Authors whose first name starts with E, page 6 of 10

Ellie Alexander writes mysteries, with subjects that include bakeries, family-owned businesses, Oregon and women sleuths. The catalogue lists 58 books from 2010 to 2027; the earliest, Underneath the Ash (2010), appeared as Kate Dyer-Seeley. Meet Your Baker (2014), A Batter of Life and Death (2015) and On Thin Icing (2015) come next. Series include Bakeshop Mysteries, Secret Bookcase Mysteries, Meg Reed Investigates, Novel Detectives Mystery and the Sloan Krause shorts. The Pumpkin Vice Cafe (2026) is the newest title and A Fatal Frost is set for 2027.

Ellie Cahill writes romance, and the catalogue lists 10 books from When Joss Met Matt (2015) to Matchmake Up Your Mind (2022). Three series appear on the site: Cordially Invited, Don't Ruin Katie's Wedding and Call Me, Maybe. Call Me Forever (2016), Call Me, Maybe (2016), Just a Girl (2016), I Temporarily Do (2017), The Designated +1 (2017), Save the Secret Date (2019), Falling to Centerpieces (2020) and The Ex-Girlfriend Experience (2021) complete the list. Read in order, Ellie Cahill's books start with When Joss Met Matt, and the author is marked dormant.

Ellie Curzon is catalogued with the Village At War, Runaway Evacuees and French Village at War series. Under a Spitfire Sky (2021) is recorded as the first book, and The Codebreaker Girls also dates from 2021. The Ration Book Baby (2023), The Wartime Vet (2024), The Lifeboat Orphans (2025) and The Resistance Book Club (2026) follow. The Secret Wartime Garden is listed as upcoming for 2027, and Curzon is still publishing.

Ellie Dean is a pen name of Tamara McKinley, an Australian-born author based in the south of England. The Cliffehaven books, also listed as Beach View Boarding House, carry the Dean name and have sold more than a million copies. The earlier Australian novels appeared as Tamara McKinley, from Matilda's Last Waltz (1999) through Jacaranda Vines (2001) and Undercurrents (2004) to Ocean Child (2010), alongside the Oceana Trilogy. The catalogue holds 36 titles reaching The Long Road Home (2026), with subjects covering the Second World War, England, Australia and family sagas.

The catalogue credits Ellie Hall with 89 books dated from 2018 to 2026. Only Christmas with a Billionaire (2018) is the first listed title, and A Fool for April (2026) is the latest. Hall's series include Home Sweet Home, Ritchie Ranch, Nebraska Knights, Only Us Billionaire, Blue Bay Beach, Rich & Rugged, Love List and Love in Hockey Town. Ellie Hall remains an active author.

Ellie K. Wilde has 5 catalogued books, published between 2022 and 2026: The Sixty/Forty Rule (2022), The No-Judgment Zone (2023), Only in Your Dreams (2024), Only Between Us (2025) and If Only You Knew (2026). Three of the five titles open on the word Only. No series is recorded against the name, and Wilde is still publishing.

Ellie Marney is catalogued under young adult fiction and mystery, with murder and investigation among the subjects. Every Breath (2013) is the first of 15 catalogued books, and No One Is Safe (2026) is the newest, with No One to Fear scheduled for 2027. Marney's series are Every, Circus Hearts, None Shall Sleep and Noone. Every Move and Every Word appeared in 2015, Missing Persons in 2017, and White Night and All The Little Bones in 2018.

Ellie Masters writes romance. The catalogue counts 92 books from Heart's Insanity (2016) to Reunited with the Hometown Hero (2026). The Guardian Hostage Rescue Specialists books form several team series, among them Alpha Team, Bravo Team, Charlie Team and Delta Team, and Cerberus Personal Security, Angel's Peak and US Marshals: Task Force 9 are further series.

Ellie Midwood has 32 catalogued books published between 2014 and 2026. The catalogue opens with The New York Doll (2014) and reaches The Hotel Dancer (2026). Midwood's work is grouped into four series: Girl From Berlin, Women and The Holocaust, Indigo Rebels and Austrian. Most of the catalogue dates from the 2020s, and Midwood continues to publish.

Ellie Thornton has 21 books in the catalogue, dated 2018 through 2026. The Prisoner of Lazerev (2018) is the earliest title and Hold the Line (2026) the most recent. Three series carry the Thornton name: the Reboot Mystery books, Black Ops Tag Mission: Harvest Ranch Wedding, and the Utah Yetis Hockey Romcom books. No subject headings or page counts are on file, and Thornton is marked an ongoing author.

Elliot Ackerman

9 books

Elliot Ackerman is an American novelist and journalist who served as a Marine Raider and as a CIA Special Activities Officer. War, refugees, Afghanistan, Turkey and the Middle East are the material of his 9 catalogued books, which run from Green on Blue (2015) to Sheepdogs (2025). Dark at the Crossing (2017), Waiting for Eden (2018) and Red Dress in Black and White (2020) are among the novels; Places and Names (2019) and The Fifth Act (2022) are memoirs, the second an account of America's end in Afghanistan. Ackerman also wrote 2034: A Novel of the Next World War, along with 2054 and 2084. Nominations include the National Book Award, the Dayton Literary Peace Prize, and the Andrew Carnegie Medals in fiction and in non-fiction.

Pax Arcana is the series attached to Elliott James, whose 13 catalogued books run from 2013 to 2018. Subject headings include urban fantasy, werewolves, vampires, valkyries, fairytales, princes and Wisconsin, and name John Charming. Charmed I'm Sure and Charming both date from 2013, and Low Elf Esteem (2018) is the newest title. The catalogue marks the work as likely complete.

Science fiction is the one subject heading on Elliott Kay's catalogue of 21 books, published between 2011 and 2026 and credited to Kay alone. Good Intentions (2011) opens the listing and Life After Hell carries the 2026 date. Poor Man's Fight and Wandering Monsters are the two recorded series. The 2010s hold the densest stretch of the run, which remains active.

Elliott Rose has 16 catalogued books published between 2022 and 2026, grouped into the Crimson Ridge, Nocturnal Hearts and Port Macabre series. Sweet Inferno (2022) opens the run, Brutal Birthright (2023), Vicious Cravings (2023) and Noire Moon (2024) fall inside it, and Saddles & Snowfall (2026) is the newest title. Rose publishes at roughly three books a year and remains active.

Ellis Peters

21 books• 5 series

Ellis Peters was a pen name of Edith Mary Pargeter (28 September 1913 to 14 October 1995), an English writer across many categories, especially history and historical fiction. Pargeter also received honours for translating Czech classics. Murder mysteries set in both medieval and modern times include The Cadfael Chronicles, featuring Brother Cadfael, and books with George Felse. The site lists 21 books from Holiday with Violence (1952) to Fair Young Phoenix (2020), including Death Mask (1959) and Flight of a Witch (1964).

Ellison Cooper writes serial-killer suspense with a woman criminal profiler at the centre. Three books make up the Agent Sayer Altair series: Caged in 2018, Buried in 2019 and Cut to the Bone in 2020. Serial murder investigation and crimes against young women are the recurring subjects. Nothing new has appeared since 2020.

Elly Blake writes young adult fantasy. The Frostblood Saga came first - Frostblood and Fireblood in 2017, Nightblood in 2018 - with titles built on frost, fire and night. Thirstwood follows, in The Forest King's Daughter (2025) and The Cursed Queen's Daughter (2026). Magic, gods and inherited ability are the recurring subjects. Five books are catalogued, running near 405 pages each.

Elly Griffiths

49 books• 6 series

Elly Griffiths is the pen name of Domenica de Rosa, a British crime novelist born in 1963. Three series appear under the Griffiths name: the Ruth Galloway books, a series featuring Detective Inspector Edgar Stephens and Max Mephisto, and the Harbinder Kaur novels. The catalogue lists 49 books from 2001 to 2026, the earliest being The Little Book of Shakespeare and Food, credited as Domenica de Rosa. The Crossing Places (2009) and The Janus Stone (2010) come later, and the Justice Jones and Ali Dawson series are also listed. Subjects include women forensic anthropologists and archaeologists.

Elmer Kelton

74 books• 9 series

Elmer Kelton (April 29, 1926 - August 22, 2009) was an American writer of Westerns, born in Andrews County, Texas. Kelton graduated from the University of Texas in 1948, edited farm and ranch news at the San Angelo Standard-Times until 1963, and was associate editor of Livestock Weekly from 1968 to 1990. Kelton's novels won seven Spur Awards and three Western Heritage Awards, and Kelton received the Owen Wister Award for lifetime achievement. The catalogue holds 74 books from Hot Iron (1956) to Law of the Land (2021), including the Texas Rangers, Texas Tradition and Hewey Calloway series.

Elmore Leonard

65 books• 12 series

Elmore Leonard (October 11, 1925 to August 20, 2013) was an American novelist, short story writer and screenwriter. Leonard began with Westerns in the 1950s and moved on to crime fiction and suspense, and many of those books were filmed. The story "Three-Ten to Yuma" became the film 3:10 to Yuma (1957), which was remade in 2007. Anthony Lane, a British journalist, called Leonard one of the best crime writers in the land. Get Shorty, Rum Punch, Out of Sight, Glitz and LaBrava rank among Leonard's best-known works. The catalogue lists 65 titles starting with The Bounty Hunters (1953), plus series featuring Raylan Givens, Chili Palmer, Jack Foley and Carl Webster.

Elodie Harper is an English author and journalist who worked for the BBC and Channel 4 News before reporting for ITV News Anglia. The Wolf Den (2021), set in Pompeii and the first of a trilogy, reached number one on the Sunday Times bestseller list; The House with the Golden Door (2022) and The Temple of Fortuna (2023) complete it. Eight titles are catalogued, among them The Binding Song (2017), The Death Knock (2018), All Fell Silent (2025) and Boudicca's Daughter (2025), with Wild Swimming dated 1997. Horror, suspense and thrillers are the indexed subjects.

Regency England is where Eloisa James sets her historical romances - aristocracy, nobility and London society. Potent Pleasures (1999) opens the catalogue, which runs to 54 books and The Last Lady B in 2026. Desperate Duchesses, the Essex Sisters, the Duchess Quartet, the Pleasures Trilogy and the Wildes of Lindow Castle are the main sequences, and the Happily Ever After books work from fairy tales.

Elsa Hart writes historical mysteries. The Li Du novels put a librarian into murder investigations in China: Jade Dragon Mountain in 2015, The White Mirror in 2016 and City of Ink in 2018. The Cabinets of Barnaby Mayne followed in 2020. Four books stand in the catalogue, which is recorded as likely complete.

Elsie James has 113 books in the catalogue, all dated from 2020 onward, with A Nanny (2020) first and A Very Bearded Axe-Mas (2026) the newest. James's series include Brewer Brothers, Hotel At Brew By Brewer, Kingridge Ranch, Lumberjack Lagoon, Hideaway at the Lagoon, Peony Pointe, Candlelight Cove, Findlay Farm and Curvy Girl Restaurant Romance. Other 2020 titles include A Marriage of Convenience, A Single Mom and Cake for Three. Elsie James is an active author.

Elsie Lee (1912-1987) wrote gothic and Regency romance alongside suspense. Thirty books are catalogued between 1963 and 1985, at a median of 232 pages, with the 1960s the heaviest decade. The 1964 group runs Comedy of Terrors, Muscle Beach Party and The Masque of the Red Death, and gothic suspense follows in Dark Moon, Lost Lady (1965) and The Curse of Carranca (1966). Two 1965 titles carry the pen name Jane Gordon. Fulfillment (1985) is the last dated entry.

Elsie Silver is a Canadian romance author with 20 books catalogued between 2021 and 2026. Four series carry the Silver name: Gold Rush Ranch, Chestnut Springs, Rose Hill and Emerald Lake. The earliest listed titles, A Photo Finish, Off to the Races, Out of the Gate and The Front Runner, all date from 2021. Fever Dream (2026) is the newest title on file, and Silver is still publishing.

Elswyth Thane is the pen name of Helen Ricker Beebe, an American novelist who lived from 1900 to 1984. Riders of the Wind (1926) opens a catalogue of 35 titles, and the Women of Williamsburg novels form the one series. American history, from the Revolution of 1775 to the Second World War, runs through the subjects. Plays, biography and non-fiction sit alongside the romances, Young Mr. Disraeli (1936) and The Tudor Wench (1932) among them. The last catalogued item appeared in 2011.

Elvi Rhodes wrote English family sagas across 24 books from Opal (1983) to Mixed Blessings (2011). Rhodes's titles include Doctor Rose (1984), Ruth Appleby (1987) and The House of Bonneau (1990). Rhodes also wrote the Venus Stanton series, and murder investigation and college stories appear among the subjects. Older women, memory in old age and family life appear among the subjects, and median length runs to 395 pages.

Elyse Douglas is catalogued under romance, with 45 books published between 2012 and 2026. Christmas titles run through the listing, from Christmas Ever After and The Christmas Diary (2012) to The Christmas Town (2013), The Christmas Women (2014) and The Christmas Bridge (2015). Three series are recorded for Douglas: Christmas Eve, the Christmas Diary and Time Risk. The most recent entry is Time Waits - Track Two (2026), and every title is credited to Douglas alone.

Em Petrova writes erotic romance and western romance. The catalogue is large: 169 titles credited to Petrova, dated 2010 to 2026. Runes opened the run in 2010, and Unraveled Hearts is the newest entry. Series include WEST Protection, Black Heart Security, Boot Knockers Ranch, Dalton Boys, Xtreme Ops, SEAL Team Blackout, Knight Ops, Ranger Ops, Dark Falcons and Rope 'n Ride. The catalogue holds no page counts for the run.

Embassie Susberry's catalogue holds 24 books published between 2014 and 2026, all credited to Embassie Susberry. The Eyes of the Heart (2014) opens the run, with Through the Waters (2015), In Deed and in Truth (2016), Through the Rivers (2017) and Rivers in the Desert (2018) following, and a Quiet sequence, A Quiet Peace, A Quiet Strength, A Quiet Faith and A Quiet Hope, dated 2019 and 2020. Five series are recorded: Tate Family, Salis House Plantation, Thibeaux County, No Turning Back and Arbor Springs. The Agreement (2026) is the newest listing.

Ember Nicole has 14 catalogued books, from My Brother's Problem (2022) through 2026. The author's series are Their Precious Omega, Broken Bounty and Cherished Omegaverse. Listed titles include Runaway Omega (2023), Captive Omega (2024) and Defiant Beta (2025), and Knot in Trouble (2026) is the newest. Ember Nicole is still publishing.

Emeril John Lagasse III, born 15 October 1959, is an American chef and restaurateur who writes cookbooks. Lagasse holds a regional James Beard Award and built a self-developed New New Orleans style out of Creole and Cajun cooking. The 8 catalogued books run from Louisiana Real & Rustic (1996) to Emeril's Cooking with Power (2013), with Emeril's TV Dinners, Emeril 20-40-60: Fresh Food Fast, Emeril at the Grill, Farm to Fork, Sizzling Skillets and Other One-Pot Wonders and Emeril's Kicked-Up Sandwiches between them. Subjects record Louisiana and Cajun cooking.

Emery Rose has published 13 catalogued books since 2018, grouped into the Lost Stars, Love and Chaos and Sutton Ridge series. Beneath Your Beautiful (2018) is the first title, with Beautiful Lies, Beautiful Rush and Wilder Love close behind. When the Stars Fall, When the Storm Breaks and Until August (2023) came later. I Dreamt That You Loved Me: A Love Story (2025) is the newest.

Emigh Cannaday has 14 catalogued books, published between 2008 and 2023. The list opens with The Flame and the Arrow / Balkan Magic (2008) and closes with Release Me (2023). Cannaday's series include Annika Brisby, Sloane Spadowski, Faerie Files and Novi Navarro Chronicles. Other catalogued titles include The Scarlet Tanager and The Silver Thread, both 2016, plus The Darkest of Dreams (2018), Crown of Contempt (2019) and Catnip & Curses (2021).

Emiko Jean writes young adult and adult fiction. Eight books are catalogued from 2015 to 2026: We'll Never Be Apart (2015), Empress of All Seasons (2018), Tokyo Ever After (2021), Mika in Real Life (2022), Tokyo Dreaming (2022), The Return of Ellie Black (2024), Before You Were Anne (2026) and Love Me Tomorrow (2026). Tokyo Ever After and Chelsey Calhoun are the two series. Royalty, contests, secrecy, mental illness and contemporary romance run through the subjects. Jean has reached the New York Times bestseller list and has been translated into more than thirty languages. Jean lives in Washington with her husband and two children.

Emile Zola

53 books• 3 series

Emile Zola was a French novelist, journalist and playwright who lived from 1840 to 1902 and stands as the best-known practitioner of literary naturalism. Zola pressed for the political liberalisation of France and for the exoneration of Alfred Dreyfus, the army officer falsely accused and convicted, in a newspaper article headlined J'Accuse...! Nominations for the first two Nobel Prizes in Literature followed, in 1901 and 1902. The Rougon-Macquart cycle, Three Cities and Four Social Romances organise most of a catalogue of 53 titles, from Claude's Confession (1865) and Therese Raquin (1867) onward, with English translations still appearing.

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.

Emilio Salgari

12 books• 2 series

Emilio Salgari (1862 to 1911) was an Italian author of swashbuckling action adventure and an early writer of science fiction. In Italy, Salgari was more widely read than Dante Alighieri, and in the 21st century Salgari ranks among the 40 most translated Italian authors. Comics, animated series and films have adapted many of the novels. Salgari's series include Sandokan and Capitan Tempesta, with titles such as The Tigers of Mompracem (1895), The Black Corsair (1898) and Captain Tempesta (1905).

Emily Arnold McCully, born July 1, 1939, is an American writer and illustrator known chiefly for children's books. Mirette on the High Wire, which McCully both wrote and illustrated, won the 1993 Caldecott Medal for U.S. picture book illustration. The catalogue lists 88 books, from Maxie (1970) to 1, 2, 3, Pull! (2023), and the Mirette and Grandma series are among them. Subject tags include stories without words, mice, cats, bears, grandmothers, friendship, history and biography.

Emily Arsenault has worked as a lexicographer, an English teacher and a Peace Corps volunteer in rural South Africa, and lives in Shelburne Falls, Massachusetts. Nine books are catalogued, from The Broken Teaglass (2009) to When All the Girls Are Sleeping (2021), with In Search of the Rose Notes (2011), What Strange Creatures (2014), The Evening Spider (2016) and The Last Thing I Told You (2018) among them. Subjects record murder, investigation, psychological suspense, secrecy, Massachusetts and lexicographers.

Emily Barnet has 30 books in the catalogue, all of them dated 2024 or later. A Forced Marriage with an Unbridled Lady (2024) is the listed first title, published alongside A Governess for the Icy Viscount, A Lady's Beastly Duke, Her Notorious Rake, The Spinster's Scandalous Betrothal and The Earl's Christmas Deal. The Magistrate's Convenient Bride (2026) is the most recent. Vexleys, Regency Ethereal Encounters, Courting Season, Search For Grace, Wounds and Scandals, Courtships of Acceptance and Love's Gentle Manners are the seven series credited to Barnet.

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 Bliss writes the Unicorn Princesses and Pegasus Princesses series, children's fantasy for grades 3-5 with unicorns, magic and princesses among the subjects. Sunbeam's Shine, Flash's Dash, Bloom's Ball and Prism's Paint came out in 2017. Breeze's Blast, Moon's Dance and Feather's Flight followed in 2018, and The Moonbeams and The Wing Spell in 2020. Snow's Slide (2022) is the latest of 16 catalogued books.

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.

Psychological suspense is the register recorded for Emily Carpenter, whose catalogue carries subject headings for thrillers, suspense and American literature. Carpenter is credited on all 8 listed books, running from Burying the Honeysuckle Girls (2016) to A Spell for Saints and Sinners (2026). The Weight of Lies (2017), Every Single Secret (2018), Until the Day I Die (2019) and Reviving the Hawthorn Sisters (2020) fall between them, and Gothictown arrived in 2025.

Emily E.K. Murdoch writes historical romance, with 103 books catalogued from Conquests (2013) to In With a Chance (2026). Captives and Love Letters followed in 2014, and later titles include A Christmas Surprise (2015), A June Wedding (2016) and A Michaelmas Wager (2017). Series include Chances, Twelve Days of Christmas, Never the Bride, Dukes in Danger, Governess Bureau, De Petras Saga, Wallflower Academy and Gambling Dukes.

Boarding schools, coming of age, friendship, dating and the relationships of mothers and daughters and fathers and daughters are the subjects recorded for Emily Franklin. Principles of Love and Chalet Girls are the two series in the catalogue, which holds 22 books published between 2003 and 2026. Liner Notes (2003) opens the run; Piece, Love, and Happiness and The Principles of Love date from 2005; and Love & Other Monsters (2026) is the newest listing. The 2000s hold the most titles, the median book is 256 pages, and Franklin is still publishing.

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.

Place names organise Emily Harvale's series list, and most of them are coastal: Seahorse Harbour, Betancourt Bay, Michaelmas Bay, Clementine Cove, Goldebury Bay and Merriment Bay, with Lily Pond Lane, Midwinter Lane, Hideaway Down, Norman Landing, Wyntersleap and Hall's Cross completing the 12. Christmas recurs through the titles - Carole Singer's Christmas, Christmas Wishes, The Perfect Christmas Plan, A Christmas Hideaway. Harvale has 64 catalogued books dated 2012 to 2025, averaging 260 pages.

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.