 10 books in the catalogue, dated 2008 to 2020. Summer Heat (2008) is the earliest listed title. The Unexpected Guest (2009), PURR (2011), Climbing Her Tower (2012), Trouble In Thigh High Boots (2012) and When The Veil Is Thin (2013) follow. Love Is A Thief (2016), Full Moon Fever (2020) and Happily Ever After (2020) are the latest entries.

Historical romance, Regency in particular, is what the catalogue records for Elizabeth Boyle, along with subjects covering the aristocracy, nobility, England and man-woman relationships. Twenty-nine books run from Brazen Angel (1997) to O Little Town of Bethlehem (2024), with Brazen Heiress (1998) and Brazen Temptress (1999) following the debut. Bachelor Chronicles, d'Artiers Family and Marlowes are the series credited to Boyle, and Rhymes With Love appears as a character entry. The 2000s are the heaviest decade on the list.

Elizabeth Briggs writes young adult fiction across contemporary romance and science fiction. Rock musicians, time travel and family run through the catalogue. The Chasing the Dream series holds the More Than books, from More Than Music and More Than Exes in 2014 through More Than Comics, More Than Fashion and More Than Once in 2015 to More Than Distance in 2017, while Future Shock (2016), Future Threat (2017) and Future Lost (2018) form a second sequence. Her Elemental Dragons, Zodiac Wolves: The Lost Pack, Claimed By Lucifer, Royal Hearts and Seraphim Academy complete the 32-book catalogue, which reaches Fates Entwined (2024).

Elizabeth Bright writes romance, and the catalogue is a compact one: 14 books between 2017 and 2026, from Twice As Wicked (2017) to Long Way Home (2026). Three series carry the Bright name, Wicked Secrets, Lodestar Ranch and Mercy River Ranch. The two titles with a page count on file average 306 pages. Bright is an ongoing author.

Elizabeth Bromke is a romance author with 38 books in the catalogue, published between 2018 and 2026. Christmas on Maplewood Mountain (2018) comes first, followed by Missing in Maplewood (2019) and Return to Maplewood (2019). Series include Maplewood Sisters, Hickory Grove, Birch Harbor, Harbor Hills, Prairie Creek Romance, Gull's Landing, Heirloom Island and Brambleberry Creek. The Sunday House (2026) is the newest title.

Elizabeth Buchan, born 21 May 1948, is a British author of fiction and nonfiction whose first book, Ice Dancer, came out in 1985. Consider the Lily won the Romantic Novel of the Year Award in 1994, and Buchan chaired the Romantic Novelists' Association from 1995 to 1997. CBS turned Revenge of the Middle-Aged Woman into a television film. Buchan's 23 catalogued books reach Historical Heroes (2025).

Elizabeth C. Bunce is an American author of mysteries, fantasy and ghost stories, written for pre-teen and young adult readers and often drawn from folklore. The Myrtle Hardcastle Mysteries, an Edgar Award winner, is the series recorded under Bunce's name, and the catalogue pitches the work at grades 3 to 5. Eight books run from A Curse Dark as Gold (2008) to Myrtle, Means, and Opportunity (2023), with StarCrossed (2010), Liar's Moon (2011), Premeditated Myrtle (2020), How to Get Away with Myrtle (2020), Cold-Blooded Myrtle (2021) and In Myrtle Peril (2022) between them. Recorded subjects include magic, social classes, robbers and outlaws, and ghosts.

Elizabeth Cadell (1903-1989) was a British writer of romance. The catalogue lists 58 titles, from My Dear Aunt Flora (1946) through a heavy run in the 1950s to Death and Miss Dane (2025). England, Portugal, France and village life supply the settings recorded in the subjects, and the Waynes of Wood Mount books form the one named series. Cadell also wrote as Harriet Ainsworth.

Elizabeth Camden writes Christian historical romance, with women journalists, translators and business owners among the figures in the subject list. The catalogue holds 29 books across the Hope and Glory, Blackstone Legacy, Women of Midtown, Until The Dawn, From This Moment and Far & Away series, opening with The Lady of Bolton Hill (2011) and reaching Beyond the Clouds. The Falcon's Echo is scheduled for 2027.

Medieval England is Elizabeth Chadwick's period - knights, courts, kings and rulers. The Wild Hunt (1990) opens the catalogue and the trilogy named after it. Later sequences take real figures as their subjects: William Marshal, Eleanor of Aquitaine, the FitzWarin family and Jeanette of Kent. Thirty titles are catalogued, running to The Crownless Queen in 2026, and the novels are long, at a median of 504 pages.

Elizabeth Cole writes historical romance across six series: Secrets of the Zodiac, Wallflowers of Wildwood, Swordcross Knights, Brothers Salem, A Lady's Guide to Scotsmen and Regency Rhapsody. A Winter's Knight and Love on the Run, both 2012, open the 40-book catalogue, which reaches How to Meet Your Match on the Moors (2026). A Lady in colour sequence runs alongside the knights and Regency titles, including Lady in Pearls (2013) and Lady in Sapphire (2015). Books average 335 pages.

Elizabeth Daly (1878-1967) wrote Golden Age detective fiction. Henry Gamadge, the series character, is an author and book collector who solves murders in New York. Daly published the first Gamadge novel, Unexpected Night, at the age of 62, and 16 Gamadge books appeared between 1940 and 1951, among them Deadly Nightshade (1940), Murders in Volume 2 (1941), The House Without the Door (1942) and The Book of the Dead (1944). Light verse and prose for Life, Puck and Scribner's came earlier. The run closes at The Book of the Crime (1951).

Elizabeth Day, born 10 November 1978, is an English novelist, journalist and broadcaster, and the host of the podcast How to Fail with Elizabeth Day. Day was a feature writer at The Observer from 2007 to 2016, also wrote for You magazine, and became a Fellow of the Royal Society of Literature in 2024. Books in the catalogue run from Scissors, Paper, Stone (2011) to One of Us (2025) and include The Party (2017), How to Fail (2019), Failosophy (2020) and Magpie (2022). Subjects include family relationships, mothers and sons, wives, patients and coma.

Elizabeth Dear has 15 catalogued books, with the first appearing in 2021. The series credited to Dear are Blackstone Academy, A Knight's Revenge, Dylan St. James Omegaverse and Shifter Guardians Academy. Ben Fortune and Mave Fortune date from 2021, and Seize the Castle and Storm the Gates from 2022. Kill the King (2023) and Omega Concealed (2024) follow. Edge of Steel (2026) is the newest published title, and Rage of Beasts is scheduled for 2027.

Elizabeth E. Wein, born October 2, 1964, is an American-born writer who holds American and British citizenship. Wein is known chiefly for young adult historical fiction, and Code Name Verity (2012) and Rose Under Fire (2013) sit among the catalogued titles, with subject tags for air pilots and the Second World War. The Winter Prince (1993) is the first of the books listed, and the series list includes Lion Hunter: Arthurian and Lion Hunters: Mark of Solomon. Mordred, knights and princesses also appear in the subject tags. Stateless (2023) is the newest title.

Elizabeth E.X. Ferrars wrote English detective fiction across seven decades. Five recurring investigators carry the series: Toby Dyke, Virginia Freer, Andrew Basnett, Superintendent Ditteridge and Police Chief Raposo. Titles favour wordplay, as in Give a Corpse a Bad Name (1940), Don't Monkey with Murder (1942), Neck in a Noose (1942) and The March Hare Murders (1949). Retired teachers, botanists, thieves and divorced women populate the subjects. The listing holds 74 books dated 1940 to 2014, at a median of 192 pages.

Elizabeth Edmondson (1948–2016) wrote mystery, historical and contemporary fiction, publishing also as Elizabeth Aston and Elizabeth Pewsey. A student of Jane Austen at St Hilda's College, Oxford, Edmondson built several books as adaptations and sequels to Austen, beginning with Mr. Darcy's Daughters in 2003. Under her own name the Very English Mystery and Vintage Mystery series run through 14 catalogued titles, from Frozen Lake (2004) to A Matter of Loyalty (2017). The Second World War, Italy and inheritance recur in the plots.

Elizabeth Eulberg is an American children's author. Eulberg is the only credited name across 22 books published between 2010 and 2026, from The Lonely Hearts Club (2010) to Cruel Summer (2026). Girl Detective, Scared Silly and Taylors Version are the recorded series. Friendship, dating, clubs, high schools, pianists and mystery and detective stories head the subject list, and the Beatles sit among the headings too.

Secret Scientists of London and Damsels of Discovery are the two series recorded under Elizabeth Everett's name. The catalogue holds 6 books at a rate of one a year: A Lady's Formula for Love (2021), A Perfect Equation (2022), A Love By Design (2023), The Love Remedy (2024), The Lady Sparks a Flame (2025) and Magic and Mischief at the Wayside Hotel (2026). Everett is actively publishing.

Westerns set in New Mexico and the American West run through Elizabeth Fackler's 18 catalogued books, published from 1984 to 2017. The Seth Strummar series is listed under the name, and recorded subjects include outlaws and Billy the Kid. Other listed books include Arson (1984), Blood Kin (1992), Backtrail (1993), Badlands (1996) and Texas Lily (1997). Lone Justice (2017) is the most recent title.

Elizabeth Gaskell

60 books

Elizabeth Gaskell (1810-1865) wrote novels, short stories and one biography, and Victorian social life, the conditions of the very poor included, is her lasting subject. Mary Barton (1848) was the first novel; Cranford, North and South and Wives and Daughters followed, and each has been adapted for television by the BBC. The Life of Charlotte Bronte (1857) drew controversy and fixed the Bronte family's reputation. Sixty catalogued titles, many of them short stories, run from Sketches Among the Poor (1837) to a 2019 collection of supernatural tales.

Elizabeth George

36 books• 6 series

British police procedurals are Elizabeth George's main line of work, centred on Inspector Thomas Lynley and Barbara Havers investigating murders across Great Britain. The catalogue holds 36 books from A Great Deliverance (1988) to A Slowly Dying Cause in 2025. George also wrote the Saratoga Woods and Abandonment of Hannah Armstrong titles, short stories and non-fiction. At a median of 576 pages these are long novels, and the series remains ongoing.

Elizabeth Gilbert

10 books

Elizabeth Gilbert, born 18 July 1969, is an American journalist and author. Gilbert's 2006 memoir Eat, Pray, Love sold more than 12 million copies, appeared in over 30 languages and became a film of the same name in 2010. The catalogue lists 10 Gilbert books from Pilgrims (1997) to All the Way to the River (2025), including Stern Men, The Last American Man, Committed, The Signature of All Things, Big Magic and City of Girls.

Elizabeth Goddard writes Christian romantic suspense, with 60 books catalogued from Seasons Of Love (2007) to Deadly Currents (2026) and Where the Shadows Begin scheduled for 2027. Series include Mountain Cove, Wilderness, Inc., Oregon Outback, Coldwater Bay Intrigue, Mount Shasta Secrets, Missing in Alaska, Redwood Coast and Uncommon Justice. Subjects include clean and wholesome romance, missing persons, criminals and Alaska.

Elizabeth Goudge (1900–1984) wrote English fiction for adults and for children. The Little White Horse won the Carnegie Medal in 1946, and J.K. Rowling later named it a favourite and a direct influence on the Harry Potter books. Goudge's 41 catalogued titles run from Island Magic (1934) to A Vision of God (1990). Three family sequences organise much of the fiction: the Torminster Saga, the Eliots of Damerosehay and the Du Frocq Family. Country life, historical settings and Christmas stories fill the subject tags.

Elizabeth Grey has 11 books catalogued between 2017 and 2022, and the series on the site are School Run and When We Were Young. Just Friends (2017) is listed as the first title and The Christmas School Run (2022) as the newest. Always You (2017), It's Complicated (2018), Forever You (2019), Second Chance (2019), The Hen Weekend (2020) and The School Run Reject Club (2021) also appear. The newest book dates from 2022, and the author is marked dormant.

Elizabeth Gunn writes police procedurals built on two series detectives, Jake Hines and Sarah Burke. Catalogue subjects place the books in Minnesota and Arizona and list murder investigation and women sleuths. Gunn's 24 catalogued books run from Ella's Dream (1978) to Sarah's List / Close to the Edge (2020). Titles from the late 1990s and 2000s include Triple Play (1997), Par Four (1999), Five Card Stud (2000), Six-Pound Walleye (2001) and Cool in Tucson / Close To Her (2007). The catalogue appears complete.

Elizabeth Hand

42 books• 7 series

Elizabeth Hand writes science fiction, fantasy and crime, plus media tie-ins. Cass Neary, a photographer with a talent for finding the dead, heads the crime novels; the Winterlong books and Illyria carry the speculative work; and Hand has written for Star Wars: Boba Fett, Catwoman, Twelve Monkeys and Anna and the King. Thirty-eight titles span 1990 to 2026, from Winterlong to Unspeakable Things.

Elizabeth Harris has 13 books in the catalogue, with subjects that include time travel, the Middle Ages and contemporary romance. The Herb Gatherers (1991) is the earliest title. Books from the 1990s include The Egyptian Years (1992), The Sun Worshippers (1993), Time of the Wolf (1994), The Quiet Earth (1995), The Sacrifice Stone (1996) and The Twilight Child (1998). The catalogue is dormant.

Fantasy is Elizabeth Haydon's genre. Thirteen catalogued titles run from Rhapsody (1999) to The Weaver's Lament (2016), taking in Prophecy (2000), Destiny (2001), Requiem for the Sun (2002), Elegy for a Lost Star (2004), The Assassin King (2006), The Floating Island (2006), The Thief Queen's Daughter (2007), The Dragon's Lair (2008) and The Merchant Emperor (2014). Rhapsody, Achmed and Grunthor are the named characters; Symphony of Ages and the Lost Journals of Ven Polypheme are the two series. Dragons, quests, epic fantasy and children's fiction carry the subject tags.

Elizabeth Haynes is a British writer of crime fiction. Into the Darkest Corner (2007) opens a catalogue of 10 books running to 2021, which takes in Dark Tide (2012), Human Remains (2013), Behind Closed Doors (2015) and The Murder of Harriet Monckton (2018). The DCI Louisa Smith series sits inside that run. Psychological suspense, intimate partner violence, women detectives and murder investigation are the recurring subjects.

Romantic suspense and police procedural mysteries appear among the subjects attached to Elizabeth Heiter's 16 catalogued books, published from 2013 to 2022. Criminal profilers and thrillers are tagged too. Heiter's series are Profiler, K-9 Alaska and Lawmen: Bullets and Brawn. Hunted (2013) is the first title and Sniffing Out Danger (2022) the latest, with Vanished, Stalked and Police Protector in between. No newer book is listed, so Heiter is marked dormant.

Beasts of the Briar is the whole of Elizabeth Helen's catalogue so far, a fantasy romance series begun with Bonded by Thorns (2023) and continued through Forged by Malice, Woven by Gold, Broken by Daylight, Frozen by Stardust and Crowned by Roses (2026). Nine titles are listed, bonus content included, and the series is ongoing.

Historical romance is Elizabeth Hoyt's register, with London, the aristocracy and vigilantes among the recorded subjects. The Raven Prince (2006) opens the Princes trilogy, Wicked Intentions (2010) starts Maiden Lane, and Greycourt and the Legend of the Four Soldiers fill out the series work. Twenty-nine books are catalogued through to No Ordinary Duchess in 2023, a few of them written as Julia Harper.

Elizabeth Hunter writes fantasy across a dozen series, among them the Elemental Mysteries and Elemental Legacy, the Irin Chronicles, Cambio Springs, Glimmer Lake, Moonstone Cove, Vista de Lirio and 7th and Main. A Hidden Fire (2011) opens the catalogue, which reaches 73 titles with Obsidian Empire in 2026. Median length is 292 pages, and the 2010s were the busiest decade.

Elizabeth J. Duncan

14 books• 2 series

Elizabeth J. Duncan is a Canadian writer of cozy mysteries. Penny Brannigan, the series set in North Wales, is her main work: its opening book, The Cold Light of Mourning (2009), drew nominations for both the Agatha Award and the Arthur Ellis Award; A Small Hill to Die On took the Bony Blithe Award in 2013; and Never Laugh As a Hearse Goes By was shortlisted for that award in 2014. Shakespeare in the Catskills is the second series, and 14 books are catalogued through On Deadly Tides (2020).

Elizabeth Jane Howard has 20 books catalogued, opening with The Beautiful Visit (1950) and We Are For The Dark (1951). The Long View (1956), The Sea Change (1959), After Julius (1965) and Odd Girl Out (1972) follow, and The Light Years (1990) and Marking Time (1991) appear decades later. Howard (26 March 1923 - 2 January 2014) was an English novelist with 15 novels, among them the bestselling Cazalet Chronicles. Family sagas, marriage, England and the Second World War recur in the subjects.

Elizabeth Jennings writes contemporary and category romance, with romantic suspense and erotica among the recorded subjects; soldiers, horse racing, conflict diamonds and murderers appear in the same records. Titles in the listing also carry the name Lisa Marie Rice, and one series is filed as Lisa Marie Rice Short Stories/Novellas, alongside Women of Midnight and Black Inc. The run moves from Bernadette's Bluff (1998) through Dangerous Lover (2007) to Nikolai (2025). One 1985 entry, Poets in hand, carries four other credited names and stands apart from everything else on the list.

Elizabeth Johns writes historical romance, with 34 books in the catalogue from Surrender the Past (2014) to An Inconvenient Duty (2026). Seasons of Change (2014), Seeking Redemption (2015), Shadows of Doubt (2015), Melting the Ice (2016) and Through the Fire (2016) are among the earlier titles. Johns series include Gentlemen of Knights, Gentlemen of Virtue, Loring-Abbott, Virtues, A Series of Elements and Brethren in Arms.

Elizabeth Kane Buzzelli writes women-sleuth mysteries, with subject headings naming women journalists, policewomen, Michigan, Texas, pecans and family-owned businesses. The series list covers Emily Kincaid Mystery, Little Library Mystery and Nut House Mystery, along with Elizabeth Lee Picture. Dead Dancing Women (2008) is the first title, followed by Dead Floating Lovers (2009) and Dead Sleeping Shaman (2010). A Tough Nut to Kill (2014) and She Stopped for Death (2017) come later.

Born in London on 9 July 1949, Elizabeth Kay is an English writer of children's fantasy. Kay wrote The Divide trilogy, first published by Chicken House Press and later picked up by Scholastic Books. The earliest catalogued titles are The Divide (2003), Back To The Divide (2004) and Jinx On The Divide (2005). The catalogue credits Kay alone on 11 books published between 2003 and 2014, among them Missing Link (2009), The Tree Devil (2010), Beware of Men with Moustaches (2012) and The Spirit Collection (2013). Recorded subjects include magic, mythical animals, good and evil, and sick children. Ice Feathers (2014) is the newest catalogued title.

Elizabeth Knight is an international bestselling author who started writing in 2020 and has written 40 books since. Knight writes across genres, from the sweeter side of omegaverse to darker mafia and MC romance, with strong, snarky and sassy women as favourite characters. The catalogue holds 43 books from Birthright (2020) to Two For The Show (2025), including Claiming Hope, Hidden Hope and Refining Earth (all 2020). Series include Hidden Empire, Elementi, Mercenary Queen, Caprioni Queen, Knot All Is Omegaverse and Omega Assassin.

The Elizabeth Knox catalogue holds 169 books published between 2017 and 2026, beginning with Blackjack, Promised, Redemption and Reign in 2017. Series listed under Elizabeth Knox include Reapers MC, Skulls Renegade MC, Satan's Raiders MC, Raiders of Valhalla: New Blood, Umarova Crime Family and Mafia Heirs Gallaghers. Silver Hells is the newest title, dated 2026, and the output remains ongoing.

Elizabeth Kostova

4 books

Elizabeth Kostova is an American author, born Elizabeth Johnson Kostova on 26 December 1964, best known for the debut novel The Historian. Four books make up the catalogue: The Historian (2005), The Swan Thieves (2010), The Shadow Land (2017) and Mystery Play (2026). The books run long, at a median 642 pages. Vampires, historians, painters, legends and the occult recur as subjects.

Ancient Rome is the subject of Elizabeth Legge's 27 books, published from 2023 to 2026. Legge's studies cover Gaius Caligula, Agrippa I as the last king of Roman Judaea, Roman military medicine, women physicians in Rome and the Castra Praetoria. The work is grouped into series including Roma Invicta: Echoes of Ancient Rome and Roman Provincial Shadows, and Vagabunda: Journeys Without Borders sits alongside them. The Medicus' Eye (2026) is the newest title.

Elizabeth Lennox has 253 books in the catalogue, published between 2009 and 2026, with a median length of 121 pages. The 2009 entries include Escaping a Royal Wedding, Mistress to the Prince, The Greek's Baby Bargain and The Sheik's Love Child. Series headings include the Alfieri Saga, the Attracelli Family, the Al-Sintra Family, the Samara Royal Family, Diamond Club, Sinful Nights, Lottery Winners, Power & Passion, Boarding School and Ladies of The Burling School. The Billionaire's Desire (2026) is the newest listed title, and the run is ongoing.

Eleven books carry Elizabeth Letts's name, published between 2005 and 2026. The early novels draw on medicine, with women physicians, obstetricians and nurse practitioners among the subjects of Quality of Care (2005) and Family Planning (2006), and two 2015 titles, Academy Girls and The Color of Water in July, appeared as Nora Carroll. Two books about horses followed, The Eighty-Dollar Champion in 2011 and The Perfect Horse in 2016, then the historical novel Finding Dorothy in 2019. Letts is an American author, and Fallen for France arrived in 2026.

Elizabeth Lim writes children's fiction, and subject headings name China, women soldiers, princesses, Cinderella as a legendary character, and brothers and sisters. The catalogue counts 10 books from Reflection (2018) to Fishbone Cinderella (2026). Between them come Spin the Dawn (2019), Unravel the Dusk (2020), So This is Love (2020), Six Crimson Cranes (2021), The Dragon's Promise (2022), Her Radiant Curse (2023), When You Wish Upon a Star (2023) and A Forgery of Fate (2025). Series are Blood of Stars and Six Crimson Cranes, and Twisted Tales appears among the subjects.

Police procedurals set in Los Angeles fill this catalogue, published under Elizabeth Linington and the pen name Dell Shannon, with at least one title as Anne Blaisdell. Lieutenant Luis Mendoza is the central detective; Vic Varallo, Ivor Maddox and the lawyer Jesse Falkenstein head three further series. The run holds 82 books, from Case Pending (1960) to Sorrow to the Grave (1992), at a median of 224 pages.

Elizabeth Lowell is one of the names used by American writer Ann Maxwell, born April 5, 1944, who also writes as A.E. Maxwell. Alone and with co-author and husband Evan, Maxwell has produced more than 50 novels and one non-fiction book, spanning science fiction, historical fiction, romance, mystery and suspense. The Elizabeth Lowell catalogue lists 52 books from 1983 to 2015, from To the Ends of the Earth / The Danvers Touch (1983) to Perfect Touch (2015). Series include St. Kilda, Rarities Unlimited, Donovans and MacKenzie-Blackthorn.

Religious fiction and romance are the subjects on record for Elizabeth Maddrey, whose 53 catalogued books run from 2013 to 2026. Wisdom To Know and Courage to Change date from 2013, and What if She Stayed (2026) is the newest. Series include Peacock Hill Romance, Hope Ranch, Grant Us Grace, Taste of Romance, Operation Romance, Baxter Family Bakery, Billionaire Next Door and Beachfront Billionaires.

Elizabeth Massie has 49 books catalogued from Stephen (1990) to The Wages of Belief and Other Stories from the Dark Side (2025). Subjects range from American history, including the Revolution, fugitive slaves, immigrants and mill work, to vampires, time travel and media tie-ins. Titles include Sineater (1992), Southern Discomfort (1993), Virginia: Valley of Vampires (1995) and Patsy and the Declaration (1997). Massie's series are Young Founders, Tudors, Daughters of Liberty and American Chills. Massie lives outside Waynesboro, Virginia, with illustrator Cortney Skinner.

Elizabeth May has 8 books in the catalogue, from The Falconer (2013) to The Wolf and the Crown of Blood (2026), with The Blade and the Last Sacrifice due in 2027. Young adult fiction, historical fantasy, fairies, magic, Scotland and Edinburgh appear among the subjects. Series include Broken Accords, Seven Devils and These Monstrous Gods. Other titles are The Vanishing Throne (2015), The Fallen Kingdom (2017), Seven Devils (2020), Seven Mercies (2022) and To Cage a God (2024).

Elizabeth McCracken

10 books• 1 series

Elizabeth McCracken, born in 1966, is an American author whose awards include the PEN/Malamud Award for Excellence in the Short Story, the PEN New England Award and the Story Prize. The Giant's House (1996) opens a catalogue of 10 books that mixes novels, story collections and memoir: Niagara Falls All Over Again (2001), An Exact Replica of a Figment of My Imagination (2008), Thunderstruck & Other Stories (2014), Bowlaway (2019), The Souvenir Museum (2021) and The Hero of This Book (2022). A Long Game: Notes on Writing Fiction followed in 2025.