Authors whose first name starts with K, page 8 of 13

Shifter romance fills Keira Blackwood's catalogue, often in paired series: Alphas & Alchemy splits into Fierce Mates and Elemental Shifters, Spellbound Shifters into Dragons Entwined and Fates & Visions, and Midlife Magic into Marshmallow and Memoriam. Protectors of the Pack, Protectors of Riverwood, Sawtooth Peaks and Forbidden Fangs complete the 12. At least ten titles carry the 2016 debut year, Grizzly Bait, Grizzly Mate and Defending the Pack among them. Blackwood has 70 catalogued books reaching 2026, averaging 147 pages.

Keira K. Barton published 17 books between 2018 and 2020, across three series: Firestone Falls, Ring Reader and Heartsgate to Happiness. Several titles alliterate on an American place name, among them Forever in Florida, Irresistible in Idaho, Nuptials in Nevada, Besotted in Branson, Dating in Durango and Flirting in Flagstaff. Other entries include The Ring Reader (2018), Tillie's Theatre (2019), The Lucky Lady (2019) and The Western Wife (2019). The run ends with The Criminal Cowboy (2020).

Keira Montclair writes historical romance, and Scotland is among the subjects. The catalogue counts 74 books from Rescued by a Highlander (2013) to The Best of Madeline Grant (2026). Highland Clan, Clan Grant, Band of Cousins, Highland Hunters, Highland Swords, Clans of Mull and Highland Healers are among the series. Healing a Highlander's Heart (2014), Journey to the Highlands (2014) and My Desperate Highlander (2015) are early titles.

Keisha Ervin writes urban fiction and African American romance. Thirty-eight books carry her name, published between Me & My Boyfriend in 2000 and The Untold Stories Vol. 2 in 2021. Chyna Black, Material Girl, Mina's Joint, India Black, Cam & Gray, McKinley's Journey, Cranes In The Sky and First Wives Club are among the series. Relationships, adultery and street life supply the material, and the 2010s were the busiest decade.

Keith A. Pearson is a British independent novelist with 20 books published from 2016 to 2026. The '86 Fix (2016) is the first title and begins the '86 Fix series. Pearson's other series are Clement, Mungo Thunk, Angel Of Camden and Echo Lane, with titles such as Who Sent Clement? (2017) and Meeting Mungo Thunk (2018). The Last Stop Video Shop (2026) is the newest book.

Keith Ablow, born in 1961, is an American author and former psychiatrist who once taught as an assistant clinical professor at Tufts University School of Medicine and later worked in television. His catalogue of 16 titles begins in psychiatry proper, with How to Cope with Depression (1989), To Wrestle with Demons (1992) and Anatomy of a Psychiatric Illness (1993), then turns to true crime and to the Frank Clevenger novels, among them Denial (1996), Projection (1999), Compulsion (2002) and Psychopath (2003). Frank Clevenger is a forensic psychiatrist. Trump Your Life (2020) is the last catalogued title.

Zombies, survival and horror tales are the subjects recorded against Keith Blackmore's catalogue, with comedy listed alongside. The 33 books run from 2010 to 2026, opening with Flight of the Cookie Dough Mansion (2010), The Missing Boatman (2010) and The Troll Hunter (2010), and reaching Breeds 4 (2026). Mountain Man (2011), Leeches (2011), Hellifax (2012) and Safari (2012) appear among the earlier titles. 131 Days, Mountain Man short fiction, He-Dog Chronicles and Isosceles Moon are the listings credited to Blackmore.

Keith Finney is the author of three series: Norfolk Cozy, Rex and the Dowager and Lipton St Faith. The catalogue lists 16 books from 2020 to 2026. Dead Man's Trench (2020) is listed first, and A Yuletide Mystery, Miller's End, Murder By Hanging and The Boathouse Killer appeared in the same year. A Deadly Coincidence and A Posh Murder followed in 2021. A Select Murder (2026) is the newest title, and Keith Finney is still publishing.

Keith Houghton writes suspense thrillers, with Florida among the subject headings. The catalogue lists 12 books from 2011 to 2022 in two series, Gabe Quinn and Maggie Novak. Killing Hope (2011) is the first title, followed by Crossing Lines (2012) and Taking Liberty (2013). No Coming Back (2015), A Place Called Fear (2019) and The Other Child (2020) appear later. Toledo Blend (2022) is the newest, and the catalogue is dormant.

Keith Laumer, born John Keith Laumer, was an American science fiction author who lived from June 9, 1925, to January 23, 1993. Before writing full time, Laumer served as a United States Air Force officer and as a diplomat in the United States Foreign Service. March Laumer, an older brother, wrote adult reinterpretations of the Land of Oz, and Frank Laumer, the youngest brother, is a historian and writer. The catalogue lists 98 books, among them Worlds of the Imperium (1961) and Plague of Demons (1964), with the Retief, Bolo and Lafayette O'Leary series. Subjects include human-alien encounters, space opera and short stories.

Keith Lee Johnson writes thrillers and suspense with African American characters doing the work. Policewomen, women detectives, assassins and twins run through 26 catalogued books, from Sugar & Spice (2003) to Queens of New Orleans (2025). Little Black Girl Lost, the Phoenix Perry Thrillers, Men of the Little Girl Lost and I Was Born This Way are the named series, and Johnson continues to publish.

Fly fishing and Montana run through Keith McCafferty's mysteries, where Sean Stranahan works murder and missing-person cases among sheriffs and policewomen. That series starts at The Royal Wulff Murders (2012) and reaches The Bangtail Ghost (2020). Two outdoor handbooks written for L.L. Bean in 1999 and 2000 open a catalogue of 10 titles.

Keith McCarthy writes mystery and detective fiction, with forensic pathologists, physicians and lawyers among the catalogue subjects. McCarthy's series are the Eisenmenger-Flemming Forensic Mysteries, Dr. Lance Elliot and Bishop and Todd Mystery, and the subject tags name the fictitious characters John Eisenmenger and Helena Flemming. The 19 catalogued books run from A Feast Of Carrion (2003) to Echoes of a Thing Long Gone (2020). Serial murder investigation is a listed subject, and the catalogue appears complete.

Crime fiction is the whole of Keith Nixon's 25-book catalogue, which starts with The Fix (2013). Keith Nixon writes five series: Detective Solomon Gray, Konstantin, DI Jonah Pennance, Caradoc and Harry Vaughan. Russian Roulette, The Eagles Shadow and The Eagle's Blood came next, and a burst in 2019 produced Beg For Mercy, Burn The Evidence, Bury The Bodies and Dig Two Graves. What The Dead Know (2025) is the most recent book.

Keith Rosson writes fiction that blends horror and crime, and also works as an illustrator and graphic designer whose cover art appears on books and punk rock albums. Rosson founded the punk fanzine Avow in 1995. The eight catalogued books open with The Mercy of the Tide (2017) and take in Smoke City (2018), Road Seven (2020) and Folk Songs for Trauma Surgeons (2021). Fever House (2023) starts the series of that name, continued by The Devil By Name (2024), and Crone (2026) is the newest title.

Kekla Magoon

24 books• 7 series

Kekla Magoon, born 1980, is an American author of young adult and middle grade fiction, short stories, and non-fiction on historical, socio-political and economic subjects. The Rock and the River, nominated for an NAACP Image Award, opens the catalogue in 2009. How It Went Down (2014), X (2015) and The Season of Styx Malone stand among Magoon's known titles, and the American Library Association gave Magoon its Margaret Edwards Award in 2021 for a body of work. The 24 catalogued books reach Ayana Ndoum Takes the Stage (2025). Recorded subjects include African Americans, civil rights movements, the Black Panther Party, racism, race relations, and robbers and outlaws.

Kel Carpenter writes fantasy and romance across eight series. Thirty-nine catalogued books run from Heir of Shadows in 2016 to Beyond the Winter Kingdom in 2025, taking in Dark Maji, Magic Wars, Daizlei Academy, Queen of the Damned, A Demon's Guide to the Afterlife, Faeted Seasons, and the Grimm Brotherhood books with their Reapers continuation. Carpenter continues to publish.

Kel Kade writes fantasy and adventure novels across three series: King's Dark Tidings, Shroud of Prophecy and Tales of Terralor. Eleven books carry Kade's name, published between 2015 and 2025, beginning with Free the Darkness (2015) and reaching Ritual of Ruin (2025). Fate of the Fallen (2019), A Mage of No Renown (2022) and Knight of Shadows (2024) fall in between. The median book runs 400 pages.

Kelley Armstrong, born 14 December 1968, is a Canadian writer working mainly in fantasy since 2001. Thirty-one fantasy novels carry the Armstrong name, thirteen of them in Women of the Otherworld, five in Cainsville, six in the Rockton books, and three each in Darkest Powers, Darkness Rising and Age of Legends. Armstrong also wrote the Nadia Stafford crime trilogy, three standalone teen thrillers, and the middle-grade Blackwell Pages trilogy with Melissa Marr. The catalogue runs to 177 titles, from Bitten (2001) to Last Resort at Haven's Rock, scheduled for 2027, with subjects including werewolves, witches, vampires and the supernatural.

Kelli Miller LCSW MSW has 13 catalogued books from 2018 to 2024, graded for grades 3 to 5. Thriving with ADHD Workbook for Kids (2018) is listed first and Self-Esteem Workbook for Kids (2024) as the newest. Other titles include Anger Management Workbook for Kids, CBT Workbook for Kids, Standing Up to OCD Workbook For Kids and Empathy Workbook for Kids. Subject tags cover self-help techniques, psychology, anger in children, conflict management and attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder.

Kellie McAllen packed 30 books into five years, from Soulmate (2015) to Fairy Charmed (2019). Paranormal series take the larger share: Celestia Divisa, Vampire Enforcement Agency, Supernatural Sanctuary and Holiday High. Sweet Bay Billionaires and Sweet Bay Brides supply the contemporary romance. Titles run Soulsearch, Lost Soul, First Date with Destiny, Healing Hands, Flightless Bird, Flying Free and Growing Wings, at a median of 220 pages.

Kelly Barnhill, born in 1973, is an American author of children's literature, fantasy and science fiction. The Girl Who Drank the Moon won the Newbery Medal in 2017, and Kirkus Reviews named When Women Were Dragons one of the best science fiction and fantasy books of 2022. Twenty-four books are catalogued between 2008 and 2023, opening with a run of children's non-fiction, Sewers and the Rats That Love Them, The Bloody Book of Blood, and closing with The Crane Husband (2023). Witches, magic and friendship recur in the fiction.

Kelly Bowen writes historical romance, largely Regency, across 15 catalogued books published between 2014 and 2024. Dukes, earls and the English aristocracy supply the cast, in the Lords of Worth, Season for Scandal and Devils of Dover series. Bowen grew up in Manitoba, Canada, worked as a back country trail guide and ranch hand, and took a Master of Science degree in veterinary physiology and endocrinology before an infatuation with history and love stories led her to romance. I've Got My Duke to Keep Me Warm (2014) opens the run.

Kelly Easton writes children's fiction, and the catalogue lists 10 books from The Life History of a Star (2001) to Time in the Sleeping Sky (2011). Betts Pets is the series on the site. Trouble at Betts Pets (2002), Canaries and Criminals (2003), Walking on Air (2004), Aftershock (2006), Hiroshima Dreams (2007), White Magic (2007), To Be Mona (2008) and The Outlandish Adventures of Liberty Aimes (2009) complete the list. Subject headings include pet shops, homeless persons, the Vietnam War, veterans, diaries, and brothers and sisters. The list is marked likely complete.

Kelly Elliot writes romance, with ranchers, Texas, football and abused women among the recorded subjects. The catalogue holds 94 books from Wanted (2012) to Wilde Night (2026). Series include Wanted, Love Wanted in Texas, Love in Montana, Meet Me in Montana, the Southern Bride books, Boggy Creek Valley, the Seaside Chronicles, Moose Village, Love is a Cowboy, Boston Love and Austin Singles. Kristin Mayer is credited alongside Elliot on one title in the listing.

Kelly Favor writes erotic romance published in short serial parts. For His Pleasure gives the catalogue its largest run, with titles such as For His Honor, For His Keeping, For His Taking and For His Trust; Billionaire's Rules, Chained By The Billionaire, Club Alpha and Master Discipline follow the same pattern. Favor has 77 catalogued books, all published between 2012 and 2020, ending with Mister Discipline: Part Eight.

Kelly Fox has 50 books in the catalogue, published from 2019 to 2026. Scout and the Lavender Girl (2019) is the first title, and Full Contact, Hard Target and Sanctuary followed in 2020. Series include Rebel Sky Ranch, Wild Heart Ranch, Wrecked: Guardians, Mobsters and Billionaires, Central Texas, Texas Magic and Austin Falcons. The CEO and the Mountain Man (2026) is the newest book.

Kelly Gendron wrote erotic romance with a crime thread across 22 books, released from 2013 to 2023. Broken Fences, Fatal Promise and Favorite Places appeared in 2013. Gendron's series are Daring the Kane Brothers, Breaking the Declan Brothers and A Different Kind of Escort. Single-name titles include Jax, Slate and Zeke. The Escort (2023) is the most recent book, and the catalogue is dormant.

Kelly Greenawalt writes children's fiction, with 10 books in the catalogue from 2019 to 2025. I Am a Super Girl!: An Acorn Book (2019) is the first title, and Off I Go!: An Acorn Book shares that year. I Can Build It! (2020), I Am a Good Friend! (2021), I Am Brave! (2022), I Can Help! (2023) and I Am a Leader! (2024) follow. I Can Grow It (2025) is the newest, and Greenawalt is still publishing.

Kelly Hunter writes contemporary romance, with Harlequin, erotica, martial artists, businesswomen, women archaeologists and contract wives among the catalogue subjects. The catalogue lists 42 books, from Wife For A Week (2006) to Must Love Mistletoe (2024). Priceless and Bedded for Diamonds appeared in 2007. Series include Wests, Claimed by a King, Jackson Brothers, Hot Bed of Scandal, Montana Bachelors and Babies and Billionaires of the Outback.

Kelly Irvin writes Christian fiction, with 36 books in the catalogue from A Deadly Wilderness (2010) to Lilly's February Love (2026). No Child of Mine (2011), A Heart Made New (2012), A Plain Love Song (2014) and The Beekeeper's Son (2015) are among the titles in between. Irvin series include Every Amish Season, Bliss Creek Amish, New Hope Amish, Amish of Bee County, Amish of Big Sky Country, Amish Blessings and Amish Calling. Subjects include the Amish, Christian romance, murder investigations, detectives and widowers.

Kelly Jamieson writes romance, including erotic romance, and has 79 books catalogued from Love Me (2008) to The Rebound (2026). Aces Hockey, Wynn Hockey, Bears Hockey and Bayard Hockey are among the Jamieson series, along with New Jersey Storm, Heller Brothers, San Amaro Singles, Windy City Kink, Last Shot, Rule of Three and Brew Crew. Chicago, marriage, sisters and motorcycle gangs appear among the subjects.

Short fiction made Kelly Link's name. Link, born July 19, 1969, is an American writer and editor whose stories have been described as slipstream or magical realism, mixing science fiction, fantasy, horror and literary fiction; The Book of Love (2024) is Link's first novel. The awards include a Hugo, three Nebulas and three World Fantasy Awards, and a MacArthur Fellowship followed in 2018. The catalogue holds 19 titles from Travels with the Snow Queen (1996) to The Book of Love, among them the collections Pretty Monsters (2005) and Get in Trouble (2015).

Kelly Long has 18 catalogued books, from Hart's Truth (2005) to Amish Always (2023). Sarah's Garden (2010), Lilly's Wedding Quilt (2011), Threads of Grace (2013), The Amish Bride of Ice Mountain (2014) and The Amish Heart of Ice Mountain (2015) are among the titles. Ice Mountain, Patch of Heaven, Amish Mail Order Grooms and Amish Pie are the listed series. Amish life, Christian romance, Pennsylvania and physicians appear among the subjects.

Kelly Mason writes mysteries with a paranormal streak, across three series: Branden Bay Paranormal Cafe, Cotswold Coven and Lady Ellen Investigates. Mediums, ghosts, hauntings and witches run through the titles, from The Medium of Branden Bay and The Body in Branden Bay (2021) to The Rookie Witch (2023). Nineteen books are catalogued between 2021 and 2026, the newest being The Silence of the Slasher.

Kelly McCullough, born in 1967, is an American author of fantasy and science fiction who lives in Wisconsin. The McCullough catalogue runs to 17 books from WebMage (2006) to Numismancer (2020). The series are Webmage, Fallen Blade and Magic, Madness, and Mischief. Cybermancy, Codespell and MythOS followed WebMage, and Broken Blade (2011) and Bared Blade (2012) came later. Hackers, wizards, assassins and swordsmen are recorded subjects.

Vampires, shapeshifting, telepathy and women bounty hunters appear among the recorded subjects for Kelly Meding, whose books are tagged as fantasy and paranormal fiction. The catalogue lists 14 books from Three Days to Dead (2009) to Stray Moon (2019), across four series: Dreg City, Metas, Project Files and Strays. As Lie the Dead (2010), Trance (2011), Changeling (2012), Chimera (2013) and Lazarus (2016) are other titles. The catalogue marks Meding's list as likely complete.

Kelly Moore is credited with 51 books from 2016 to 2025, the first being Next August (2016). Piece by Piece and Pieced Together also appeared in 2016, followed by Broken Pieces and Pieces of Gray in 2017. Moore's series include Whisky River Road, Whiskey River West, Brooklyn, Epic Love Stories, Fated Lives, Elite Six, Disaster Rescue Missions and Vigilante Hitman. She Came with a Warning (2025) is the newest title.

Kelly Mustian has two catalogued novels, published four years apart: The Girls in the Stilt House (2021) and The River Knows Your Name (2025). Both sit under American literature in the subject index, and Mustian remains an active author.

Kelly Oliver, born July 28, 1958, is an American philosopher of feminism, political philosophy and ethics. Oliver holds the W. Alton Jones Professorship of Philosophy at Vanderbilt University in Nashville, founded the feminist philosophy journal philoSOPHIA, and has written 16 scholarly books and edited 12 volumes. The 45 catalogued titles begin with Ethics, Politics, and Difference in Julia Kristeva's Writing (1993). The listing also carries mystery series, among them Jessica James Mysteries, Fiona Figg Mystery and Pet Detective Mysteries, reaching The Case of the Christie Honeymoon Murder (2026).

Kelly Oram has 22 catalogued books, published between 2010 and 2024. Being Jamie Baker (2010) opens the list, More Than Jamie Baker followed in 2014, and Beauty and the Bachelor (2024) is the newest entry. Kellywood, Supernaturals, Jamie Baker and Science Squad are the four series credited to Oram. Serial Hottie (2012), The Avery Shaw Experiment (2013), Cinder & Ella (2014) and The Libby Garrett Intervention (2015) sit in the middle of the run. The 2010s hold the most titles, the median book runs 326 pages, and Oram is still publishing.

Kelly Rimmer writes historical fiction and psychological suspense. The Second World War and Poland supply the historical material, while adoption, pregnancy and addiction appear across the subjects. Rimmer's catalogue holds 16 books, among them The Secret Daughter (2015), Before I Let You Go (2018), The Things We Cannot Say (2019) and Truths I Never Told You (2020), opening with Me Without You (2014) and reaching The Story Keeper.

Kelly Robson

9 books• 1 series

Born in Edmonton, Alberta on 17 July 1967, Kelly Robson is a Canadian writer of science fiction, fantasy and horror. The novelette A Human Stain took the 2018 Nebula Award, and Waters of Versailles won the 2016 Aurora Award for best Canadian short fiction after a Nebula nomination for best novella; Gods, Monsters, and the Lucky Peach drew a further Nebula nomination in 2019. Nine titles are catalogued between 2015 and 2025, among them The Eye of the Swan (2016), Alias Space and Other Stories (2021), High Times in the Low Parliament (2022), Median (2024) and Landline (2025). Subjects record time travel and science fiction.

Kelly St. Clare writes fantasy and paranormal fiction across nine series. The Tainted Accords opened the catalogue with Fantasy of Frost (2015) and its Fantasy of Flight, Fire and Freedom sequels; the Pirates of Felicity followed, then Vampire Towers, Coven Caves, Werewolf Dens, Demon Peaks, the Magical Dating Agency and the Unworldly City books. 37 titles are catalogued between 2015 and Final Tier in 2026.

Kelly Yang, born August 29, 1984, is an Asian American writer known mainly for novels for children. Yang's first novel, Front Desk (2018), won the 2018 Parents' Choice Gold Medal for Fiction and the 2019 Asian/Pacific American Award for Literature, and Yang has since written fiction for young adults and adults as well. The catalogue holds 14 books from Front Desk to The Take (2026), including Parachutes (2020), Three Keys (2020), New from Here (2022) and Finally Seen (2023). Front Desk and Finally Seen are the two series listed, and subjects include immigrant families, motels and self-confidence.

Kellye Garrett writes mysteries with women sleuths, according to the catalogue subjects, which also list private investigators, murder and Hollywood. The 5 books run from Hollywood Homicide (2017) to Missing White Woman (2024), with Hollywood Ending (2018), Like a Sister (2022) and One Lucky Subscriber (2024) in between. Detective By Day is the series credited to Garrett, who is still publishing.

Kels Stone has 8 catalogued books published between 2022 and 2025, grouped into two series, Perks & Benefits and Hastings. Water Under the Bridge (2022) is the earliest title. Falling for Meadow, On Cloud Nine and Our Scorching Summer are all dated 2023, Close Knit 2024, and A Cozy Holiday, Highest Point and On Guard 2025. Stone is the only credit on every book, and the catalogue marks the run ongoing.

Kelsey Browning is credited alone on 17 catalogued books, published between 2014 and 2020. Prophecy of Love is the series listed under the Browning name. Readers looking for Kelsey Browning books in order start with Problems in Paradise (2014); the run continues through Stay with Me (2015), Hard to Love (2016) and Stripping Bare (2017), and ends with The Puppy Present in 2020.

Kelsey Clayton is a USA Today bestselling contemporary romance author living in a small Delaware town. Clayton's 21 books, released from 2018 to 2023, begin with Sleepless November (2018), and Awakened in September and Endless December followed in 2019. Clayton's series are Sleepless November Saga, North Haven University, Haven Grace Prep, Pretty Poison, Malvagio Mafia Duet and Influenced. A Shot of Pretty Poison (2023) is the latest title.

Four series hold most of Kelsey Kingsley's 23 books: Kinney Brothers, Born in Rain, Lighthouse and Patron Seints. The novels run long, at a median of 483 pages. Holly Freakin' Hughes and One Night to Fall both appeared in 2017, a sequence of Fall titles continued through 2018 and 2019, and Kingsley reached Finding Noah in 2026.

Kelsey Roberts writes romantic suspense and mystery. Catalogue subjects list murder, investigation, contemporary romance and man-woman relationships. The listing runs to 24 books published between 1993 and 2009, opening with Legal Tender (1993) and closing at The Night In Question (2009). Rose Tattoo and Landry Brothers are the two named series, with the remaining titles catalogued as standalone novels.

Shifter packs and rejected mates drive Kelsey Soliz's 36 books. Five series organise the catalogue: Hemlock Academy, Territory Walk, Trash Haven, Rejected Mates of The Shelter and Four Betrothals. Soliz started with First Addition in 2020 and published steadily through Knot As It Seems in 2026, with numbered titles such as Four Bonds, Four Trials, Territory One and Three to Find marking the series arcs.

Kelsie Calloway has 191 books catalogued since 2020. She's Perfect & She's Mine, The Beauty & The Business Man and The Bridesmaid & The Mountain Man opened the list that year, The Older Man's Obsession is dated 2026, and Ravaged Ever After is scheduled for 2027. Kelsie Calloway's series include Obsession of the Month, Curvy Girl Of The Month Club, Cops Love Curves, Ironfang Brotherhood MC, Men Of Devil's Peak and Titan's Rage Motorcycle Club.

Kelsie Rae is the author of 39 catalogued books, published between 2018 and 2026, organised into series including Signature Sweethearts, Swenson Sweethearts, Advantage Play, Wrecked Roommates, Little Things, Don't Let Me and Harden Heights. Titles from 2018 include Taking the Chance / Liv, Hands Off / Marcus and Stand Off / Sophie. Dark King and Wild Card date from 2019, and Resist Me (2026) is the newest.

Kelsie Stelting has 34 books in the catalogue between 2016 and 2025, from Always Anika to Curvy and Bright. The Curvy Girls Club is a character listing, and series listings include Curvy Girls Club, Curvy Girl Christmas, Escaping Texas High, New at Texas High, Texas Sun and Warr Acres High. Titles include Unfair Catch (2017), Abi and the Boy Next Door (2018), Becoming Skye (2018), Road Trip with the Enemy (2019) and Chasing Skye (2019).

Ken Blake is one of the pen names used by the British writer Henry Kenneth Bulmer, whose own output ran mostly to science fiction. The Ken Blake listing holds 12 books dated between 1978 and 1982, a tight run that opens with four 1978 titles, Where The Jungle Ends, Hunter Hunted, Long Shot and Stake Out, and closes with The Untouchables (1982). Assassination is the only subject recorded for the catalogue. Other titles include Blind Run (1979), Dead Reckoning (1980), Cry Wolf (1981) and Spy Probe (1981).

Ken Bruen has 47 books in the catalogue, from Funeral: Tales of Irish Morbidities (1992) to Galway's Edge (2025). Bruen, an Irish author of hardboiled and noir crime fiction, was born on 3 January 1951 and died on 29 March 2025. Series include Jack Taylor, Inspector Brant and Max and Angela. Early titles include Rilke on Black (1997), The Hackman Blues (1997), A White Arrest (1998) and The Guards (2001). Subjects include private investigators, ex-police officers, Ireland, London and the characters Detective Sergeant Brant and Chief Inspector Roberts.

Ken Fite is credited with the Blake Jordan series, and the catalogue lists titles from 2014 to 2025. Credible Threat (2016), The Senator (2016) and Prime Suspect (2025) are among the Fite titles. The catalogue records no subject headings for this author.

Ken Follett is a Welsh writer of thrillers and historical novels, born on 5 June 1949. The catalogue holds 39 books running from The Big Black (1974) to Circle of Days (2025). The Pillars of the Earth (1989) opened the Kingsbridge series and moved Follett from spy fiction into historical fiction; the earlier commercial breakthrough was the spy thriller Eye of the Needle (1978). Other headings include Piers Roper, the Apples Carstairs books published as Simon Myles, and a non-fiction list. Ken Follett is still publishing.

Ken Goddard writes crime thrillers and police procedurals. Twelve books are catalogued between Balefire (1984) and Chimera (2011), among them Wildfire (1985), Cheater / Digger (1991), Prey (1992), Double Blind (1997), First Evidence (1999), Outer Perimeter (2001) and In Extremis (2007). Henry Lightstone and Colin Cellars are Goddard's catalogued series. Recorded subjects include environmental protection, serial murders, psychopaths, and settings in California and the Pacific Northwest.