Authors whose first name starts with I

I.A. Dice has 18 books catalogued, beginning with Broken Rules in 2019. Quiet Obsession (2026) is the newest release, and Feral Devotion is scheduled for 2027. The Dice series are Hayes Brothers, Shadows Of Obsession, Broken Duet and Gravemont Elite. Titles include The Sound of Salvation (2020), Too Much (2022) and Too Strong (2023). A new book arrives about every six months.

Sugawara Akitada, a government investigator in old Japan, carries I.J. Parker's historical mystery series. Murder, exile and the nobility supply the subjects, and the novels run long, at a median of 388 pages. The catalogue holds 35 books from Rashomon Gate (2002) to Spring Festival in Akaiwa (2023), among them The Dragon Scroll (2005), Island of Exiles (2007) and The Fires of the Gods (2010), plus a Hollow Reed sequence and a run of Akitada short stories and novellas.

I.T. Lucas has 129 catalogued books published between 2015 and 2027, across romance, science fiction and fantasy. The first, Dark Stranger The Dream, appeared in 2015; the most recent, Dark Destiny: The Turning Of The Loom, in 2026. Children of the Gods is the main sequence, joined by Children of the Gods Origins, Perfect Match and Bonds Of Wings and Fury. The Seventh is scheduled for 2027.

Iain Cameron is catalogued under action and thriller, with 17 books from 2014 to 2025. One Last Lesson and Driving Into Darkness both date from 2014, and Art of Thieving (2025) is the newest. The Cameron series are DI Angus Henderson, Matt Flynn Thriller and Sharma and Jackson. Murder, investigation and college students appear among the subjects. Fear the Silence (2015), Night of Fire (2017) and Black Quarry Farm (2019) are other titles.

Iain M. Banks

32 books• 3 series

Iain M. Banks (16 February 1954 – 9 June 2013), born Iain Menzies Banks, was a Scottish author who published mainstream fiction as Iain Banks and science fiction as Iain M. Banks. The Wasp Factory (1984), the debut novel, has sold over a million copies in 80 languages, allowed Banks to write full time, and was ranked second-best Scottish novel of all time in a 2016 BBC Scotland poll. The Times placed Banks on its 2008 list of the 50 greatest British writers since 1945. The catalogue of 32 books includes the Culture novels Consider Phlebas (1987), The Player of Games (1988) and Use of Weapons (1990), as well as The Crow Road (1992), and ends with The Culture: The Drawings (2023).

Iain Maitland's 12 catalogued books run from 2016 to 2025. The first, Dear Michael, Love Dad (2016), is followed by Sweet William, Out of the Madhouse, The Girl Downstairs, The Perfect Husband and The Soulmate. Subject tags include thrillers and suspense, as well as fathers and sons, letter writing and anorexia nervosa in men. Maitland writes the Bloomfield & Palmer and DC Georgia Carrie series. The Surrogate (2025) is the newest.

Iain Pears

14 books• 1 series

Art and its theft supply the material for Iain Pears's fiction. The Jonathan Argyll mysteries pair an art historian with the Italian policewoman Flavia Di Stefano, running from The Raphael Affair (1990) through The Immaculate Deception (2000). Pears, born in 1955, is an English art historian and journalist as well as a novelist, and the catalogue holds historical fiction too, including An Instance of the Fingerpost (1997) and The Dream of Scipio (2002). Fourteen books span 1988 to Parallel Lives in 2025.

Iain Rob Wright has 58 books catalogued from Animal Kingdom (2011) to Scrapbook (2026). Hell on Earth, Cursed Manuscripts, Spread, Damienverse, Major Crimes Unit, Ravaged World Trilogy, Flesch & Stone, Peeling and Lucas the Atoner are series, and A-Z of Horror is a series name that includes A is for Antichrist (2014). The Final Winter (2011), Sea Sick (2012) and The Housemates (2013) are early titles.

Iain Ryan is a crime writer who grew up in the outer suburbs of Brisbane, Australia, and works mainly in hard-boiled and noir fiction. Earlier work appeared through Akashic Books Online, Crime Factory, Kill Your Darlings and Seizure. The catalogue lists 10 books from Four Days (2015) to The Casino (2026), including the Tunnel Island and Gold Coast Trilogy series. Drainland, Harsh Recovery, Civil Twilight, The Student, The Spiral, The Strip and The Dream are among the titles.

Ian Buruma

24 books• 2 series

Ian Buruma is a Dutch writer and editor, born in 1951, who lives and works in the United States. Much of Buruma's writing addresses the culture of Asia, particularly China and 20th-century Japan. The catalogue holds 24 books published between 1980 and 2026, from Japanese Tattoo (1980) to Stay Alive: Berlin, 1939-1945 (2026), with The Wages of Guilt (1994), Inventing Japan (1999) and Bad Elements (2001) among them. Buruma edited The New York Review of Books from 2017 to 2018 and holds the Paul W. Williams professorship of human rights and journalism at Bard College.

Ian C. Esslemont is a Canadian writer, born in 1962, trained and employed as an archaeologist. Esslemont co-created the Malazan world with Steven Erikson and writes Novels of the Malazan Empire, set in the world of Erikson's Malazan Book of the Fallen. Eleven books are catalogued, from Night of Knives (2004) through Return of the Crimson Guard, Stonewielder and Assail to the Path to Ascendancy sequence, which reaches Forge of the High Mage in 2024.

Ian C.P. Irvine spreads 28 catalogued books over eleven series, most of them thrillers: DCI McKenzie Crime Thriller, Kill Switch, Assassin's Gift, I Spy I Saw Her Die and 21st Century Pirates Inc. Haunted from Within and Haunted from Without take the supernatural side, and Murder, Mystery & Eternal Youth crosses the two. The Crown of Thorns and The Orlando File opened the catalogue in 2011, and six titles followed in 2013. The run ends at The Tantallon Castle Killings (2023).

Two books make up Ian Caldwell's catalogue. The Rule of Four, co-authored and published in 2004, sets college students and a male friendship against the Renaissance text Hypnerotomachia Poliphili. The Fifth Gospel followed in 2015, turning on the Catholic Church, its clergy, relics and the apocryphal gospels. Caldwell is an American novelist born in 1976, and no third book is recorded.

Ian Woodward Falconer (1959-2023) was an American author and illustrator who also designed stage sets and costumes. A Caldecott Honor came in 2001 for the Olivia children's books, which Falconer both wrote and illustrated. Falconer drew magazine covers for The New Yorker and worked with the pop artist David Hockney on theatrical costume designs. The catalogue lists 26 titles published between 2000 and 2022, from Olivia (2000) to Two Dogs (2022), grouped into the Olivia and Olivia Companion series.

Ian Fleming

23 books• 5 series

Ian Fleming (Ian Lancaster Fleming, 28 May 1908 to 12 August 1964) was a British writer best known for the postwar James Bond spy novels. Casino Royale (1953) opens the catalogue, followed by Live and Let Die (1954), Moonraker (1955), Diamonds Are Forever (1956), From Russia with Love (1957) and Goldfinger (1959). The listing holds 23 books, including The Diamond Smugglers (1957) and the collection Talk of the Devil: The Collected Writings of Ian Fleming (2025). Fleming came from a wealthy family tied to the merchant bank Robert Fleming & Co. and was educated at Eton and Sandhurst. Subjects include espionage, secret service and diamond smuggling.

Ian Frazier

16 books

Ian Frazier is an American writer and humorist, born in Cleveland, Ohio, in 1951. Great Plains (1989) and Coyote v. Acme (1996) are among the books named for Frazier. The catalogue holds 16 books from Dating Your Mom (1986) to The Snakes That Ate Florida (2026), and its subjects include American humor, travel, local history, anecdotes and biography. On the Rez (2000), Gone to New York (2005) and Lamentations of the Father (2008) are other listed titles.

Ava Lee, a forensic accountant and martial artist, carries Ian Hamilton's crime series. Twenty-two books are catalogued between 2011 and 2024, opening with The Water Rat of Wanchai (2011), also issued as The Deadly Touch of the Tigress, and continuing through The Wild Beasts of Wuhan (2011), The Red Pole of Macau (2012), The King of Shanghai (2014) and The Couturier of Milan (2017). The Uncle Chow Tung books run alongside. Gangsters, swindling and forensic accounting recur as subjects.

Ian Irvine

27 books• 8 series

Ian Irvine is an Australian author of fantasy and eco-thrillers, born in 1950, and a marine scientist by profession. The Tower on the Rift (1998) opens 27 catalogued books closing with The Sapphire Portal (2020). The View from the Mirror, Well of Echoes, Song of Tears, Tainted Realm and Tales of the Three Worlds carry the fantasy, and books for children sit in the catalogue too. Magic, imaginary wars, environmental degradation and terrorism run through the subjects. Irvine's books appear in at least 12 countries.

Ian K. Smith, born in 1969, is an American physician and television host who writes on health and weight loss. His 30 catalogued books open with two 2001 titles, Dr. Ian Smith's Guide to Medical Websites and The Take-Control Diet, and reach Eat Your Age (2025). The Fat Smash Diet (2006), The 4 Day Diet (2008) and EAT (2011) sit in the middle of the run. Smith writes crime fiction as well, including The Blackbird Papers (2004) and the Ashe Cayne series, and he launched the 50 Million Pound Challenge weight loss initiative in 2007.

Ian Loome is catalogued under action and thriller, with 18 books published between 2015 and 2026. The listing opens with Shadow Agenda (2015) and runs through The Cafe Girl (2017), Bangkok Deadly (2019), Master of the Reich and The Ghosts of Mao (2021) to Lethal Instinct (2026). Joe Brennan is the one series recorded for Loome. All 18 books are credited to Loome alone, and the catalogue is marked as ongoing.

Ian McDonald

34 books• 6 series

Ian McDonald, born in 1960, is a British science fiction novelist based in Belfast. Nanotechnology, postcyberpunk settings and the effect of fast social and technological change on non-Western societies are recurring themes in the McDonald novels. The catalogue lists 34 books from Desolation Road (1988) to Boy, with Accidental Dinosaur (2026), taking in Out on Blue Six (1989), King of Morning, Queen of Day (1991), The Broken Land (1992) and Necroville (1994). Series headings are the Desolation Road Universe, Chaga, India 2047, Everness and Future Fiction. Subject tags name time travel, space and time, and Brazil.

Ian McEwan

33 books• 2 series

Ian McEwan writes British literary fiction, alongside drama, librettos and short stories. Thirty-nine catalogued titles start with the story collection First Love, Last Rites (1975) and run through The Cement Garden (1978), In Between the Sheets (1978) and The Comfort of Strangers (1981) as far as 2025. England, man-woman relationships and social life recur as subjects, at a median length of 193 pages.

Ian Moore writes comic mysteries set in rural France, with British life abroad and country living as the other half of the catalogue. A la Mod (2013) and C'est Modnifique! (2014) come first, and Death and Croissants (2021), Death and Fromage (2022) and Death at the Chateau (2023) belong to the Follet Valley Mysteries, with the Juge Lombard books alongside. Fifteen catalogued titles reach Death and Deja Vu, and Bonjour, Bedlam is scheduled for 2027.

Ian Morson is the author of the Master William Falconer Mystery series and the Nick Zuliani series. The 11 catalogued books span 1994 to 2013, beginning with Falconer's Crusade (1994). Falconer's Judgement, A Psalm for Falconer, City of the Dead and Falconer's Trial are among the titles, and Falconer and the Rain of Blood (2013) is the newest. Subjects list historical mystery, Great Britain, philosophers, college teachers and the Barons' War of 1263 to 1267.

Ian Mortimer writes English history and is the author of the Time Traveller's Guides series. The 24 catalogued books run from The Greatest Traitor (2003) to Medieval Horizons (2023). The Time Traveller's Guide to Medieval England (2008) and The Time Traveller's Guide to Elizabethan England (2010) sit beside royal studies such as The Perfect King (2006) and The Fears of Henry IV (2007). Subjects include medieval Great Britain, kings and rulers, social change, death and burial.

Ian Rankin

74 books• 13 series

Sir Ian Rankin is a Scottish crime writer and philanthropist, born in Fife on 28 April 1960, and the creator of the Inspector Rebus novels. Rankin was the first member of the family to go to university and held several jobs before turning to writing. The Rebus novels belong to the tartan noir genre, have won domestic and international awards and have sold more than 35 million copies. Knots and Crosses (1987), the first Rebus book, placed eighth in a 2016 poll of the best Scottish novels. The catalogue holds 74 Rankin books, from The Flood (1986) to The Heights (2026), including the Malcolm Fox series and Edinburgh-set police procedurals.

Ian Sansom's catalogue contains 15 books, from The Truth About Babies: From A-Z (2002) to The Sussex Murder (2019). Sansom writes the Mobile Library Mystery and County Guides series. The Case of the Missing Books (2005), Mr. Dixon Disappears (2006) and The Bad Book Affair (2010) appear in the list, as do The Norfolk Mystery (2011) and Death in Devon (2015). Subjects include librarians, traveling libraries, Northern Ireland and humorous crime.

Ian Tregillis is an American author with a Ph.D. in physics and a Clarion Workshop background. Nine books are catalogued between 2010 and 2020, and two series are recorded under the name: Raybould Marsh and Alchemy Wars. Tregillis also wrote the alternate history trilogy The Milkweed Triptych and has contributed to George R. R. Martin's Wild Cards series. Bitter Seeds (2010) opens the catalogue, and The Coldest War, Necessary Evil, Something More Than Night, The Mechanical, The Rising and The Liberation follow before Hammer and Tongs and a Rusty Nail (2020). Subjects record alternative history, the Second World War, espionage, robots, crime and the occult.

Ian Whates is a British writer and editor of speculative fiction who launched the independent publishing house NewCon Press in 2006 and has served as a director of both the Science Fiction Writers of America and the British Science Fiction Association. Whates lives in Cambridgeshire. The short story The Gift of Joy drew a British Science Fiction Award nomination in 2007, and the space opera novel Pelquin's Comet arrived in 2015. The catalogue holds 16 titles, among them the City of a Hundred Rows and Noise books, with subjects covering crime, murder, assassins, social classes and science fiction.

Ibi Zoboi

10 books

Ibi Zoboi, full name Ibi Aanu Zoboi, is a Haitian-American author of young adult fiction. American Street (2017) was a 2017 finalist for the National Book Award in young adult literature and is the novel Zoboi is best known for. The catalogue holds 10 books from A is for Ayiti (2012) to (S)Kin (2025), including Pride (2018), My Life as an Ice Cream Sandwich (2019), Punching the Air (2020), The People Remember (2021), Okoye to the People (2022), Star Child: A Biographical Constellation of Octavia Estelle Butler (2022) and Nigeria Jones (2023). Subject headings include Haitians, Vodou, immigrants, mothers and daughters, gentrification and neighborhoods.

Ibram X. Kendi

10 books

Ibram X. Kendi, born Ibram Henry Rogers on August 13, 1982, is an American author, professor, anti-racism activist and historian of race and discriminatory policy in the United States. Kendi founded the Center for Antiracist Research at Boston University in July 2020 and directed it until 2025. Time named Kendi among its 100 Most Influential People of 2020. The catalogue holds 10 books from The Black Campus Movement (2012) to Chain of Ideas (2026), including Stamped from the Beginning (2016), How to Be an Antiracist (2019) and Antiracist Baby (2020).

Iceberg Slim was the pen name of Robert Beck (1918-1992), an American writer whose first book drew on his own years as a pimp. That memoir, Pimp (1967), opens a catalogue of 10 titles running to the posthumous Night Train to Sugar Hill (2019) and taking in the novels Trick Baby (1967) and Mama Black Widow (1969). Inner cities, prostitution, African American men and crime make up the subjects. Pimp sold close to two million copies by the early 1970s.

Idegu Ojonugwa Shadrach is a Nigerian author and activist who has also published political articles in Nigerian newspapers and international journals. Poetry accounts for much of the catalogue: Agent Of Embezzlement And Other Poems, Poverty and Other Poems, The World of Trouble and Other Poems, Death and Other Poems. Five series are recorded - Letters, Works of Shadrachology, Apprehensive, Subject and Textbooks. 56 titles are catalogued between 2017 and 2022, short at a median 43 pages, nine of them dated 2017.

Ike Hamill published 42 books between 2011 and 2022, opening with The Vivisectionist and ending with The Rainman. Three series organise part of that catalogue: Extinct, Madelyn and the Hunting Tree. Hamill's books run long at a median 369 pages, and the 2010s account for most of them, with Lies of the Prophet, Migrators and Skillful Death among the titles. Nothing new has been catalogued since 2022.

Teresa Battaglia is the detective at the centre of Ilaria Tuti's crime novels. Four books are catalogued: La ragazza dagli occhi di carta (2012), Flowers Over the Inferno (2013), The Sleeping Nymph, also published as Painted in Blood, in 2020, and Daughter of Ashes (2023). Murder investigation, cold cases and women detectives are the subjects, and no new title has followed since 2023.

Iliana Xander is a contemporary author with 3 catalogued books, all published across 2024 and 2025. Love, Mom (2024) is the earliest of the three; All Eyes on Him and Man of the Year both appeared in 2025. The catalogue is short and current, and Xander continues to publish.

Ilona Andrews is the pen name of a husband-and-wife writing team. Ilona was born in Russia, and Gordon is a former communications sergeant in the U.S. Army; the two met in college and live in Oregon. The pair co-authored the Kate Daniels urban fantasy series and the romantic urban fantasy of The Edge. The catalogue lists 65 books from Magic Bites (2007) to Beast Business (2026), and other series include Hidden Legacy, Innkeeper Chronicles, Iron Covenant and Grey Wolf. Magic, shapeshifting, werewolves and Atlanta feature among the subjects.

Ilsa Madden-Mills is a Wall Street Journal, New York Times and USA Today bestselling author known for angsty new adult romances and romantic comedies. A former high school English teacher, Madden-Mills names Mr. Darcy of Pride and Prejudice as her favourite hero. The catalogue lists 26 books from Very Bad Things (2013) to The Kiss Lottery (2025), with series including Briarcrest Academy, English / British Bad Boys, Hook Up, Hawthorne University, Strangers in Love and Darlings. Dirty English (2015), Filthy English (2016), Fake Fiancée (2017) and I Bet You (2018) are among the titles, and subject tags include contemporary romance and erotica.

Imani Jay has 167 books in the catalogue, from Owned by the Tycoon (2019) to titles dated 2026, with Hat Trick listed as upcoming for 2027. Series include O'Malley Family, Steamy Holidays Romances, Monster Love, Long Time Coming, Texas Ranchers Football Romances, Falling For The Johnsons, Owned by the Ballers and Office Steam. Other early titles are Mad Dog (2020), The Haunted Forest Hookup (2020) and Room Five (2021).

Imani Perry

9 books• 1 series

Imani Perry, born in 1972, is an American scholar of race, law, literature and African American culture. Perry holds a Harvard professorship in the study of women, gender and sexuality and in African and African American studies, and writes a column for The Atlantic. South to America took the 2022 National Book Award for Nonfiction, and Perry was named a MacArthur Fellow in October 2023. Nine books are catalogued, from Prophets of the Hood (2004) to Black in Blues (2025), taking in Looking for Lorraine (2018), Vexy Thing (2018) and Breathe: A Letter to My Sons (2019).

Postcards from a Stranger (2017) opens Imogen Clark's catalogue of 15 books. Two groupings are recorded: the Postcards titles, which add Postcards at Christmas (2019), and a run of standalone novels including The Thing About Clare (2018), Where the Story Starts (2019), Reluctantly Home (2021), Impossible To Forget (2022) and The Coach Trip (2023). Late in the Day (2026) is the newest entry, and the catalogue is open.

Imogen Matthews has 9 catalogued books, published between 2021 and 2026 and grouped into two series, Wartime Holland and Dutch Girls. The run opens with The Girl Across the Wire Fence (2021) and reaches The Girl with Two Names (2026), taking in Hidden in the Shadows (2022), The Boy in the Attic (2022), The Hidden Village (2022), The Girl from the Resistance (2023), The Girl with the Red Hair (2024), The Wartime Nurse (2024) and Only I Can Save Them (2025). New titles arrive at intervals averaging about seven months.

The Crowther and Westerman novels are Imogen Robertson's historical mystery series, running to six books between 2009 and 2014. Instruments of Darkness opened the run, followed by Anatomy of Murder (2010), Island of Bones (2011), Circle of Shadows (2012), The Paris Winter (2013) and Theft of Life (2014). Anatomists, London and eighteenth-century history supply the material, in a register that mixes gothic with thriller. Robertson is a British novelist and poet who has also directed in several media.

Ina Garten

17 books• 1 series

Ina Garten writes cookbooks under the Barefoot Contessa name, on American and French home cooking, entertaining, menus and make-ahead meals. The Barefoot Contessa Cookbook (1999) opens the run, followed by Barefoot Contessa Parties! (2001), Barefoot in Paris (2004), Back to Basics (2008) and Make It Ahead (2014). Seventeen catalogued titles reach Simply Ina in 2026.

Inadvisably Compelled is the author name on 15 catalogued books published from 2021 to 2026. The catalogue lists four series: Paranoid Mage, Blue Core, Systema Delenda Est and Objects in Motion. Heretic Mage, Paranoid Mage and Renegade Mage appeared in 2022, followed by Reclusive Mage and Sovereign Mage in 2023. Chasing Sunlight and Invading the System date from 2024. New books have arrived about every five months, and the author is still publishing.

India Holton writes historical romantic comedy with a fantastical streak. The Wisteria Society of Lady Scoundrels (2021) opens the Dangerous Damsels trilogy, completed by The League of Gentlewomen Witches and The Secret Service of Tea and Treason. Love's Academic follows, with The Ornithologist's Field Guide to Love, The Geographer's Map to Romance and The Antiquarian's Object of Desire. Eight titles are listed, with Wishspun scheduled for 2027.

India Kells has published 25 books since 2016, most recently Game Master (2024). To Blind a Sniper and To Fool an Assassin both appeared in 2016, followed by To Trick a Hacker in 2017. Kells writes across the Dark Sparrow, Women of Purgatory, Sanctuary Chronicles, Chicago Vigilantes, NOPD Forensics Team and Lone Wolf Heroes series. Magic-titled books such as Broken Magic and Hidden Magic run alongside. India Kells is still publishing.

Ines Johnson has 64 books in the catalogue, starting with Cruise Control and Pumpkin in 2015 and reaching Merciless Heir in 2026. Series include Last Dragons, Kringle & Co, Nia Rivers Adventures, Moonlight Mates, Watchers Crew, Cindermama, Moonkind, Knights of Caerleon and Misadventures of Loren. Rumpeled (2016) and Demeter's Tablet (2017) are among the other titles.

Inger Ash Wolfe is the name Michael Redhill publishes crime fiction under. Hazel Micallef, a policewoman in Canada, carries that series, which holds The Calling (2008) and The Taken (2009). The 15 catalogued books span 1990 to 2019 and take in work credited to Redhill directly: the novel Martin Sloane (2001), the play Building Jerusalem (2001), the poetry of Impromptu Feats of Balance (1990) and Light-Crossing (2001), and the stories of Fidelity (2003). Twitch Force (2019) is the most recent title.

Inglath Cooper writes romance, with 36 books catalogued from The Last Good Man (1997) to The Strawberry Field (2025). A Woman Like Annie (2003), A Year and a Day (2005), The Lost Daughter of Pigeon Hollow (2005) and Good Guys Love Dogs (2012) are among the titles in between. Series include Nashville, Smith Mountain Lake, Take Me There and Timbell Creek. Women veterinarians, rock musicians, divorced women and mothers and daughters appear in the subjects.

The British royal family is the subject of Ingrid Seward's 20 books, published from 1988 to 2024. Seward's first year alone produced Diana: An Intimate Portrait, Royal Style and By Royal Invitation. Later biographies cover Fergie, Prince Edward, royal children and William & Harry, with Queen Elizabeth II among the subjects. Seward's listing also carries the Majesty series, and My Mother and I (2024) is the newest title.

Ingrid Seymour entered the catalogue in 2012 with Ghosts of Halloweens Past and has 58 books recorded through 2026, all credited to Ingrid Seymour. Series under the name include Vampire Court, Supernatural Academy, Mate Tracker, Morphid Chronicles, Ignite the Shadows, Djinn Curse, Dragon's Creed, Wild Packs, Healer of Kingdoms and Eldrystone. Titles include Keeper (2014), Ignite the Shadows (2015), Ripper (2016) and Eclipse the Flame (2017), and Ivory Fangs Radiant Soul (2026) is the newest listing.

Fina Ludlow, a woman private investigator, carries the whole of Ingrid Thoft's catalogue. Four books are published: Loyalty (2013), Identity (2014), Brutality (2015) and Duplicity (2017). Missing persons, murder and criminal investigation are the recurring subjects, and nothing has been added since 2017.

Invi Wright has 11 catalogued books, published between 2022 and 2025. Aine (2022) opens the run and The Shattered Kingdom (2025) is the most recent, with The Professor (2022), Her Males (2023), Their War (2023), Lord of Dread (2024) and The Cursed Kingdom (2024) between them. No series groups the catalogue, and Wright continues to publish.

Lane Winslow heads Iona Whishaw's historical mystery series, set in British Columbia, where murder investigation supplies the plots and women intelligence officers and women sleuths are the catalogued subjects. The series runs from A Killer in King's Cove (2015) through An Old, Cold Grave (2017), A Deceptive Devotion (2019) and Framed in Fire (2022) to A False and Fatal Claim in 2026. A children's book, Henry and the Cow Problem (1995), opens the catalogue's span.

Ira Levin

15 books• 2 series

Ira Levin was an American novelist and playwright. A Kiss Before Dying (1953) opens the catalogue, and Rosemary's Baby (1967), This Perfect Day (1970) and The Stepford Wives (1972) follow. Fifteen titles are catalogued between 1953 and 1997, drama among them. Apartment houses, serial murder, horror and psychological crime recur as subjects, and Levin's work took several Edgar Awards and a Bram Stoker Award for lifetime achievement.

Irene Hannon, also known as Irene Hannon Gottlieb, is an American author of contemporary romance and romantic suspense who previously worked as a communications executive at Anheuser-Busch. The catalogue holds 73 Hannon books, starting with Portrait of Love (1985). Harbor Pointe (2026) is the newest title, and Suncatcher Island is due in 2027. Hannon series include Hope Harbor, Starfish Bay, Lighthouse Lane, Heroes of Quantico, Guardians of Justice, Private Justice and Code of Honor. Catalogue subjects include Christian romance, inspirational fiction and suspense.

Irene Sauman writes the Emma Berry, Murray River series and the Hettie and Ceefer Mysteries. The 11 catalogued books start with The Nineteenth Century Lady's Commonplace Book (2015). A Gem of a Problem (2016), Saddled with Death (2017) and Murder at the Mill (2020) come next. A Body in the Woodpile, Death by Candlelight and Grave Double carry 2023 dates, and Death in Disguise (2023) is the newest. Sauman's catalogue is currently dormant.

Irina Shapiro has 70 books in the catalogue, published from 2011 to 2026, with Murder at Craven Hill listed for 2027. The Hands of Time (2011) is the first title, and the newest released one is Murder in the Maze (2026). Shapiro's series are the Redmond and Haze Mysteries, Echoes from the Past, the Tate and Bell Mystery, Hands of Time and Nicole Rayburn. Early titles include Full Circle, Precious Bones and A Leap of Faith.

Iris Beaglehole writes fantasy. The catalogue holds 24 books published between 2022 and 2026, sorted into six series: Myrtlewood Mysteries, Myrtlewood Crones, Myrtlewood World, Dreamrealm Mysteries, Burkenswood Mysteries and Kotahi Bay. Accidental Magic (2022) opens the run, and the Magic titles proceed alphabetically through Bountiful, Celestial, Combustible, Delectable, Experimental and Formidable. Beaglehole publishes several books a year, at a median 306 pages.