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Emilia Finn has published 86 books since 2017. Ten series organise the catalogue: Rollin On and Rollin On Early Years, Stacked Deck, Survivor, Gilded Knights, Mayet Justice, Love & War, Inamorata, Underbelly Enchanted and Save The Date. The first year alone brought six Finding titles, among them Finding Home, Finding Forever, Finding Hope and Finding Redemption, and the run reaches Dancing In The Dark in 2026.

Emilia Hart is a British-Australian novelist. Weyward (2023) opens her catalogue, followed by The Sirens (2025) and The Enigmas, scheduled for 2027. Hart's three books are feminist fiction working with women's lives, sea stories, fairy tales, folk tales and mythology, at a median 352 pages. A new Hart novel has arrived every two years since 2023.

Emilie Loring wrote American romance novels across the first half of the twentieth century. Born in 1866, Loring started writing in 1914 at the age of 50 and continued until her death in 1951. The Trail of Conflict (1922) opens a catalogue of 50 books. After 1951 her sons drew on a stock of unfinished material to issue 20 further titles under her name, ghostwritten by Elinore Denniston, and the catalogue runs on to Love Came Laughing By in 1975.

Emilie Richards has 78 books in the catalogue, from Angel and the Saint (1985) to Peaks and Valleys (2022), and no new title has appeared since. Richards is an American writer of contemporary romance and mystery novels. Series include MacDonald Sisters, Shenandoah Album, Tales of the Pacific, Goddesses Anonymous, Happiness Key, Iron Lace, Whiskey Islands and Ministry Is Murder. Brendan's Song (1985), Gilding the Lily (1985) and Something So Right (1986) are among the early titles. Subjects include female friendship, mothers and daughters, sisters and family life.

Emily Blackwood has 16 catalogued books, published between 2020 and 2026. All The Crown's Shadows (2020) opens the catalogue, with All The Crown's Embers (2021) and All The Crown's Ashes (2022) completing that set, and Bleed The Vow (2026) is the newest title. Fae of Rewyth, Wicked Flames Saga, Golden City, Mystics of Ashora and Demons Duet are the series. Fae, demons, saints and crowns fill the titles, and Blackwood remains actively publishing.

Emily Bleeker writes psychological fiction about families under strain. Wreckage (2015) opens 9 catalogued books that reach Good Days Bad Days (2025). Widowhood, letters, new motherhood and postpartum depression, missing children, and mothers and daughters supply the subject matter, with Michigan among the settings. Bleeker continues to publish.

Emily Brightwell is one of the pseudonyms of Cheryl Arguile, an American writer born November 10, 1948 in Richwood, West Virginia, who also writes as Cheryl Lanham and Sarah Temple. The Mrs. Jeffries mysteries run from The Ghost and Mrs. Jeffries and The Inspector and Mrs. Jeffries (1993) to Mrs. Jeffries Aims to Win (2023). Subjects include women household employees, Gerald Witherspoon, the Metropolitan Police and murder investigation in Great Britain. The 46 listed books begin with Kindred Spirits (1990), and a Dear Diary series also appears.

Poetry accounts for the whole of the Emily Bronte catalogue here: five collected editions, from The Complete Poems of Emily Bronte (1941) through Gondal's Queen (1973), No Coward Soul Is Mine (1993) and Emily Bronte: Poems (1996) to Collected Poems (2019). Each gathers the poetic work of a single author.

Something Borrowed (2004) opens the Emily Giffin catalogue, which runs to 14 books and ends with Love You More (2026). Giffin is an American novelist born on March 20, 1972. Married life, single women and love triangles appear among the subject headings. Other titles include Baby Proof (2006), Heart of the Matter (2010), Where We Belong (2012) and The One & Only (2014), and the Adventures of Darcy series sits beside the standalone novels.

Emily Goodwin writes romance in two registers, contemporary and paranormal, across 46 catalogued books. Vampires, witches and spells run through Malus Vampire Family, Grim Gate and Reaper Academy; Dawson Family, Thorne Hill, Silver Ridge and Love is Messy stay closer to home. Stay (2014) opens the catalogue, the Contagious books follow in the same year, and Wicked (2026) is the newest title.

Emily Gunnis has 7 entries in the catalogue, published between 2018 and 2025. The Girl in the Letter (2018) comes first, followed by The Missing Daughter (2019), The Lost Child (2020) and The Midwife's Secret (2021). The Girls Left Behind is listed twice, under 2022 and 2023, and the newest title is A Child in the Storm (2025). English literature is the one subject heading, and no series is listed for Gunnis.

Emily Hayes has 108 books in the catalogue, the bulk of them dated 2020 onward, and Losing Control (2026) is the most recent. Christmas Eve, Coming Home to Holly, Elizabeth's Artist, Escort, Headmistress, Her Christmas Love, Her Desire, Her Forever and Her Seduction all carry a 2020 date. Series credited to Hayes include Forest Vale Hospital, Phoenix Ridge Medical, Phoenix Ridge Fire Department, Phoenix Ridge Police Department, Phoenix Ridge Hockey, Phoenix Ridge Billionaires, Hearts Medical Romance, Ice Queen and A Very Sapphic Christmas Collection. Hayes is still publishing.

Emily Henry is catalogued in two registers: young adult fantasy in the early books, contemporary romance in the later ones. The Love That Split the World (2016) sits under magic, first loves and adoption; Beach Read (2020) onward, through Great Big Beautiful Life, is romance. Eleven books span 2016 to 2025 at a median of 384 pages, and the 2020s are Henry's busiest decade.

Emily James writes cozy mysteries grouped under three headings: Maple Syrup Mysteries, Cupcake Truck Mysteries and Cat and Mouse Whodunits. A Sticky Inheritance (2016) opens a catalogue of 24 books, with Bushwhacked and Sapped following the same year, and A Rash Decision (2024) is the most recent title. James continues to publish.

Emily Kimelman writes mystery and thriller fiction across three series: the Sydney Rye Mysteries, the Kiss Chronicles and the Starstruck Thrillers. Her 24 catalogued books start with Unleashed (2011) and reach Feral Vengeance (2026), taking in The Devil's Breath (2014), The Girl With The Gun (2016) and Flock of Wolves (2018). Kimelman is actively publishing.

Emily Littlejohn writes the Detective Gemma Monroe mysteries, police investigations set in Colorado. Four books are catalogued: Inherit the Bones (2016), A Season to Lie (2017), Lost Lake (2018) and Shatter the Night (2019). Murder, missing persons and town secrecy drive the plots, at a median length of 309 pages. No fifth book has been recorded.

Emily March's catalogue holds 35 books, from The Scoundrel's Bride (1995) to Second Chance Season (2024). Eternity Springs names three series, Eternity Springs, Eternity Springs: The McBrides of Texas and Celebrate Eternity Springs, and Lake in the Clouds, Cedar Dell, Texas and Brazos Bend are further series. Simmer All Night (1999), Sizzle All Day (2000), Season of Sisters (2002) and A Callahan Carol (2010) are other listed titles. Contemporary romance, women veterinarians, widowers and Colorado appear among the subjects.

Emily McIntire writes romance, with dark contemporary romance and violence among the listed subjects. The catalogue holds 14 McIntire books from 2020 onward, among them Beneath the Stars (2020), Hooked (2021), Scarred (2022), Twisted (2022), Wretched (2022) and Crossed (2023). Forsaking Midnight (2026) is the newest title, and Stealing Sunlight is scheduled for 2027. McIntire's series are Never After, Sugarlake and Defying the Stars.

Historical mystery is Emily Organ's form. Penny Green and the pairing of Churchill & Pemberley are the recurring characters across a catalogue of 48 books, joined by the Augusta Peel, Emma Langley Victorian Mystery and Runaway Girl series and a set of Penny Green short mysteries. The Last Day (2014) opens the run, and Death in the Palm House (2026) is the most recent entry.

Emily Rath writes contemporary romance, much of it around hockey. The Jacksonville Rays series, opening with Pucking Around (2023), sits beside the Tuonela Duet and the Devour Me books, and reverse-harem and LGBTQ+ pairings run through the subject records. Fourteen catalogued titles have appeared since 2022, long at a median 574 pages, reaching Devour Me in 2026.

Forty-one books in six years make up Emily Shiner's catalogue, published between 2021 and 2026. The 2021 titles alone include The Bad Nanny, The Good Teacher, The Liar House, The Secret Wife and She Knew He Lied, and the run reaches The Fake Wife in 2026. Three series are catalogued: Meet The Parents, Detective Freya Sinclair and Perfect Couples. Shiner remains actively publishing.

Emily St. John Mandel

7 books• 1 series

Emily St. John Mandel writes literary fiction with a crime thread. Last Night in Montreal and The Singer's Gun (2009) came first, followed by The Lola Quartet (2012), Station Eleven (2014), The Glass Hotel (2020), Sea of Tranquility (2022) and Exit Party (2026). Seven books are catalogued, all of them standalone, running 280 pages at the median.

Emily Sullivan's 7 catalogued books divide between two series: League of Scoundrels and Minnie Harper Mystery. The catalogue opens in 2021 with A Rogue to Remember and The Rebel and the Rake, continues through The Hellion and the Hero (2022) and Duchess Material (2024), and takes in A Death on Corfu and Is This Real or Just Pretend? in 2025. A Murder in Marylebone arrived in 2026, and Sullivan continues to publish.

Emma Brodie has 2 books in the catalogue. Songs in Ursa Major was published in 2021, and Into the Blue followed in 2026. No series or subjects are recorded for either title, and Brodie is listed as an active author.

Emma Chase writes contemporary and erotic romance. Chase's catalogue holds 23 books published between 2013 and 2026, opening with Tangled (2013) and reaching A Very Good Bad Idea (2026). Three series account for much of the run: Royally, Legal Briefs and Getting Some. Marriage, life-changing events and man-woman relationships recur as subjects, and Chase continues to publish.

Emma Cowell's five novels carry their settings in their titles. One Last Letter from Greece (2022) opens the catalogue, followed by The House in the Olive Grove (2023), The Island Love Song (2024), Under the Lemon Tree (2025) and Beneath the Orange Blossom (2026). Cowell has published one book a year since 2022, and the run continues.

Emma Davies has 26 catalogued books published between 2014 and 2026, from Letting In Light (2014) to The Twilight Garden (2026). Six series divide them: the Adam and Eve Mysteries, the Little Cottage books, Rowan Hill, Tales From Appleyard, the Summer & Wynter Mysteries and Clearwater Castle. The Little Cottage on the Hill and three companion titles all appeared in 2018, and The Beekeeper's Cottage, The House at Hope Corner and The Little Shop on Silver Linings Street followed in 2019. Davies is still publishing.

Emma Donoghue

31 books• 5 series

Emma Donoghue is an Irish Canadian novelist, playwright, screenwriter and literary historian, born in October 1969. Room (2010) became an international best-seller and a Booker Prize finalist, and Donoghue's screenplay of the film version earned an Academy Award nomination. Hood (1995) won the Stonewall Book Award, and Slammerkin took the Ferro-Grumley Award for Lesbian Fiction. In 2025 Donoghue received the Alice B Readers Award. The catalogue holds 31 books, from Passions Between Women (1993) to The Paris Express (2025), including the Lotterys Plus One series.

Emma Hamm has 55 catalogued books published between 2015 and 2026. The Goblin Bride (2015) is first, followed by Silver Blood (2016), The Goblin Warrior (2016) and Heart of the Fae (2017). Hamm's series include Of Goblins Kings, Deep Waters, Dragon of Umbra, Kingdom Below, Burning Empire, Celestials, Once Upon a Monster, Gravesinger and Cirque de la Lune. A Shadow So Veiled (2026) is the newest title.

Emma Hart has 79 catalogued books published between 2009 and 2025, opening with Not Safe For Work (2009) and reaching The Duke Who Saved Christmas (2025). Man-woman relationships, best friends, brothers, secrecy, privacy and sexual attraction recur as subjects, with footballers, celebrity children and bank tellers among the catalogued cast. Hart's series include the Holly Woods Files, Burke Brothers, Kiss Me, Mauve Legacy, By His Game, the Bookworm's Guide, the Introvert's Guide, Aristocrat Diaries, Girl Next Door and the Fox Point Files. The 2010s hold the largest share of the catalogue.

Emma Holly (1961 to 2022) was an American writer of erotic romance, frequently with a BDSM focus. Holly wrote more than seventy books and was a finalist for the Romance Writers of America's 2004 RITA award for Best Paranormal Romance. The catalogue lists 50 titles from 1998 to 2020. Catching Midnight, Cooking up a Storm, Menage and Velvet Glove all date from 1998, followed by In the Flesh (2000), Beyond Innocence (2001), Beyond Seduction (2002) and Hunting Midnight (2003). The Love Slave (2020) is the newest. Series include Fitz Clare Chronicles/Midnight, Tales of the Djinn, Tale of the Demon World and Beyond Duet. Vampires and paranormal and historical romance appear in the subject tags.

Emma Jameson writes detective and mystery fiction, with catalogue subjects listing police procedure, murder, investigation, London and romantic suspense. Anthony Hetheridge is the recurring figure behind the Lord and Lady Hetheridge series. Jameson also writes the Dr. Benjamin Bones Mysteries / Magic Of Cornwall books, the Jemima Jago Mystery series and the Eisarium Files. The catalogue holds 24 books published between 2011 and 2026, from Ice Blue to First Date.

Emma Kavanagh writes psychological suspense. Aircraft accidents, missing persons, forensic psychology and serial murder investigation supply the material across 8 books, among them Falling (2014), also published as After We Fall, The Missing Hours (2016) and The Killer on the Wall (2017), with Hadrian's Wall among the settings. The catalogue closed in 2019 with The Devil You Know.

Emma Lathen was the shared pen name of two American businesswomen: Mary Jane Latsis, an economist, and Martha Henissart, an attorney who took a physics degree at Mount Holyoke College in 1950. Together they wrote Wall Street mysteries around John Putnam Thatcher, a banker who investigates murder in the securities trade, beginning with Banking on Death in 1961. The pair also published as R. B. Dominic and wrote the Ben Safford series. The catalogue holds 34 titles through Dot Com Murder in 2016, and the 1970s were its busiest decade.

Historical romance in the Regency mould accounts for all 115 books catalogued under Emma Linfield since 2018. Dukes dominate the series names: Dukes of Decadence, Dukes of Redemption, Dukes' Rules, Wild Dukes, Highland Duchesses, Wedded for Convenience, A Vixen in London and Debutantes' Vow. The Enigmatic Governess of Buford Manor (2018) is the first catalogued title and Duke of Sapphire (2026) the newest.

Emma Miller has 35 books in the catalogue, starting with Courting Ruth (2010) and reaching Courting the Amish Widow (2026). Subjects include the Amish, Mennonites, Christian romance, widows and widowers, Pennsylvania, bed and breakfasts and murder investigation. Series include Hannah's Daughters, Amish Matchmaker, Seven Amish Sisters, Delaware Amish Brothers and Playing The Part. Other titles include Anna's Gift (2011), Miriam's Heart (2011), Leah's Choice (2012), Plain Murder (2013) and Plain Killing (2014).

Emma Rosenblum combines fiction with a journalism career and previously served as chief content officer at Bustle Digital Group. Bad Summer People, the first Rosenblum novel, came out from Flatiron Books in 2023. The catalogue lists 4 books through 2025: Bad Summer People, Very Bad Company (2024), Crime of Fashion (2024) and Mean Moms (2025). Emma Rosenblum is still publishing.

Emma Scott has 27 books listed here, published between 2014 and 2026. The catalogue opens with Love Beyond Words (2014) and closes with Everything We Couldn't Say (2026), passing through Rush (2015), Unbreakable (2015), Full Tilt (2016), How to Save a Life (2016) and Forever Right Now (2017). City Lights, Full Tilt, Beautiful Hearts, Angels and Demons and Castle Hill Academy are the series credited to Scott, listed beside standalone novels and short fiction.

Romance is Emma Slate's main register, with science fiction also represented in the catalogue. Slate has 23 catalogued books published between 2016 and 2026, organised into the Tarnished Angels Motorcycle Club, Web, Saddles & Spurs and White Company series. The run opens with Sins of a King (2016) alongside Birth of a Queen, Dawn of an Empire and Rise of a Dynasty, all dated 2016, and reaches Maple Mountain (2026). Slate is still publishing.

Emma St. Clair has 50 catalogued books, published between 2017 and 2027. The catalogue opens with Four Days of Christmas (2017) and runs to To Have and To Fold (2026), with Ava Enters the Group Chat listed for 2027. St. Clair writes in linked sets, including Love Cliches, Love Stories in Sheet Cake, Texas, Sandover Island, Billionaire Surprise, Appies Hockey Romance, Oakley Island Romcom, Christmas to July and Hometown Heartthrob. Most of the run belongs to the 2020s, and St. Clair keeps publishing.

Emma Straub is an American novelist, born in 1980, whose subjects are family life, fame, the motion picture industry and coming of age. Nine catalogued books run from Fly Over State (2009) to American Fantasy (2026): the short-story collection Other People We Married (2011), then Laura Lamont's Life in Pictures (2012), The Vacationers (2014), Modern Lovers (2016), All Adults Here (2020) and This Time Tomorrow (2022). Straub founded the independent bookstore Books Are Magic in 2017 and received a Guggenheim Fellowship in 2024.

Emma Törzs, born in 1987, is an American literary novelist and university professor. Her debut novel, Ink Blood Sister Scribe (2023), has been optioned by Amazon MGM Studios. Törzs holds a National Endowment for the Arts fellowship in prose and has won a World Fantasy Award for Short Fiction and an O. Henry Prize. Two titles are catalogued, the earlier being Like a River Loves the Sky (2018).

Emma V. Leech splits her work between Regency romance and French legend. Rogues & Gentlemen, Girls Who Dare, Daring Daughters, Wicked Sons and the Regency Romance Mysteries carry the first; Les Fées: The French Fae Legend and Les Corbeaux: The French Vampire Legend carry the second, opening with The Dark Prince (2015). Leech's 74 catalogued books reach What Lies Beneath (2025), with eight titles carrying a 2017 date. Volumes run long, at a median of 437 pages.

Emmie Lyn writes light mysteries with food and dogs in nearly every title. Thirty-two books have appeared since 2021, across the Little Dog Diner, Dogs & Donuts, Mint Chocolate Chip Mystery, Cooking Club Murder Mystery, Accidental Ghost Detective and Danger at the Cove series. Titles pair a dish with trouble: Custard and a Crisis, Sprinkles and a Situation, Dishing Up Deceit, Crumbling Up Crooks. Spiced with Secrets appeared in 2026, and Frosted with Fear is scheduled for 2027.

Emmy Ellis writes British crime fiction, 118 catalogued titles between Murder Game (2014) and No26 (2026). Police series carry much of the run, D.I. Bethany Smith, D.I. Tracy Collier, D.I. Morgan Yeoman, D.I. Kane Barnett, Detective Anna James and Detective Carol Wren, beside the Cardigan Estate, Barrington Patch, Crawshaw Street and London Lot books. Many titles carry two names, such as All The Bones, also published as Sunk. Ellis publishes continuously.

Emylia Hall's fiction divides in two: standalone novels of families and secrets, and the Shell House Detectives mysteries. The Book Of Summers (2012) opens the catalogue, followed by The Swiss Affair (2013), Sea Between Us (2015) and The Thousand Lights Hotel (2017). The detective books begin in 2023 with The Shell House Detectives and The Harbour Lights Mystery. Eleven titles reach The Lone Island Mystery (2026).

Enid Blyton

957 books• 42 series

Enid Blyton (11 August 1897 to 28 November 1968) was an English children's writer and one of the best-selling authors of children's literature, with more than 600 million copies sold and translations into ninety languages. Blyton wrote on education, natural history, fantasy, mystery and biblical stories. Noddy, the Famous Five, the Secret Seven, the Five Find-Outers and Malory Towers are the best-remembered Blyton books, and St Clare's, Mary Mouse and Toyland Stories are also listed. The catalogue opens with The Enid Blyton Book of Fairies (1924), and The Naughtiest Girl in the School (1930) and The Adventures of the Wishing-Chair (1937) follow. Titles dated after Blyton's death also appear, up to Stories of Wonders and Wishes (2023).

Eoin Colfer

59 books• 18 series

Eoin Colfer, born 14 May 1965, is an Irish children's writer and a former primary school teacher, best known for the eleven Artemis Fowl fantasy novels. By 2013 the Artemis Fowl books had sold more than 21 million copies in 44 languages, and in a 2010 public poll readers chose Artemis Fowl as their favourite Puffin Books title. The novel Artemis Fowl (2001) was followed by The Arctic Incident (2002) and The Eternity Code (2003). Other series include the Fowl Twins, W.A.R.P., Benny Shaw and Plugged, with Benny and Omar (1998) among the early titles and Deerheart (2026) the newest. The listing also credits The Ultimate Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy (1996) to Colfer.

Eoin Dempsey writes historical fiction set in and around the Second World War. The 31 catalogued Dempsey books begin with Finding Rebecca (2012) and reach The Bridge (2026), taking in The Bogside Boys (2015) and White Rose, Black Forest (2018). Subjects across the catalogue include the Holocaust, Auschwitz, the Gestapo, the Weisse Rose resistance group and resistance to government. Dempsey writes four series - Monika Ritter, Maureen Ritter, Lion's Den and Powerscourt - and remains actively publishing.

Eowyn Ivey

4 books

Alaska runs through every book Eowyn Ivey has written. The Snow Child (2012), her first novel, reworks a fairy tale into frontier fiction and was a finalist for the 2013 Pulitzer Prize for Fiction. To the Bright Edge of the World (2016) turns to a scientific expedition and early photography, and Black Woods, Blue Sky followed in 2025. Ivey lives in Alaska, and four titles are catalogued.

Eric Ambler (1909-1998) wrote English thrillers, spy novels above all, and worked as a screenwriter. His 29 catalogued books span 1936 to 1995, from The Dark Frontier (1936) to The Story So Far (1995), with the 1950s his busiest decade. Ambler built series around Valeshoff, Charles Latimer and Arthur Abdel Simpson, and his subjects take in intelligence services, smuggling and the Orient Express. He also published as Eliot Reed for titles written with Charles Rodda.

Eric Brown was a British science fiction author and a critic for The Guardian, born on 24 May 1960 and died on 21 March 2023. Catalogue subjects include space opera, human-alien encounters, space colonies and mystery. The earliest listed book is The Time Lapsed Man And Other Stories (1990), followed by Meridian Days (1992) and Engineman (1994). Series credited to Brown include Langham and Dupré Mystery, Starship Seasons, Telemass Quartet, Virex Trilogy and Bengal Station.

Eric Carle

165 books• 6 series

Eric Carle (25 June 1929 to 23 May 2021) was an American author, designer and illustrator of children's books. The Very Hungry Caterpillar, a picture book first published in 1969, has sold more than 55 million copies in over 70 languages. Carle illustrated more than 70 children's books and wrote most of them, and sales across the Carle books exceed 170 million copies. Catalogued titles begin with 1, 2, 3 to the Zoo (1968), followed by The Very Hungry Caterpillar (1969), Pancakes, Pancakes! (1970), The Tiny Seed (1970) and Do You Want to Be My Friend? (1971). Subjects include board books, counting, color, animals and caterpillars.

Eric Chance Stone writes action adventure and mystery. Most titles end on the word Waters: Blue Waters (2020), Raging Waters (2021), Vanishing Waters (2021), Mayan Waters (2022), African Waters (2023) and, most recently, Chile Waters (2026). The catalogue holds 25 books published between 2020 and 2026, across two series, Rick Waters and Daryl Sloan.

Eric Flint's catalogue opens with Mother of Demons (1997) and runs to 1637: The Pilgrim's Passage (2026). 1632 appeared in 2000, alongside Fortune's Stroke and Rats, Bats & Vats, and In the Heart of Darkness (1998) and Destiny's Shield (1999) came before it. Series include Ring of Fire: Assiti Shards, Grantville Gazette, Belisarius, Jao, Boundary, Pyramid, Demon Rift and Rats, Bats & Vats, and two short fiction lines carry Dave Freer's name alongside Flint's. Subjects include time travel, alternate history, West Virginia, Europe, the Thirty Years' War and life on other planets.

Eric Jerome Dickey wrote about African American men and women, love and betrayal, often in Los Angeles. 33 catalogued books run from Sister, Sister (1996) to The Son of Mr. Suleman, including Friends and Lovers (1997), Milk in My Coffee (1998), Cheaters (1999) and Liar's Game (2000). The Gideon novels, the McBroom Sisters and Nia Simone Bijou head series of their own, alongside standalone fiction, short stories and graphic novels. The catalogue closed in 2021.

Eric LaRocca writes horror, much of it at novella length. Things Have Gotten Worse Since We Last Spoke (2021) is the best-known title, an epistolary story of an online chat group; it was reissued in 2022 with other stories. Online cruelty, sadism, masochism, gore and queer lives are the running subjects. Fifteen books date from 2020 to 2026, at a median 208 pages, including You've Lost a Lot of Blood (2022), We Can Never Leave This Place (2022), Everything the Darkness Eats (2023) and The Trees Grew Because I Bled There (2023).

Eric Rickstad writes crime novels set in rural Vermont, with murder, missing young women and fatherless families as recurring material. Nine books are catalogued between Reap (2000) and The Five (2025), grouped into the Canaan Crime and Remote series and taking in The Silent Girls (2014), The Names Of Dead Girls (2017) and Lilith (2024). Two titles, The Five and The Six, share a 2025 date, at a median length of 404 pages.

All 6 of Eric Steele's books belong to A Dark Mafia Romance, and all 6 appeared in a single year, 2020. Each takes a character's name as its title: Damien, Heiden, Lucas, Nathan, Zayn and Zoey. Nothing has been added to the series since.

Eric Ugland has 50 books in the catalogue, from The Mexico Affair (2014) to Death Premium (2026). Amber Alert, Doctor Apocalypse, Jane Dead, The Body In The Pool and Welcome to Roseland all date from 2015, and Commander in Thief followed in 2017. Ugland series include Good Guys, Grim Guys, Roseland, Hunter Smith Adventures, Master of Puppets, Pine Bluff Chronicles, Dark Bureau Cases and Death Premium.