Authors whose first name starts with K, page 5 of 13

Kate Stayman-London and various others is a shared credit in the catalogue rather than a single author. The earliest title under the credit is One to Watch (2020), and the newest is No Matter What (2026). The listing also carries Queerly Beloved (2022), Love at 350 (2023), This Spells Love (2023), Fang Fiction (2024), Bed and Breakup (2025) and The Next Chapter (2025). The credit is marked ongoing.

Kate Stewart has 36 books catalogued between 2013 and 2025, beginning with Titan (2013) and running to Birds of a Feather (2025). Stewart's series include Ravenhood, Ravenhood Legacy, Reluctant Romantics, Lust & Lies, Balls in Play, Underdogs, Predator and Prey and the Bittersweet Symphony Duet. Anything but Minor and Major Love both date from 2016, and the author is still releasing new work.

Fantasy is the single subject recorded across Kate Stradling's 16 catalogued books. Two series run under the Stradling name: Annals of Altair and Ruses. The catalogue opens with A Boy Called Hawk (2010) and reaches Yes, Your Serpentine Excellency in 2026, taking in Kingdom of Ruses (2012), The Legendary Inge (2015), Brine and Bone (2018) and Soot and Slipper (2019). Stradling is credited alone on all 16 and is still publishing.

Kate Summerscale

7 books

Kate Summerscale writes narrative non-fiction, most of it drawn from British criminal and social history. Seven books are catalogued: The Queen of Whale Cay (1997), The Suspicions of Mr Whicher (2008), Mrs. Robinson's Disgrace (2012), The Wicked Boy (2016), The Haunting of Alma Fielding (2020), The Book of Phobias and Manias (2022) and The Peepshow: The Murders at 10 Rillington Place (2024). The Suspicions of Mr Whicher was adapted as a television drama, and Summerscale took the Samuel Johnson Prize for Nonfiction in 2008. Murder, London history, eccentrics, detectives and biography recur as subjects. Summerscale, an English writer and journalist, was born in 1965.

Kate Sweeney writes lesbian mystery and romance. The 47 catalogued books span 2006 to 2019, opening with A Nice Clean Murder and She Waits and closing on Rose's Thorne. The Kate Ryan Mysteries anchor the crime side, with murder and investigation among the recurring subjects, while the Dawn books turn to vampires; Winds of Heaven and Jessica and Cliff complete the series list. Median length runs to 240 pages, and the catalogue reads as complete.

Kate Thompson, the author of It Means Mischief (1998), writes romance, and the recorded subjects include Ireland, actresses, sisters, photographers, artists' models and women fashion designers. The catalogue lists 13 books from 1998 to 2010, ending with That Gallagher Girl (2010). Thompson's series are Deirdre O'Dare and Lissamore. More Mischief (1999), Going Down (2001), The Blue Hour (2002), Striking Poses (2003) and Love Lies Bleeding (2008) are other titles. The median book runs to 496 pages.

Kate Thompson writes children's fantasy and science fiction, with 20 books listed from 1997 to 2026. Switchers (1997) opens the catalogue and gives its name to a series, followed by Midnight's Choice (1998). Thompson's other series are Missing Link and New Policeman. Subjects include Ireland, animals, horses, fairies, metamorphosis and genetics. Titles such as Wild Blood (2000), The Beguilers (2001) and The Alchemist's Apprentice (2002) appear mid-catalogue. The Secret Society of Librarians (2026) is the newest.

Kate Thompson (Stepney Doorstep Society) is the catalogue entry for a writer of historical fiction set in London during both world wars, with women's societies and clubs and friendship among the subjects. The 11 books run from Secrets of the Singer Girls (2015) to The Secret Society of Librarians (2026). The Homefront Girls series belongs to this entry, and other titles include The Little Wartime Library (2022) and The Wartime Book Club (2024).

Kate Tilney's catalogue entry lists 156 books, all from 2020 onward, with Brock (2020) as the first title and Mountain Man's Stolen Bride (2026) as the latest. Other 2020 titles include Wanted Under the Mistletoe, Apollo and Archer. Series include Curvy Girls' Bachelor Auction, Camp Mountain Man, Mountain Man Animal Rescue, Kings of the Mountain, Sunset Canyon Fire & Rescue, Ridiculously Royal and Lancaster Ranch Cowboys.

Detective Ellie MacIntosh anchors Kate Watterson's crime writing, a policewoman working serial murder cases through a run of police procedurals. Watterson writes two further series, Danny Haase and Detective Chris Bailey. Nineteen catalogued titles span 2011 to 2023, from The Best Mistake (2011) and Frozen (2012) through Bleed, Buried, Charred and Thaw, all published in 2013, to Find His Grave (2023). The Watterson catalogue is dormant.

Kate White

27 books• 1 series

Kate White's catalogue divides between suspense and career advice. Bailey Weggins, a journalist, is the lead of White's mystery series, and early fiction titles include A Body to Die For (2003), 'Til Death Do Us Part (2004) and Over Her Dead Body (2005). The non-fiction side opens with Why Good Girls Don't Get Ahead... But Gutsy Girls Do (1995) and covers business success and career development. Twenty-seven books run to I Came Back for You in 2026.

Kate Wilhelm wrote science fiction, mystery and suspense across a catalogue of 75 books published between 1963 and 2022. The American author won a Hugo Award for Where Late the Sweet Birds Sang and founded the Clarion Workshop with her husband Damon Knight and the writer Robin Scott Wilson. Her two long series are the Barbara Holloway books, about an Oregon lawyer, and Constance and Charlie, about the private investigators Constance Leidl and Charlie Meiklejohn. The list runs from The Mile-Long Spaceship (1963) to The House Share (2022) and has been dormant since.

Kate Williams writes biography and history, with England's Mistress (2005) as the first catalogued book. Becoming Queen Victoria (2008), Young Elizabeth (2012), Josephine (2013) and Emma Hamilton (2016) are listed titles. The Pleasures of Men (2012), The Storms of War (2014) and The Edge of the Fall (2015) also appear, and the catalogue credits Williams with the De Witt Family series. Subject tags cover queens, empresses, marriage, mediums and the First World War.

Kate Zambreno is an American novelist, essayist, critic and professor, born December 30, 1977. Zambreno teaches in the graduate nonfiction writing program at Columbia University and at Sarah Lawrence College, and was a 2021 Guggenheim Fellow in Nonfiction. The catalogue lists 11 titles from O Fallen Angel (2009) to Tone (2023), including Green Girl (2011), Heroines (2012), Book of Mutter (2017), Drifts (2020) and The Light Room (2023). Women authors, heroines in literature and mother and child appear among the subject headings.

Spicy romance is Katee Robert's field, and Entertainment Weekly has called the writing "unspeakably hot". Robert is a New York Times and USA Today bestseller with more than two million copies sold, lives in the Pacific Northwest, and also publishes as Kat Taylor. The catalogue holds 105 books from Hunter of the Dead (2012) to The Beast (2026). Series include Dark Olympus, Wicked Villains, O'Malleys, Arrogant Heirs, Thalanian Dynasty and Bloodline Vampires, with subjects spanning contemporary, erotic and fantasy romance.

Katerina Diamond writes crime thrillers. The DS Imogen Grey series opens with The Teacher (2016) and runs through The Secret, The Angel, The Promise and Truth or Die, with serial murder investigation at its centre. Nine catalogued books end at The Silence (2023), and no new title has appeared since.

Katerina Martinez writes urban fantasy and paranormal romance. 51 catalogued books run from Taken in Darkness: 7 Supernatural Shorts (2014) to Fate and Redemption (2024), with the 2010s the busiest decade. Fae, witches, warlocks and half-lich heroines populate the series: Coldest Fae, Devious Fae, Enchanting Fae, Magic Blood: The Warlock, Wardbreaker, Half-Lich, Blood And Magick and Devil of Harrowgate. The median book runs 280 pages.

Katharine Ashe writes historical romance set in Regency Britain and at sea. Her 21 books run from Swept Away by a Kiss (2010) to The Prince (2018), across five sequences: the Falcon Club, the Devil's Duke, Rogues of the Sea, the Prince Catchers and the Ghost of Gwynedd Castle. Nobility, disguise, sisters and Scottish settings recur through the novels. Nothing has been catalogued since 2018.

Katharine Kerr's 31 catalogued books run from Daggerspell (1986) to Haze (2025), at a median of 416 pages, densest in the 1990s. The Deverry books account for most of the catalogue, across Deverry, The Westlands, The Silver Wyrm, The Dragon Mage and Deverry 2, Celtic-influenced high fantasy set in the imaginary land of Deverry, with Rhodry Maelwaedd among its characters and dragons among its subjects. Kerr also writes science fiction, including Polar City Blues (1990) and the Polar City series, and her other series are Nola O'Grady, Pinch and Runemaster. Kerr is American and was born in 1944.

Katharine McGee

13 books• 3 series

Katharine McGee is an American author of young adult fiction. The Thousandth Floor trilogy - The Thousandth Floor (2016), The Dazzling Heights (2017) and The Towering Sky (2018) - places its teenagers inside a single New York skyscraper. American Royals, which started in 2019 and reached the New York Times young adult bestseller list, imagines an American royal court of princes, princesses and courtiers. Thirteen titles are catalogued, running through the Queens Game books to Ungodly Rich in 2026.

Katharine Schellman writes mysteries across two series, the Lily Adler Mysteries and the Nightingale Mysteries. Nine catalogued books run from The Body in the Garden (2020) to Last Dance Before Dawn (2025), all published in the 2020s at a median 352 pages. Silence in the Library, Death at the Manor, Last Call at the Nightingale, The Last Drop of Hemlock and A Scandal in Mayfair sit between them. Schellman remains actively publishing.

Katherena Vermette, born 29 January 1977, is a Canadian writer of Métis descent from Winnipeg, Manitoba. The poetry collection North End Love Songs (2012) won the Governor General's Award for English-language poetry in 2013. Vermette studied for an MFA in creative writing at the University of British Columbia and advocates for Indigenous rights in Canada. The catalogue lists 18 books through Real Ones (2024), including The Break (2016) and the Seven Teachings Stories and Girl Called Echo series. Subject tags cover respect, humility, courage and off-reservation boarding schools.

Katherine Addison

6 books• 1 series

Katherine Addison is the pen name Sarah Elizabeth Monette publishes fantasy under. The Goblin Emperor (2014) opens a catalogue of 6 books and took the Locus Award for Best Fantasy Novel, with Nebula, Hugo and World Fantasy nominations behind it. The Angel of the Crows (2020), The Witness for the Dead (2021), The Grief of Stones (2022) and The Tomb of Dragons (2025) follow, and Chronicles of Osreth is the series recorded under the name. Goblins, imaginary histories, and kings and rulers make up the listed subjects.

Katherine Anne Porter

28 books

Katherine Anne Porter (1890-1980), born Callie Russell Porter, was an American journalist, essayist, short story writer, novelist, poet and political activist. Critics rated her short fiction above her novels, and The Collected Stories of Katherine Anne Porter took both the Pulitzer Prize for Fiction and the U.S. National Book Award in 1966. Her 1962 novel Ship of Fools outsold every other novel in the United States that year. The catalogue holds 28 titles dated 1922 to 2025, including Flowering Judas and Other Stories, Noon Wine and Pale Horse, Pale Rider.

Katherine Applegate

228 books• 20 series

Katherine Applegate, born October 9, 1956, and sometimes published as K. A. Applegate, is an American author of children's and young adult fiction. Animorphs, Remnants and Everworld are the series most tied to Applegate, and The One and Only Ivan (2012) won the 2013 Newbery Medal. Applegate received the Publishers Weekly Best New Children's Book Series Award in 1997. The catalogue lists 228 books, from Welcome to Junior High! (1990) to The Littlest Elephant (2026), including Girl Talk, Making Out and Roscoe Riley Rules.

Katherine Arden

9 books• 3 series

The Winternight Trilogy made Katherine Arden's name: fantasy novels set in medieval Russia, opening with The Bear and the Nightingale (2017) and nominated for Hugo and Locus awards. Arden, an American novelist writing under a pen name, also produced the Small Spaces series of middle-grade horror, whose first book took the Vermont Golden Dome Book Award in 2020. Nine books are catalogued between 2017 and 2026, and the newest is The Unicorn Hunters (2026).

Katherine Bolger Hyde writes the Crime With The Classics series, with 12 books catalogued between 2009 and 2024. Lucia: Saint of Light (2009) is the earliest title. Arsenic with Austen and The Dome-Singer of Falenda date from 2016, and Bloodstains with Bronte, Cyanide with Christie, Death with Dostoevsky and Fatality with Forster came between 2017 and 2021. Subject tags include murder investigation, inheritance, saints and Christian biography. Hanging with Hugo (2024) is the newest.

Katherine Bone is credited alone on 19 books, and the subjects recorded for them are historical fiction, romance and espionage thrillers. Three series run under the Bone name: Nelson's Tea, Regent's Revenge and Christmas For Ransome. The catalogue opens with Lost Treasure, Captive Princess (2013) and reaches My Own Private Lyon in 2024. Titles in the run include The Pirate's Debt (2016), The Mercenary Pirate (2017) and My Lord Rogue (2018).

Katherine Center

15 books

Katherine Center, born Katherine Sherar Pannill Center on 4 March 1972, is an American author of contemporary fiction. The catalogue lists 15 Center books, beginning with The Bright Side of Disaster (2006) and continuing through How to Walk Away (2018), Things You Save in a Fire (2019) and The Bodyguard (2022) to The Shippers (2026). Subjects on file include romance, widows, single women, divorced parents and self-realization.

Katherine Faulkner writes psychological and domestic thrillers. Three books are catalogued: Greenwich Park (2021), The Other Mothers (2023) and The Break-In (2025), arriving two years apart and running to a median of 384 pages. The subject index files the work as English literature, and Faulkner is still publishing.

Faith Fairchild, a caterer who solves murders, is the detective Katherine Hall Page wrote 36 catalogued books around. Food and cooking run through the titles themselves: The Body in the Belfry (1990), The Body in the Kelp (1990), The Body in the Bouillon (1991), The Body in the Vestibule (1992) and The Body in the Cast (1993). Christie & Company, standalone novels, short stories and non-fiction fill out the catalogue, which closes at The Body in the Web in 2023.

Cozy mystery series make up most of Katherine Hayton's 35 books: Sweet Baked Mystery, Tea Shop Cozy Mysteries, Marjorie's Cozy Kitten Cafe, Honeybee Mysteries, Knitty Kitty Cozy Mystery and Dog Yoga Mysteries among them. Darker crime sits alongside in the Christchurch Crime and Ngaire Blakes books, which take up cold cases and women detectives. Hayton published at pace from Found, Near Water (2014) to Persian Perpetrator in 2021, then stopped.

Katherine Howell is an Australian crime writer. Detective Ella Marconi, a Sydney police officer, is the recurring figure across Howell's novels, and paramedics take the role of protagonist; Howell spent fifteen years working as one. Eight books run from Frantic (2007) to Tell the Truth (2015), by way of The Darkest Hour (2008), Cold Justice (2010), Violent Exposure (2010), Silent Fear (2012), Web of Deceit (2013) and Deserving Death (2014). Recorded subjects include emergency medical technicians, women detectives, cold cases and police procedure. Howell holds a BA and a master's degree in writing and teaches writing workshops.

Katherine Kurtz

32 books• 10 series

Deryni Rising (1970) began Katherine Kurtz's catalogue, which reaches 32 books and ends with The King's Deryni (2014). Kurtz, born October 18, 1944, is an American fantasy writer known for historical fantasy in the Deryni series, as well as occult and urban fantasy. After more than twenty years living in Ireland, Kurtz moved to Virginia in 2007. Deryni Checkmate (1972), High Deryni (1973), Camber of Culdi (1976), Saint Camber (1978) and Camber the Heretic (1981) are among the titles. Series include Chronicles Of Deryni, King Kelson, Heirs Of Saint Camber, Childe Morgan and Knights Of The Blood. Subject headings name Gwynedd, an imaginary place, and Scotland.

Katherine Locke's catalogue covers 11 books published between 2015 and 2023. Two series stand under the name: District Ballet Company and Balloonmakers. Recorded subjects include magic, time travel, the Berlin Wall, the Second World War, Jews, sexual orientation and LGBTQ picture books. Titles include Turning Pointe (2015), The Girl with the Red Balloon (2017), The Spy with the Red Balloon (2018), What Are Your Words? (2021), This Rebel Heart (2022) and Loki: Journey Into Mystery (2023).

Time travel is the engine of Katherine Lowry Logan's romance. The Celtic Brooch series takes its name from the object that moves each heroine between periods, and every title names a stone: The Ruby Brooch (2012), The Sapphire Brooch, The Emerald Brooch, The Diamond Brooch, The Amber Brooch, The Pearl Brooch, The Topaz Brooch and The Jasper Brooch (2025). Fourteen books make up the catalogue.

Katherine Neville, born in 1945, writes adventure and quest novels built on puzzles, ciphers and hunted objects. The Eight (1988) sets a chess service at the centre of its quest, and The Fire (2008) continues it twenty years later; the two make up the Montglane Service series. A Calculated Risk (1992) turns to banking and computer crime, and The Magic Circle (1998) to manuscripts and millennial prophecy. Five books reach The Tuesday Club (2017), roughly seven years apart, at a median of 508 pages.

Katherine Paterson

70 books• 5 series

Katherine Paterson, born Katherine Womeldorf on 31 October 1932, is an American writer known chiefly for children's novels. Bridge to Terabithia (1977) won the 1978 Newbery Medal, and across four books published between 1975 and 1980 Paterson won two Newbery Medals and two National Book Awards. The catalogue lists 70 books from The Sign of the Chrysanthemum (1973) to Birdie's Bargain (2021), with The Master Puppeteer (1975), The Great Gilly Hopkins (1978) and Jacob Have I Loved (1980) among them. Marvin and Read For Your Life are listed series, and Japan, friendship and grief appear in the subjects.

Katherine Pathak writes two series, the DCI Dani Bevan books and the Imogen and Hugh Croft Mysteries. The catalogue holds 24 Pathak books from 2013 to 2020, beginning with Aoife's Chariot and The Only Survivor (both 2013). The Woman Who Vanished (2014), A Dark Shadow Falls (2015) and Girls Of The Dark (2015) are further titles, and A Better Place (2020) is the last.

Katherine Ramsland, born January 2, 1953, is an American nonfiction author and professor of forensic psychology who writes about crime, forensic science and the supernatural. Ramsland is Assistant Provost and Professor Emerita of Forensic Psychology and Criminal Justice at DeSales University. The catalogue lists 70 books from 1989 to 2025, including Prism of the Night (1991), The Vampire Companion (1991) and Dean Koontz: A Writer's Biography (1997). Subjects include Anne Rice, criminal investigation and case studies.

Katherine Reay writes Christian romance and contemporary fiction. Dear Mr. Knightley (2013), Lizzy and Jane (2014) and The Brontë Plot (2015) open a catalogue of 13 books that reaches The Undercover Bookshop (2026). Booksellers and bookshops, sisters, cooking and family life recur as subjects, and Seattle appears among the settings. Winsome is the one series Reay has written under a series name.

Katherine Rundell is an English author and academic, born in 1987, who writes mainly for children. Impossible Creatures was named Waterstones Book of the Year for 2023, and Rooftoppers (2013) won both the Waterstones Children's Book Prize and the Blue Peter Book Award for Best Story. 16 titles are catalogued, from The Girl Savage, also published as Cartwheeling in Thunderstorms (2011), to The Neverfear (2026). Wolves, magic, survival, missing persons, rain forests and Paris appear across the subjects.

Katherine Spencer has 37 catalogued books from The Goofy Gamble (1989) to Death on the Argyle (2022). Several early titles, including Ghosts, UFOs and Sam Walton: The Giant of Wal-Mart, are listed under the name Anne Canadeo. Spencer series include Cape Light, Black Sheep & Co. Mystery, Fifth Grade S.T.A.R.S. and Haven Harbor. Subject tags cover knitting, murder investigation, New England and the imaginary place Cape Light, and Home Song (2002) and The Gathering Place (2003) are among the later titles.

Katherine V. Forrest, born in Canada in 1939, is an American writer known best for the novels about Kate Delafield, a lesbian police detective. Los Angeles appears among the recorded subjects. Forrest's books have won or been finalists for the Lambda Literary Award twelve times. The catalogue lists 18 books from Curious Wine (1983) to Delafield (2022). Amateur City (1984), Murder at the Nightwood Bar (1987), The Beverly Malibu (1989) and Murder by Tradition (1991) are among the titles. Science fiction and life on other planets are also recorded subjects, and the Coral Dawn Trilogy appears among the series. Some have called Forrest a founding mother of lesbian fiction writing.

Family secrets in English country houses are Katherine Webb's material, handled as historical fiction in The Legacy (2010), The Unseen (2011), A Half-Forgotten Song (2012) and The Misbegotten (2013). The Hallewell Trilogy and the DI Lockyer crime novels follow, bringing murder investigation into the catalogue. Fourteen titles reach Vital Signs (2026).

Kathi Daley writes cozy mysteries at volume: 241 catalogued books since 2013. The Zoe Donovan Mysteries, the Inn at Holiday Bay, the Cottage on Gooseberry Bay, Whales and Tails, Tess and Tilly, the Resort at Castaway Bay, the TJ Jensen Paradise Lake Mysteries and the Rescue Alaska Mysteries are among the series lines. Halloween Hijinks, Pumpkins in Paradise and Christmas Crazy open the catalogue in 2013, which reaches Haunting in the Hamlet (2026). The median book runs 206 pages.

Kathi Macias writes from a Christian perspective, and the catalogue subjects cover Christian life, religious life, pastoral theology, Christian romance, quilting, mothers and human trafficking. The listing holds 35 books published between 1989 and 2021, opening with Broken Members Mended Body (1989) and closing with To the Moon and Back (2021); Mommy, Where Are You? (1992), Obsession (2001), The Price (2002) and Emma Jean Reborn (2005) fall between. Extreme Devotion, A Toni Matthews Mystery and Quilt are the three series recorded.

Kathi S. Barton has 350 books in this catalogue, dated 2011 through 2026. The recorded subjects are romance, erotica, fantasy and gay fiction. Blood, Body and Mind (2011) is the earliest title and Cullen (2026) the newest. Series under the Barton name include Force of Nature, Blood Brotherhood, Grant Brothers, Whitfield Rancher, Waite Family, Rare Gems, Bowen Boys, Mystic Protectors and Emerson Wolves. Barton is an ongoing author.

Kathia published the earliest books as Kate Perry: Project Daddy (2006) and Project Date (2007). Ten series are recorded, among them Laurel Heights, Summerhill and its Next Generation branch, Bedford Falls, Pillow Talk, Irish Hope, Winners Inc., Fillmore & Greenwich and Raven Scry. Bodyguards, martial arts and detective work appear in the subject record beside contemporary and paranormal romance. The catalogue holds 53 books reaching My Best Happy Ending in 2026, averaging 314 pages.

Kathleen Ayers has 32 books catalogued from Wickeds Scandal (2013) to Outrageous in October (2026). Series include Beautiful Barringtons, Wickeds, Five Deadly Sins, Arrogant Earls and London Vices. Devil of a Duke and My Wicked Earl date from 2019, The Study of a Rake and The Theory of Earls from 2020, and The Design of Dukes from 2021.

Kathleen Bacus has 11 books in the catalogue, from Calamity Jayne (2006) to Calamity Jayne and the Sisterhood of the Traveling Lawn Gnome (2015). Tressa Jayne Turner gives the Bacus series its name and appears in the subject headings. Titles include Calamity Jayne and Fowl Play at the Fair (2006) and Calamity Jayne and the Campus Caper (2007). Subjects include Iowa, the Iowa Department of Natural Resources, fairs, colleges, blondes and murder investigation. No new Bacus title has appeared since 2015.

Kathleen Baldwin

13 books• 4 series

Kathleen Baldwin, born in Arizona, is an American author of comic romance novels set in the Regency period. The 13 catalogued books run from Lady Fiasco (2004) to Sanctuary for Seers (2023). Baldwin's series are Stranje House, My Notorious Aunt, Diary of a Teenage Fairy Godmother and Wise Woman Chronicles. A School for Unusual Girls (2015) and Exile for Dreamers (2016) appear in the list, with spies, schools and the Napoleonic Wars among the subjects.

Kathleen Ball's catalogue contains 78 books published from 2012 to 2026, starting with Callie's Heart. Other early titles include Lone Star Joy, Ryelee's Cowboy and Texas Haven (2012) and Autumn's Hope, Stetson's Storm and Summer's Desire (2013). Series include Kavanagh Brothers, McKeegans, Mail Order Brides of Spring Water, Romance on the Oregon Trail, Cowboy Seasons, Lasso Springs and Settlers. Where Love Becomes Home (2026) is the newest title.

Kathleen Bridge writes cozy mysteries in two series. The Hamptons Home & Garden Mysteries open the catalogue with Better Homes and Corpses (2015), followed by Hearse and Gardens (2016), Ghostal Living (2017) and A Design to Die For (2020). The By the Sea Mysteries account for A Killing by the Sea (2018), Death by the Sea (2018), Murder by the Sea (2019) and Evil by the Sea (2020). Interior decoration, women sleuths, New York and Florida are the recurring subjects. Thirteen books are catalogued through High Style and Homicide (2024), and Bridge is still publishing.

Kathleen Brooks writes romantic suspense and mystery, and is a New York Times, Wall Street Journal and USA Today bestselling author of more than thirty titles. The catalogue lists 75 books beginning in 2012 with Bluegrass State of Mind and Bluegrass Undercover, reaching Forever Remembered in 2026, and Ignite is dated 2027. Forever Bluegrass, Bluegrass Brothers, Shadows Landing, Moonshine Hollow, Women of Power and Paige Turner are among the series under the Brooks name. Government investigators, secret societies and traitors appear in the recorded subjects.

Kathleen Delaney writes mystery and detective fiction with women sleuths. Nine books are catalogued between 2002 and 2019, split across two series: Ellen McKenzie and the Mary McGill Dog Mystery books. Subjects record murder and its investigation, California, wineries, dogs, dinners and dining, and Christmas pageants. Dying For a Change (2002) opens the listing and Dressed to Kill (2019) closes it, with Give First Place to Murder, And Murder for Dessert, Murder Half-Baked, Murder by Syllabub, Purebred Dead, Curtains for Miss Plym and Blood Red, White and Blue in between.

Two K-9 series define Kathleen Donnelly's catalogue: National Forest K-9 and K-9 Justice. Seven books are listed in all. Chasing Justice (2022) opens the run, which continues through Hunting the Truth (2023), Killer Secrets (2024), Colorado K-9 Rescue (2025) and Deadly Revenge (2026). Colorado K-9 Defense is scheduled for 2027, making Donnelly an actively publishing author.

Kathleen E. Woodiwiss

14 books• 2 series

Kathleen E. Woodiwiss was an American novelist whose 1972 debut The Flame and the Flower established the historical romance genre. The catalogue holds 14 books, closing in 2007, the year of her death, and takes in The Wolf and the Dove (1974), Shanna (1977), Ashes in the Wind (1979), A Rose in Winter (1982) and Petals on the River (1997). Love stories, historical settings, forced marriage and manners are the recurring subjects. The Birmingham Family Saga is the one series in the run.

Kathleen Ernst writes historical fiction and mysteries, and children's fiction appears among the subjects. Chloe Ellefson is the recurring character of one series, and women museum curators, murder and investigation appear in the subject tags. Ernst also wrote American Girls: Caroline books and the White Mane Kids and Hanneke Bauer series. The catalogue holds 41 books from The Night Riders of Harpers Ferry (1996) to Between These Rivers (2025), with Retreat from Gettysburg (2000) and Ghosts of Vicksburg (2003) among the earlier titles.

Kathleen Fuller, born September 11, 1967 in New Orleans, Louisiana, writes Christian and Amish romantic fiction. Fuller grew up in Little Rock, Arkansas and lives in Geneva, Ohio. Series include Hearts of Middlefield, Mysteries of Middlefield, Middlefield Family, Amish of Birch Creek, Amish Letters, Amish Brides of Birch Creek, Amish of Marigold and Amish Mail-Order Bride, plus Maple Falls and the Regency Royal Mystery books. Santa Fe Sunrise (2004) and San Francisco Serenade (2005) are among the earlier titles, and Tabitha's September Homecoming (2026) is the newest.