Authors whose first name starts with F

F. Paul Wilson

102 books• 26 series

F. Paul Wilson (Francis Paul Wilson, born May 17, 1946) is an American author of horror, adventure, medical thrillers and science fiction, based in Wall, New Jersey. Repairman Jack is the recurring character of novels such as Ground Zero, The Tomb and Fatal Error, and a young adult series follows Jack as a teenager. The Adversary Cycle includes The Keep (1981). Healer (1976) is the first catalogued title. Wilson has won the Prometheus Award, the Bram Stoker Award, the Inkpot Award and the Horror Writers of America Lifetime Achievement Award.

F. Scott Fitzgerald

79 books• 5 series

F. Scott Fitzgerald, born Francis Scott Key Fitzgerald on September 24, 1896, was an American novelist, essayist and short story writer who died on December 21, 1940. The Jazz Age is the era most tied to Fitzgerald, who spread the term through the story collection Tales of the Jazz Age. Fitzgerald's output came to four novels, four story collections and 164 short stories; fortune arrived in the 1920s, and critical recognition followed only after death. The catalogue holds 79 books dated 1914 to 2020, including Flappers and Philosophers (1920), Bernice Bobs Her Hair (1920) and The Curious Case of Benjamin Button and Other Stories (2020). Subjects name short stories, social customs and the nineteen twenties.

F. Van Wyck Mason, who lived from 1901 to 1978, was an American novelist and historian whose writing career ran about 50 years and produced 78 novels. Mason created the intelligence officer Hugh North, who investigates murders in overseas postings across the Captain North Adventure series, starting with Seeds of Murder in 1930 and continuing through titles such as The Branded Spy Murders and Shanghai Bund Murders. He later turned to historical fiction on the American Revolution and the Civil War, ending with Armored Giants in 1980. The catalogue lists 65 titles.

F.T. Lukens writes young adult speculative fiction and is a New York Times bestselling author. The Rules and Regulations for Mediating Myths & Magic (2017), a contemporary fantasy, was a Cybils Award finalist in YA speculative fiction, took gold for YA fiction in the Foreword INDIES Book of the Year awards, and won a Bisexual Book Award. Other novels include In Deeper Waters (2021), So This Is Ever After (2022) and Spell Bound (2023). Lukens lives in North Carolina. The catalogue holds 11 books from The Star Host (2016) to The Last Best Quest Ever (2026), and lists the Broken Moon series.

F.X. Holden has 23 books in the catalogue, published between 2018 and 2026. Bering Strait (2018) is the earliest title, followed by Deep Core and Okinawa in 2019, Kobani and Orbital in 2020, and Core Drift, Golan and Pagasa in 2021. Defiant (2026) is the most recent. Future War, Aggressor, Coruscant and Jack O'Hare are the four series credited to Holden, and the 2020s are the heaviest decade on the list.

Fabian Nicieza

59 books• 30 series

Fabian Nicieza, born December 31, 1961, is an Argentine-American comic book writer and editor. Marvel titles are the core of his reputation: X-Men, X-Force, Cable, New Warriors, Nomad, Gambit, Deadpool and Thunderbolts, on which he helped create characters including Deadpool, Domino, Feral, Shatterstar and Silhouette. Nicieza also created and wrote the WEBTOON series Outrage. The catalogue lists 59 books between 1996 and 2026, with comics and graphic novels dominating the recorded subjects; several titles carry joint credits, Rob Liefeld on three and Mark Gruenwald on two. Suburban Dicks is the prose series in the listing.

Thirty-three books stand under Fabiola Francisco in the catalogue, dated 2014 to 2024 and credited to Francisco alone. Perfectly Imperfect opened the listing in 2014, a 2015 group followed with Resisting You, Restoring Us, Sweet on Wilde and Whiskey Nights, and Rugged Southern Charmer is the newest entry. Series include Love in Everton, Rebel Desire, Carlisle Cellars, Emerald Bay RomCom and Restoring. The catalogue holds no subject headings or page counts for the run.

Faith Blum has 32 catalogued books, published between 2013 and 2026, from A Mighty Fortress (2013) to Hiding in Thee (2026). The series divide along compass lines: Hymns of the West and its novellas, Orphans of the West and its novellas, Mysteries of the West, and Tales of the East. Titles in the early run take their names from hymns, among them Be Thou My Vision (2014), Amazing Grace (2015), Blessed Assurance (2016) and Faith is the Victory (2016). Blum holds the sole credit on all 32.

Faith Gardner has 16 catalogued books, all dated between 2021 and 2025. Girl on the Line (2021) opens the list and Breakneck Bay (2025) is the most recent title. A cluster of books carries a 2022 date, among them Perdita, The Prediction, The Second Life of Ava Rivers and Violet Is Nowhere. Gardner remains in active publication.

Faith Hogan writes romantic fiction about friendship. Her catalogue opens with My Husband's Wives in 2016 and runs to 12 books, among them The Girl I Used to Know (2017), The Ladies' Midnight Swimming Club (2021), The Gin Sisters' Promise (2022) and The Bookshop Ladies (2024). The Sisters of Hope Square, published in 2026, is the most recent, and Hogan remains actively publishing.

Faith Hunter

61 books• 9 series

Faith Hunter is the fantasy pen name of Gwendolyn Faith Hunter, an American author and blogger who writes thrillers as Gwen Hunter. Thrillers written with Gary Leveille appear under the joint name Gary Hunter. Hunter co-founded the writer assistance blog MagicalWords.net and built a role-playing game on the Rogue Mage series. The catalogue lists 61 books, from Bloodring (2006) to Junkyard Riders (2026). Jane Yellowrock, Soulwood, Junkyard Cats and Thorn St. Croix are among the series. Subjects include vampires, shapeshifting, New Orleans and Cherokee Indians.

Faith Martin is a pen name used by the English author Jacquie Walton, whose detective series stars DI Hillary Greene. Walton also publishes as Maxine Barry and Joyce Cato, and ranks among the decade's most-read Kindle Unlimited authors in the UK. Under the Faith Martin listing sit 48 books, beginning with Murder on the Oxford Canal / A Narrow Escape (2004). Series include DI Hillary Greene, Jenny Starling / Travelling Cook Mysteries, Ryder & Loveday Mystery, Val & Arbie Mysteries and Lyssa Moore Mysteries. A Dangerous Train of Thought appeared in 2026, and Death at Deepdene Hall is due in 2027.

Faith Summers has one catalogued title, The Boss' Girl, published in 2020. The catalogue files it among the Khardine Gray short stories and novellas. Nothing further has been published under the Faith Summers name.

Falon Ballard's catalogue holds 10 books, opening with Lease On Love (2022). Just My Type (2023), Right on Cue (2024) and Change of Heart (2025) follow, and Toe to Toe (2026) is the newest release. Come Away with Me is scheduled for 2027. Idle Reputations is the series credited to Ballard.

Fannie Flagg

12 books• 5 series

Small towns and the people in them are the subject of Fannie Flagg's fiction. Fried Green Tomatoes at the Whistle Stop Cafe (1987) is her best known novel, and the Elmwood Springs books, A Redbird Christmas (2004) and I Still Dream About You (2010) follow. Flagg's catalogue holds 12 titles published between 1981 and 2025, including a Whistle Stop Cafe cookbook.

Fanny Blake's catalogue of 15 books opens with A Place in the Sun: Favourite Destinations (2002) and closes with The Daughter-in-Law (2023). Location, Location, Location (2002), Mediterranean House (2002) and Dream Homes Within Your Reach (2003) are early titles, and recorded subjects include house buying and selling, foreign ownership of property and travel. The catalogue lists a series named A Place in the Sun. Later titles include What Women Want (2011), Women of a Dangerous Age (2012), The Secrets Women Keep (2013), With a Friend Like You (2014) and House of Dreams (2015). Other subjects include female friendship, secrets and domestic fiction.

Fanny Finch has 71 books catalogued between 2018 and 2024, beginning with Last Chance for the Charming Ladies (2018). Finch's series are Roses and Brides, Tricky Courtships, Second Chance Romances, Ladies' New Beginnings, Manifestos of Love and Heart of Dorset. Other 2018 titles include A Forthright Courtship, Love Letters to a Lady and The Duke's Cautious Governess. The Duchess' Earring (2024) is the newest title.

Farah Heron has 11 books in the catalogue, published between 2019 and 2026. The Chai Factor (2019) is the earliest. Accidentally Engaged (2021), Tahira in Bloom (2021), Kamila Knows Best (2022), Jana Goes Wild (2023) and Just Playing House (2024) come next. Children's fiction appears among the subjects. The newest title is The Bad Boyfriend Curse (2026), and Heron is still publishing.

Farley Mowat

38 books• 1 series

Farley Mowat (1921-2014) was a Canadian writer and environmentalist whose work was translated into 52 languages and sold more than 17 million copies. People of the Deer (1950) opens a catalogue of 38 titles and begins Mowat's writing on the Canadian north, its Inuit peoples and the Arctic. Never Cry Wolf (1963), an account of life among Arctic wolves, was filmed in 1983. Mowat wrote for children as well, taking the Vicky Metcalf Award in 1970, and the catalogue closes at Eastern Passage (2010).

Farrah Rochon writes African American romance, with 42 books in the catalogue from Deliver Me (2007) to Be Prepared (2025). Release Me (2008), Rescue Me (2009), Huddle with Me Tonight (2010) and A Forever Kind of Love (2012) are among the earlier titles. Rochon series include Holmes Brothers, Moments In Maplesville, Bayou Dreams, New York Sabers Football, Boyfriend Project and Doggone Delightful. Subjects include single mothers, businesspeople, reunions, Louisiana and the restoration of historic buildings.

Fay Weldon

59 books• 9 series

Fay Weldon (1931-2023), born Franklin Birkinshaw, was a British novelist, essayist and playwright whose career ran fifty-five years and produced 31 novels. The Life and Loves of a She-Devil (1983) is the best known, televised by the BBC in 1986. The Bulgari Connection (2000), Puffball (1980), Wicked Women (1995) and The Cloning of Joanna May (1989) sit alongside it. Weldon was a feminist and described her subject as overweight, plain women. Fifty-nine catalogued titles, taking in novels, plays, short stories and nonfiction, run from 1967 to 2019.

Faye Godwin published 20 books between 2019 and 2023, with daughters, orphans, maids and working girls in many of the titles. A Daughter's Desperation, The Factory Girl's Song, The Ragged Hatmaker and Thief Girl all appeared in 2019. Abandoned Wharf Sisters and The Little Christmas Waif came in 2020. The Cotton Mill Orphan (2023) is the last Godwin title listed.

Faye Kellerman (Faye Marder Kellerman, born July 31, 1952) is an American author of mystery novels. The Peter Decker and Rina Lazarus series is the centre of the work, and the catalogue opens with The Ritual Bath in 1986. Kellerman also wrote non-series novels, among them The Quality of Mercy (1989). The catalogue contains 37 books through The Hunt (2022). Police procedure, murder investigation and Jewish life appear in the subjects.

Faye Pierce is credited with 42 books published between 2021 and 2027. The catalogue opens in 2021 with Hard Knight, Dark Heir, Master's Toy, Reborn King and Savage Lord, moves through Broken Pawn (2022), Devil's Cage (2022) and Hunter's Prey (2022), and reaches Gilded in Blood (2026), with Tainted by a Devil dated 2027. Series credited to Pierce are Brothers of Sin, Brutal Hunters, Ruthless Circle, Bratva Bloodlines, Masters of Cruelty, Chains of Desire, Monsters & Devils and Cruel Bonds.

Fearne Cotton is an English broadcaster and author born on 3 September 1981. Cotton started out presenting children's television for GMTV, CITV and CBBC in the late 1990s and later fronted Top of the Pops, Love Island, The Xtra Factor and Interior Design Masters. In 2007 she became the first regular female presenter of the Radio 1 Chart Show. The catalogue counts 16 books from The Best Friends' Guide to Life (2010) to Likeable (2026), with Happy, Quiet and Calm among the titles. Cooking, yoga, emotions and self-actualization are recurring subjects.

Ireland supplies both the setting and the subject of Felicity Hayes-McCoy's books. Her 13 catalogued titles run from Finn's Thumb (2008) to The Heart of Summer (2020) and divide between the Finfarran Peninsula novels and books on Irish life and landscape such as The House on an Irish Hillside (2012), Enough Is Plenty (2015) and Dingle and Its Hinterland (2017). Social life and customs, history, homes and genealogy make up the listed subjects.

Felicity Heaton writes paranormal romance around vampires, shifters, angels and gods. Eternal Mates is the largest series, joined by Vampires Realm, London Vampires, Guardians of Hades, the Her Angel books, Black Ridge Bears, Cougar Creek Mates and Daughters of Lyra. Ninety-one books span 2007 to 2027, from Eternity and Child of Light (2007) to Wolf Crowned (2026), with Rites of Shadow and Frost scheduled for 2027.

Felix Francis, born in 1953, is a British crime writer and the younger son of Dick Francis. Felix Francis studied physics and electronics at London University and taught A Level physics for 17 years at three schools, ending as head of science at Bloxham School in Oxfordshire. The catalogue lists 20 books from Dead Heat (2007) to The Chase (2026). Dick Francis and Jefferson Hinkley appear as series names, Sid Halley is a recurring character, and subjects include horse racing, jockeys and betting.

Felix R. Savage writes science fiction thrillers across eight series, among them Sol System Renegades, Void Dragon Hunters, Earth's Last Gambit, Cauldron of Stars, Honor of the Fleet, First Contact, Inc. and Extinction Protocol. One of them, the Reluctant Adventures of Fletcher Connolly on the Interstellar Railroad, names its protagonist in the series title. 39 books run from Mercy (2011) to Dust Devils (2026), at a median of 377 pages, and Savage is still publishing.

Fenella J. Miller writes historical romance, much of it Regency. Dukes, earls and aristocratic households fill the Aurora Regency, Duke's Alliance, Lord & Ladies, Earl's Disputed Inheritance and At Pemberley books, while Barbara's War, Spitfire Girl, Army Girls and Goodwill House turn to wartime. Attempted murder, bodyguards and gambling put a suspense strand through the romance. Miller's 110 catalogued titles open with A Marriage of Convenience (2005) and reach Love Returns to Harbour House (2026), at a median of 224 pages and roughly five a year.

Fern Britton

20 books• 1 series

Fern Britton, born 17 July 1957, is an English television presenter and author. After starting as a continuity announcer and newsreader, Britton co-presented Breakfast Time in the 1980s, hosted Ready Steady Cook on BBC One from 1994 to 2000 and presented ITV's This Morning from 1999 to 2009. The catalogue lists 20 Britton books, beginning with Fern's Family Favourites (1998) and including Fern: The Autobiography (2008), Hidden Treasures (2012), A Cornish Carol (2014) and A Seaside Affair (2014). Cornwall, cooking and family secrets are among the subjects, and the newest title is A Cornish Legacy (2025).

Fern Fraser has 78 books in the catalogue, published from 2020 to 2026, with Chosen by the Cowboy scheduled for 2027. Mason (2020) is the first listed title, and Every Little Thing She Orcs (2026) is the newest. Fraser's series are Whiskey Canyon, Havenstone: Mail Order Brides, Alpha Man I Want, Bishop Brothers Romance, Instalove Steamy Short and Bossy Proposal. Other titles include Hayden and Hunter (2020) and Beauty and the Boss (2021).

Fern Michaels was the pen name of Mary Ruth Kuczkir, born Mary Ruth Koval on April 9, 1933, who died on November 12, 2025. The American novelist wrote romance and thrillers, including the Texas quartet, the Captive series, Family Blessings, Pretty Woman and Crown Jewel. Michaels's output passed 200 books with an estimated 150 million copies sold. The catalogue lists 190 titles, from Pride and Passion (1975) to A Season of Secrets (2026). Series include the Sisterhood, Godmothers, Men of the Sisterhood, Lost and Found, Vegas, Kentucky and Twin Lights. Female friendship, vigilantes and revenge appear among the subject tags.

Fiona Baker has 72 catalogued books published between 2021 and 2027, almost all of them set in coastal and small-town series: Rosewood Beach, Marigold Island, Saltwater Sunsets, Chasing Tides, Sea Breeze Cove, Magnolia Shore, Snowy Pine Ridge and Fir Tree Grove Holidays. The Beachside titles open the catalogue in 2021, among them Beachside Beginnings, Beachside Memories and Beachside Weddings. An Autumn Affair is scheduled for 2027.

Fiona Barton writes psychological thrillers about secrets kept inside marriages and small communities. The Widow (2016) opens the Kate Waters series, followed by The Child and The Suspect, with a journalist working the cases. Elise King takes over in Local Gone Missing and Talking To Strangers. Six books make up the catalogue, with Repeat After Me scheduled for 2027, at a median of 416 pages.

Fiona Cole's catalogue holds 20 titles published between Where You Can Find Me (2015) and Goner (2022). Three series divide it: ME, Blame It On The Alcohol and Shame Me Not. Deny Me (2016), Imagine Me (2017) and Shame Me Not (2017) fall in the early years, with Voyeur (2018) and Savior (2019) after them. No new title has appeared since 2022.

Fiona Cummins writes English crime thrillers in two series, the Bone Collector books and the DS Saul Anguish novels. Rattle (2017) opens the catalogue, and The Neighbour (2019), When I Was Ten (2020), Into the Dark (2022) and All Of Us Are Broken (2023) follow. Seven titles reach Some of Us Are Liars (2025), and Cummins is listed as ongoing.

Fiona Davenport began publishing in 2016 with titles such as Baby, You're Mine, Baby Steps, Brief Me, Baby and Dance With Me, Baby, and the listing reaches Her Polar in 2026. Series include Silver Saints MC, Shifted Love, New York Nighthawks, Iron Rogues MC, Hounds of Hellfire MC, Redline Kings, Yeah, Baby, Vegas, Baby, Snowed Inn Romance, Love Bitten and Mafia Ties. Contingency Plan, Danger, Deception and Devotion are further 2016 titles.

Fiona Davis

15 books• 3 series

Fiona Davis, born in 1966, writes historical fiction inspired by New York City architecture, often setting a novel inside one of the city's landmark buildings. The 16 catalogued Davis books begin with The Dollhouse (2016) and include The Address (2017), The Chelsea Girls (2019) and The Lions of Fifth Avenue (2020); The Jewel of Sugar Hill is announced, taking the list to 2027. The Dakota apartment building, social classes, housekeepers and women journalists appear among the subjects. Davis is a New York Times bestselling author.

Fiona Faris has published 103 books since 2018, opening with Abduction of a Highland Rose and Her Highland Secret. Faris's series include Highlanders of Cadney, Tales of the Maxwell Lasses, Viking Lairds' Pact, Brides of the Barbarian Scots, Sins in a Kilt, Wicked Highlanders, Bewitching Clan Robertson and Lasses of Tweeddale. The Merciless Laird (2026) is the most recent release, and Bride of the Untamed Scot is due in 2027.

Fiona Gibson writes comic contemporary fiction about women's lives: single women, mothers, journalists and the men around them. The 26 catalogued books open with Babyface and Wonderboy in 2004 and reach The Woman Who Turned Her Life Around (2026), by way of Lucky Girl (2006), Mummy Said the F-Word (2009), The Great Escape (2012) and Pedigree Mum (2013). London and country life both appear as settings.

Cozy mysteries make up Fiona Grace's catalogue, 184 books published since Murder in the Manor (2019). Lacey Doyle, the Beachfront Bakery, a Café in Tuscany, the Irish Inn, a Tuscan vineyard, Endless Harbor and Magnolia Bay each head a series. The books run short at a median 215 pages, Brooch and Betrayal is the newest catalogued title, and Almond Alibi is scheduled for 2027.

Fiona Horne is an Australian singer, born 24 June 1966, who fronted the electro-rock band Def FX and went on to write books on modern witchcraft. Horne has also worked in radio and television, and later became a commercial pilot, humanitarian aid worker, skydiver with a world record, fire dancer, yoga instructor and freediver. The catalogue lists 14 books from 2001 to 2021, from Seven Days to a Magickal New You (2001) to Teen Magick: Witchcraft for a New Generation (2021). Subject tags include witchcraft, covens, magic and memoir.

Fiona Leitch writes cozy mysteries set in Cornwall, 10 catalogued books published between 2021 and 2026. The catalogue opens in 2021 with A Brush with Death, A Cornish Christmas Murder, A Sprinkle of Sabotage and The Cornish Wedding Murder, followed by A Cornish Recipe for Murder (2022) and A Cornish Seaside Murder (2023). The Cornish Honeymoon Murder is the newest title.

Medical romance shapes Fiona Lowe's catalogue: physicians, nurses, marriage and contemporary romance head the recorded subjects, with Australia among the settings. The 36 books run from 2006, the year of Her Miracle Baby, Pregnant on Arrival and The Nurse's Longed-For Family, to The Drowning (2026). Later titles include A Woman To Belong To (2007), A Wedding In Warragurra (2008) and Miracle: Twin Babies (2009). Medicine River is the series recorded for Lowe, all 36 books carry Lowe's credit, and the catalogue is marked as ongoing.

Fiona McIntosh

42 books• 10 series

Betrayal (2001) opens Fiona McIntosh's catalogue of 42 books, which reaches 2026 at a median 498 pages. McIntosh writes epic fantasy in the Quickening, Percheron and Valisar sequences, crime in the DCI Jack Hawksworth series, and historical fiction and romance in Luc & Lisette and the standalone novels. Kings and rulers, succession, exile, harems and Paris recur across the work. McIntosh, born in 1960, is an English-born Australian author of books for adults and children, and has also published as Lauren Crow.

Fiona Quinn writes romantic suspense and military thrillers: the Lynx books, Strike Force, Uncommon Enemies, the FBI Joint Task Force, Delta Force Echo and several Cerberus Tactical K9 teams, where working dogs carry much of the action. Fifty catalogued books have appeared since Chaos Is Come Again (2014), with the Kate Hamilton and Badge Bunny Booze mysteries alongside. Acting on Instinct is the newest catalogued title.

Fiona Starr is credited on 18 catalogued books published between 2019 and 2023. Three series carry the Starr name: Society of Ancient Magic, Academy of Elemental Magic and Shifter Moon. The catalogue opens with Cowboy's Promise (2019) and Dear Lonely Heart (2019), then takes in First Cursed, Her Roman Candle, Captive Witch, Dark Arts, Forbidden Bond, Hidden Power and Over Hexed. Zeus (2023) is the newest listed title, and the catalogue has been dormant since.

Fiona Valpy writes historical fiction, and the Second World War, France, Scotland and underground movements appear in the catalogue's subject headings. The 15 Valpy books run from The French for Love (2013) to Sisters of the Midnight Sun (2026). The Beekeeper's Promise (2018), The Dressmaker's Gift (2019) and The Storyteller of Casablanca (2021) are among the later novels. The French For... and Escape to France series sit alongside the standalone titles.

Fiona Veitch Smith writes in two registers. The Young David and Young Joseph picture books retell Old Testament stories for children, which holds the catalogue's median length down to 32 pages. The Poppy Denby Investigates novels move to murder investigation in the nineteen-twenties, with suffragist material, and the Miss Clara Vale Mysteries follow. Twenty-eight books are catalogued, from Donovan's Rainbow (2001) to The Berlin Murders (2026).

Fiorella De Maria is an Anglo-Maltese writer with 14 books in the catalogue, from The Cassandra Curse (2005) to Far Distant Shores and Other Stories (2026). Father Gabriel is the series listed for De Maria. Subjects on record include historical and Christian historical fiction, the Catholic Church, England, the First World War, nurses and the right to die. Poor Banished Children (2011), We'll Never Tell Them (2015), The Sleeping Witness (2017) and See No Evil (2020) are other titles. De Maria is still publishing.

Flannery O’Connor

11 books• 2 series

Flannery O'Connor was an American novelist, short story writer and essayist, born March 25, 1925, who died August 3, 1964. The body of work comprises two novels, 31 short stories and a number of reviews and commentaries. O'Connor was a Southern writer, often working in a sardonic Southern Gothic mode with regional settings and grotesque characters. Catalogued titles include Wise Blood (1952), A Good Man Is Hard To Find (1955), The Violent Bear It Away (1960), Everything That Rises Must Converge (1965), Mystery and Manners (1969) and The Complete Stories (1971).

Fleur McDonald writes rural Australian fiction and crime. Colour titles mark the early run: Red Dust (2009), Blue Skies (2010), Purple Roads (2012), Silver Clouds (2013), Crimson Dawn (2014), Emerald Springs (2015), Indigo Storm and Sapphire Falls (2016). Detective Dave Burrows heads two series, the second of them Young Dave Burrows. Ranches, small-town life, widows and suspense fill the subject list, across 30 catalogued books that reach The Missing in 2025, at a median of 353 pages.

Fleur T. Bradley writes children's fiction, with 11 books catalogued from 2012 to 2022. Double Vision (2012), Code Name 711 (2013) and The Alias Men (2014) are the earliest titles, and subject headings include spies, impersonation, presidents and humorous stories. Midnight at the Barclay Hotel (2020) and Daybreak on Raven Island (2022) follow, and My Life as a Buddhist, My Life as a Hindu and My Life as a Muslim all date from 2022. The catalogue names two Bradley series, Double Vision and How The World Worships.

Zombies and horror carry the Flint Maxwell catalogue. The Jack Zombie series alone supplies Dead Haven, Dead Coast, Dead End, Dead Hope, Dead Nation, Dead Judgment and Dead Lost, and six further series follow: Whiteout, Taken World, Fright Squad, Carver, Cabin of Nowhere and Whispers. 32 books span 2017 to 2025, at a median of 328 pages, ending so far with Jelly (2025).

Fliss Chester writes mysteries across three series: Fen Churche Mystery, Cressida Fawcett Mystery and Maddie Penrose. The catalogue opens elsewhere, with four light titles in 2018 and 2019, Snowballs: Winter Fun on the Slopes, Summer at the Vineyard, Meet Me On The Riviera and Surf's Up on the Beach, before the crime begins: A Dangerous Goodbye (2020), Night Train to Paris (2020), The Moonlit Murders (2021), Death Among the Diamonds (2022), Death by a Cornish Cove (2023) and Death in the Highlands (2023). Sixteen books run through to Murder at the Cornish Book Club (2026), with France among the recorded subjects.

Flo Fitzpatrick has 17 catalogued books dated 2004 to 2023, and Abby Fouchet is the listed series. Recorded subjects include murder, investigation, New Jersey, television actors and detective television programs. Ghost Of A Chance (2004) is the earliest title, followed by Hot Stuff (2005) and Sweet Dreams (2005). Later titles include Aria in Ice (2011), Serenade to a Cuckoo (2012) and Cold Wind to Valhalla (2013), with Dancing to Care (2023) the newest. The catalogue marks Fitzpatrick as dormant.

Flora Ferrari has 394 books in the catalogue, published from Baby Lust (2016) to Texting The Possessive CEO (2026). Series include A Man Who Knows What He Wants, Text Me You Love Me, Texting the CEO, Inked By Love, Bratva Bear Shifters, Russian Underworld, Sokolov Bratva, Lairds & Ladies and Irish Wolf Shifters. Billionaire's Babysitter (2017) is among the early titles.

Flora Madison is credited with 99 books from 2019 to 2026. Possessive Irish Cop (2019) opens the list, and the same year brought Possessive Mechanic, Possessive Mountain Man, Possessive Alpha Boss and Her Secret Billionaire Neighbor. Madison series include Small Town Big Curves, Curvy Cafe Book Club, Mountain Men Crave Curves, Bad Boys of Thunder Mountain, Redemption Ink and Bolton Brother Billionaires. Controlling Lumberjack (2026) is the newest Madison book.

Two books stand in Florence Knapp's catalogue, seven years apart and unalike. Flossie Teacakes' Guide to English Paper Piecing (2018) is a handbook on quilting and applique, running to around 128 pages. The Names (2025) is a first novel, and it took a British Book Award. Knapp writes and blogs from England, and was born in 1977.