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.

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 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 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.

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.

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 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.

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 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 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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

Iris Bolling has 49 books in the catalogue, published between 2008 and 2026. Once You've Touched The Heart and The Heart of Him date from 2008, followed by Look Into My Heart (2009), A Heart Divided (2010), A Lost Heart (2010) and The Heart (2011). Series include Heart, Gems & Gents, Brooks Family Values, A Lassiter Wedding, Dunning Trilogy, Nate Reigns, Night of Seduction and Society of Intellectual Beings. Teach Me (2012) and The Pendleton Rule (2013) are later titles, and Leopard (2026) is the newest.

Iris Johansen writes crime fiction, suspense and romance, and was born on April 7, 1938, in St. Louis, Missouri. The catalogue lists 120 books from Stormy Vows (1983) to Wait and See (2026), with the 1980s as the busiest decade. Eve Duncan, Kendra Michaels and Catherine Ling are the recurring characters, and facial reconstruction and women sculptors appear among the subject headings. Johansen's series also include Sedikhan, Wind Dancer, Clanad and Delaneys.

Philosophy and fiction sit side by side in Iris Murdoch's catalogue of 43 titles. The run opens with Sartre: Romantic Rationalist (1953), a study rather than a novel, and Under the Net follows. Good and evil, morality and the unconscious recur across the novels. Murdoch lived from 1919 to 1999, and collections such as Poems from an Attic continue to appear.

Iris Yamashita is a Japanese American screenwriter and novelist, born in Missouri, who studied engineering at UC Berkeley and UC San Diego and virtual reality at the University of Tokyo while writing fiction on the side. Clint Eastwood hired her to write Letters from Iwo Jima, the 2006 companion film to Flags of Our Fathers telling the Japanese side of that battle. Two novels are catalogued, both in the Cara Kennedy series: City Under One Roof (2023) and Village in the Dark (2024).

Irvine Welsh

24 books• 9 series

Irvine Welsh, born 27 September 1958, is a Scottish novelist, short story writer, screenwriter and filmmaker. The fiction is nearly always set in Scotland and portrays working-class life, including drug addiction, social alienation, lack of opportunity and boredom. Trainspotting (1993), the debut novel, was adapted into a film of the same name. The catalogue counts 24 books, among them The Acid House (1994), Filth (1998), Glue (2001) and Porno (2005), through Men In Love (2025). Trainspotting / Mark Renton and Terry Lawson are series.

Irving Stone (1903–1989), born Tennenbaum, was an American writer of biographical novels about artists, politicians and intellectuals. Lust for Life (1934), on the life of Vincent van Gogh, opens the catalogue, and The Agony and the Ecstasy (1961) takes up Michelangelo. Twenty-three books are catalogued, including Sailor on Horseback (1938), Clarence Darrow for the Defence (1949), Immortal Wife (1950), The President's Lady (1952) and Men to Match My Mountains (1956), at a median length of 417 pages.

Irving Wallace

35 books

Irving Wallace (1916-1990) was an American bestselling novelist and screenwriter whose books rest on heavy research, many of them with a sexual theme. The Chapman Report (1960) took up sex research, The Prize (1962) the Nobel Prize, and The Twenty-Seventh Wife (1961) Mormon polygamy. Wallace also wrote non-fiction on eccentrics, showmen and reference curiosities, including The Fabulous Showman (1959) on P. T. Barnum. Thirty-five titles run from 1955 to The Guest of Honor (1989).

Irwin Shaw

26 books• 1 series

Irwin Shaw (1913-1984) was an American playwright, screenwriter, novelist and short-story writer whose books have sold more than 14 million copies. The Young Lions (1948) follows three soldiers through the Second World War and was filmed under the same title with Marlon Brando and Montgomery Clift. Rich Man, Poor Man (1970) traces two brothers and a sister through the post-war decades and became a 1976 miniseries with Peter Strauss, Nick Nolte and Susan Blakely. The catalogue holds 26 titles, from Bury the Dead (1935) to Welcome to the City and Other Stories (2002), with short story collections making up much of the list.

Isaac Asimov

553 books• 31 series

Isaac Asimov (c. January 2, 1920 – April 6, 1992) was an American writer who also taught biochemistry at Boston University. Hard science fiction is the core of Asimov's reputation, and the Foundation series about a fallen space empire is the most famous work; Asimov ranked with Robert A. Heinlein and Arthur C. Clarke as one of the "Big Three" of the genre. The output also covers mysteries, fantasy and popular science, with non-fiction lines such as How Did We Find Out and the Library of the Universe. Asimov wrote or edited more than 500 books. This catalogue opens with the story Marooned Off Vesta (1939) and names Asimov on 400 of the listed books.

Isabel Allende

34 books• 4 series

Chilean-American writer Isabel Allende was born on 2 August 1942. The House of the Spirits (1982) and City of the Beasts (2002) are among Allende's commercially successful novels, and the work sometimes carries elements of magical realism. Allende has been described as the most widely read Spanish-language author in the world. Honours include induction into the American Academy of Arts and Letters in 2004, Chile's National Literature Prize in 2010 and the Presidential Medal of Freedom in 2014. The listing runs from The House of the Spirits to Story Telling: A Writing Life (2026), with the series City Of The Beasts, Daughter Of Fortune and Perla.

Isabel Ibanez

6 books• 2 series

Isabel Ibanez is a Bolivian American author and illustrator whose young adult historical fantasy debut, Woven in Moonlight (2020), made the New York Times bestseller list. Six books are catalogued through 2026. Written in Starlight (2021) belongs to the Woven in Moonlight series, Together We Burn (2022) stands alone, and What the River Knows (2023) and Where the Library Hides (2024) form the Secrets of the Nile sequence. Magic, royal houses and young adult fantasy are the recurring subjects, and Graceless Heart is dated 2026.

Isabel Wilkerson

2 books

Isabel Wilkerson is an American journalist, born in 1961, and the first African-American woman to take a Pulitzer Prize for journalism. Two books carry Wilkerson's name. Caste: The Origins of Our Discontents came out in 2020; The Warmth of Other Suns, subtitled The Epic Story of America's Great Migration, came out ten years earlier, and both run to around 559 pages. The career behind them took in the Howard University student newspaper, internships at the Los Angeles Times and the Washington Post, the Chicago bureau chief post at The New York Times, and teaching at Emory, Princeton, Northwestern and Boston University. African American migration, race relations, social stratification and caste are the subjects.

Isabella Bassett writes cozy murder mysteries in three series: Old Bookstore Cozy Mysteries, Lady Caroline Murder Mysteries and Golden Age Telephone Gossips Mystery. Six of the titles play on a single word, Out Of Print, Incriminating Imprint, Murderous Misprint, Reckless Reprint, Suspicious Small Print and Blackmail Blueprint. Nineteen books are catalogued between 2021 and Call the Shots (2026), six of them dated 2021.

Isabella Maldonado writes police thrillers with women detectives at the front. Blood's Echo (2017) opens the Veranda Cruz series, and Nina Guerrera and Daniela Vega head the later ones. Drug trafficking and Phoenix appear among the subjects. Ten books are catalogued through Exit Wound in 2026, at 332 pages on median.

Chasing Red (2017) is Isabelle Ronin's central work, a romance between a woman college student and a basketball player, and it has grown into a graphic novel adaptation with Chasing Red, Vol. 1 (2025). Always Red (2017) and Spitfire in Love (2019) complete the catalogue at 4 books, at a median 385 pages. Ronin remains actively publishing.

Isis Crawford writes culinary cozy mysteries, with the catering sisters Bernie and Libby Simmons solving murders in the Mystery With Recipes series. An earlier run follows Robin Light in Syracuse, New York, opening the catalogue with Chutes and Adders (1994), Twister (1995), In Plain Sight (1996), The Scent of Murder (1997), Vanishing Act (1998) and Endangered Species (1999). 30 titles are catalogued, reaching A Catered PTA Murder.

Italo Calvino

28 books• 1 series

Italo Calvino was an Italian novelist and short story writer, and at the time of his death in 1985 the most translated contemporary Italian author. The Our Ancestors trilogy ran from 1952 to 1959. Cosmicomics, a collection of short stories, appeared in 1965; Invisible Cities came in 1972, and If on a winter's night a traveler in 1979. Calvino also assembled Italian Folktales (1956). The 28 catalogued titles begin with The Path to the Spiders' Nests (1947) and take in The Cloven Viscount, The Nonexistent Knight and Marcovaldo.

Ivan Doig

19 books• 5 series

Montana is Ivan Doig's territory: ranch life, teachers, fathers and sons, and the history of the American West. Doig's catalogue holds fiction and non-fiction alike, with the Two Medicine Country and Whistling Season books beside the Montana Trilogy, which runs English Creek (1984), Dancing at the Rascal Fair (1987) and Ride With Me, Mariah Montana (1990). Nineteen titles are catalogued, ending with Last Bus to Wisdom in 2015.

Ivory Fields is credited with 192 books in this catalogue, all of them dated between 2022 and 2026. The listing is built from numbered installments gathered into series, among them Sweet Love, Forever Home, Nantucket Nights, Colonial Beach Nights, Cocoa Beach, Myrtle Beach, Reunited at Last, Newport Breeze, Folly Beach, Sunny Days, Xmas With You and Winter's Delight. The catalogue records no subject headings against these books, and the run continues.

Ivy Fox has 25 books catalogued from 2018 to 2026. Her Secret, The King and Archangels MC all date from 2018, and Revenge Reads Better is the 2026 entry. Series include Privileged of Pembroke High, Bad Influence, Winter Queen, Puckered Hearts and Rotten Love. Ivy Fox is still publishing.

Ivy Layne's catalogue of 26 books divides into five series: Scandals of the Bad Boy Billionaires, Hearts of Sawyers Bend, Alpha Billionaire Club, Untangled and Where Promises Lie. Billionaire heroes and courtship plots recur across the titles, from The Billionaire's Pet (2016) to Engaging the Billionaire (2017). Layne published The Courtship Maneuver and The Wedding Rescue in 2015 and remains active, with Fractured Promise arriving in 2026.

Ivy Smoak writes romance about young women, with revenge and foster-care backgrounds among the recurring subjects. Sixty-one catalogued books start in 2015 with A Christmas Wish, Addiction, City of Sin and Temptation, and reach Scarlett and Her Prince Charming (2026). Empire High, the Men of Manhattan, Secrets of Suburbia, Sweet Cravings, Made of Steel, Single Girl Rules and Scarlett are the series lines.