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Kathleen Gilles Seidel writes contemporary romance, and the catalogue tags the books with forest rangers, daytime soap operas, Washington, D.C., sagas and mothers and daughters. The 17 catalogued books start in 1983 with A Risk Worth Taking and The Same Last Name. After All These Years (1984), Maybe This Time (1990), Again (1994) and Till the Stars Fall (1994) follow. Hometown Memories and Stand Tall are the series credited to Seidel, and Autumn's Child (2019) is the newest title.

Kathleen Glasgow

7 books• 1 series

Kathleen Glasgow is an American author of young adult fiction, born in 1969, whose novel Girl in Pieces (2016) became a New York Times bestseller. The catalogue lists 7 books from 2016 to 2024: Girl in Pieces, How to Make Friends with the Dark (2019), You'd Be Home Now (2021), The Agathas (2022), Permanent Vacancy (2023), The Night in Question (2023) and The Glass Girl (2024). Subjects include grief, self-harm, homelessness and single-parent families.

Kathleen Grissom writes American historical fiction about slavery and plantation life. Three books carry Grissom's name: The Kitchen House (2010), Glory over Everything (2016) and Crow Mary (2023). Indentured servitude, the Underground Railroad and fugitive slaves in the Southern states supply the subject matter, and Kitchen House is the one named series. Grissom's publishing has been dormant since 2023.

Kathleen Jennings, born in 1980, is an Australian author and illustrator working in gothic and fantasy, known for silhouette illustration and invented maps. Eight books are catalogued, opening with The Heart of Owl Abbas (2018) and reaching Honeyeater and In Connorville in 2025. Flyaway followed in 2020 and Kindling: Stories in 2024. As a self-taught artist Jennings won the Ditmar Award for Best Fan Artist every year from 2012 to 2016, the 2020 World Fantasy Award for Best Artist and the 2021 Sydney J. Bounds Award.

Kathleen Karr (April 21, 1946 - December 6, 2017), born Kathleen Csere, wrote historical novels for children and young adults, and won the Golden Kite Award for The Boxer. The catalogue holds 31 books between Light of My Heart (1984) and Fortune's Fool (2008), with the Petticoat Party, Skullduggery and Destiny's Dreamers series among them. Frontier and pioneer life, overland journeys to the Pacific, orphans, sex roles and farm life run through the recorded subjects. One title carries a joint credit with Thomas F. Yezerski.

Kathleen Kelly's 49 catalogued books begin with Savage Stalker (2014), followed by Savage Fire and Savage Town (2015) and Savage Lover, Savage Rebel and Savage Sacrifice (2016). Series include Savage Angels MC, MacKenny Brothers, Royal Bastards MC: Jacksonville, FL, Kings of Anarchy MC: Alaska, Eternal Sins MC, Crude Souls MC and Tackling Romance. Open Road is dated 2026, and Property of Fury is scheduled for 2027.

Kathleen Kent writes historical fiction and crime. The Heretic's Daughter (2008) opened the catalogue on the Salem witchcraft trials, and The Wolves of Andover (2010) and The Outcasts (2013) held to period settings. A later turn into contemporary crime produced The Dime (2017), The Burn (2020), The Pledge (2021) and Black Wolf (2023), with Texas, police procedure and a woman sleuth among the subjects. Seven books are catalogued, and nothing has been added since 2023.

Kathleen Lawless has 45 books catalogued from Taboo (2003) to The Gambler (2024). Lawless's series are Secret Seductions, Blue Sky Island and Widows of the Wild West. Titles between those dates include A Hard Man to Love (2006), Wicked Night Games (2007), Final Heat (2013), Anora's Pride (2014) and Callie's Honor (2014). Kathleen Lawless is still publishing.

Kathleen McGurl writes historical fiction. The 18 catalogued books open with Mr Cavell's Diamond and The Emerald Comb in 2014 and reach The Vanished Girl (2026), taking in The Pearl Locket (2015), The Girl From Ballymor (2017), The Drowned Village (2018), The Forgotten Secret (2019) and The Secret of the Château (2020). Ireland and its nineteenth-century history recur, alongside English settings and a strand of regency romance.

Kathleen Morgan is catalogued with 27 books published between 1991 and 2012, a run the catalogue marks likely complete. Subjects place the work in Christian and historical romance, among women pioneers, married women, frontier and pioneer life, and Colorado. Heart's Lair and The Knowing Crystal date from 1991, Child of the Mist and Crystal Fire from 1992, and A Love Forbidden closes the listing in 2012. The series listed are Brides of Culdee Creek, Culdee Creek Christmas, These Highland Hills, Scottish Highland and Guardians of Gadiel.

Subject records for Kathleen O’Neal Gear cite Native Americans, Pueblo Indians, prehistoric peoples and archaeologists, along with historical fiction, science fiction and thrillers. The catalogue lists 60 books from 1990 to 2025. People of the Wolf and People of the Fire (both 1990) come early, and Buffalo Justice (2025) is the newest. Series include First North Americans, Anasazi Mysteries, Black Falcon, Contact: The Battle For America and Rewilding Reports. Gear, born 1954, is an American archaeologist, historian and author whose novels have appeared in 29 languages.

Kathleen Taylor is the author of the Tory Bauer Mystery series. Tory Bauer is the fictitious character named in the subjects, alongside South Dakota, waitresses and women sleuths. Titles from the 1990s include Funeral Food (1993), Sex and Salmonella (1996), Hotel South Dakota (1997) and Mourning Shift (1998), with Cold Front (2000) and Foreign Body (2001) after them. The listing also carries knitting titles, including Knit One, Felt Too (2003), Yarns to Dye For (2005) and I Heart Felt (2008).

Kathleen Winsor, who lived from 1915 to 2003, was an American author. Forever Amber, published in 1944, is the historical novel Winsor is known for: racy by the standards of its day, it sold in enormous numbers and drew criticism from some authorities over its treatment of sexuality. Seven further novels followed, none of them matching that success. Nine books are catalogued in all, ending with Robert And Arabella (1986), with Star Money (1950), The Lovers (1952), America with Love (1954) and Jacintha (1984) among them. Subjects record mistresses, actresses, kings and rulers, and England.

Kathleen Y'Barbo writes Christian romance and historical fiction, with Louisiana and Texas among the subjects. The 72 catalogued books run from Justin Tempo and Truth Squad (2002) to New Leash on Life (2023), and a run of Bayou titles appeared between 2004 and 2006. Series include Louisiana Brides, Brides of Texas, Biloxi Brides, Fairweather Keys, Secret Lives of Will Tucker and Pies, Books & Jesus. Some work is also grouped under the name Kathleen Miller Y'Barbo.

Kathryn Ann Kingsley is filed under romance, with 62 books catalogued between 2013 and 2026 and Envy scheduled for 2027. Beyond Floating (2013) stands at the head of the list, and the run picks up in 2019 with King of Blood, King Of Flames, King of None, King Of Shadows, Queen of All and Queen Of Dreams. Series headings include Harrow Faire, Masks of Under, Fall of Under, Flowers in Hell, Cardinal Winds, Maze of Shadows, Web of Shadows, Iron Crystal, Halfway Between, Tenebris and Immortal Soul. Gluttony (2026) is the newest listed title.

Kathryn Casey

21 books• 2 series

Kathryn Casey works both sides of the crime shelf: true crime case studies and mystery novels. Twenty-one catalogued books run from Evil Beside Her in 1995 to Bone Cold in 2024, with Texas murders, the Texas Rangers and criminal profilers as recurring subjects. She Wanted It All, published in 2005, is the best known of the non-fiction, recounting how Celeste Beard married an Austin multimillionaire and then persuaded her lover Tracey Tarlton to kill him. The Sarah Armstrong and Detective Clara Jefferies books make up the fiction.

Kathryn Croft writes psychological thrillers about family secrets. 21 catalogued books run from Behind Closed Doors (2013) to I Know What I Saw (2026), taking in The Girl with No Past (2015), Silent Lies (2018), The Other Husband (2021) and The Lying Wife (2022). Missing persons, adultery, amnesia, mothers and daughters, and murder investigations in England are the recurring subjects. Croft remains actively publishing.

Kathryn Cushman's recorded subjects include Christian fiction and family life, along with mothers and sons, sisters, middle-aged women, loss, pharmacists and grandparents. The catalogue holds 12 books from A Promise to Remember (2007) to The Christmas Gift (2022). Listed series are Tomorrow's Promise Collection and Christmas at the Winter Palace. Leaving Yesterday (2008), Angel Song (2010), Almost Amish (2012), Finding Me (2015), Fading Starlight (2016) and The Plans We Made (2020) are other titles.

Dr. Anya Crichton, a forensic pathologist, carries Kathryn Fox's crime novels. Fox, born in 1966, is an Australian author, screenwriter, public speaker, podcast host and former medical practitioner, and hosts the true-crime podcast Crime Insiders Forensics. The Anya Crichton books run to 7 catalogued titles, from Malicious Intent (2005) to Fatal Impact (2014), and have taken multiple awards and nominations. Fox followed them in 2015 with Private Sydney, published in the United States as Missing and written with James Patterson.

Kathryn Fox (Romance) is credited on 8 books published between 1998 and 2002, filed under historical, contemporary and regional romance. Bright Morning Star (1998) is the earliest entry and The Seduction (2002) the last logged. Subject headings name the Royal Canadian Mounted Police, Canada, the American West, Dakota Indians and women journalists. Two series carry the name: Men Of Honor and Mounties. Across the seven books measured the median length is 316 pages.

Kathryn Freeman is a romance author with 11 catalogued books published from 2020 to 2026. Strictly Come Dating, The New Guy and Up Close and Personal all appeared in 2020. Later titles include The Beach Reads Book Club (2021), Nobody Puts Romcoms In The Corner (2023) and Booked for the Summer (2025). A Nantucket Fling (2026) is the newest release.

Kathryn Gauci has 14 catalogued books released between 2017 and 2025, and remains active. Conspiracy of Lies (2017) is the earliest listed title. Others include The Embroiderer, The Carpet Weaver of Usak, Code Name Camille, The Poseidon Network and The Viennese Dressmaker. The Madame Theodosia Mystery is Gauci's listed series, and An Aegean Odyssey (2025) is the newest book.

Kathryn Hughes writes novels about letters, secrets and the past. Six books carry the name in this catalogue, from The Letter (2013) to The Memory Box (2021), with The Secret (2016), Victorians Undone (2017), The Key (2018) and Her Last Promise (2019) in between. Love letters, unmarried mothers, abused women, family violence and Victorian Britain recur as subjects, across books of a median 432 pages. No new title has appeared since 2021, and the catalogue is dormant.

Guardians of Ga'Hoole is one of the series by Kathryn Lasky, an American children's writer born June 24, 1944, who writes for adults as Kathryn Lasky Knight and E. L. Swann. Lasky's children's work also includes Dear America and The Royal Diaries books, Wolves of the Beyond, Sugaring Time and The Night Journey, and honours include a Newbery Honor, the National Jewish Book Award and the Anne V. Zarrow Award for Young Readers' Literature. The catalogue holds 159 books from I Have Four Names for My Grandfather (1976) to Sacred Light (2026), including Tugboats Never Sleep (1977), The Weaver's Gift (1980) and Beyond the Divide (1983). Horses Of The Dawn, Bears Of The Ice and Camp Princess are further series, and subjects name owls, wolves, diaries and Jews.

Kathryn Le Veque, whose full name is Kathryn Elizabeth Bouse Le Veque Hogan, is an American independent author of historical romance and a USA Today bestseller. Le Veque has written more than 100 historical and contemporary romance novels, and the de Wolfe Pack series, including Warwolfe, The Wolfe, Nighthawk, Serpent and A Wolfe Among Dragons, is the work Le Veque is most known for. The catalogue counts 185 books from The Legend (1997) to God of Vengeance: A Medieval Romance (2026). Other series include Executioner Knights, de Lohr Dynasty, De Russe Legacy, Dragonblade, Battle Lords of de Velt and Blackchurch Guild: The Shadow Knights.

Kathryn Moon has 31 books in the catalogue, published between 2018 and 2025. Welcome to Summerland (2018) is the earliest title and Lessons with the Mothman (2025) the newest. Series include Tempting Monsters, Librarian's Coven, Inheritance of Hunger, Monster Smash Agency, Sol & Lune, Sweet Pea Mysteries, Dragonkin and Summerland. Moon is still publishing.

Kathryn Mykel has 30 books in this catalogue, dated 2021 to 2027. Sewing Suspicion (2021) opens the run and Quilts, Clues & Carnations (2026) is the newest title, with Appliqué Alibi dated 2027; Pressing Matters (2022), Quilting Calamity (2022), Purrfect Perpetrator (2023), A Wisp of Murder (2023) and Graveyard Shift (2023) fall between. The four series credited to Mykel are Traveling Cozy Mystery, Heatherton Quilting Cozy Mysteries, Patchwork Pines Quilting Cozy Mysteries and Washy Time Laundromat Cozy Mystery.

Kathryn Nolan writes romance and suspense, according to the subject tags on 19 catalogued books. The list begins in 2017 with Riptide and Bohemian and reaches High Heat (2026). Breath of Fire, Landslide and Strictly Professional appeared in 2018, followed by Behind the Veil and Wild Open Hearts in 2019. Codex is the named Nolan series, and Kathryn Nolan continues to publish.

Kathryn Ormsbee writes books for children and young adults. The catalogue holds 8 titles published between 2016 and 2024, from Lucky Few (2016) to Turning Twelve (2024), and Growing Pangs is the series recorded against the name. Ormsbee's novels have been translated into eight languages and picked for the Indie Next List and the Junior Library Guild. Subjects record friendship, love, home schooling, internet television, fame and LGBT themes. Tash Hearts Tolstoy, The Great Unknowable End, The Sullivan Sisters and Candidly Cline fill the run.

Kathryn R. Wall is an American mystery novelist who wrote a first book, In for a Penny (2000), after a 25-year career as an accountant. Wall has lived in Hilton Head, South Carolina, since 1994. The Bay Tanner series follows the title character, a young widow living on Hilton Head Island and in Beaufort County. The catalogue lists 14 books ending with Jordan Point (2015), including Perdition House, Judas Island and The Mercy Oak.

Kathryn Shay is a romance novelist and former high school English teacher whose first book came out in 1995 as a Harlequin Superromance. Shay later wrote mainstream romances for the Berkley Publishing Group, and a novella of Shay's was excerpted in COSMOPOLITAN in 2003. Shay counts the firefighter books among the great successes, and the catalogue carries series such as Hidden Cove Firefighters, Brothers Of Fire and Sisters of Fire. The catalogue holds 125 books from The Father Factor (1995) to Always Something More (2026). Shay is based in upstate New York.

Kathryn Smith / Kady Cross is the catalogue name for 10 books published between 2011 and 2017, across the Steampunk Chronicles and Sisters of Blood and Spirit series. The Girl in the Steel Corset (2011) is the first, followed by The Girl in the Clockwork Collar (2012) and The Girl with the Iron Touch (2013). Sisters of Blood and Spirit (2015) and Sisters of Salt and Iron (2016) came later. Subject headings list automata, robots, twins, the supernatural and 19th-century Britain. Vigilante (2017) is the newest title.

Kathryn Stockett

2 books

Kathryn Stockett writes historical literary fiction about race relations, household employees and African American women in the American South. The Help (2009) is her first novel, at 544 pages, and The Calamity Club follows in 2026. Two books make up the catalogue.

Kathy Acker

24 books• 2 series

Kathy Acker (1947-1997) was an American experimental novelist who also worked as a poet, playwright, essayist, critic and performance artist. Acker built texts by pastiche and by cutting up and scrambling passages, and returned to childhood trauma, sexuality, language, identity and rebellion, placing the result in the post-nouveau roman European tradition. The catalogue holds 24 titles, from The Childlike Life of the Black Tarantula (1973) to Kathy Acker: Unpublished Early Writings (2019), among them Great Expectations (1982), Blood and Guts in High School (1984), Don Quixote (1986) and Literal Madness (1987). Portrait of an Eye is the one series recorded.

Kathy Bennett is the author of the Deadly Thriller, Buckner Thriller Suspense and Hot Crime in the City series, with 11 books between 2011 and 2024. A Dozen Deadly Roses (2011) is the first title. A Deadly Blessing, A Deadly Justice, A Deadly Denial, A Deadly Prayer, A Deadly Beauty and A Deadly Blood Moon appeared from 2012 to 2019. Collateral Damage, Damaged Goods and Damage Control came between 2019 and 2022. Grave Impact (2024) is the newest.

Kathy Coopmans has 43 catalogued books from 2014 to 2022. Shelter Me (2014) comes first, followed in 2015 by Both of Her, Contrite, Keep Me, Rescue Me and The Wrath of Cain. The series list includes Syndicate, Shelter Me, Elite Forces, Sweet Sin, Vindicator, Opposites Collide, Unbound Trilogy, Diamond Empire and Raven's Oath. Zing (2022) is the latest Kathy Coopmans title.

Kathy Herman writes Christian suspense. Murder in small cities is the recurring frame, with policewomen, women sleuths and older women among the investigating figures. Seven groupings hold the 22 catalogued books: the Baxter series, Seaport Suspense, Phantom Hollow, the Sophie Trace Trilogy, Secrets of Roux River Bayou, the Ozark Mountain Trilogy and a set of standalone novels. The run goes from Tested by Fire (2001) to A Treacherous Mix (2018) and is listed as likely complete.

Historical and contemporary romance divide Kathy L. Wheeler's four series: Rebel Lords of London, Fiery Billionaire Nights, Bloomington and the Weatherford Sisters Mysteries. Twenty-nine books are catalogued between 2012 and 2023, at a median of 125 pages, opening with Irrepressible, The Unlikely Heroine and The Wronged Princess in 2012. Cartographers turn up among the subjects, in The Mapmaker's Wife (2015). Captivated by His Countess (2023) is the last dated title.

Kathy Lockheart writes romantic suspense across three sequences: Secrets and the City, the Vendetta Duet and the Cross Duet. Deadly Illusion (2021) opens a catalogue of 14 titles, followed by Fatal Cure, Lethal Justice, Grave Deception and The Truths We Hide. Trust is the most recent release. Books median 366 pages and appear several times a year.

Vampires, demonology and man-woman relationships head the subject list for Kathy Love, whose catalogue runs to 20 paranormal and fantasy romances published between 2004 and 2022. The sequence opens with Getting What You Want (2004) and reaches Who Let the Dogs Out (2022). Six series carry the Love credit: Young Brothers, New Orleans Vampires, Stepp Sisters Trilogy, Devilishly, Hoodoo Bayou and Cauldron Crew.

Kathy Lynn Emerson's catalogue opens in 1984 with Making Headlines: A Biography of Nellie Bly and Wives and Daughters: The Women of Sixteenth Century England. The 52 books continue to The Valentine Veilleux Mysteries (2021). Series include Susanna, Lady Appleton, Secrets of the Tudor Court, Diana Spaulding and Mistress Jaffrey. Subjects include historical fiction, mystery and detective stories, women detectives, herbalists, women journalists, England and children's fiction, and Susanna, Lady Appleton is listed as a fictitious character.

Kathy Lyons writes paranormal and erotic romance, with shifters, shapeshifting and grizzly bears in the subject records alongside the video games industry and LGBTQ+ themes. The catalogue holds 25 books dated 2010 to 2022, from Under His Spell (2010) to Alpha Betrayed (2022). Grizzlies Gone Wild, Were-Geeks Save the World, Locker Room Diaries, Secret Desires and Accidental Angels are the series under the Lyons name.

Kathy Reichs

47 books• 5 series

Kathy Reichs, born Kathleen Joan Toelle on July 7, 1948, is an American crime writer, forensic anthropologist and academic. Reichs holds the title of professor emerita of anthropology at the University of North Carolina at Charlotte, and the television series Bones drew on Reichs's work. Déjà Dead (1997) is the first catalogued book, followed by Death du Jour (1999), Deadly Decisions (2000) and Fatal Voyage (2001). The subjects pair Temperance Brennan with forensic anthropology, medical examiners and murder. Series include Temperance Brennan and Tory Brennan (Virals), and the listing runs to 2025.

Kati Wilde has 29 books catalogued between 2014 and 2024. Wanting It All (2014) is the title the record puts first and Only One Bed (2024) the most recent. Three series carry the Wilde name: Hellfire Riders MC, Dead Lands and Wolfkin & Berserkers. Wilde is recorded as an ongoing author, and the eight books with a page count on file run to a median of 207 pages.

Katia Lief has published under three names. Soul Catcher (1990) and Peculiar Politics (1993) appeared as Katia Spiegelman, and Five Days in Summer, Here She Lies, Seven Minutes to Noon and One Cold Night came out as Kate Pepper. Karin Schaeffer is the series character, with serial murderers, New York and women private investigators in the subjects. Next Time You See Me and You Are Next both date from 2010. Invisible Woman (2024) is the latest of 20 books.

Katie Alender writes horror and supernatural fiction for young adults. Bad Girls Don't Die (2009) names her one series and opens it, with From Bad to Cursed (2011) and As Dead As It Gets (2012) following. Four standalone books complete the catalogue: Marie Antoinette, Serial Killer (2013), Famous Last Words (2014), The Dead Girls of Hysteria Hall (2015) and The Companion (2020). Ghosts, haunted houses, possession, sisters and high schools are the recurring subjects, at a median 320 pages.

Katie Ashley writes both independently and traditionally published fiction and has appeared on the New York Times and USA Today bestseller lists. Ashley's books cover mafia, rock musician and biker stories, along with New Adult and Young Adult fiction, and the subjects add romantic suspense, erotica and motorcycle clubs. The catalogue lists 46 books from The Proposition (2012) to Tell Me Lies (2026). Series include Proposition, Runaway Train, Irish Rogues, Vicious Cycle, Running Mate, Chronicles Of A Dom and Korolov Bratva. Katie Ashley lives outside Atlanta, Georgia.

Katie Bailey has 12 catalogued books, published from 2021 to 2026, starting with The Roommate Situation and The Neighbor War. Cyclones Christmas, Hockey Boys of Loft 3B and Only in Atlanta are the listed series. So That Happened (2022), I Think He Knows (2023), Holiday Hostilities (2024), The Quit List (2024) and Rookie Season (2025) are other titles, and Merry Misconduct (2026) is the newest.

Katie Berry's catalogue holds 18 books published from 2019 to 2025, opening with Claw (2019) and reaching Resurrection (2025). Claw and Lively Deadmarsh are the series listings. Titles include Caleb Cantrill (2020), Arrivals and Awakenings (2021), Beginnings and Betrayals (2021), Chaos and Corruption (2021) and Abandoned (2022).

Katie Crabapple's catalogue holds 16 books, published in a tight run between 2011 and 2015 at an average gap of 0.3 years. A Bride for Pastor Dan (2011) is the earliest title and Sarah: Bride of Minnesota (2015) the latest. Three series carry the work: Homespun, Parkside Community Church and Mail Order Ministers. Every catalogued title is credited to Crabapple alone, and no new book has been recorded since 2015.

Fantasy is the single catalogued subject for Katie Cross, whose 53 books were published between 2014 and 2026. Miss Mabel's School for Girls (2014) opens the run, and The Weavers of Magic (2026) is the most recent. Series include the Network, Sisterwitches, the Dragonmaster Trilogy, the Isles, the Historical Collection, the Coffee Shop books and the Health and Happiness Society.

Billionaire and baby titles dominate Katie Dowe's early list: Pregnant By Her Older Billionaire, The Billionaires Surprise Baby, His Arranged Baby and Their Convenient Baby Plan all carry 2016 dates. Dowe has 230 catalogued books published between 2016 and 2026, grouped into six series led by Members From Money and its second season. Later entries take single first names as titles, among them Aiden, Alexander and Craig (2026). The catalogue remains open.

Thirty-nine catalogued books, from Living Dangerously (1995) to A Cottage in the Country (2026), make up Katie Fforde's output, with the 2010s the heaviest decade. Fforde was born Catherine Rose Gordon-Cumming on 27 September 1952 and writes romance set in present-day England. Away from the novels, Fforde founded a bursary for writers without a publishing contract, chaired the Romantic Novelists' Association from 2009 to 2011 and later became its president, and started the Stroud Contemporary Fiction Writing Competition in 2016. Single women, single mothers and female friendship recur as subjects.

Katie Flynn and Judith Saxton are both pen names of Judy Turner, whose books sold more than eight million copies before her death in January 2019 at the age of 82. The catalogue holds 98 titles from 1972 onward, the earliest carrying the Saxton name: Cousin to the Queen (1972), My Master Mariner (1974) and Princess In Waiting (1976). Family sagas set in wartime England and Liverpool dominate, through series such as Liverpool Sisters, the Neyler Quartet and the Rose Queen Trilogy. New titles keep appearing, with The Secret Child scheduled for 2027.

Katie Ganshert writes Christian fiction and romance, with 19 books catalogued from Wildflowers from Winter (2012) to Hungry is the Hollow (2026). Family secrets, inheritance, widows, single mothers, real estate developers and weddings are among the recorded subjects. Series include Gifting, Eden Pruitt and Tales from the Hollow. Other titles include Wishing on Willows (2013), A Broken Kind of Beautiful (2014), The Art of Losing Yourself (2015) and Life After (2017).

Cozy village mysteries make up Katie Gayle's catalogue, divided between the Julia Bird Mysteries and the Epiphany Bloom books. Thirteen catalogued titles run from The Kensington Kidnap (2020) to Murder at the Manor House in 2026, most of them naming the scene of the crime, a library, a museum, a village fete, an inn, a country walk, a village theatre.

Katie Ginger has 9 catalogued books, published between 2018 and 2022, and two series carry the Ginger name: Swallowtail Bay and Seafront. The run opens with The Little Theatre On The Seafront (2018) and reaches The Little Library on Cherry Lane (2022), taking in Snowflakes at Mistletoe Cottage (2019), Summer Season On The Seafront (2019), Spring Tides At Swallowtail Bay (2020), Summer Strawberries at Swallowtail Bay (2020), Winter Wishes At Swallowtail Bay (2020), The Perfect Christmas Gift (2021) and The Secrets Of Meadowbank Farmhouse (2021). The median recorded length is 384 pages across five measured titles.

Katie Kirby writes the Lottie Brooks books, pitched at grades 3 to 5. Eight titles are catalogued: The Extremely Embarrassing Life of Lottie Brooks (2021), The Catastrophic Friendship Fails of Lottie Brooks (2022), The Mega-Complicated Crushes of Lottie Brooks (2022), Lottie Brooks's Totally Disastrous School-Trip (2023), The Completely Chaotic Christmas of Lottie Brooks (2023), Lottie Brooks's Essential Guide to Life (2024), The Majorly Awkward BFF Dramas of Lottie Brooks (2024) and Lottie Brooks vs The Ultra Mean Girls (2025). Every book names Lottie Brooks in its title, and the median runs 224 pages.

Katie Kitamura

7 books

Katie Kitamura is an American novelist, journalist and art critic, born in 1979, known for minimalist and psychologically intense prose about identity, performance and the fragility of human connection. Seven books are catalogued from 2000 to 2025. The first two are nonfiction about Japan, Bushido: Legacies of Japanese Tattoos (2000) and Japanese for Travellers (2007), and the novels follow: The Longshot (2009), Gone to the Forest (2012), A Separation (2017), Intimacies (2021) and Audition (2025). A Separation and Intimacies brought international recognition, and Audition was shortlisted for the 2025 Booker Prize and was a finalist for the 2026 Pulitzer Prize. Kitamura teaches creative writing at New York University.

Katie Knight has 31 books in the catalogue, published between 2014 and 2024. Treasures of the Heart (2014) is the listed first title, and Chase (2024) the most recent. Coming to Her Rescue, The Protective SEAL, The SEAL's Unexpected Triplets, The SEAL's Christmas Baby and The SEAL's Ward all carry a 2019 date, with Protecting His Brother's Babies and Protecting His New Family in 2020. Captain's SEALs, SEAL Team Four, SEAL Protectors and Homespun Treasures are the four series credited to Knight. The 2020s are the heaviest decade on the list.