Authors whose first name starts with L, page 10 of 14

Lisa Shearin writes comic fantasy with elves, goblins and thieves. Raine Benares, a seeker caught up with a cursed amulet, carries the first six books from Magic Lost, Trouble Found (2007) to All Spell Breaks Loose (2012); the SPI Files then move the magic to a modern supernatural agency, starting with The Grendel Affair (2013). Twenty books span 2007 to 2023, closing for now with The Gorgon Agenda.

Lisa Stone writes thrillers and suspense. Eight books make up the catalogue: The Darkness Within (2017), Stalker (2018), The Doctor (2019), Taken (2020), The Cottage (2021), The Gathering (2023), The Murder Room (2024) and The Forever House (2025). Roughly one appears each year, at a median of 384 pages, and Stone remains actively publishing.

Lisa Suzanne writes romance. The catalogue holds 86 books published between 2013 and 2026, from How He Really Feels (2013) to Breakaway Bet (2026). The Vegas Aces world is split across Vegas Aces, Vegas Aces: The Quarterback, The Wide Receiver, The Tight End, The Coach and The Playbook, with Vegas Heat: Expansion Team and Vegas Heat: Bases Loaded alongside it. Other catalogued series include Bradley Legacy, Nash Brothers, My Favorite Band and the He Feels Trilogy.

Lisa T Bergren writes Christian fiction and children's books, with Christian romance, historical fiction and picture books all in the subject tags. The catalogue lists 71 titles from Romantic Notions (1993) to Heaven on Earth (2026). Love 'n' Romance, Once Upon a Caribbean Summer, Refuge and Torchlight all date from 1994, and The Captain's Bride from 1998. Series include God Gave Us, River of Time, River of Time: California, Oceans of Time, Once Upon a Summer, Homeward Trilogy and Sugar Baron's Daughters. Bears, polar bears, God and love appear among the tags.

Lisa Tuttle

35 books• 5 series

Lisa Gracia Tuttle, born September 16, 1952, is an American writer of science fiction, fantasy and horror, resident in the United Kingdom since 1981. The work runs to more than a dozen novels, seven short story collections and several non-fiction titles, among them the reference book Encyclopedia of Feminism (1986); Tuttle has also edited anthologies and reviewed books. The John W. Campbell Award for Best New Writer came in 1974, the 1989 BSFA Award for Short Fiction went to In Translation, and the 1982 Nebula Award for Best Short Story, for The Bone Flute, Tuttle refused. The catalogue lists 35 titles from The Bone Flute (1981) to Riding the Nightmare (2023).

Lisa Unger

40 books• 11 series

Lisa Unger, born Lisa Miscione on April 26, 1970, is an American writer whose contemporary fiction is mainly psychological thrillers. Angel Fire (2002) opens a catalogue of 40 books that reaches Served Him Right (2026). Lydia Strong, Ridley Jones and House of Crows are series. Other listed titles include Beautiful Lies (2006), Black Out (2008) and Fragile (2010). Subjects cover women journalists, missing persons, married people and women sleuths.

Lisa Wingate

32 books• 10 series

Lisa Wingate has 32 books in this catalogue, from Tending Roses (2001) to The Last Father-Daughter Dance (2026). Texas is among the subjects, and the Wingate series include Texas Hill Country, Moses Lake, Daily, Texas, Carolina Chronicles and Blue Sky Hill, alongside standalone novels and non-fiction. The subjects also cover Christian fiction, Christian romance, historical fiction, farm life, sisters and town life. Good Hope Road and Texas Cooking both appeared in 2003.

Lisanne Norman is the author of the Sholan Alliance series, with 10 science fiction books catalogued from Turning Point (1993) to The Pharaoh's Cat (2024). Fortune's Wheel (1995), Fire Margins (1996) and Razor's Edge (1997) follow the first title. Subject headings include space warfare, interplanetary voyages and life on other planets. Norman was born on 15 February 1951 in Glasgow, Scotland, and trained as a teacher.

Lish McBride is an American urban fantasy writer. The debut, Hold Me Closer, Necromancer (2010), is a young-adult novel in which a fast-food fry cook discovers a talent for necromancy; it won a 2011 Washington State Book Award and reached the finalist list for the William C. Morris YA Debut Award. Necromancing the Stone followed in September 2012. McBride grew up outside Seattle, earned an MFA in fiction at the University of New Orleans, and returned to Seattle afterwards. The catalogue lists 14 books through Most Likely to Murder (2026), across the Necromancer, Firebug and An Uncanny Romance series.

Lisi Harrison

41 books• 10 series

Lisi Harrison is a Canadian author of young adult fiction, known for three series: The Clique, Alphas and Monster High. The Clique (2004) opens a catalogue of 41 titles, with middle schools, cliques, friendship and competition in the subject tags, and monsters, boarding schools and prejudice beside them. Graphic novels, a Clique Summer Collection and the Graveyard Girls follow. Two Truths and a Lion (2023) is the most recent title.

Cold cases drive Lissa Marie Redmond's crime fiction. The Cold Case Investigation novels put a woman detective on murders that went unsolved, opening with A Cold Day in Hell in 2018. Seven books make up the catalogue, running through The Murder Book (2019), A Full Cold Moon (2020), The Parting Glass (2021) and Catch Your Death in 2022. Stalkers, criminal defence lawyers and murder investigation are the recurring subjects, and no new title has appeared since 2022.

Liu Cixin

32 books• 1 series

Liu Cixin is a Chinese science fiction writer and computer engineer, born in 1963 and published in English translation as Cixin Liu. The Three-Body Problem (2006) took the 2015 Hugo Award and Death's End the 2017 Locus Award; Liu has also won China's Galaxy Award nine times and the Chinese Nebula Award, and serves as vice president of the Shanxi Writers Association. Thirty-three titles are catalogued from 1998 onward, among them Ball Lightning (2004), The Wandering Earth (2005) and The Dark Forest (2008). Human-alien encounters, imaginary wars and survival recur as subjects.

Liv Constantine is the pen name shared by the sisters Lynne Constantine and Valerie Constantine. Psychological thrillers and suspense make up the catalogue's subjects, with Mrs. Parrish and Jack Logan listed as series. The Last Mrs. Parrish (2017) is followed by The Last Time I Saw You (2019), The Silent Conspiracy (2020) and The Wife Stalker (2020), and Promise Me Never (2026) is the newest title on file. The listing also carries short fiction filed separately under each sister's own name.

Liv Zander publishes in duets and short sequences: Court of Ravens, the Pale Court Duet and the Heartstring Duet. King of Flesh and Bone and Queen of Rot and Pain both appear in 2022, followed by Feathers So Vicious and Shadows So Cruel in 2023 and the Crown Me pair in 2026. Six books make up the catalogue so far, and Zander is still publishing.

Livia Blackburne is credited on 9 catalogued books published between 2013 and 2023, filed by the catalogue as fantasy and children's fiction. Two series sit under the name, Midnight Thief and Rosemarked. The run opens with Poison Dance (2013) and closes with Clementine and Danny Save the World (2023), taking in Daughter of Dusk (2015), Umbertouched (2018), I Dream of Popo (2021) and Feather and Flame (2021). Subjects record thieves, assassins, knights and knighthood, identity and love.

Livia J. Washburn writes mysteries and westerns, with 57 books in the catalogue from The Emerald Land (1983) to Tourist Trap (2024). Some titles appeared under other names: Ghost River (1990) and Red River Ruse (1991) as L.J. Washburn, Crusade: Lyron's Lament (1995) as Livia Reasoner with James Reasoner, and Rivers of Gold (1995) as J.L. Reasoner. Washburn series include Fresh-Baked Mysteries, Lucas Hallam, Delilah Dickinson, Kingfisher P.I., Evans Novel of the West, Palmetto, Tongue-Tied Witch and Our Town. Subjects include baking, murder, women sleuths, Texas, South Carolina and Phyllis Newsom.

Liz Alterman is credited on 8 catalogued books published between 2021 and 2026. He’ll Be Waiting and Sad Sacked: A Memoir both appeared in 2021. The Perfect Neighborhood (2022) and The House on Cold Creek Lane (2024) follow. Three titles carry 2025 dates: A Different Type of Poison, Claire Casey's Had Enough and You Shouldn't Have Done That. You'll Be Sorry (2026) is the newest entry, and Alterman is still publishing.

A Frightful Noel (2018) opens the catalogue of Liz Bradford, which holds 16 books published through 2025. Bradford's listed series are Detectives of Hazel Hill, Hazel Hill Police & Fire, Knoxville FBI and Tracking Danger. Pursued (2019), A Shot at Redemption (2020), Into the Flames (2021) and Under Fire (2022) are among the titles. Smoky Escape dates from 2023, Betrayed (2025) is the newest, and Bradford continues to publish.

Liz Braswell, also known as Elizabeth J. Braswell, is a British-born American writer of young adult fiction best known for New York Times bestselling books in Disney's Twisted Tales series. The Nine Lives of Chloe King, another Braswell series, became a television show of the same name in 2011. Braswell also publishes as Tracy Lynn, Rob Kidd, J. B. Stephens and Celia Thompson. The catalogue lists 22 books from Snow: A Retelling of "Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs" (2003) to Adventure Is Out There! (2026), including The Fallen (2004), A Whole New World (2015), As Old As Time (2016) and Straight On Till Morning (2019). Subjects name fairy tales, princesses, magic and mothers and daughters.

Born in London in 1944, Liz Byrski is an Australian journalist and writer. The 25 books catalogued under Byrski run from Behind The Bedroom Door (1984) to Lost and Found (2025). Early nonfiction covers alcoholism, cancer and family relationships, including Under The Influence and Facing Cancer (both 1989). Gang of Four (2004) is among the later titles.

Historical romance set among the English nobility is the field of Liz Carlyle, with 23 catalogued books from My False Heart (1999) to The Earl's Mistress (2014). The series are MacLachlan Family & Friends, Lorimer Family & Clan Cameron, Neville Family & Friends, Fraternitas Aureae Crucis and Rutledge Family. A Woman Scorned (2000), No True Gentleman (2002), One Little Sin (2005) and Two Little Lies (2005) are among the titles, and London and secret societies appear among the subjects.

Liz Eeles writes feel-good romance set on the English coast, in three series: Salt Bay, Heaven's Cove and the Cosy Kettle books. Annie's Holiday by the Sea (2017) opens the catalogue, seasonal titles follow it, Annie's Christmas by the Sea, Annie's Summer by the Sea, and the Last House Before the Sea novels carry the later work. Twenty-one titles reach The Wife at the Last House Before the Sea (2025).

Liz Evans / Patricia Grey is the catalogue entry for 15 books published from 1994 to 2020, some under the Patricia Grey name. Junction Cut (1994), Balaclava Row (1995) and Good Hope Station (1997) carry that name. The series are PI Grace Smith and DS Bailey, and Grace Smith is a recorded fictional character. Women sleuths, women private investigators, England and the Second World War appear among the subjects. Who Killed Marilyn Monroe? (1997) and Don't Mess With Mrs In Between! (2020) are other titles.

Liz Fenton and Lisa Steinke write together, and the catalogue credits all 9 books to the pair. The run covers 2011 to 2023, from I'll Have Who She's Having (2011) to Forever Hold Your Peace (2023), taking in Your Perfect Life, The Status of All Things, The Year We Turned Forty, The Good Widow, Girls' Night Out, The Two Lila Bennetts and How to Save a Life. Subjects record female friendship, best friends, life change events, identity, social media and time travel, across contemporary romance, psychological and humorous fiction.

Cornwall is Liz Fenwick's constant subject, its history and its landscape both. Born in 1963 and American by birth, Fenwick lives in Cornwall, and The Guardian named her the queen of the contemporary Cornish novel in 2017. The debut, The Cornish House, was published by Orion in 2012, and the 12 catalogued books reach Flora's Day (2026) by way of A Cornish Affair (2013), The Returning Tide (2017), The Path to the Sea (2019) and The Secret Shore (2023). Grief, friendship, families and runaway women recur, and the books have been translated into 15 languages.

Liz Fox is credited with 80 books, all dated between 2020 and 2025. Corrupting (2020) is the first title, and that year also brought Hot for the Sergeant, Always Right, Amazed by Her Curves, Her Older Billionaire and Her Older Cowboy. Fox series include Daddy Knows Better, Possessing Her Curves, Raging Angels MC, Bad Boy Billionaires, Hot Guys with Glasses and Devoted Cowboys. Falling for My Shifter Defender (2025) is the newest listing, and C.L. Cruz shares credit on one book.

Liz Graham has 11 catalogued books from 2016 to 2023, and the listed series are Witch Kin Chronicles and Carmel McAlistair. The Cut Throat and The Garrote are the 2016 titles, and The Iron Dog followed in 2017. An Arrogant Witch (2019), An Errant Witch (2020) and An Enigmatic Witch (2022) appear later, along with An Imperfect Death (2020) and St. Jude Undone (2022). An Embittered Witch (2023) is the newest.

Liz Hambleton is credited alone on 12 books published between 2020 and 2025. Two series carry the name: Center Duet and Serial Survivors Collection. Keep in Touch (2020) is the earliest title and Myra Might Survive (2025) the most recent, with The Discovery Center (2022), The Final Storm (2022), After the Storms (2023) and Twin Flame (2023) in between. Hambleton remains actively publishing.

Liz Ireland's catalogue spans historical and contemporary romance, westerns and holiday cozy mysteries, with 35 books from Man Trap (1993) to Mrs. Claus and the Fatal Figgy Pudding (2026). Mrs. Claus is the named series, and Christmas and murders feature in its subjects. Earlier titles include Birds and the Bees (1994), Cecilia and the Stranger (1995), Heaven Sent Husband (1996), The Groom Forgets (1997) and Prim And Improper (1998). Frontier and pioneer life also appears among the subjects.

Liz Isaacson is a pen name of Elana Johnson, a Utah-based American writer who also publishes as Jessie Newton. Johnson's young adult and romance titles have reached the USA Today bestseller list three times. Under the Isaacson name the catalogue lists 152 books tagged romance and westerns, from Second Chance Ranch (2015) to Bailey (2026). Three Rivers Ranch Romance, Coral Canyon Cowboys, Shiloh Ridge Ranch in Three Rivers, Seven Sons Ranch in Three Rivers and Brush Creek Cowboys Romance are among the series.

Liz Jensen is an English novelist, born in 1959 and living in Copenhagen. Eight catalogued books run from Egg Dancing (1996) to The Uninvited (2012), taking in Ark Baby (1998), The Paper Eater (2000), War Crimes For The Home (2002), The Ninth Life of Louis Drax (2004), My Dirty Little Book Of Stolen Time (2006) and The Rapture (2009). Subjects filed against the books record the Second World War, infertility, veterinarians, human-animal relationships, evolution and extinction, and mark the writing as humorous, historical and psychological.

Liz Johnson writes Christian romance and romantic suspense, with subject headings naming Love Inspired, kidnapping, undercover operations, FBI agents and bed and breakfast accommodations. The catalogue counts 25 books from The Kidnapping of Kenzie Thorn (2009) to A Star in the Night (2025). Vanishing Act (2010), Code of Justice (2011), SEAL Under Siege (2013), Navy SEAL Noel (2014) and The Red Door Inn (2016) are among them. Series are Prince Edward Island Dreams, Prince Edward Island Shores, Special Agent Assignments and Georgia Coast Romance.

Liz Kessler, born 15 October 1966, is an English children's author. Emily Windsnap, a half-mermaid, is the central figure of Kessler's most notable series. The catalogue holds 32 books from 2003 to 2025, opening with The Tail of Emily Windsnap (2003) and reaching Emily Windsnap and the Crystal Caves (2025). Other series are Philippa Fisher and Poppy, and the subjects include mermaids, fairies, magic and friendship.

Liz Mistry writes action thrillers, with three listed series: DI Gus McGuire, DS Nikita Parekh and Solanki & McQueen. The catalogue holds 17 books from Unquiet Souls (2016) to Deadly Reckoning (2025). Uncoiled Lies, Uncommon Cruelty and Untainted Blood all date from 2017, and Unspoken Truths from 2018. Later titles include Last Request (2019), Broken Silence (2020) and Dark Memories (2021). Mistry averages a book about every seven months and continues to publish.

Liz Moore

5 books

Five catalogued books make up Liz Moore's list, published between 2007 and 2024 at an average gap of four years. The Words of Every Song (2007) opens the run, followed by Heft (2012), The Unseen World (2016), Long Bright River (2020) and The God of the Woods (2024). Music, families, friendship and self-realisation run through the subject records.

Liz Mugavero's catalogue is one cozy series, the Pawsitively Organic Mysteries, seven books published between 2013 and 2019. Subject headings cover women detectives, pets, the pet food industry, celebrity chefs and murder investigation. Kneading to Die (2013) opens the run, which continues through A Biscuit, a Casket (2014), The Icing on the Corpse (2015) and Custom Baked Murder (2016). Murder, She Meowed (2019) is the last book.

Liz Nugent writes psychological suspense. The Irish novelist, born in Dublin in 1967, has six catalogued books, beginning with Unravelling Oliver (2013) and reaching The Truth About Ruby Cooper (2026). Murder, deception, family secrets and domestic violence are the recurring subjects. Lying in Wait (2016), Skin Deep (2018), Little Cruelties (2020) and Strange Sally Diamond (2023) fill the years between, spaced two to three years apart.

Liz Pichon

57 books• 1 series

Tom Gates is Liz Pichon's illustrated comedy series for readers in grades 3 to 5, which has sold 16.5 million copies and been translated into 44 languages across 47 markets. Pichon is a British author and illustrator, born in 1963. 57 catalogued books run from Hot Dogs and Cool Cats (1996) to Pesky Pets and Parties (2025), the early ones picture books such as Santa's Reindeer and My Big Brother Boris. The median title runs 240 pages.

Liz Talley writes romance, some of it carrying a suspense thread, and Louisiana and Texas recur among the recorded settings. The catalogue holds 35 books published between 2010 and 2024, opening with Vegas Two-Step (2010) and reaching Hot to Trot (2024). Series under Talley's name include Morning Glory, New Orleans' Ladies, Boys of Bayou Bridge, Home in Magnolia Bend, Cricket Crosby Caper and Oak Stand / Dancing in Texas. Kimberly Van Meter is credited alongside Talley on one title.

Liz Tolsma writes Christian historical fiction, romance and suspense, with World War II, the Netherlands, Germany, the Philippines and anti-Nazi underground movements among the subjects. The 19 catalogued books begin with Snow on the Tulips (2013), followed by Daisies Are Forever (2014) and Remember the Lilies (2015). Tolsma's series include Music of Hope and Echoes of the Past. What I Left for You (2024) is the newest title.

Liz Tomforde writes sports romance with realistic, healthy relationships, witty banter and real-life struggles. Tomforde grew up in Northern California as the youngest of five children and lives in Sonoma County. The catalogue lists 9 books, beginning with Becoming Selfish (2021) and running to In Her Own League (2026), with Cardinal Rule scheduled for 2027. Named series are Windy City, Windy City Spinoff, Selfish and Wilder Woods. Hockey and college appear among the subject headings.

Textiles run through Liz Trenow's historical fiction, with silk weaving, quilting, seamstresses and dressmakers all in the subject headings. The Last Telegram (2012) opens a catalogue of ten novels taking in The Forgotten Seamstress (2013), The Silk Weaver, also published as The Hidden Thread (2017), and The Dressmaker of Draper's Lane (2019). Several books carry alternate titles, and the run ends at The Secret Sister (2023). Other subjects cover the Second World War, London and royal households.

English crime writer Liza Cody was born in London on 11 April 1944. Cody's series are Anna Lee Mystery, Eva Wylie and Lady Bag. Recorded subjects include private investigators, women detectives, women wrestlers and London. The catalogue lists 17 books from Dupe (1980) to Gift or Theft (2020), including Bad Company (1982), Stalker (1984), Backhand (1991), Bucket Nut (1992) and Musclebound (1997).

The catalogue holds 14 books by Liza James, dated from Branded (2007) to The Mad House (2022). Four groupings organise the work: Pandora's Box, Queens of Hell, a set of short stories and novellas, and a set of standalone novels. Game On and Mischief In the Dark appeared in 2011, while Descent, Echo, Fated and Vibe date from 2020. No title after 2022 is recorded.

Liza Marklund

13 books• 2 series

Annika Bengtzon, a newspaper journalist, is the character Liza Marklund writes. Thirteen books are catalogued from The Bomber (1998) to The Final Word (2017), including Studio Sex (1999), Vanished (2000), Prime Time (2001), Red Wolf (2003), Last Will (2006) and The Long Shadow (2008). Murder investigation, bombings, investigative reporting and Stockholm are the subject headings. Marklund, born in 1962, is a Swedish journalist and crime writer whose novels have appeared in forty languages; she co-owns the publishing house Piratförlaget and has served as a goodwill ambassador for UNICEF. The median book runs 448 pages.

Liza Palmer writes contemporary fiction about women, family and friendship, with subject headings naming overweight women, female friendship, women cooks, waitresses and weddings. Conversations with the Fat Girl (2005) is the first title, followed by Seeing Me Naked (2008) and A Field Guide to Burying Your Parents (2009). More Like Her (2011), Nowhere But Home (2013), Girl Before a Mirror (2015) and The F Word (2017) come later. The Nobodies (2019) appears next, and Young Fools (2025) is the newest.

Liza Street has 46 catalogued books, published between 2016 and 2023. Eight Fierce titles open the run in 2016, among them Fierce Wanderer, Fierce Protector and Fierce Survivor, and Savage Bliss and Savage Heartache follow in 2017. Series include the Junkyard Shifters, the Sierra Pride, the Dark Pines Pride, Charmslinger and the Fierce Mates books for the Corona Pride and the Rock Creek Clan. The listing ends at Blood Bargain (2023) and is marked dormant.

Lizzie Lane writes sagas of wartime and working-class family life in England. Thirty-three books are catalogued between 2002 and 2026 across seven series: Wartime Brides, Tobacco Girls, Coronation Close, Orchard Cottage Hospital, Strong Trilogy, Mary Anne Randall and Sweet Sisters. Wartime Brides (2002) opens the catalogue, followed by Coronation Wives (2003), Daughter of Destiny (2004), The Sugar Merchant's Wife (2005), Secrets of the Past (2006) and Trouble for the Boat Girl (2007), with A Wartime Family and A Wartime Wife arriving in 2014. Trouble Ahead at Coronation Close (2026) is the newest, and the 2020s are the densest decade.

Lizzie Morton is credited on 11 catalogued books, all published between 2021 and 2023. Three series carry the Morton name: the Always Trilogy, Fool Me and Summer Nights. Always (2021) is the earliest title in the listing and Peonies and Promises (2023) the latest, with Fool Me Twice (2021), Just One Kiss (2021), Fool Me Once (2022) and Wanting You Always (2022) between them. No book has been catalogued since 2023.

Wartime supplies Lizzie Page's subject, through four series: War Nurses, Wartime Evacuees, Airline Girls and the Shilling Grange Children's Home. Sixteen catalogued books open in 2018 with Daughters of War and The War Nurses, take in When I Was Yours (2019), The Forgotten Girls (2020), The Wartime Nanny (2020) and The Orphanage (2021), and reach The Girl Who Took Flight (2026). The Girl in the Skies is scheduled for 2027.

Lizzy Dent's catalogue holds eight books published between 2017 and 2026. This Beats Perfect (2017) gave its name to a series with A Secret Beat and The Punk Factor (2018), written for younger readers around music and performance. The later novels arrive at roughly one a year: The Summer Job (2021), The Setup (2022), The Sweetest Revenge (2023), Just One Taste (2024) and Drive Me Crazy (2026).

LJ Ross writes English crime fiction, best known for the DCI Ryan murder investigations. Holy Island (2015) opens that series, followed by Sycamore Gap, Angel, Heavenfield, Cragside and High Force, each named for a place. The Alexander Gregory thrillers run alongside, and the catalogue holds 33 books through Belsay in 2025.

Lloyd Alexander wrote fantasy for children and young adults. Alexander lived from 1924 to 2007, grew up in Pennsylvania through the Great Depression, and worked across seven decades; 45 books are catalogued here, from And Let the Credit Go (1955) to The Golden Dream of Carlo Chuchio (2007). The Chronicles of Prydain, five high fantasy novels set in the imaginary land of Prydain, is the best known work, and its conclusion, The High King, took the 1969 Newbery Medal. The Westmark Trilogy and the Vesper Holly adventures are Alexander's other series. National Book Awards followed in 1971 and 1982, and the work has been translated into 20 languages.

Lloyd Biggle Jr. (1923-2002) was an American musician, author and oral historian who wrote science fiction and mystery. The catalogue lists 30 books from Hornet's Nest (1959) to Murder in the Maze (2018), at a median of 220 pages, with the 1970s the heaviest decade. Science fiction fills the early run, in The Angry Espers (1961), All the Colors of Darkness (1963) and The World Menders (1971), through the Jan Darzek and Interplanetary Relations Bureau series. The mysteries take in Pletcher and Lambert, the Grandfather Rastin stories, Lady Sara Varnley Victorian Mystery and work featuring Sherlock Holmes.

Lloyd C. Douglas, born Lloyd Cassel Douglas on August 27, 1877, was an American minister and author who died on February 13, 1951. Douglas wrote a first novel only at age 50 and became one of the most popular American authors of the period. Magnificent Obsession (1929) opens the 11 catalogued books, which include Green Light, White Banners, Disputed Passage, The Robe (1942) and The Big Fisherman (1948). Subjects include Christianity, historical fiction, physicians, philanthropists, redemption and the Holy Coat.

Lloyd Jones is credited with 17 catalogued books from 1986 to 2022, tagged with New Zealand, New Zealand short stories, Albanian history, imposture, biography and humour. Gilmore's Dairy Jones (1986) is the earliest title, followed by Splinter (1988), Swimming to Australia (1991) and Biografi (1993). This House Has Three Walls (1997), The Book of Fame (2000) and Napoleon and the Chicken Farmer (2003) come later. The Fish (2022) is the newest listed book.

Logan Fox has 44 catalogued books published between 2018 and 2026. The 2018 titles include Her Merc, Her Capo, Her Don, Her Wolf and Mr. Sugar, and the most recent entry is Punished by my Enemy (2026). Series include Blood for Blood, Their Cartel Princess, Ruthless Reign, the Sinners of Saint Amos, Fyre & Ashes, A Crime Family Affair, the Serpents of Cinderhart Academy, Bad Bullies, Cruel Heroes and Lethal Addiction. All 44 books are credited to Fox alone.

Logan Jacobs has published 327 books since 2019, a run that opens with Arena (2019) and reaches Backyard Dungeon: UK Edition 10 in 2026. The work is organised into numbered series such as Backyard Dungeon, Monster Girl Islands, Scholomance, OP MC, Dinosaur World, Kill Monsters, Get Rich and Vampire Lord: Conquering a Bloodthirsty Earth. The entire catalogue falls inside the 2020s, and the series remain ongoing.

Logan Ryles has 48 books catalogued under action and thriller, published from 2019 to 2026, with Edge of Night set for 2027. Ryles's series follow Reed Montgomery, Mason Sharpe, Wolfgang Pierce and Ian Hale, alongside Prosecution Force. Sandbox, a Reed Montgomery short story, appeared in 2019 with Hunt to Kill, Overwatch and Total War. Deep End (2026) is the most recent title.

Lois Duncan (April 28, 1934 to June 15, 2016), born Lois Duncan Steinmetz, was an American novelist, poet and journalist. Duncan is best known for young adult novels, and historians credit Duncan as a pioneer of young adult fiction, above all in horror, thriller and suspense. The daughter of professional photographers Lois and Joseph Janney Steinmetz, Duncan started writing young and published two early novels as Lois Kerry. Hotel for Dogs (1971), I Know What You Did Last Summer (1973) and Summer of Fear (1976) are among the novels. The catalogue lists 51 titles from Debutante Hill (1957) to Written in the Stars (2014), including A Gift of Magic (1960) and Game of Danger (1962).