Authors whose first name starts with K, page 7 of 13

Katie Landry has 14 catalogued books published from 2024 to 2026, including the Humbled Superstars series. Prince Cheating Charming (2024) is listed first. Dirty Rotten Cheating Husband (2024), His Vengeful Tradwife (2024), Knot Excused (2025) and Sunshine & Ink (2025) follow, and Bonemangler (2026) is the newest title. Katie Landry is actively publishing.

Texas and cowboys anchor the romance novels of Katie Lane. Going Cowboy Crazy opened the catalogue in 2011, and Promise Me a Lucky Texas Star carries it to 2026, 46 books later. Lane's series are Kingman Ranch, Tender Heart Texas, Brides of Bliss Texas, Holiday Ranch, Honky Tonk Heaven, Hunk for the Holidays and Overnight Billionaires, with Deep in the Heart of Texas also recorded. Christmas stories, twins, mistaken identity and widows recur as subjects across a run with a median length of 315 pages.

Katie MacAlister, born in 1964, writes historical, contemporary and paranormal romance from the Seattle area. Vampires, dragons, demons and magic fill the paranormal series: Dark Ones, Aisling Grey: Guardian, Light Dragons, Silver Dragons, Dragon Falls and Dragon Hunter. MacAlister has 87 catalogued books, from Noble Intentions (2002) to The Dragon With A Girl Tattoo (2025). Young adult titles appear under the pen name Katie Maxwell, and mysteries under Kate Marsh.

Katie May is credited on 69 books published from 2018 to 2026. Gangs And Ghosts, The Darkness We Crave and The Light We Seek appeared in 2018, and Insanity is the newest title. The series list includes Damning, Supernaturalette, Prodigium Academy, Kings of Grove Academy, Fae Revealed, Death Whisperer and Mated by Fire. Ann Denton shares credit on 2 books and R.A. Smyth on 1.

Katie McCoy's catalogue holds 12 books from 2015 to 2022 in two series, Rascals and All-Stars. Game On (2015) is the first title, with Play Maker and Play Me following in 2016. Heartthrob, Hot Bachelor and Royal Player date from 2017, and Heartbreaker, Rascal and Troublemaker from 2018. Rock God / Sex God (2022) is the newest entry.

Katie McGarry writes fiction for teenage readers, with catalogue subjects listing teenagers, high schools, friendship, secrets and life change events. The listing holds 18 books published between 2012 and 2024, opening with Pushing the Limits (2012) and reaching Risking it All (2024). Four series are recorded: Pushing The Limits, Pushing the Limits Next Generation, Thunder Road and Witches of the Island. McGarry holds the sole credit on all 18 titles.

Comics for children make up Katie O’Neill's catalogue. Subject headings record comic books and strips, children's fiction, cartoons and comics, princesses, mythical animals, dragons, tea, blacksmithing and friendship, along with homosexuality and interracial marriage. Princess Princess Ever After (2014) is the earliest of the 8 titles. Three books carry the Tea Dragon name, which is also listed as a series under O’Neill: The Tea Dragon Society (2017), The Tea Dragon Festival (2019) and The Tea Dragon Tapestry (2020). Aquicorn Cove (2018), Dewdrop (2020), The Moth Keeper (2023) and A Song for You and I (2025) complete the run.

Katie Reus writes paranormal romance and romantic suspense. The catalogue holds 148 books published between 2008 and 2026, opening with City of Secrets (2008) and reaching Falling for Bella (2026); Ancient Curse is scheduled for 2027. Series include Red Stone Security, Deadly Ops, Redemption Harbor, Moon Shifter, Ancients Rising, Crescent Moon, Miami Scorcher, Serafina: Sin City, Sanctuary Falls and Lumineta. Werewolves, vampires and shapeshifting sit beside terrorism and national security in the subject headings. Reus also publishes as Savannah Stuart.

Katie Ruggle writes romantic suspense set in the Rocky Mountains, with search and rescue teams, firefighters, bounty hunters and police dogs among the casts. The Rocky Mountain K9 Unit, the Rocky Mountain Bounty Hunters and Beneath the Wild Sky are the main series, and the earliest work, from One-Two Punch (2008), appeared as Katie Allen. Twenty-nine books reach Take a Hike in 2025.

Katie Sise's catalogue opens with a career guide, Creative Girl: The Ultimate Guide for Turning Talent and Creativity into a Real Career (2010), then turns to fiction. The App series follows with The Boyfriend App (2013) and The Pretty App (2015), and The Academy (2018), We Were Mothers (2018), Open House (2020), The Break (2022), The Vacation Rental (2024) and You Must Be New Here (2025) complete the nine catalogued titles. Careers, creative ability, high schools, popularity and dating run through the subjects. Sise is still publishing.

Gus Monet is the sleuth at the centre of Katie Tallo's four novels: Dark August in 2020, Poison Lilies in 2022, Buried Road in 2024 and Where Her Secrets Lie in 2026. The books are set in Ontario and work a psychological register, with homecoming, inheritance, mothers and death as their subjects. Tallo continues to publish.

Katie Winters has 132 catalogued books published between 2020 and 2027, nearly all of them in island and coastal series: Vineyard Sunset, Nantucket Sunset, Katama Bay, Sisters of Edgartown, Salt Sisters, the Sutton Book Club, the Coleman books and A Frosty Season. The catalogue opens in 2020 with 2142 Green Hollow Rd, A Vineyard Thanksgiving, A Vineyard White Christmas, August Sunsets, Autumn Waters and Firefly Nights. What the Tide Revealed is scheduled for 2027.

Katie Wismer writes romance, fantasy and poetry. The catalogue lists 12 books from The Sweetest Kind of Poison (2018) to Tell Me It's Wrong (2025), including the Marionettes and Sweetspire series. Poems for the End of the World appeared in 2020, alongside The Anti-Virginity Pact. Later titles include The Anti-Relationship Year (2021), Bloodless Ties (2022), The Marionettes (2022) and Ruthless Ends (2023).

Katie Zhao writes children's fiction across the Dragon Warrior, Winnie Zeng, Descendants of the Zodiac and How We Fall Apart series. The 10 catalogued books run from The Dragon Warrior (2019) to Zodiac Legacy (2025). The Fallen Hero (2020), How We Fall Apart (2021), Last Gamer Standing (2021) and The Lies We Tell (2022) come in between. Winnie Zeng Unleashes a Legend (2022), Winnie Zeng Vanquishes a King (2023) and Winnie Zeng Shatters the Universe (2024) are listed, as is Zodiac Rising (2024).

Katrina Abbott is the author of the Rosewoods and Rosewoods Rock Star series, with 19 books catalogued between 2014 and 2020. Subjects on the books include young adult fiction, romance fiction, private schools, teenage girls and wealth. Taking the Reins, Masquerade and Playing The Part all appeared in 2014, followed by Acting Out and Fresh Start in 2015. Striking a Pose (2020) is the final listed title, and the catalogue is likely complete.

Katrina Charman writes children's fiction, and the 26 catalogued books appeared between 2016 and 2023. The list opens with The Home-Made Cat Café and The Ninjabread Man (both 2016) and includes The Crystal Caverns (2017), The Ember Stone (2017) and Survival Tails: Endurance in Antarctica (2018). The Shadow Returns (2023) is the newest. Series are Last Firehawk, Poppy's Place, Survival Tails and Hopscotch Twisty Tales, and the subjects include survival, fairy tales, pets, dogs and the Titanic.

Katrina Kahler writes for children and young adults, largely in diary-form series about school and friendship. Julia Jones' Diary, Diary of a Super Girl, New Girl, Mean Girls and Mind Reader are the main runs, with Witch School, Slave to a Vampire and Nina The Friendly Vampire adding a supernatural strand. High school students, families and conduct of life are the recurring subjects. The Kahler catalogue holds 167 books published between 2013 and 2026, from My First Pony (2013) to Split Image (2026).

Katrina Leno writes children's fiction, with 9 books catalogued between 2014 and 2025. The Half Life of Molly Pierce (2014) opens the run and Persephone's Curse (2025) is the newest entry. Catalogue subjects record magic, dissociative disorders, recovered memory, multiple personality, post-traumatic stress disorder, loss and families. The Lost & Found (2016), Everything All at Once (2017), Summer of Salt (2018), You Must Not Miss (2019), Horrid (2020), Sometime in Summer (2022) and The Umbrella Maker's Son (2023) sit in the listing.

Katrine Engberg is a Danish crime novelist. Her catalogued run is the Kørner/Werner series: 4 books published between 2020 and 2023, following the Copenhagen police detectives Jeppe Kørner and Anette Werner through murder investigations. The sequence opens with The Tenant (2020), continues through The Butterfly House (2021) and The Harbor (2022), and ends with The Sanctuary, also published as The Island (2023). Tara Chase translated the books into English. Nothing further has been catalogued since 2023.

Katy Birchall writes young adult and children's fiction, filed under humorous stories, with teenagers, friendship, popularity and fathers and daughters among the recorded subjects. The It Girl is the recurring character in the catalogue, and Hotel Royale and Morgan Charmley are the two series. Titles listed include The It Girl (2015), Team Awkward (2016), Don't Tell the Bridesmaid (2017), How to be a Princess (2018), Teen Witch (2019) and Spells and Secrets (2020). Eighteen books stand under Birchall, reaching One Last Thing in 2026.

How to Kill Men and Get Away With It (2022) is Katy Brent's first book and the start of Kitty Collins, the one series in her catalogue. Three titles follow: The Murder After the Night Before (2024), I Bet You'd Look Good in a Coffin (2025) and To All the Men I've Killed Before (2026). Brent writes in English, four books so far, and the series remains open.

Katy Evans writes adult contemporary romance. Real, self-published on 9 April 2013, follows Remington Tate, an underground boxing champion, and Brooke Dumas, a sports rehabilitation therapist; the book reached the New York Times and USA Today lists and the top of four self-publishing marketplaces, Amazon and Barnes and Noble among them, and Gallery Books at Simon & Schuster acquired the series rights in June 2013. Twenty-four titles are catalogued through Best Man (2019), including the Real, White House and Manhattan series and the Manwhore books.

Katy Grant writes children's fiction. Summer Camp Secrets is the series filed under the Grant name, and subjects across the catalogue record camps, summer camp, best friends, practical jokes, identity, self-esteem and assertiveness. Acting Out, Friends ForNever and Pranked all date from 2008; Fearless, Hide and Seek, Rumors and Tug-of-War from 2010. Blood Gone Cold (2024) is the most recent of the eight catalogued titles.

Katy Hays has three catalogued novels: The Cloisters (2022), Saltwater (2025) and The Vipers (2025). Two of the three appeared in the same year, and the directory lists the catalogue as ongoing.

Katy Leen is the author of the Lora Weaver Mystery series, with 11 catalogued books from 2013 to 2026. The First Faux Pas (2013) is the first. The Lost Love Liaison, The Nearly Nixed Noël and The Pas de Deux also date from 2013. The Demi-Tasse Début, The Easter Egg Ennui and The Ménage à Trois appeared in 2021, followed by The Bonne Année Brouhaha and The Stakeout Slip Scène (2023) and The Petit-Four Score (2024). The Snoop du Jour (2026) is the newest, and Leen is still publishing.

Katy Pierce writes the Harborside Secrets and Allie Grecco Mystery series, with 10 books catalogued from 2021 to 2023. For the Katy Pierce books in order, Justice for the Missing Body (2021) comes first, followed by Justice for the Missing Father and Justice for the Missing Students in 2022. Titles from 2023 include The Drive-By Killer, The Eighth-Grade Killer and The Harborside Killer. The list is marked dormant.

Katy Regnery writes romance; first loves and man-woman relationships head the recorded subjects, and Philadelphia appears among the settings. The catalogue holds 67 books published between 2013 and 2025, opening with By Proxy (2013) and a run of 2014 titles that takes in Breaking Up with Barrett, Falling for Fitz and The Vixen and the Vet. Series include the Modern Fairytale books, the English Brothers, the Stewarts of Skagway, the Lindstroms, Heart of Montana, the Rousseaus and the Story Sisters. All 67 books are credited to Regnery alone.

Dahlia Lively is the series that holds Katy Watson's catalogue: six books between 2022 and 2025. The Three Dahlias (2022) opens it, with Dahlia Decks the Halls in the same year, then A Very Lively Murder (2023), A Lively Midwinter Murder and Seven Lively Suspects (2024) and A Deadly Night at the Theatre (2025).

Kay Bratt's catalogue lists 48 books from Silent Tears (2008) to It's Only Love (2026). China, orphanages, abandoned children, coming of age and birthparents are among the recorded subjects. Series include Tales of the Scavenger's Daughters, Hart's Ridge, Life of Willow, Sworn Sisters and Daughter's Quest for Truth. Chasing China (2011), The Bridge (2011), A Thread Unbroken (2012), Train to Nowhere (2012) and The Scavenger's Daughters (2013) are among the earlier titles.

Kay Bratt and various other authors is a shared catalogue credit covering 17 books from 2022 to 2025, filed under women's fiction with romance and family as subjects. Sampled titles from 2022 include The Wishing Tree, A Parade of Wishes and Wishful Witness. A 2024 group includes Back in the Pack, Collar Me Crazy and Hearts Unleashed, and A New Leash on Life (2025) is the most recent. The listing is ongoing.

Kay Correll writes romance, with 60 books in the catalogue, the earliest dated 2014. The Shop on Main, The Memory Box and The Christmas Cottage all appeared in 2014, followed by The Letter (2015) and Bungalow by the Bay (2018). Beachfront Pages (2026) is the newest release, and Seaside Renovations is scheduled for 2027. Correll series include Comfort Crossing, Blue Heron Cottages, Lighthouse Point, Charming Inn, Magnolia Key, Sweet River, Moonbeam Bay and Starlight Shores.

Kay David's catalogue covers romance and suspense across 30 books, from Desperate (1995) to Zombie Love (2017). Recorded subjects include contemporary and historical romance, man-woman relationships, criminals, revenge, widows, adoption and mothers, with New Mexico among the named settings. David's series are the Operatives, Smokin' ACES, Loving Arms of the Law, Guardians Return and Zombies and Lovers. All 30 titles are credited to David alone, and no new book has been catalogued since 2017.

Mystery runs through Kay Finch's eight catalogued books, which stretch from Final Decree (2003) to The Black Cat Breaks a Mirror (2020). Subject headings cover women private investigators, murder, investigation, black cats, Texas, women novelists, crime and family relationships. Finch writes the Bad Luck Cat Mystery and Corie McKenna Mystery series. Readers looking up Kay Finch books in order work through eight titles, at a median of 295 pages.

Kay Hooper, born in 1957, is a New York Times bestselling American author credited with more than 60 books. The catalogue counts 86 Hooper books between Lady Thief (1981) and Curse of Salem (2021), several early titles appearing under the name Kay Robbins. Subjects include romance, suspense, the Loveswept imprint, psychics, serial murders and the fictional investigator Noah Bishop. Series include the Bishop Files, Hagan, Shamrock Trinity and Once Upon A Time..., and no new title has been listed since 2021.

Kay Jennings writes the Port Stirling books, a run of 9 titles published between 2019 and 2025. Shallow Waters (2019) opens the sequence and Wave's End (2025) is the most recent entry. Water and shoreline name almost every book in between, among them Midnight Beach, Code: Tsunami, Dark Sand, Phantom Cove, Mourning Bay and Cold Rock Island. Jennings remains actively publishing.

Kay Kenyon, born July 2, 1956, is an American science fiction and fantasy writer based in Wenatchee, Washington. Kenyon's series are The Entire and the Rose, Dark Talents and Arisen Worlds. The 26 catalogued books begin with The Seeds of Time (1997), followed by Leap Point, Rift and Maximum Ice, and later include Bright of the Sky (2007) and City Without End (2010). Time travel, espionage and women pilots are among her subjects, and The Thief of Numbers (2026) is the newest title.

Elemental magic and the fae divide Kay L. Moody's fantasy into four series: Elements of Kamdaria, Truth Seer, Fae of Bitter Thorn and Fae and Crystal Thorns. The Kamdaria books name themselves for crowns -- Dust Crown, Ice Crown, Flame Crown, Wind Crown, all dated 2019 -- and The Elements of the Crown collects that arc. 29 books span 2018 to Wrath and Crystal Thorns in 2024.

Kay Lyons Stockham writes romance and romantic suspense, with catalogue subjects that include single fathers, teachers, physicians, bachelors, cancer and dyslexia. The catalogue lists 86 books, from Healing Her Cowboy (2005) to Out Of The Ashes (2026). Brody's Redemption (2006) and The Doctor's Nanny (2009) are among the early titles. Series include Montana Skies, Montana Secrets, Make Me a Match, Stone River, Stone Gap Mountain, Blackwell Brothers, Small Town Scandals, Tennessee Tulanes, Seaside Sisters and Carolina Cove.

Kayce Kyle writes the Twisted Iron MC and Soul Shifterz MC series, with 13 books catalogued between 2016 and 2022. Riding Resistance (2016) is the earliest. Bound by Anguish and No More Resistance appeared in 2017, and later titles include One Knight Stand: Blaine (2018), Sandman's Awakening (2019) and Pyro's Final Flame (2020). Harlow's Miracle (2022) is the newest, and the catalogue is dormant.

Kaydence Snow's 13 catalogued books date from 2018 to 2023. Variant Lost (2018) is the first title, followed by Vital Found and Vivid Avowed in 2019, and Frayed Bond (2023) is the latest. Like You Care, Like You Hurt and Like You Should appeared in 2020 and 2021. The Evelyn Maynard Trilogy and Devilbend Dynasty are the listed series.

Kaye George also publishes as Janet Cantrell, and the combined catalogue holds 20 mysteries from 2009 to 2022. The series are Detective Duckworthy, PI, People of the Wind Mystery, A Fat Cat Mystery, Vintage Sweets Mysteries and Cressa Carraway Musical Mysteries. Handbaskets, Drawers and a Killer Cold (2009) is the first title, and Choke, Broke and Smoke followed in 2011 and 2012. Subjects name Imogene Duckworthy, cats, bakers and desserts. Death in the New Land (2022) is the newest.

Ellen Foster (1987) is the novel Kaye Gibbons is known for, and the one she returned to in The Life All Around Me By Ellen Foster (2005). Gibbons, born in 1960 in Nash County, North Carolina, is an American novelist and a member of the Fellowship of Southern Writers. Ellen Foster took the Sue Kaufman Prize for First Fiction, a Special Citation from the Ernest Hemingway Foundation and the Louis D. Rubin, Jr. Prize; it and A Virtuous Woman (1989) were chosen for Oprah's Book Club in 1998. 11 catalogued books reach The Lunatics Ball (2011). Mothers and daughters, young women and North Carolina family life fill the subjects.

Kaye Kennedy has 15 catalogued books dated 2020 to 2025. Three series are listed: Burning for the Bravest, Flirting with the Finest and Rescued by the Rangers. Burning for More (2020) is recorded as the first title, and Burning for Christmas, Burning for Fate and Burning for This share that year. Burning for Love, Flirting with Fame and Flirting with Forever date from 2021. Pumpkin Spice & Prophecies (2025) is the newest, and Kennedy is still publishing.

Kayla Edwards has 5 catalogued books published between 2021 and 2025. Dreams of Ice and Iron (2021) opens the run, and a City sequence follows it: City of Gods and Monsters (2022), City of Souls and Sinners (2023), City of Lies and Legends (2024) and City of Smoke and Brimstone (2025). Two series are catalogued, House of Devils and Ice and Iron, and Edwards remains actively publishing.

Kayla Miller makes graphic novels for young readers, each with a one-word title: Click and Camp (2019), Act (2020), Clash (2021), Crunch (2022), Break (2024) and Stuck (2025). Seven catalogued books run to a median of 224 pages. Friendship and summer camp are the recurring subjects.

Dragons and wolves fill Kayla Wolf's series: Dragon Valley, City of Dragons, Zodiac Dragons, West Coast Water Dragons, Everglades Dragon Daddies, Alpha Wolf Island, Badlands Wolves, Wolves of Sunny Rock and Alaska Alpha Wolves. Wolf has 82 catalogued books published between 2019 and 2026, from Dragon's Nanny (2019) to Broken Plus-Size Mate (2026). The 2019 titles share one construction: Claimed, Hunted, Marked, Mated and Protected by the Dragon.

Kaylea Cross writes romantic suspense with a military and law enforcement backdrop. Hostages, terrorism, undercover operations and the war in Afghanistan supply the plots across the Hostage Rescue Team, DEA FAST, Titanium Security, Valkyrie Vengeance, Crimson Point Protectors, Rifle Creek and Kill Devil Hills series. Seventy-six catalogued books run from Out of Her League (2008) to Shallow Remains (2026).

Kaylee Baldwin has 17 catalogued books published between 2010 and 2026, all credited to Baldwin alone. The run opens with Meg's Melody (2010) and reaches Evie and the Big Bad Bodyguard (2026), with Six Days of Christmas (2014), One Little Kiss (2018) and Snowed In at Jingle Falls (2021) in between. Enchanted Forresters is the series filed under the name, and pregnancy and divorce are the recorded subjects. The median volume runs 150 pages.

Kaylee Ryan has 87 catalogued books, beginning with Anywhere with You (2013) and reaching Risk the Play (2026), with Trying Not to Hate You due in 2027. Kincaid Brothers, Riggins Brothers, Nashville Rampage, Soul Serenade, Everlasting Ink, Southern Heart and Unexpected Arrivals are among the series, and romance is the listed subject. Everything With You (2014), Tempting Tatum (2014), Levitate (2015) and Unexpected Reality (2016) are other early titles.

Kayley Loring has published 38 books since The Workation in 2016, organised into eight series: Very Holiday, Name in Lights, Brooklyn Book Boyfriends, Work Less, Play More, Brodie Brothers, Boston Tomcats, Quick Pucks and Beacon Harbor. Hello Darling (2018), Rebound With Me (2018) and Come Back to Bed (2019) mark the early run, and Not Home Alone arrived in 2026. The catalogue is ongoing.

Kaylie Smith writes fantasy and fantasy romance with gothic and whimsical edges. Her Witch's Dice series opens with A Ruinous Fate (2023) and continues through A Reckless Oath (2024) to A Raging Heart (2025); Phantasma (2024), Exquisite (2024) and Enchantra (2025) fill out a catalogue of 6 books. The titles are shelved as young adult romantasy, with LGBT among their listed subjects. Smith writes from Southern California and the catalogue stays open.

Kaylin Peyerk has 29 catalogued books, all published between 2019 and 2023 and credited to Peyerk alone. Arctic Hunter and High Fae Academy: Year One both appeared in 2019, and Wolf Mated (2023) is the last entry. Series in the listing include the Arctic Shifters, High Fae Academy, Illusions Academy, Wolves of Newhaven, Hell to Pay, the Chronicles of Minerva and Wretched Kingdoms. No subject headings are recorded, and nothing has been added since 2023.

Kayt Miller has 45 books in the catalogue, from Hopeful Romantic (2016) to Murder with a Twist (2024). The Portrait Painter also dates from 2016, and 2017 titles include Game Changer, One of a Kind, Out of the Blue and The Importance of Being Ernie. Series listed are Flynn Family, Palmer Sisters, Bedhead, Mabel Frye: Accidental Private Eye, Pick-up Lines and Zodiac Hills.

Kayte Nunn writes historical fiction with a mystery thread. The Botanist's Daughter (2018) turns on women scientists, and The Forgotten Letters of Esther Durrant (2019), The Silk House (2020), The Last Reunion (2021) and The Only Child (2022) continue in the same vein. Rose's Vintage (2016) opens a catalogue of nine books that reaches The Yacht (2026). England, family life and women's lives are the recurring subjects.

Kazu Kibuishi

11 books• 1 series

Kazuhiro Kibuishi, who publishes as Kazu Kibuishi, is a Japanese-born American graphic novel author and illustrator, born on April 8, 1978. Kibuishi writes and illustrates the Amulet series, created the webcomic Copper, and created and edited the comic anthology Flight. The catalogue holds 11 books from Daisy Kutter: The Last Train (2005) to Waverider (2024). The Stonekeeper (2008), Prince of the Elves (2012) and Supernova (2018) are among the listed titles, and subjects include fantasy, magic, elves and graphic novels.

Kazuo Ishiguro

14 books• 2 series

Sir Kazuo Ishiguro is a Japanese-British novelist, screenwriter, musician and short story writer, born in Nagasaki on 8 November 1954. Ishiguro moved to Britain with family in 1960, at the age of five. Ishiguro won the 2017 Nobel Prize in Literature; the Swedish Academy praised novels of great emotional force that expose the gulf under a false sense of connection with the world. The catalogue lists 15 titles, starting with A Pale View of Hills (1982). An Artist of the Floating World (1986), The Remains of the Day (1989), The Unconsoled (1995), When We Were Orphans (2000) and Never Let Me Go (2005) follow. Nocturnes appeared in 2009, and Miss Lambert Steps Aboard Danger is due in 2027.

Keary Taylor writes fantasy and paranormal romance, with angels and vampires as the standing subjects. Branded and Forsaken, both 2010, open a catalogue of 51 books running to 2025 at a median 264 pages. Ten series divide the work, among them the Eden Trilogy, House Of Royals, Fall of Angels, Neron Rising Saga, Crown of Death, Blood Rose Nights, McCain Saga and Resurrecting Magic. Taylor remains actively publishing.

Keenan Powell writes mystery fiction across three series: Maeve Malloy, Liam Barrett and Maureen Gould. Deadly Solution (2018) opens a catalogue of 12 books, followed by Hemlock Needle (2019), Hell and High Water (2020), Implied Consent and The Sorrowful Girl (both 2023), The Millionaire (2024), Bait and Switch and The Judge (both 2025). The Reunion (2026) is the most recent title.

Keigo Higashino writes crime fiction set in Japan. Detective Galileo, Detective Kaga and Detective Godai head the series, and 17 titles are catalogued from Naoko (2004) to Guilt (2026), with The Devotion of Suspect X (2011), Salvation of a Saint (2012) and Malice (2014) among them. Police investigation, murder and family relationships fill the subject tags.

Keira Andrews has 48 books in the catalogue, from Love Match (2006) to Impact Zone (2026). City of Lights and Eight Nights in December date from 2007, and Daybreak from 2008. Series include Gay Amish Romance, Love on the Ice, Love at the Holidays, Flash Rip, Kick at the Darkness, Festive Fakes, Eight Nights and Barbarian Duet. Titles from 2013 include Rise, Synchronicity and Where the Lovelight Gleams.