Authors whose first name starts with G, page 2 of 3

Georgette Heyer

65 books• 7 series

Georgette Heyer (16 August 1902 to 4 July 1974) was an English novelist and short-story writer in two genres, Regency romance and detective fiction. The Black Moth (1921), the first of 65 catalogued books, grew from a story Heyer invented for an ill younger brother. These Old Shades (1926) became popular even though it came out during the General Strike. Inspector Hannasyde, Inspector Hemingway and Alastair-Audley are the recurring series. The Chinese Shawl (2019) is the newest listed edition.

Georgia Beers is an American author of lesbian romance with 52 books catalogued from Turning the Page (2001) to Back to Square One (2026). Fresh Tracks (2006) won the Lambda Literary Award for Lesbian Romance. Beers's books have taken 13 Goldie Awards from the Golden Crown Literary Society, six of them for romance. Thy Neighbor's Wife (2003), Mine (2007), Finding Home (2008) and 96 Hours (2013) are among the other titles. Puppy Love Romance and Swizzle Stick Romance are named series, and dogs appear in the subjects.

Georgia Hunter has published two novels, eight years apart. We Were the Lucky Ones (2017) follows a Polish Jewish family through the Second World War and the Holocaust, and One Good Thing arrived in 2025. Jewish families, Holocaust survivors and wartime history are Hunter's subject. Both books sit in historical fiction, and Hunter's catalogue remains open.

Georgia Wagner writes FBI mystery thrillers in fast-growing series: Artemis Blythe, Ella Porter, Sophie Quinn, Briar Calloway, Jonathan Hunt, Sofia Costa, Wren Cade and Prison Breaker. The catalogue opened in 2022 with Girl Under the Ice, Girl in the Storm and She Dies Tonight, and has reached 87 books. The Shepherd's Flock is scheduled for 2027.

Gerald Durrell

40 books• 3 series

Gerald Durrell was a British naturalist, zookeeper, conservationist and television presenter who wrote about collecting and keeping animals. Durrell's first animal-collecting trip to the British Cameroons was funded by an inheritance, and his wife Jacquie pressed him to write an account of it. The catalogue opens with The Overloaded Ark (1953) and holds 40 books to 1993, across autobiographical volumes, the Corfu Trilogy and the Puppy Tales for children. My Family and Other Animals (1956) and A Zoo in My Luggage (1962) are among them. Zoology, natural history, animal behaviour and travel are the recurring subjects.

Scotland is where Gerald Hammond's mysteries take place, much of the action in the invented town of Newton Lauder. Keith Calder is a gunsmith, John Cunningham a dog breeder, and Honey Laird leads a third series; between them they carry a catalogue of 73 books. Hammond wrote short, at a median of 190 pages, from Fred in Situ (1965) to The Unkindest Cut in 2012.

Gerald Lund writes historical fiction and doctrinal non-fiction rooted in the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. Forty catalogued books run from The Coming of the Lord in 1971 to Into the Flames in 2019, across The Work and the Glory, Fire and Steel, Kingdom and Crown and Only the Brave. Utah, the Mormon pioneers, frontier life and Germany recur as settings, and Mormon families and church doctrine as subjects. Nothing new has appeared since 2019.

Gerald M. Kilby writes science fiction. Colony Mars is the longest sequence, Colony One Mars (2016) through Jezero City and Surface Tension, beside the Belt books, Moon Base Delta and the Reaction thrillers. Reaction (2015) opens a catalogue of 21 titles reaching Shadow of Elysium (2026). Kilby publishes about two titles a year and the catalogue is open.

Gerald Seymour, born in Guildford in 1941, is a British writer of crime and espionage novels. Harry's Game (1975) opens a catalogue of 43 titles that takes in terrorism, intelligence officers and the drug trade, largely across Britain and Europe. Most of the books stand alone; the Jonas Merrick novels are his one continuing series. The Irregular appeared in 2026 and A Rumour of Paradise is scheduled for 2027.

Geraldine Brooks

10 books• 1 series

Geraldine Brooks has 10 books in the catalogue, published between 1994 and 2025. The list runs from Nine Parts of Desire (1994) and Foreign Correspondence (1997) through Year of Wonders (2001), March (2005), People of the Book (2008), Caleb's Crossing (2011), The Secret Chord (2015), Horse (2022) and On Tim Winton (2022) to Memorial Days (2025). Brooks, born on 14 September 1955, is an Australian-American journalist and novelist, and March won the Pulitzer Prize for Fiction. Catalogue subjects include historical fiction, Muslim women, women's studies and plague in fiction.

Gerri Hill writes lesbian romance, with mysteries in the mix. The catalogue holds 49 books published between 2000 and 2026, beginning with One Summer Night (2000) and reaching The Ghosts of Greenville (2026). Two detective series run through it, Ross & Sullivan and Johnston & Riley. Contemporary romance and LGBTQ+ fiction are the standing subjects. Hill remains actively publishing.

Jack McMorrow, a journalist working in Maine, is the recurring investigator in Gerry Boyle's mysteries; a second series follows Brandon Blake. Investigative reporting and Maine settings shape the books. Deadline opened the catalogue in 1993, and The Ossuary extended it to 18 books in 2026.

Gervase Phinn

54 books• 12 series

Gervase Phinn is an English author and educator, born on 27 December 1946. Phinn took an Education degree at Leeds Trinity University in 1970, taught, became a schools inspector and later held a Visiting Professorship of Education at the University of Teesside. The published work spans five volumes of memoir, poetry collections and books on education, with a focus on children's literature and literacy. The catalogue lists 54 books from Stage Write (1988) to At the Captain's Table (2022), including The Other Side of the Dale (1998) and the Little Village School and Top of the Dale series.

Giana Darling's catalogue holds 31 books, from The Affair / The Frenchman (2016) to My Dark Ever After (2025), with Road to Ruin listed for 2027. The Fallen Men is the recurring series, and Darling's other series are the Evolution of Sin Trilogy, Dark Dream, Enslaved Duet, Anti-Heroes in Love, My Dark Mafia Romance and the Impossible Universe Trilogy. Lessons in Corruption (2018) and Welcome to the Dark Side (2018) are among the titles.

Gianrico Carofiglio

11 books• 2 series

Gianrico Carofiglio, born in 1961, worked as an anti-Mafia judge in Bari before writing legal thrillers set in Italy. Guido Guerrieri, a lawyer, carries the main series from Involuntary Witness (2002) through A Walk in the Dark (2003), Reasonable Doubts (2006), Temporary Perfections (2010) and A Fine Line (2014); Pietro Fenoglio leads a second. Involuntary Witness reached English in 2005 in Patrick Creagh's translation and became an Italian television series. The Past is a Foreign Country took the 2005 Premio Bancarella. Eleven books reach L'orizzonte della notte (2024), at a median of 249 pages.

Gigi Pandian

27 books• 5 series

Gigi Pandian writes three mystery series: the Jaya Jones Treasure Hunt Mysteries, the Accidental Alchemist books and the Secret Staircase Mysteries. Artifact (2012) is the earliest of 27 catalogued titles, which reach The Alchemist of All Hallows Eve (2026). East Indian American women, women historians, treasure troves, alchemists and gargoyles fill the subject tags.

Gil McNeil writes humorous fiction about single mothers and family life in England. The 12 catalogued books open with The Only Boy For Me (2001) and include Stand by Your Man (2004), The Beach Street Knitting Society and Yarn Club, also issued as Divas Don't Knit (2007), and Needles and Pearls (2008). The non-fiction titles Mums (2007), Dads (2008) and Grandparents (2009) sit alongside the novels, and A Good Year for the Roses (2014) closes the run.

Gilbert Morris produced Christian historical fiction at length: 248 catalogued books between 1977 and 2014. The House of Winslow follows one family across American history; the Appomattox Saga and Bonnets & Bugles take up the Civil War; Cheney Duvall, M.D. follows a woman physician; the Seven Sleepers, Dixie Morris and Too Smart Jones series sit alongside, with children's fiction among the subjects. The catalogue opens with Race Against Time (1977), reaches Raina's Choice, and is listed as likely complete.

Detective John Cardinal, working in Ontario alongside policewoman Lise Delorme, is the figure Giles Blunt returns to across his crime novels. Blunt, born in 1952, is a Canadian novelist, poet and screenwriter. His first book, Cold Eye (1989), is a psychological thriller set in the New York art world, filmed in France as Les Couleurs du diable in 1997. 11 catalogued books reach Bad Juliet (2025), among them Forty Words for Sorrow (2000), The Delicate Storm (2003) and Crime Machine (2010). Blunt remains actively publishing.

Giles Kristian has 14 books in the catalogue, from Night's Touch (2007) to Arthur (2024). Blood Eye (2009), Sons of Thunder (2010) and Odin's Wolves (2011) come next, followed by The Bleeding Land (2012), Brothers' Fury (2013), God of Vengeance (2014) and Winter's Fire (2016). Series include Rise of Sigurd, Bleeding Land and Arthurian Tales. Subjects include Vikings, Norway, Great Britain, France, revenge and historical fiction.

Jane Austen runs through much of Gill Hornby's work: a children's biography, Jane Austen: The Girl with the Magic Pen (2005), then The Story of Jane Austen (2017) and the novels Miss Austen (2020), Godmersham Park (2022) and The Elopement (2025). Hornby also wrote a life of Mozart for young readers and two novels set around schools and communities, The Hive (2013) and All Together Now (2015). The catalogue holds 8 titles.

Gill Paul

34 books• 1 series

Gill Paul's catalogue divides between practical non-fiction and historical writing. On one side sit guides to childcare, home maintenance, detox, calorie counting and giving up smoking; on the other, Titanic Love Stories (2011), a Florence Nightingale series and Scandalous Women (2024). Thirty-four books are catalogued between 1998 and 2024. History, biography, nutrition, missing persons and the Titanic run through the subject list.

Gill Thompson's catalogue holds four novels, published between 2019 and 2023: The Child On Platform One (2019), The Oceans Between Us (2019), The Lighthouse Sisters (2022) and The Orphans on the Train (2023). Nothing has followed The Orphans on the Train, and the catalogue is dormant.

Gillian Anderson

6 books• 1 series

Gillian Anderson is an American actress and writer, known for playing FBI Special Agent Dana Scully in The X-Files and winning a Primetime Emmy Award for the role. Her 6 catalogued books split between fiction and nonfiction. The EarthEnd Saga runs to three science fiction novels, A Vision of Fire (2014), A Dream of Ice (2015) and The Sound of Seas (2016), and the nonfiction takes in We: A Manifesto for Women Everywhere (2017), Want (2024) and More: Sexual Fantasies by Anonymous (2026).

Gillian Flynn

4 books• 2 series

Gillian Flynn's catalogue is short: four titles, Sharp Objects (2006), Dark Places (2009), Gone Girl (2012) and The Grownup (2014). Thriller and suspense describe all of them, with women journalists, Missouri, families and the children of murder victims in the subject tags. No series links the books, and no newer title is dated.

Gillian French writes suspense for teenage readers. Missing persons, secrets, high school and reputation drive the books. French's 7 catalogued titles open with Grit and The Door to January, both 2017, and continue through The Lies They Tell (2018), The Missing Season (2019) and Sugaring Off (2022). A Shaw Connolly Mystery series follows, holding Shaw Connolly Lives to Tell (2025) and Restless Bones (2026).

Gillian Harvey's catalogue holds 14 books published between 2020 and 2026. Everything is Fine (2020) opens the list and The French Christmas Market (2026) is the newest entry. France runs through many of the titles: A Year at the French Farmhouse (2022), One French Summer (2023), The Bordeaux Book Club (2024), The Little Provence Book Shop (2024) and Midnight in Paris (2025). Harvey adds about two books a year and is still publishing.

British author Gillian McAllister was born on 28 February 1985. The catalogue holds 12 of her books, from Everything but the Truth (2017) to Caller Unknown (2026). Anything You Do Say came out in North America as The Choice, and No Further Questions as The Good Sister. That Night was picked by the Richard & Judy book club; Wrong Place, Wrong Time was a Reese Witherspoon Book Club pick and a Sunday Times and New York Times bestseller. McAllister's books have been translated into 40 languages, and subjects include secrecy, pregnancy, murder and psychological suspense.

Gilly Macmillan writes psychological suspense, opening with What She Knew, also published as Burnt Paper Sky (2015). DI Jim Clemo carries one strand; the rest of the books stand alone, among them The Perfect Girl (2016), The Nanny (2019), The Long Weekend (2022) and The Burning Library (2025). Missing children, mothers and sons, and family deception are the recurring subjects. Nine titles are catalogued.

Gina L. Maxwell writes contemporary and erotic romance, with mixed martial arts, weddings and women lawyers among the recorded subjects. Maxwell's debut, Seducing Cinderella (2012), reached the bestseller lists within a month of release, and Maxwell has since been a New York Times, USA Today and number one international bestselling author. The catalogue holds 22 books, the most recent being The Vicious King (2024), and series include Fighting for Love, Playboys in Love, the Deviant Kings, Friends to Forever, Prophecy of Souls and Boston Heat. Maxwell lives in the upper Midwest.

Gina LaManna has 64 books catalogued between 2014 and 2026, spread across many named series. These include Lacey Luzzi Mafia Mysteries, Detective Kate Rosetti Mystery, Magic & Mixology, Mysteries from the Sixth Borough, Lola Pink Mysteries, Murder In Style, Magic Inc. Mysteries, Court of Isles and Lucy Little. Sprinkled (2014) is the first title, followed in 2015 by Girl Tripping, Salted and Teased to Death. Tie The Knot came out in 2026.

Ginny Baird writes romance, a good deal of it seasonal. Christmas Town, Holiday Brides, Summer Grooms, Blue Hill Brides, Majestic Maine, Girls on the Go and Romantic Ghost Stories divide the work. Forty-five books run from a 2012 opening that included Santa Fe Fortune, Mistletoe in Maine, The Christmas Catch and The Holiday Bride, through to All in for Christmas in 2025.

Ginny Dye writes historical fiction, and the Bregdan Chronicles are the recurring series in the catalogue. The 24 listed books run from Storm Clouds Rolling In (1996) to Lifted By The Wings of Destiny (2026). On To Richmond, Dark Chaos, The Last Long Night and Carried Forward By Hope are among the titles. Subjects include plantation life, slaves and fugitive slaves, the Underground Railroad, women and Reconstruction-era U.S. history. The median listed edition runs to 520 pages.

Ginny Myers Sain writes for younger readers. 5 catalogued books run from Dark and Shallow Lies (2021) to When the Bones Sing (2025), with These Twisted Hearts scheduled for 2027. Secrets So Deep (2022) and One Last Breath (2024) sit between them, and Dark and Shallow Lies is the series name as well as the first title. The median Sain book runs to 400 pages.

With 221 books catalogued between 2015 and 2026, Ginny Sterling has a large and still-growing list. Sweet Heat Rising and Stolen Hearts are both dated 2015, the earliest year in the catalogue. Series credited to Sterling include Healing Hearts, Flyboys, Flyboys: Second Generation, Legendary Brides, Sticks and Vows, Timeless Brides, Reserve Ranch and Rescue and Pucks and Promises. Forever Flustered (2026) is the newest listed title.

Giulia Lagomarsino has 93 catalogued books published between 2017 and 2026. Most sit in series: Reed Security, Owens Protective Services, the Cortell Brothers, A Good Run Of Bad Luck, Last Best Place For Love and For the Love of a Good Woman. Single-name titles mark the early run - Cole, Drew, Jack and Logan in 2017, then Cap, Cazzo, Hunter, Ice, Irish and Knight in 2018. Whisper My Name (2026) is the newest Lagomarsino title.

Eighty catalogued books carry Gladys Mitchell's name, from A Speedy Death (1929) to Sleuth's Alchemy (2005). Mitchell was an English author, and Mrs Bradley, whose full name is Beatrice Lestrange Bradley, is the woman sleuth of 66 detective novels set largely in England and London. Timothy Herring and Pamela Stewart are the other named series. Mitchell also published as Stephen Hockaby and as Malcolm Torrie.

Gladys Taber wrote about country life, cooking and cats. Stillmeadow is the series Taber is catalogued for, and Harvest at Stillmeadow (1940) is its earliest entry. 48 titles run from Lady of the Moon (1928) to The First Book of Cats (2020), with the 1940s the densest decade. American authors, autobiography, biography, cookery, flower arrangement and homes and haunts carry the subject tags.

Glen Cook

62 books• 9 series

Sixty-eight catalogued books, published from 1972 onward, make Glen Cook one of fantasy's longest-running American writers. The Black Company, a dark fantasy sequence, and Garrett P.I., which sets a private investigator loose in a fantasy world, are the two best known. Dread Empire, Instrumentalities of the Night, Starfishers and Darkwar run alongside them, the 1980s being the densest decade. The Heirs of Babylon opened the catalogue in 1972, Lies Weeping appeared in 2025, and The Long Run is scheduled for 2027.

Glen Erik Hamilton writes the Van Shaw crime series. The debut, Past Crimes (2015), won the Anthony, Macavity and Strand Critics awards for best first novel. Five more follow to Island of Thieves (2021): Hard Cold Winter (2016), Every Day Above Ground (2017), Mercy River (2019) and A Dangerous Breed (2020). Army rangers, veterans and murder are the recurring subjects. Hamilton, a native of Seattle, grew up aboard a sailboat in the Pacific Northwest.

Glenda Young's 27 catalogued books fall into three groups: books about the television programme Coronation Street, among them Deirdre: A Life on Coronation Street (2015) and The Little Book of Carla Connor (2016); Northern English family sagas such as Belle of the Back Streets (2018) and The Tuppenny Child (2019), continued in the Toffee Factory Girls series; and the Helen Dexter cosy crime mysteries. Norman Bates with a Briefcase (2014) is the first catalogued title, Music to Die For at the Seaview Hotel (2026) the newest, and The Bakery Girls is scheduled for 2027.

Glendy Vanderah has 3 catalogued books: Where the Forest Meets the Stars (2019), The Light Through the Leaves (2021) and The Oceanography of the Moon (2022). Illinois is the setting recorded in the subjects. No new title has appeared since 2022, and the catalogue is marked dormant.

Glenn Beck

33 books• 5 series

Glenn Beck is an American conservative political commentator, radio host and television producer, and the founder of Mercury Radio Arts and the network TheBlaze. Beck's 33 catalogued books are largely political non-fiction, opening with The Real America: Messages from the Heart and Heartland (2003) and reaching Propaganda Wars in 2024. Series strands include Overton Window, Agenda 21, Control and The Great Reset. Politics, government, conspiracies and social problems dominate the subject list, and Beck keeps publishing.

Glenn Cooper

23 books• 3 series

Glenn Cooper writes thrillers that run archaeology together with criminal investigation and profiling. The catalogue opens with Secret of the Seventh Son, also published as Library of the Dead (2009), and continues through Book of Souls (2010), The Tenth Chamber (2010), The Keepers of the Library (2012) and The Resurrection Maker (2013). The Cal Donovan series and the Down Trilogy are among the named sequences, 23 books are catalogued, and Covenant of the Dead is the most recent.

Glenn Meade is an Irish author, born in Finglas, Dublin, who has written fiction, plays and screenplays and lectured on writing in the United States and Europe. Twelve books are catalogued between 1994 and 2017, among them Brandenburg (1994), Snow Wolf (1995), The Cairo Code (1998), The Sands of Sakkara (1998), Resurrection Day (2002), The Second Messiah (2011) and The Romanov Conspiracy (2012). The Second World War, intelligence services and assassination attempts recur as subjects.

Gloria Chao writes about Taiwanese American family life, in fiction that runs from family stories to murder mysteries. Seven books are catalogued between 2018 and 2026: American Panda (2018), Our Wayward Fate (2019), Rent a Boyfriend (2020), When You Wish Upon a Lantern (2023), Ex Marks the Spot (2024), The Ex-Girlfriend Murder Club (2025) and The Mortal Enemy Murder Club (2026). Hu Done It is the one series catalogued, and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology appears among the subjects.

Second World War fiction is Glynis Peters's subject. Nine books are catalogued, from The Secret Orphan (2018) to The Orphan's Mission (2026), and the word orphan runs through almost all of them: The Orphan Thief (2020), The Forgotten Orphan (2021), The Orphan's Letters (2022), The Red Cross Orphans (2022), The Orphan's Homecoming (2023), The Orphan's Secret Library (2024) and The Orphan's Last Goodbye (2025). Red Cross Orphans is the series listed. Historical romance, sagas and the war of 1939 to 1945 carry the subject tags.

Glynn Stewart writes science fiction about starships and space warfare, with 109 books catalogued from 2013 to 2026 and Project Acropolis scheduled for 2027. Starship's Mage: Episode 1 (2013) through Episode 5 (2014) are the earliest titles. Stewart's series include Duchy of Terra, Peacekeepers of Sol, Scattered Stars, Vigilante, Exile, ONSET, Changeling Blood and House Adamant, and Castle Federation appears among the named settings. Terry Mixon shares the credit on 3 books. Alien Olympus (2026) is the newest title.

Gordon Carroll has published 12 catalogued books since 2020, a run that reaches The Wrong Tree in 2025. The Gil Mason series accounts for most of that output, and its titles return again and again to dogs: Hair of the Dog and Sheepdogs in 2020, Old Dog New Tricks and Sleeping Dogs in 2021, then A Dog Returns and Dog Eat Dog in 2022. Carroll remains actively publishing.

Gordon Doherty, a Scottish novelist, sets his historical fiction mainly in Classical Antiquity. Legionary (2011) opens the catalogue and names his longest series; Strategos, Empires of Bronze, Age of Attila and Redshanks follow, alongside novelisations for Assassin's Creed beginning with Assassin's Creed Odyssey (2018). Greece and action-adventure supply much of the material across 24 books dated 2011 to 2027, at a median 399 pages, with Blood of the Highlands scheduled for 2027.

Gordon Korman

119 books• 22 series

Gordon Korman is a Canadian writer of children's and young adult fiction whose books have sold more than 30 million copies worldwide and reached number one on the New York Times bestseller list. The catalogue holds 119 titles, from This Can't Be Happening at MacDonald Hall! (1977) to Sleepless (2026). Subject tags cover schools, friendship, humorous stories, adventure, mystery and detective stories, and shipwrecks. Series headings include Swindle Mysteries, Masterminds, Everest, Dive, Titanic, Ungifted and the Monday Night Football Club. Gordon Korman remains actively publishing.

Gordon R. Dickson

94 books• 15 series

Gordon Rupert Dickson (November 1, 1923 to January 31, 2001) was an American science fiction writer inducted into the Science Fiction and Fantasy Hall of Fame in 2000. The catalogue lists 94 Dickson books, beginning with Time Grabber (1952) and No Shield from the Dead (1953). Dorsai! / The Genetic General (1960), Secret Under the Sea (1960) and Naked to the Stars (1961) are among the titles. Series include Childe Cycle, Dragon and the George, Dilbia, Sea People and Jim Eckert. Subjects include the Dorsai, time travel, dragons and the Middle Ages.

Gordon Ramsay

27 books• 1 series

Gordon Ramsay, born 8 November 1966, is a British chef, restaurateur, television presenter and writer. Gordon Ramsay Restaurants, founded in 1997, has earned 17 Michelin stars in total and holds eight. Restaurant Gordon Ramsay in Chelsea, London, has kept three stars since 2001 and is run by chef Matt Abé. Ramsay first became famous through the 1999 British miniseries Boiling Point. The catalogue lists 27 books from 2000 to 2023, starting with Passion for Flavour, A Chef for All Seasons and Passion for Seafood (2000). Humble Pie (2006) and Playing with Fire (2007) are listed, and Gordon Ramsay's Uncharted (2023) is the newest. Quick and easy cooking and British cookery appear in the subject tags.

Africa runs through Gordon Wallis's titles: Africa's Lost Vinyl Record Press and The Snowman of Zanzibar (2018), The Teeth of Giants (2019), A Heart of Darkness and The Plumtree Diaries (2020), The Butcher of Tangier (2021) and, most recently, a two-volume account of the journeys of Frederick Courteney Selous. Fifteen books are catalogued between 2018 and 2026, with Jason Green the one recorded series. The catalogue is open.

Gore Vidal

67 books• 6 series

Gore Vidal, born Eugene Louis Vidal on October 3, 1925, was an American writer and public intellectual noted for a cynical, epigrammatic wit, and died on July 31, 2012. Vidal's novels and essays attacked the social and sexual norms Vidal saw shaping American life. Born into an upper-class political family as grandson of U.S. Senator Thomas Gore, Vidal ran unsuccessfully as a Democrat for the House of Representatives in New York in 1960 and for the Senate in California in 1982. The catalogue lists 67 books from Williwaw (1946) to I Told You So (2012), including In a Yellow Wood (1947), The City and the Pillar (1948) and Death Before Bedtime (1953). Narratives of Empire and Myra and Myron are among the series.

Grace Burrowes writes historical romance, with subject headings naming the Regency, nobility, England, soldiers, widowers, single fathers and inheritance. Before fiction, Burrowes worked as a technical writer and editor, earned a law degree in an evening program, opened a law practice and completed a master's degree in Conflict Management. Burrowes grew up the sixth of seven children in rural central Pennsylvania and lives in rural Maryland. The catalogue lists 120 books, among them The Heir (2010), The Soldier (2011), The Virtuoso (2011) and The Bridegroom Wore Plaid (2012), with A Gentleman of Very Few Words (2026) the newest. Series include Lonely Lords, Windham Brides, True Gentlemen, Rogues to Riches, Mischief in Mayfair and Lady Violet Mysteries.

Historical romance is Grace Callaway's genre. Six series run through 27 catalogued books published between 2011 and 2026: Heart of Enquiry, Game of Dukes, Lady Charlotte's Society of Angels, Mayhem in Mayfair, Blackwood Legacy and the Chronicles of Abigail Jones. The list opens with Her Husband's Harlot (2011) and reaches Four Promises to Love (2026), by way of M is for Marquess (2015) and The Duke Who Knew Too Much (2015). Callaway is actively publishing.

Fantasy and romance share the subject list attached to Grace Draven's books, which also records erotica and paranormal fantasy. The catalogue holds 25 titles published between 2007 and 2026, opening with Wyvern (2007) and reaching The Moon Raven (2026); Master of Crows (2009), Entreat Me (2013), Radiance (2014) and Eidolon (2016) fall between. Wraith Kings, Master of Crows, Dragon Shifter and Bonekeeper Chronicles are the four series credited to Draven.

Grace Goodwin writes science fiction romance, with 77 books catalogued from Assigned A Mate (2016) to The Beast's Bride (2026). Interstellar Brides is the name shared by several lines, including The Colony, The Beasts, Ascension Saga, The Virgins and Primal Mates. Other series are Starfighter Training Academy, Secret Kingdoms: The Draquonir, Crash Landed and Stormbound Warriors of Soltharra. Titles dated 2016 include Mastered By Her Mates, Mated To The Vikens and Tamed By The Beast.

Grace Hamilton's series names turn on one event: an EMP. EMP Aftermath, EMP Lodge, Small Town EMP, Supernova EMP, Island Refuge EMP, EMP Disaster and EMP Return of the Wild West all carry it, and Surviving the End, After the Shift, Dark Nation and the Survivalist Reality Show complete the list. Seventy-five books are catalogued, published between 2015 and 2026, from Mad Dan's Pumpkin: A Sam and Billy Story (2015) to Desperate World (2026). Seven Dark titles appeared in 2017 alone.