Authors whose first name starts with H

H. K. Christie writes psychological thrillers and mysteries, 28 catalogued books published between 2019 and 2026. Two series carry the catalogue: Selena Bailey, opening with Not Like Her (2019), One In Five (2019) and On The Rise (2020), and Martina Monroe, whose prequel Crashing Down appeared in 2020. A Permanent Mark (2020) stands outside both. The Killing Game, the sixteenth Martina Monroe book, is the newest title.

H. Rider Haggard

78 books• 6 series

Sir Henry Rider Haggard (1856-1925) was an English writer of adventure romances set in exotic locations, Africa above all, and a pioneer of the lost world genre. The eighteen Allan Quatermain stories begin with King Solomon's Mines (1885), and Ayesha is the other named series. Haggard also worked on land reform across the British Empire. The catalogue holds 78 titles dated 1882 to 2013, from Cetywayo and His White Neighbours to a complete anthology, and covers novels, non-fiction and short fiction.

Dark romance crossed with horror and suspense describes H.D. Carlton's work, where vengeance, sirens and dystopian settings recur. Carlton writes in short sets: the Cat and Mouse books, the Zero Saga and the Hollow Graves Duet. Eleven catalogued titles run from Hollow (2018) through Haunting Adeline (2021) and Hunting Adeline (2022) to My Dreadful Darling, and Carlton is still publishing.

H.G. Wells

152 books• 8 series

H.G. Wells, born Herbert George Wells (21 September 1866 – 13 August 1946), was an English writer of more than forty novels and dozens of short stories. Science fiction novels are the work Wells is most known for today, and Wells shares the title of father of science fiction with Jules Verne and Hugo Gernsback. The non-fiction covers social commentary, politics, history, popular science, satire, biography and autobiography. The catalogue opens with The Chronic Argonauts (1888) and includes The Time Machine (1895), The Wonderful Visit (1895) and The Island of Dr. Moreau (1896). Utopias, civilization and philosophy appear among the subjects.

H.P. Lovecraft

173 books• 7 series

H.P. Lovecraft, born Howard Phillips Lovecraft in Providence, Rhode Island, on August 20, 1890, was an American writer of weird fiction, horror, fantasy and science fiction who died on March 15, 1937. Lovecraft created the Cthulhu Mythos, and the phrase Lovecraftian horror carries the name. Most of Lovecraft's life was spent in New England; Lovecraft's father was institutionalized in 1893, family wealth dwindled after a grandfather died, and Lovecraft's mother was institutionalized in 1919. The catalogue counts 173 books from The Alchemist (1916) to The Essential Tales of H.P. Lovecraft (2025), including Dagon (1919), The White Ship (1919) and Nyarlathotep (1920). Series include Dream Cycle and Randolph Carter.

Paranormal romance fills H.P. Mallory's catalogue, which runs to 227 titles since Fire Burn and Cauldron Bubble (2010). Vampires, witches, warlocks, ghosts and guardian angels carry series including Jolie Wilkins, Dulcie O'Neil, Lily Harper, Haven Hollow, Midlife Spirits, Bryn and Sinjin, Dark Destinies and the Trailer Park Vampire. New Orleans and the afterlife recur as settings. Damask Dreams appeared in 2026, and Oracles and Oddyseys is dated 2027.

H.W. Brands writes history and biography centred on American presidents, the Cold War and United States foreign relations. The catalogue lists 48 books from Cold Warriors (1988) to American Patriarch (2026), and includes the series Foreign Relations and the Presidency. Early titles are India and the United States, The Specter of Neutralism, Inside the Cold War, Bound to Empire, The Devil We Knew and The Reckless Decade. Brands is still publishing.

Cozy mystery is H.Y. Hanna's home ground. Seven series run through a catalogue of 43 books published between 2013 and 2024: the Oxford Tearoom Mysteries, the English Cottage Garden Mysteries, the Bewitched By Chocolate Mysteries with their witchcraft subjects, the Barefoot Sleuth Cozy Mysteries, the Tender Mysteries, Summer Beach Vets and the Big Honey Dog Mysteries. The run opens with Curse of the Scarab (2013) and reaches A Fondant Farewell (2024). Hanna is actively publishing.

Hafsah Faizal

5 books• 3 series

Hafsah Faizal is an American young adult novelist whose fantasy novel We Hunt the Flame (2019) became a New York Times best seller. The catalogue lists 5 Faizal books: We Hunt the Flame, We Free the Stars (2021), A Tempest of Tea (2024), A Steeping of Blood (2025) and The Wishless Ones (2025). Sands of Arawiya and Tempest of Tea are the two named series. Subject tags include magic, impersonation, blessing and curing, and Middle East settings.

Hailey Edwards writes fantasy and paranormal romance, and the catalogue lists 73 books between Everlong (2010) and The Ghost in the Pole Barn (2026). Series include Black Hat Bureau, Araneae Nation, Black Dog, Gemini/Lorimar Pack, Foundling, Beginner's Guide to Necromancy, Potentate of Atlanta, Body Shop, Groom & Doom, Daughters of Askara and Yard Birds. Subjects list Mississippi, angels, agoraphobia, orphans and police. Evermine and Eversworn, both from 2012, are among the early titles.

Hakan Nesser

21 books• 5 series

Inspector Van Veeteren and Gunnar Barbarotti are the detectives Hakan Nesser returns to across 21 catalogued books published between 1998 and 2022. Nesser, born in 1950, is a Swedish crime novelist and former teacher whose work has been translated into more than twenty languages. The catalogue opens with Munsters Fall (1998) and ends with The Axe Woman (2022); police procedural work, investigation and murder in Sweden run through it. Carambole took the Glass Key award in 2000, and Nesser has won the Best Swedish Crime Novel Award three times.

Haley Cass has 13 catalogued books published from 2020 to 2026, and Between the Lines is announced for 2027. Those Who Wait (2020) is the first title, and the listed series are Those Who Wait, When You Least Expect It and Whole Truth. Forever and A Day (2020), In the Long Run (2021), Down to A Science (2022), On the Same Page (2023), The Snowball Effect (2024) and Midnight Rain (2025) are other books in the catalogue, and The B Side (2026) is the newest.

Hallie Ephron, born March 9, 1948, is an American novelist, book reviewer, journalist and writing teacher who writes mystery and suspense. Never Tell a Lie, There Was an Old Woman, Come and Find Me and Night Night, Sleep Tight were all Mary Higgins Clark Award finalists, and Never Tell a Lie became the 2011 Lifetime film And Baby Will Fall. The guide Writing and Selling Your Mystery Novel received a 2006 Edgar Award nomination. The catalogue lists 16 books from Amnesia (2000) to Careful What You Wish For (2019), including the Dr. Peter Zak series, with forensic psychiatrists and Boston among the subjects.

Hammond Innes, full name Ralph Hammond Innes, was a British novelist born on 15 July 1913 who died on 10 June 1998. Innes wrote more than 30 novels, plus books for children and travel writing. Catalogue subjects include thrillers, espionage, sea stories, adventure and the Second World War. Early titles listed are Air Disaster and The Doppelganger (both 1937), Sabotage Broadcast (1938) and The Trojan Horse (1940).

Hampton Sides

10 books

Hampton Sides, born Wade Hampton Sides in 1962, is an American historian, journalist and author of narrative history and literary nonfiction. Ghost Soldiers, Blood and Thunder, Hellhound on His Trail and On Desperate Ground are among the ten Sides books catalogued between Stomping Grounds (1992) and The Wide Wide Sea (2024). Sides is editor-at-large for Outside magazine, and magazine work by Sides has twice been nominated for National Magazine Awards. Subjects on file include military history, campaigns and Martin Luther King Jr.

Han Kang

7 books

Han Kang is a South Korean novelist who received the Nobel Prize in Literature in 2024, the first Korean and the first Asian woman to do so; the citation named her intense poetic prose and its confrontation with historical trauma. The Vegetarian (2007) was the first Korean-language novel to take the International Booker Prize, in 2016. Human Acts (2014), The White Book (2016), We Do Not Part (2021) and Greek Lessons (2023) complete a catalogue of 7 titles. The subject tags name the 1980 Gwangju uprising, democratization and family life. Han taught creative writing at the Seoul Institute of the Arts from 2007 to 2018.

Hank Green

3 books• 1 series

Hank Green is an American YouTuber, science communicator, entrepreneur and stand-up comedian who has also written novels. Three titles are catalogued: An Absolutely Remarkable Thing (2018), A Beautifully Foolish Endeavor (2020) and Bonker Doesn't Die (2021), grouped as the Carls series, with science fiction and sudden celebrity as their material. Green produces the Vlogbrothers channel with his older brother, the author John Green, and hosts the educational channels Crash Course and SciShow. No new Hank Green book has been recorded since 2021.

Women journalists investigate in Hank Phillippi Ryan's crime fiction, with television reporting among the recorded subjects. Charlotte McNally heads the first series from Prime Time (2007), and the Jane Ryland books follow with The Other Woman (2012). Eighteen catalogued titles reach Mother Daughter Sister Stranger in 2026, set largely in Boston.

Hannah Alexander is the shared pseudonym of Cheryl and Mel Hodde, a married Christian writing team who blended their two names into one. Mel Hodde is a physician, and the pair specialise in medical romantic suspense. The catalogue lists 33 books from Hideaway (1990) to Ashes Over Yellowstone (2025). Hideaway, Missouri, Hallowed Halls, Healing Touch and Sacred Trust are the series. Subjects include emergency physicians, women physicians, hospitals and inspirational romance.

Bereavement and family life run through Hannah Beckerman's five novels, which begin with The Dead Wife's Handbook (2014) and reach Three Mothers (2025), by way of If Only I Could Tell You (2019), The Impossible Truths of Love (2021) and The Forgetting (2023). Beckerman is English, lives in London, and works as a journalist alongside the fiction; her degrees come from King's College London and Westfield College, and twelve years of her career went into television, the BBC's The Big Read included.

Hannah Bonam-Young has 8 catalogued books, published from 2022 onward. Next of Kin, Next To You and Set The Record Straight all came out in 2022, and Out On a Limb followed in 2023. Out of the Woods and People Watching are 2025 titles. Time Will Tell (2026) is the most recent release, and People Pleasing is scheduled for 2027.

Wartime Europe supplies Hannah Byron her material. The Resistance Girl novels open with In Picardy's Fields (2020) and run through The Diamond Courier, The Parisian Spy, The Highland Raven and The Norwegian Assassin; the Timeless Spies and Mrs. Imogene Lynch series follow. Seventeen catalogued books reach The Ace of Nerve: The White Mouse (2026).

Hannah Cowan writes romance, much of it around hockey. The 27 catalogued books open with Craving The Player, Lucky Hit and Blissful Hook in 2021 and reach Under Pressure (2026), with Past The Plate scheduled for 2027. Series include the Swift Hat-Trick, Vancouver Havoc, Greatest Love, Amateurs In Love, Cherry Peak, Snowbell Ridge, Oak Point and Harbour of Hope.

Hannah Dennison writes mysteries set in England, across three series: Vicky Hill, Honeychurch Hall Mysteries and Island Sisters Mysteries. Vicky Hill is the recurring character of the earliest books, from A Vicky Hill Exclusive! (2008). Murder investigations, manor houses, women journalists and mothers and daughters recur as subjects. Dennison's catalogue holds 19 books and reaches Deadly Derailment at Honeychurch Hall (2026).

Hannah Ellis is credited with 42 books published between 2015 and 2026. Friends Like These (2015) begins the catalogue and Burning Secrets (2026) ends it, with Beyond the Lens (2016), My Kind of Perfect (2017), Escape to Oakbrook Farm (2018) and The Cottage at Hope Cove (2018) listed in between. Series recorded under Ellis are Loch Lannick, Hope Cove, Lily Larkin Mysteries, Isles of Scilly, Friends Like These and Lucy Mitchell.

Sports romance is Hannah Grace's line: hockey, figure skating and college athletics, with enemies-to-lovers and second-chance plots. Icebreaker (2022) opens the catalogue, followed by Wildfire (2023), Daydream (2024) and Holiday Ever After (2025). Five books stand across the UCMH and In the Paddock series, and Champagne Problems is scheduled for 2027.

Hannah Gray writes college sports romance. Seven series carry the catalogue, most of them tied to a campus or a team: Puck Boys of Brooks University, Brooks University, NE University, Good Girls of NE University, Florida East University, New England Bay Sharks and Holiday Harbor. Chasing Sunshine and Seeing Red, both 2020, open the run, which reaches 29 books by 2026. Gray publishes four or five titles a year.

Hannah Howell, born in Massachusetts in 1950, is an American writer of historical romance, much of it set in medieval Scotland. Howell has also published as Anna Jennet, Sandra Dustin and Sarah Dustin. The catalogue records 56 books from A Taste of Fire (1988) to The Scotsman Who Swept Me Away (2019) and marks the run likely complete. Series include Murray Family, Wherlocke, Camerons, MacEnroys, Seven Brides for Seven Scotsmen and Highland Brides, the last written as Anna Jennet. Compromised Hearts (1989), Stolen Ecstasy (1991) and Silver Flame (1992) are early titles, and subjects include knights, inheritance, psychics and the paranormal.

Hannah Linder's catalogue is made up entirely of standalone novels, seven of them, published between 2022 and 2026. Beneath His Silence (2022) is the first, followed by Garden of the Midnights and When Tomorrow Came (both 2023), Never Forgotten and The Girl from the Hidden Forest (both 2024), The Red Cottage (2025) and Tenderly Betrayed (2026). No series links the books; each stands on its own. Linder has published at least one title in every year since 2022.

Domestic and psychological thrillers built on family secrets are Hannah Mary McKinnon's territory. Siblings, neighbours and stepfathers recur across 9 books, among them The Neighbors (2018), Sister Dear (2020), Never Coming Home (2022) and Only One Survives (2024). Time After Time (2016) opens the catalogue, and A Killer Motive (2025) is the most recent.

Family is Hannah McKinnon's standing subject: sisters, neighbours, family secrets, dysfunction and domestic violence run through 11 catalogued books published between 2009 and 2025. Franny Parker (2009) opens the catalogue, and later titles include The Lake Season (2015), The Summer House (2017), Message in the Sand (2021) and The Sandy Page Bookshop (2025). McKinnon remains actively publishing.

Hannah Morrissey writes the Black Harbor novels, an American crime series. Five books carry her name: Hello, Transcriber (2021), The Widowmaker (2022), When I'm Dead (2023), The Unlucky Ones (2025) and Scream City, scheduled for 2027. Morrissey's catalogue is young and still growing.

Assistant to the Villain is the whole of Hannah Nicole Maehrer's catalogue so far: a fantasy series of four books, opening with Assistant to the Villain (2023) and continuing through Apprentice to the Villain (2024), Accomplice to the Villain (2025) and Adversary to the Villain (2026). The series remains ongoing.

Family secrets drive Hannah Richell's novels: sagas of English families, tangled relationships and the things relatives keep from one another. Six books are catalogued, opening with The House of Tides (2012), also published as Secrets of the Tides, then The Shadow Year (2013), The Peacock Summer (2018), The River Home (2020), The Search Party (2024) and One Dark Night (2025). Mystery sits among the recorded subjects, and the catalogue is open.

Hans Christian Andersen

61 books• 2 series

Hans Christian Andersen was a Danish writer who lived from 2 April 1805 to 4 August 1875. Andersen wrote plays, travelogues, novels and poems, and the literary fairy tales number 156 stories in nine volumes, translated into over 125 languages. The catalogue holds 61 Andersen titles, with editions dated from 1835, including The Tinderbox, The Princess and the Pea, Thumbelina, Little Ida's Flowers and The Improvisatore, or, Life in Italy. Subject tags include fairy tales, children's stories, folk literature and English translations.

Hanya Yanagihara

3 books• 1 series

Hanya Yanagihara has published three novels: The People in the Trees (2013), A Little Life (2015) and To Paradise (2022). A Little Life was shortlisted for the Booker Prize in 2015. Yanagihara is an American novelist, editor and travel writer, born in 1974, who grew up in Hawaii and edits T Magazine. The three books are long, at a median of 720 pages, and the subject headings name literary fiction, LGBTQ novels, immortality, anthropologists and family sagas. Nothing new has appeared since 2022.

Harini Nagendra is an Indian ecologist whose research combines satellite remote sensing with field biodiversity studies, archival work, institutional analysis and community interviews to examine how forests and cities in South Asia hold together socially and ecologically. Urban sustainability, land change, conservation and development are her subjects. Nagendra also writes the Bangalore Detectives Club mysteries, four books from The Bangalore Detectives Club (2022) to Into the Leopard's Den (2025).

Harlan Coben

41 books• 8 series

Harlan Coben, born January 4, 1962, is an American writer whose honours include an Edgar Award, a Shamus Award and an Anthony Award. Coben's books have been translated into 46 languages and have sold more than 90 million copies. The 41 books catalogued here start with Play Dead (1990) and reach Plot Twist (2026). Subjects attached to them include thrillers, missing persons, sports agents and the fictional character Myron Bolitar. Coben's series include Mickey Bolitar, Wilde and Windsor Horne Lockwood III.

Harlan Ellison

91 books• 6 series

Harlan Ellison (May 27, 1934 – June 28, 2018) was an American writer associated with New Wave speculative fiction and known for an outspoken, combative personality. Ellison's output ran past 1,700 pieces, spanning short stories, novellas, screenplays, comic-book scripts, teleplays and essays, plus criticism of literature, film, television and print. The catalogue lists 91 titles from The Deadly Streets (1958) to Greatest Hits (2024), including Web of the City (1958), Gentleman Junkie (1961) and Ellison Wonderland (1962). Subjects span science fiction, fantasy, horror and short stories, and the series listed are Brain Movies, Dream Corridor and Vic and Blood.

Harley Laroux writes dark erotic romance for adult readers, with BDSM and Halloween among the catalogued subjects. The Souls Trilogy, the Losers books and Dirty 1st Dates are the series. Sixteen titles run from His Sniper (2017) through Her Soul for Revenge (2021) to House of Rayne in 2025.

Harley Tate is catalogued under post-apocalyptic fiction, with 34 books published between 2017 and 2026. The 2017 entries include Darkness Begins, Darkness Grows, Darkness Rises, Chaos Comes, Chaos Evolves, Chaos Gains and Hope Sparks; Brace for Impact, Escape the Fall and Hope Stumbles followed in 2018. Series headings are After the EMP, Falling Sky, Ready Set Chaos and three Nuclear Survival lines - Northern Exposure, Southern Grit and Western Strength. Shattered Horizon (2026) is the newest listed title, and the run is ongoing.

Harley Wylde has 113 books in the catalogue, published from 2016 to 2026. The first recorded titles are Grease Monkey and Cuffs and Kink (both 2016), and the newest is Dread (2026). Series by Harley Wylde include Dixie Reapers MC, Hades Abyss MC, Devil's Fury MC, Devil's Boneyard MC, Reckless Kings MC, Savage Raptors MC and Owned By The Mob. Harley Wylde is still publishing.

Harlow James has published 31 books since 2019, spread across seven series: Emerson Falls, Ladies Who Brunch, Carrington Cove, Blossom Peak, California Billionaires, Newberry Springs and Hopetown. Chasing Hope (2019) opens the catalogue and It's About Time (2026) is the most recent entry. James remains in active publication.

Harold Bell Wright

20 books

Harold Bell Wright (1872-1944) sold fiction on a scale no American novelist had reached before: he is credited as the first to sell a million copies of a novel and the first to earn a million dollars from writing it. Wright produced 19 books between 1902 and 1942, along with stage plays and magazine articles, working in Christian romance and Christian westerns set around the Ozark mountains, with clergy, printers and young men as his figures. That Printer of Udell's (1902) opens the run, followed by The Shepherd of the Hills (1907), The Winning of Barbara Worth (1911) and The Re-Creation of Brian Kent (1919). More than 15 films were drawn from his stories, among them Gary Cooper's first major picture, The Winning of Barbara Worth (1926), and John Wayne's The Shepherd of the Hills (1941).

Military fiction is Harold Coyle's territory: soldiers, terrorism, and imaginary wars and battles. The American novelist, born in 1952, has 27 catalogued books published between 1987 and 2025, beginning with Team Yankee (1987) and reaching No Small Thing (2025). Series include Scott Dixon, Nathan Dixon, Cyber Knights, a U.S. Civil War sequence and Harold Coyle's Strategic Solutions, Inc. Coyle graduated from the Virginia Military Institute, spent 14 years in the US Army, and served in the Persian Gulf War. He has also published as H.W. Coyle and written with Barrett Tillman and Jennifer Ellis.

Harold Robbins

36 books• 6 series

Harold Robbins wrote commercial fiction about businessmen, Hollywood and the appetites of the very rich. Never Love a Stranger (1948) opens the catalogue, followed by The Dream Merchants, A Stone for Danny Fisher, 79 Park Avenue, Stiletto and The Carpetbaggers (1961). Thirty-six titles make up the list, including the Betsy and Predators sequences and the later Madison Dupre art-theft novels, ending at The Curse in 2011.

Harper Bliss has 69 books in the catalogue, with Love Me Like You Shouldn't (2026) as the newest. Series include Pink Bean, French Kissing, High Rise, In the Distance There Is Light and the Two Hearts Trilogy. Fool for Love and Summer Heat date from 2012, All of Me and New Girl from 2013, Girls Only from 2014, and Beneath the Surface and No Strings Attached from 2016. The earliest listed title is Once in a Lifetime (1996).

Three books make up the catalogued work of Harper Graham, all of them published between 2025 and 2026. The Cinnamon Spice Inn (2025) opens the run, The Spiced Cocoa Cafe (2025) follows, and The Cherry Crush Flower Shop (2026) is the most recent. Graham remains an actively publishing author.

Harper L. Woods writes two series, Of Flesh & Bone and Coven of Bones, catalogued together at 10 books and filed under horror. What Lies Beyond the Veil (2022) is the earliest title, with What Hunts Inside the Shadows, What Lurks Between the Fates and What Sleeps Within the Cove following, and The Coven, The Cursed, The Damned and The Divine running beside them. What Roams Beneath the Stars is the most recent, dated 2026.

Harper Lee's catalogue holds three titles. To Kill a Mockingbird (1960) takes up racial injustice and segregation in the American South; Go Set a Watchman followed in 2015 and The Land of Sweet Forever: Stories and Essays in 2025. Southern Gothic, race relations, fathers and daughters and the nineteen fifties are the recurring subjects.

Harper Lin writes mystery series built around cafes, bakeries and cats. The Patisserie Mysteries put French pastry in every title - Baguette Murder, Creme Brulee Murder, Crepe Murder, Croissant Murder, Eclair Murder, all from 2014. Wonder Cats, Secret Agent Granny, Cape Bay Cafe, Pink Cupcake, Bookish Cafe, Southern Sleuth and Emma Wild fill out 76 catalogued titles. Killer Christmas (2013) opens the list and A Deadly Chapter arrives in 2026. Books are short, at a median of 162 pages.

Harper Sloan writes contemporary romance in four series: Corps Security, Hope Town, Loaded Replay and Hearts of Vegas. Axel (2013) opens the catalogue, and a run of early titles are single men's names, Beck, Cage, Cooper, Locke. Texas, horse farms, cowboys and homecomings fill the subject tags. The catalogue holds 17 titles and nothing has appeared since The Long Way Home (2023).

Harper St. George writes historical and western romance, with Vikings, the American West and arranged marriage among the subjects. The catalogue lists 18 books from Enslaved by the Viking (2015) to The Dove and the Rogue (2026). One Night with the Viking (2016), The Viking Warrior's Bride (2017), An Outlaw to Protect Her (2018) and Marrying Her Viking Enemy (2019) come in between. Series include Viking Warriors, To Wed a Viking, Outlaws of the Wild West / Gilded West, Gilded Age Heiresses and Doves of New York.

Harriet Beecher-Stowe

70 books

Harriet Beecher Stowe (1811-1896) was an American author and abolitionist, and a member of the Beecher family. Uncle Tom's Cabin (1852) set out the harsh conditions of enslaved African Americans, reached millions as both novel and play, energised anti-slavery opinion in the American North and provoked anger in the South. Stowe wrote more than 30 books, among them novels, three travel memoirs, and collections of articles and letters. The catalogue lists 70 items from 1852 to 2019, including Key to Uncle Tom's Cabin (1853), Sunny Memories in Foreign Lands (1854), Dred; A Tale of the Great Dismal Swamp (1855) and The Minister's Wooing (1859). Slavery, African Americans and American social life run through the subjects.

Harriet Evans writes English romantic fiction about families and the secrets inside them. Nineteen catalogued books run from Going Home in 2005 to The Treasures in 2025, taking in A Hopeless Romantic in 2006, The Love of Her Life in 2008, Love Always in 2011 and A Place For Us in 2014. The Sevenstones Trilogy is the one named series, and Evans continues to publish.

Harriet Steel writes historical crime. Becoming Lola (2010) opens 21 catalogued books that reach A Curse in Nuala (2026). The Inspector de Silva Mysteries give the run its Nuala titles, Trouble in Nuala (2016), Dark Clouds Over Nuala (2017), Offstage in Nuala (2017) and Fatal Finds in Nuala (2018) among them, and the Paris Chronicles make the second series. Murder and investigation supply the plots.

Harriet Tyce

5 books

Harriet Tyce practised as a criminal barrister for nearly ten years before turning to crime fiction, and the legal world runs through her thrillers. Blood Orange (2019) was picked for the Richard and Judy book club and found a wide readership during the 2020 COVID-19 lockdowns. Four novels follow it: The Lies You Told (2020), It Ends at Midnight (2022), A Lesson in Cruelty (2024) and Witch Trial (2026). Tyce appeared on the fourth series of The Traitors in 2026.

Harry Bingham's 18 catalogued books split between crime fiction and non-fiction. Fiona Griffiths, a Welsh policewoman, anchors the detective series, which opens with Talking to the Dead (2012). The standalone novels start earlier, with The Money Makers (2000), and take in the stock market, the petroleum trade, air pilots and brothers. Bingham also wrote the Writers' and Artists' Yearbook guides to getting published and to writing. The Deepest Grave (2017) is the last catalogued title.

Crime novels make up Harry Dolan's catalogue, six books published between 2009 and 2024. The David Loogan series sits at its start, opening with Bad Things Happen (2009). Very Bad Men (2011), The Last Dead Girl (2014), The Man in the Crooked Hat (2017), The Good Killer (2020) and Don't Turn Around (2024) complete the list. Murder investigations, magazine editors and journalists recur through the books, which are shelved as mystery and suspense.

Harry Harrison

93 books• 15 series

Harry Harrison, born Henry Maxwell Dempsey (March 12, 1925 to August 15, 2012), was an American science fiction author. The Stainless Steel Rat is the character most tied to Harrison, and the 1966 novel Make Room! Make Room! loosely inspired the film Soylent Green (1973). Harrison lived in Ireland and the United Kingdom, helped found the Irish Science Fiction Association and co-presided over the Birmingham Science Fiction Group with Brian Aldiss. Deathworld (1960), Bill, The Galactic Hero, To The Stars and Hammer and The Cross are among the catalogued works.