Authors whose first name starts with E, page 7 of 10

Emily Jenkins, born September 13, 1967, is an American writer of children's picture books, young adult novels and adult fiction, and also publishes under the pen name E. Lockhart. The Disreputable History of Frankie Landau-Banks and We Were Liars are the novels Jenkins is best known for, and We Were Liars was adapted into a television series in 2025. The catalogue holds 35 books from Tongue First (1998) to All the Best Dogs (2024), with Five Creatures (2001), Daffodil (2004) and That New Animal (2005) among the earlier entries. Picture books, children's fiction, friendship and family life head the recorded subjects, and the series are the Toys Trilogy, Bea and HaHa and Invisible Inkling.

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 Larkin is a New Zealand writer of fantasy and romantic fiction. The catalogue holds 26 books published between 2007 and 2023, opening with Thief with No Shadow (2007), published under the name Emily Gee, and closing with Decimus and the Wary Widow (2023). The Laurentine Spy (2009) carries the same Emily Gee byline. The Earl's Dilemma (2008), My Lady Thief (2010), The Sentinel Mage (2011), The Spinster's Secret (2013) and The Fire Prince (2014) also appear in the run. Baleful Godmother, Fey Quartet, Midnight Quill, Garland Cousins and Pryor Cousins are the series recorded, and the subjects cover magic, blessing and cursing, princes, historical romance and espionage thrillers.

Emily Liebert has eight catalogued books, published between 2010 and 2020. Facebook Fairytales and Modern Day Miracles both appeared in 2010, and subjects filed across the catalogue record online social networks, Facebook, information technology and the social aspects of computers, together with female friendship, pregnancy, man-woman relationships and thrillers. You Knew Me When (2013), When We Fall (2014), Those Secrets We Keep (2015), Some Women (2016) and Pretty Revenge (2019) follow, and Perfectly Famous (2020) is the most recent title.

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 Lloyd-Jones is the author of the Illusive and Unseen Magic series. The 10 catalogued books span 2014 to 2026, with subjects including thieves, organized crime, superheroes, science fiction, the supernatural and boarding schools. Illusive (2014) and Deceptive (2015) come first. The Hearts We Sold (2017), The Bone Houses (2019) and The Drowned Woods (2022) follow, and Augusta Pine Does Not Exist (2026) is the newest.

Emily Lowry writes young adult fiction and has 13 books catalogued from 2020 to 2022. Lowry's series are Rumors and Lies at Evermore High, Beachbreak High and Hallisburg Prep. Chase Jones Is My Fake Boyfriend (2020) is the first title, and The Only Boy Off Limits (2022) the latest. Other entries include It Had to be Mason, Trey Carter is My Rebel Boyfriend and The Boy I Love to Hate.

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 R. King writes fantasy. Nine books are catalogued under the name, published between 2017 and 2021, and three series are recorded: Hundredth Queen, Evermore Chronicles and Wings of Fury. Subjects record nobility, princes, arranged marriage, orphans, young women, imaginary places and quests. The Hundredth Queen (2017) opens the catalogue and Crown of Cinder (2021) closes it, with The Fire Queen, The Rogue Queen, The Warrior Queen, Before the Broken Star, Into the Hourglass, Everafter Song and Wings of Fury also listed. No title has been catalogued under this name since 2021.

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.

Thirteen catalogued books carry Emily Robertson's name, published between 2015 and 2022 and credited to Robertson alone. Two series are listed: Portwood Brothers and Love and Harmony. The Playing titles open the run - Playing by the Rules (2015), Playing for the Win (2016), Playing with Fire (2016) - and a group of music-titled books follows, among them Dissonance (2018), Prelude (2018), Duet (2019) and Encore (2018). Delectable, published in 2022, is the last entry in the listing.

Emily Rodda is a pen name of Jennifer June Rowe, an Australian author born 2 April 1948. Rowe publishes crime fiction for adults under her own name, including the Verity Birdwood and Tessa Vance series, and children's fiction as Emily Rodda and as Mary-Anne Dickinson. Deltora Quest is the central children's sequence, extended by Dragons of Deltora, Deltora Shadowlands and Star of Deltora, with Rowan of Rin, Fairy Realm, Rondo and the Three Doors Trilogy beside it. The catalogue lists 102 books from Pigs Might Fly (1986) onward.

Emily Royal has 33 books in the catalogue, published between 2019 and 2026. Hawthorne's Wife, Henry's Bride and Roderick's Widow all date from 2019, and Lyon of Least Resistance (2026) is the most recent. A Libertine's Christmas Miracle, Queen of My Hart and What the Hart Wants followed in 2020. Misfits of the Ton, Headstrong Harts, London Libertines, Medieval Brides, Scholars of Seduction and Dark Highland Passions are the six series credited to Royal, who is still publishing.

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 Skrutskie lives and works in Los Angeles and writes science fiction and fantasy for younger readers. Nine books are catalogued under the name, from The Abyss Surrounds Us (2016) to A Legionnaire's Guide to Love and Peace (2025). The Bloodright Trilogy is the series the catalogue records, and it starts with Bonds of Brass (2020). The Edge of the Abyss (2017), Hullmetal Girls (2018), Into the Abyss (2018), Oaths of Legacy (2021), Vows of Empire (2022) and The Salvation Gambit (2023) complete the list. Subjects record pirates, sea monsters, cyborgs and soldiers.

Emily Snow has 19 books in the catalogue, published from 2012 through 2026. Subject tags include romance, erotica, man-woman relationships and actresses, with Nashville, Tennessee and Hawaii among the places tagged. The five listed series are Devoured, Second Verse, This Love Trilogy, Savor Us and Dayton U Devils. The 2012 titles include All over You, Devoured and Tidal; Bound by Ruin and Feather (2026) is the newest, and the catalogue is ongoing.

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.

Emily Thompson is the author of the Clockwork Twist series, with 12 books catalogued between 2013 and 2020. Waking (2013) is the first title. Dreamer and Trick followed in 2014, then Missing, Inquest and Blood. Depth, Family, Home and Time date from 2018 and 2019. Closure (2020) is the last listed book, and the work is likely complete.

Emily Wibberley's 18 catalogued books run from Sacrificed (2014) to Just in Time (2026), and a further title, To Court a Killer, is scheduled for 2027. The Heiress Heists series is catalogued under Wibberley's name. Subjects recorded across the listing include high school students, dating, theater, playwriting and families. For Emily Wibberley books in order, the run takes in Always Never Yours (2018), If I'm Being Honest (2019), The Roughest Draft (2022) and Do I Know You? (2023).

Emlyn Chand has 16 catalogued books, all published between 2011 and 2015. The run opens with Farsighted (2011) and ends at Tyler and the Blabber-Mouth Birds (2015). Children's fiction heads the subject headings, with birds, penguins, peacocks, friendship, bullying, Christmas and family life alongside. Two series carry the Chand credit: Bird Brain and Farsighted. Nothing has been catalogued under the name since 2015.

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 Bull

27 books• 3 series

Emma Bull, born in 1954, is an American science fiction and fantasy author. Bone Dance drew Hugo and Nebula nominations, and War for the Oaks is urban fantasy. Liavek is a shared universe Bull created with her husband, Will Shetterly, and ran as a run of anthologies. Bull has also sung and played guitar in the Minneapolis bands Cats Laughing and The Flash Girls. The catalogue holds 27 books from Falcon (1985) to Shadow Unit 15 (2014), and other names appear on the listed titles: Elizabeth Bear on 13, Will Shetterly on 10, Leah Bobet on 8 and Sarah Monette on 4.

Emma Cane has 13 books in the catalogue, released between 2012 and 2022. A Town Called Valentine (2012) is the first, and A Second Chance in Valentine Valley (2022) is the latest. Cane's series are Return to Valentine Valley and Fairfield Orchard, and the catalogue records Valentine Valley as a character entry. Other titles include True Love at Silver Creek Ranch, Sleigh Bells in Valentine Valley and At Fairfield Orchard. Subject tags include contemporary romance, ranchers, florists, veterans and divorced women.

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 Curtis writes psychological fiction, and the recorded subjects add remorse and revenge. Nine books carry the Curtis credit, five of them catalogued under two titles apiece: One Little Mistake / The Good Mother (2016), When I Find You / The Morning After (2018), The Night You Left / The Night of the Proposal (2019), Keep Her Quiet / The Stolen Daughter (2020) and Invite Me In / The New Tenant (2021). The later books carry one title each: The Babysitter (2023), The Commuter (2024), The Psychiatrist (2025) and The Neighbour (2026). Curtis remains actively publishing.

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 Dean writes paranormal and fantasy romance. Royal Guard of Draga (2017) opens a catalogue of 52 books that reaches Foxy Filthy Omega (2025). Draga Court, University of Morgana: Academy of Enchantments and Witchcraft, Blue Mountain Wolf Pack, Chaos of Foxes, Infernal Royals and Throne of Shadows are among the series. The median book runs 298 pages, and the 2020s hold most of the catalogue.

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 E. L. Young carries the credit on 11 catalogued books published between 2007 and 2025. Catalogue subjects record genius, inventions, inventors, scientists, burglary and secret societies. The earlier titles are The Infinity Code (2007), The Ghostmaster / The Ghost Machine (2007), The Black Sphere (2008), The Viper Club (2008) and The Death Web (2009); Israel (2008) carries the name E.L. Young. Later entries run The Untold Kiss (2014), Sane (2015), She, Myself, and I (2017) and All The Strangers I've Ever Loved (2025). S.T.O.R.M. and Harlem are the series recorded here.

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 Denise Hannigan (25 September 1972 to 3 March 2018) was an Irish author and blogger who wrote about living with cancer. The catalogue lists 15 Hannigan books, starting with Designer Genes (2009), and includes the Huntersbrook House series. Subject tags cover cancer patients, mothers and daughters, families, single women and pregnant women. Talk to the Head Scarf (2011), The Pink Ladies Club (2011), Keeping Mum (2012), The Heart of Winter (2014) and The Secrets We Share (2015) are among the titles, and Gift Of Friends carries a 2019 date.

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 Heatherington writes contemporary romance, with 14 books catalogued between 2007 and 2025. Crazy For You (2007) is the first, followed by Playing The Field, Since You've Been Gone and One Night Only. Later titles include The Legacy of Lucy Harte (2017), Rewrite the Stars (2019) and Secrets in the Snow (2020). Subject tags also mention fashion and fame. Every Christmas Eve (2025) is the most recent book.

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 Hornby has 13 books in the catalogue, from A Shilling for a Wife (2016) to A Northern Lass (2026), and A Northern Secret is scheduled for 2027. Worktown Girls at War is the series on record. Manchester Moll (2017), The Orphans of Ardwick (2018), Her Wartime Secret (2021), The Maid's Disgrace (2021) and The Chimney Sweep's Sister (2023) are other titles. The median book runs to 400 pages.

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 Kennedy

12 books• 1 series

Emma Kennedy, born Elizabeth Emma Williams on 28 May 1967, is English/Irish and has worked as a comedian, actress, lawyer, television presenter and travel writer as well as an author. The catalogue lists 12 books from How To Bring Up Your Parents (2007) to Letters From Brenda (2022), and Wilma Tenderfoot is the series on record. The Tent, the Bucket and Me (2009), Wilma Tenderfoot and the Case of the Putrid Poison (2010), I Left My Tent in San Francisco (2011) and The Things We Left Unsaid (2019) are other titles. Recorded subjects include children's fiction, orphans, beagles and the Second World War.

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.

Emma Lee Jayne has 10 catalogued books spanning 2003 to 2024, with the 2020s the heaviest decade by some distance. Love Letters to Tabitha (2003) is the earliest title and Pretense & Sensibility (2024) the newest, with Sense & Irritability (2023) before it. Austen in Austin and Fated Mates of the Persaen Rebellion are the two series recorded under the name. The median book runs 264 pages, and the listing stays open.

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 Lord is an American writer of young adult romance. Nine books are catalogued under the name, beginning with the debut Tweet Cute (2020), a young adult reworking of You've Got Mail that Cosmopolitan placed on its 100 Best YA Novels of All Time list. You Have a Match (2021) followed as a Reese's Book Club winter pick and a New York Times bestseller, and When You Get the Chance (2022) took its cue from Mamma Mia!, following an aspiring theatre actress who sets out to find her mother. Later titles include Begin Again (2023), The Break-Up Pact (2024), The Getaway List (2024), For the Record (2025) and The Rival (2025). MJ Loves Spider-Man is listed for 2027.

Score (2018) opens Emma Louise's catalogue of eight books, which reaches Until Mitchell (2022). Filthy Firefighter, Fixed, Struck, Tethered and Force are all dated 2020, and Caught followed in 2021. Emma Louise also writes the Flawed Love series. The median measured book runs to 228 pages, and no new title has been recorded since 2022.

Emma Luna has five series in the catalogue: Beautifully Brutal, Rivals of Blackthorn, Sins of Our Fathers, Managing Mischief and Willowmead Academy. The listing opens with Broken and Piper, both 2020, and continues through Black Wedding (2021), Dangerously Deceptive (2022), Fighting To Be Free (2022) and I Was Always Yours (2023). Nineteen titles stand under Luna, the most recent Emma Luna's Naughty Colouring Book (2026), and the catalogue marks the run as ongoing.

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 Morgan has 41 books in the catalogue, dated 2010 through 2026. Three series carry the Morgan name: Twelve Mail Order Brides of Christmas, Mail Order Bride Christmas in the Country and Benson Creek Mail Order Brides. Unfamous (2010) is the earliest listed title and Barren, Scarred & Bound To Be Wed (2026) the newest. No subject headings or page counts are recorded for the listing, and Morgan is marked ongoing.

Emma Newman

18 books• 6 series

Emma Newman is a British science fiction and fantasy writer who also works as a podcaster and audiobook narrator. The catalogue holds 18 books published between 2011 and 2025, opening with 20 Years Later (2011) and reaching The Vengeance (2025). Between Two Thorns drew British Fantasy Award nominations in 2014, in the best fantasy novel and best newcomer categories; After Atlas was a 2017 Arthur C. Clarke Award nominee, and the Planetfall series was nominated for the 2020 Hugo Award for Best Series. Split Worlds and Industrial Magic are Newman's other catalogued series.

Emma Prince is catalogued with 31 books published between 2014 and 2023. Highland Bodyguards recurs as a character entry and heads the series list, which also holds Viking Lore, Four Horsemen of the Highlands and Highland Christmas. Highlander's Ransom, Highlander's Redemption and Highlander's Return all date from 2014, and Sworn to the Scot (2023) is the newest entry. The books run to a median of 364 pages, and the catalogue marks the run dormant.

Emma Robinson has 20 catalogued books from 2014 to 2026. Robinson began with Motherhood for Slackers (2014), followed by Adventures in Motherhood and Motherhood at Christmas (2015). Later titles include My Silent Daughter (2019), The Forgotten Wife (2020) and His First Wife's Secret (2021). The Lie She Told (2026) is the most recent book, and Emma Robinson is still publishing.

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 Salisbury is catalogued as a mystery author with 10 books from 2013 to 2025. Fragile Cord (2013) is the first title, followed by A Place of Safety (2014) and One Bad Turn (2016). Absent, Flesh and Blood, Sticks and Stones, When Darkness Falls, Made To Be Broken and Blood Sweat and Fears appeared between 2018 and 2023. Last Seen (2025) is the newest, and Salisbury 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 Tallon's first catalogued book is Life Game (2017), and the list of 19 titles reaches Blood Ties in 2026. Four series carry the Tallon name: Tyler Family, Drew Family, Capello Family and London Underworld. Runaway Girl (2017), Boss Girl (2019) and Her Revenge (2021) sit within the run. Emma Tallon is an ongoing author, with new books still appearing.