Authors whose first name starts with L, page 12 of 14

Louisa George writes medical and contemporary romance, with physicians, nurses, teachers, rock musicians and rugby union players among the catalogue subjects. The 38 books run from One Month to Become a Mum (2012) to Ivy's Fling with the Surgeon (2023). Series include Healing Hearts Medical Romance, Portobello Local Newsroom, Oakdale and Rawhiti Island Medics. Other titles include The Last Doctor She Should Ever Date (2013).

Louisa Luna's catalogue splits in two. Brave New Girl (2001), Crooked (2002) and Serious as a Heart Attack (2004) come first; then a fourteen-year gap, after which the Alice Vega novels begin with Two Girls Down (2018) and run through The Janes (2020), Hideout (2022) and Tell Me Who You Are (2024). Seven books are catalogued in all. Missing children, bounty hunting, private investigation, coming of age and California settings fill the subject list.

Louisa Masters has 58 books in the catalogue. The earliest entry is Miss Fix-It (2010), followed by Charming Him (2017), and the newest is The Feeder Legacy (2026). Series by Louisa Masters include Joy Universe, Ghostly Guardians, Hidden Species, Here Be Dragons, Elemental Men, Met His Match, Demons-In-Law, Elf Magic and An Irish Flirtation. Louisa Masters is still publishing.

Louisa May Alcott

103 books• 4 series

Alcott wrote novels, short stories and children's fiction, and the catalogue runs to 103 titles, with Little Women, Eight Cousins and Aunt Jo's Scrap Bag among the named sequences. The list starts with The Inheritance (1849) and Flower Fables (1854) and takes in Hospital Sketches (1863), Moods (1864) and Behind a Mask, or a Woman's Power (1866). Young women, social custom and gender roles are the recurring subjects, and the Alcott catalogue is listed as likely complete.

Witches are the recurring subject of Louisa Morgan's fiction. Morgan writes historical fantasy with occult and supernatural elements, and the 7 catalogued books run from A Secret History of Witches (2017) to The Faerie Handmaid (2026). The list takes in The Witch's Kind (2019), The Age of Witches (2020), The Great Witch of Brittany (2022) and The Ghosts of Beatrice Bird (2023). Mothers and daughters, families and magic recur as subjects. The catalogue lists no numbered series, and Morgan is actively publishing.

Louisa Scarr writes crime fiction built around police officers. Ask Me No Questions (2019) opens 11 catalogued books that reach Leicester Square (2026). Three series divide the list: Butler & West, PC Lucy Halliday and DS Kate Munro. Titles run from Nowhere To Be Found (2020) and Blink of an Eye (2022) to Gallows Wood (2024) and Memorial Park (2025).

Louisa West is catalogued under women's fiction, with 13 books published from 2020 to 2024. New Witch on the Block (2020) is listed first and Home Is Where the Witch Is (2024) as the newest. Jealousy's A Witch, Get Witch Quick, Son of a Witch, Witch Way to Salem, Nice Day for a Witch Wedding and Dreaming of a Witch Christmas are other titles. West is still publishing.

Louisa Young is a British novelist who also writes songs, short stories, biography and journalism. Two series stand under her name: Evangeline Gower and My Dear I Wanted to Tell You. The non-fiction includes A Great Task of Happiness (1995), a life of Kathleen Scott, The Book of the Heart (2002), and You Left Early (2018), an account of her relationship with the composer Robert Lockhart. Five further books were written with her daughter, Isabel Adomakoh Young, under the shared name Zizou Corder. Twelve titles are catalogued under Young's own name, reaching The Golden Hours (2026).

Louise Allen is the pen name of Melanie Hilton, a British romance novelist born in 1949 and writing since 1993. The first books were written with a friend under the shared name Francesca Shaw, beginning with The Master of Winterbourne (1993). The Piratical Miss Ravenhurst (2011) and Scandal's Virgin (2014) each won the Romantic Novelists' Association Love Story of the Year. The catalogue runs to The Lady Who Said No To The Duke (2025). Series include Those Scandalous Ravenhursts, Lords of Disgrace, Danger and Desire, Liberated Ladies, Dangerous Deceptions and Herriard. Subjects include Regency romance, the aristocracy and young women.

Louise Bagshawe, later credited as Louise Mensch, has 18 catalogued books from Career Girls (1995) to Career Game (2015). Subject tags point to romance, young women, businesswomen, ambition, revenge, friendship, Hollywood and the motion picture industry. The Movie (1996), Tall Poppies (1997), Venus Envy (1998), When She Was Bad (2001) and Tuesday's Child (2005) are among the titles. The median book length is 448 pages, and the catalogue treats the list as likely complete.

Louise Bay has 51 catalogued books, published between 2014 and 2026. Catalogue subjects record billionaires, heiresses and man-woman relationships. The run opens with A Week in New York (2014) and reaches The London Man (2026). Bay's series include the Empire State Trilogy, Doctors, Gentleman, Calling Me, Nights and Colorado Club Billionaires, and the listing groups a further set of titles under The Royals.

Louise Beech has eight catalogued books, arriving at an average of one a year from How to Be Brave (2015) to Nothing Else (2022). The listing files them under thrillers, psychological fiction, romance and suspense, within English literature. Call Me Star Girl (2019), I Am Dust (2020) and This Is How We Are Human (2021) make up the later run. Six of the eight books have a recorded length, at a median of 288 pages, and nothing has been added since 2022.

Louise Candlish

20 books

Louise Candlish is a British author of psychological suspense about secrets, female friendship, and mothers and their children. Our House won Crime & Thriller Book of the Year at the 2019 British Book Awards and was adapted for ITV in 2021 with Tuppence Middleton and Martin Compston; The Only Suspect took the Capital Crime Fingerprint award for thriller of the year in 2024. Candlish's 20 catalogued books open with Prickly Heat (2004) and reach A Neighbour's Guide to Murder (2025), at a median of 404 pages.

Louise Cooper (1952–2009) was a British fantasy writer, born in Barnet, Hertfordshire, who lived in Cornwall with husband Cas Sandall. Cooper's first full-length novel appeared at age twenty, and after working in London publishing from 1975, Cooper wrote full time from 1977. The Time Master trilogy was a bestseller, and the total output exceeded eighty fantasy and supernatural novels for adults and children. The catalogue records 67 books from The Book of Paradox (1973) to The Bad Seed (2008), with series such as Indigo, Chaos Gate and Daughter of Storms.

Louise Doughty

12 books

Louise Doughty is an English novelist and screenwriter, born in 1963, best known for Apple Tree Yard (2013). Doughty has worked as a cultural critic for newspapers and magazines; her weekly Daily Telegraph column became the book A Novel in a Year in 2007, and she presented A Good Read on BBC Radio 4 from 1998 to 2001. Twelve titles are catalogued from Crazy Paving (1995) to A Bird in Winter (2023), among them Fires in the Dark (2004), Stone Cradle (2007), Whatever You Love (2010), Black Water (2016) and Terminus (2018).

Louise Douglas writes mystery and gothic fiction with a strong romantic line, secrecy, single mothers and friendships between women recur. Fifteen books run from The Love of My Life (2008) to The Sea Sisters (2026), among them The Secrets Between Us (2011), The Secret by the Lake (2015), The House by the Sea (2020) and the Toussaints Detective Agency series. Median length sits at 400 pages, and Douglas remains actively publishing.

Louise Erdrich

37 books• 3 series

Louise Erdrich (Karen Louise Erdrich, born June 7, 1954) is an American writer of novels, short stories, poetry and children's books with Native American characters and settings. Erdrich is an enrolled citizen of the Turtle Mountain Band of Chippewa Indians of North Dakota. The Plague of Doves was a 2009 finalist for the Pulitzer Prize for Fiction. The catalogue lists 37 books from Imagination (1982) to Python's Kiss (2026), with the Love Medicine and Birchbark House series among them. Ojibwa life, Indian reservations and poetry feature in the subjects.

Louise Fein writes historical fiction set in the twentieth century, much of it around the Second World War. Four books make up the catalogue: Daughter of the Reich, also published as People Like Us, in 2020, The Hidden Child in 2021, The London Bookshop Affair in 2024 and Book of Forbidden Words in 2026. Women's lives supply the viewpoint, and the catalogue is ongoing.

Louise Hare writes historical mysteries with racism, immigration and noir atmosphere at their centre, several of them touching the Second World War. The Canary Club Mystery is her series. Four catalogued books run from This Lovely City (2020) through Miss Aldridge Regrets (2022) and Harlem After Midnight (2023) to The House of Fallen Sisters in 2026.

Louise Jensen writes psychological thrillers with short, flat titles: The Sister (2016), The Gift (2016), The Surrogate (2017), The Date (2018), The Family (2019), The Fall (2023), The Intruders (2024) and The Liar (2025). Sisters, female friendship and domestic crime supply the material, and police procedure and women sleuths sit in the subject list beside them. Eleven Jensen titles are catalogued between 2016 and I Did a Bad Thing (2026).

Louise Penny

24 books• 3 series

Louise Penny, born in 1958, is a Canadian writer of crime fiction, best known for the Chief Inspector Armand Gamache novels set in Quebec. The catalogue holds 24 of her books, running from Still Life (2005) to Miss Wolcott's Ghost (2026), and the Gamache series continues. Her other listings are standalone novels and a set of Gamache short stories and novellas. Hillary Rodham Clinton shares the credit on 1 of the 24 books. Penny's novels appear in more than 23 languages, and her honours include Agatha and Anthony Awards plus 2017 appointments to the Order of Canada and the National Order of Quebec.

Louise Rennison (1951–2016) was an English comedian who wrote comic fiction for teenage girls. The Confessions of Georgia Nicolson sets down the diary of a teenager and her friends, the Ace Gang, starting with Angus, Thongs and Full-Frontal Snogging (1999); the first two books became the film Angus, Thongs and Perfect Snogging. The Misadventures of Tallulah Casey follows Georgia's younger cousin. The catalogue holds 17 titles, ending with The Taming of the Tights (2013).

Louise Voss writes thrillers and suspense fiction. Eleven books are catalogued between To Be Someone (2001) and His Other Woman (2021), among them Are You My Mother? (2002), Lifesaver (2004), Catch Your Death (2011), From the Cradle (2014), The Venus Trap (2015) and The Old You (2018). Kate Maddox is Voss's catalogued series. Recorded subjects include adoptees and birthparents, organ transplantation, medical research personnel, secrecy and murder.

Louise Welsh

11 books• 2 series

Louise Welsh, born in London in 1965 and living in Glasgow, writes psychological thrillers. The Cutting Room (2002) opens the catalogue and The Cut Up (2026) is the newest of 11 catalogued books. The Plague Times Trilogy holds A Lovely Way to Burn (2014), Death Is a Welcome Guest (2015) and No Dominion (2017); Rilke is the recurring figure of the other series, and auctioneers, Scotland and murder fill the subjects. Welsh has written three plays and an opera, edited volumes of prose and poetry, and took the Corine Literature Prize in 2004.

Love Belvin is a romance author with 32 books in the catalogue, published between 2013 and 2025. Love Lost (2013) is first, followed by Love UnCharted (2013) and Love Unexpected (2013). Belvin's series include Love Unaccounted, Wayward Love, Love's Improbable Possibility, Waiting to Breathe, Love in Rhythm & Blues, Sadik, Prism and Muted Hopelessness. In Covenant with Ezra (2015) is among the titles, and Inevitably Love. (2025) is the newest.

Loxley Savage is catalogued with 14 books published between 2019 and 2023. Seven series stand under the name: Feathers & Fire, Afterworld Academy, Sinister Fairytales, Bitterwood Elites, Kings of Emperia, Enslaved by the Kings and Sanguine Selection. The listing opens with Bound for Blood (2019) and ends at Bitter Tears (2023), taking in Cursed To Crave (2019), Darkness Deceives (2020), Seven Sins of Snow (2020) and Broken Beasts of Beauty (2021). Nothing has been added since 2023.

Luana Ehrlich writes action thrillers, and her Titus Ray books count their way through the titles: One Night in Tehran (2014), Two Days in Caracas (2015), Three Weeks in Washington (2016), Four Months in Cuba (2017), Five Years in Yemen (2018). The Mylas Grey Mysteries, the Silas McKay books and a Ben Mitchell strand follow. Thirty-one titles reach Three Good Lies (2026).

LuAnn McLane is a romance author whose 26 books appeared between 2006 and 2019. Kentucky and Tennessee settings, singers, reality television and weddings recur across the subjects. Dark Roots and Cowboy Boots (2006) opens the list, followed by Dancing Shoes and Honky-Tonk Blues and Redneck Cinderella. LuAnn McLane's series include Cricket Creek, Heartthrob and Triple B Ranch, and Captivating the Cowboy (2019) is the final title.

Luanne Bennett has 23 books across five series: Katie Bishop, Charley Underwood, the Fitheach Trilogy, House of Winterborne and the Chronicles of Jesse Ames. The Amulet Thief (2015) is the first Bennett book, and The Blood Thief (2016) and The Destiny Thief (2017) follow it. Other titles include Blackthorn Grove, Shifter's Moon and Bayou Kings. Bloodlust Storm is dated 2026.

Witches run through Luanne G. Smith's fiction. The Vine Witch (2019) opens the catalogue and its own series, continuing with The Glamourist (2020) and The Conjurer (2021); the Raven Sisters follow in The Raven Spell and The Raven Song (both 2022), and the Order of the Seven Stars in The Witch's Lens (2023) and The Wolf's Eye (2024). Nine books are catalogued, the newest being The Gilded City of Dreams (2026).

Luanne Rice, born 25 September 1955, is an American novelist whose books frequently turn to nature, the sea, love and family. The catalogue lists 42 Rice titles, from Angels All Over Town (1985) to Until Midnight (2026), including Crazy in Love, Firefly Beach, The Lemon Orchard and Beach Girls. Subjects on file include sisters, mothers and daughters, Connecticut, suspense and missing persons. Series include Hubbard's Point/Black Hall, Newport, Rhode Island and Detective Conor Reid, and Rice's work has been translated into 26 languages.

Luca Veste writes crime fiction set largely in Liverpool. The DI Murphy and DS Rossi series opens with Dead Gone (2013) and runs through The Dying Place (2014) and Bloodstream (2015); standalone thrillers follow, among them The Bone Keeper (2019), The Six (2019), The Game (2020) and The Silence (2020). Serial murder investigation, missing persons and celebrity supply the subjects. Fifteen titles are catalogued, Liar Liar (2026) is the newest, and Tell Tale is scheduled for 2027.

Lucia Ashta writes fantasy and paranormal fiction in long series. The catalogue holds 78 books published between 2010 and 2024, opening with The Perfect Fuzzy-Wuzz (2010) and Twinky: The Fairy Who Ate Too Much to Fly (2011) and reaching Fae Reckoning (2024). Twelve series are catalogued, among them the Magical Arts Academy, the Magical Creatures Academy, Witching World, Witches of Gales Haven, Planet Origins, Royals of Embermere, Rocky Mountain Pack and Dragon Force.

Lucia Berlin (November 12, 1936 to November 12, 2004) was an American short story writer. During Berlin's lifetime a small, devoted readership followed the work, but no mass audience did. Fame arrived in 2015, eleven years after Berlin's death, when a volume of selected stories titled A Manual for Cleaning Women was published. The catalogue lists 12 books, among them Angel's Laundromat, Phantom Pain, Safe & Sound, So Long and Where I Live Now. Later entries include Welcome Home (2018) and Love, Loosha: The Letters of Lucia Berlin and Kenward Elmslie (2022).

Lucia Franco has published 15 catalogued books from 2014 to 2024. You'll Think of Me (2014) is the first, followed by Hold On to Me (2015) and Balance (2016). Dismount, Execution, Release and Twist date from 2020. Off Balance is the series under the Franco name, and The Lost Legend (2024) is the newest title.

Lucian King Truscott IV is an American writer and journalist, born on April 11, 1947, and formerly a staff writer for The Village Voice. Truscott has written military-themed novels, and Dress Gray (1978) became a television film of the same name in 1986. The catalogue lists 11 books from Brat: A Memoir (1975) to Itty Bitty Baby (2003), including Army Blue, Heart of War and Full Dress Gray. Subjects include the United States Military Academy, the U.S. Army and the character Ry Slaight.

Lucille Colandro and various others are credited on 24 rhyming picture books built on a folk song about an old lady who swallows odd things. There Was a Cold Lady Who Swallowed Some Snow (2003) started the set. Later entries swallow a bat, a bell, some leaves and a clover, and Halloween and Christmas are among the subjects. There Was an Old Lady Who Swallowed a Rainbow! (2025) is the newest, and each book runs to about 32 pages.

Lucinda Berry writes psychological suspense set inside families: marriages, parents and children, and dysfunction passed between them. Twenty-five catalogued books begin with Missing Parts (2016) and reach Her First Lie, taking in The Perfect Child (2019), The Best of Friends (2020) and The Secrets of Us (2021). Hannah Bauer is her one series, and The Golden Child is scheduled for 2027.

Lucinda Dark has 14 books in the catalogue, from Daimon (2017) to A Haven of Brimstone and Darkness (2024), a title credited as written under the name Lucy Smoke. Dark's series are Mortal Gods, Nerys Newblood, Barbie: The Vampire Hunter and Awakened Fates. Other listed titles include Necrosis, Dead Girl Walking, Rest in Pieces and Crown of Blood and Glass.

Lucinda John has 43 catalogued books, published between 2014 and 2025 and credited to John alone. Finessers (2014) is the first listed title and The Pain You Left (2025) the most recent. The listing sorts the work into series including A Hood Love Story, Hennessy and Miami, That East Side Love, Real Dopeboyz of Dade County, Married To A Boss, Love In The Trap and Fell For A Savage. No subject headings and no genre are recorded for the catalogue.

Lucinda Riley

33 books• 3 series

Family secrets, sisters and houses with histories are Lucinda Riley's material, set across the twentieth century and into wartime. Riley published first as Lucinda Edmonds, from Lovers and Players (1992) through Hidden Beauty, Enchanted and Aria. The Seven Sisters novels are the best known later work, and the Guardian Angels books sit alongside the standalones. Thirty-three titles make up the catalogue, long ones at a median of 472 pages, running to The Last Love Song in 2025.

Lucinda Roy, born in 1955, is a British novelist, educator and poet based in the United States. Nine books are catalogued, from Wailing The Dead To Sleep (1983) to The Bird Tribe (2026), a span of more than forty years. Dreambird Chronicles is the series recorded here. Subjects record poetry, Africa, London, sisters, interracial marriage and racially mixed children. Lady Moses (1998), The Hotel Alleluia (2000), No Right to Remain Silent (2009), Fabric (2017), The Freedom Race (2021) and Flying the Coop (2022) fill out the list.

Lucy A. Snyder, born 1971, is an American writer of science fiction, fantasy, humor, horror and non-fiction. The catalogue lists 16 books from 2007 to Sister, Maiden, Monster (2023), with the Jessie Shimmer series on the author page. Horror, urban fantasy, paranormal fiction, magic, hell and American poetry are among the subjects. Installing Linux on a Dead Badger (2007), Spellbent (2009), Shotgun Sorceress (2010) and Switchblade Goddess (2011) are listed titles.

Lucy Atkins's catalogue combines nonfiction on pregnancy, childbirth, parenting and recovery after cancer with fiction. Blooming Birth (2005) and First-Time Parent (2006) are the earliest titles. Novels include The Night Visitor (2017), Magpie Lane (2020) and Windmill Hill (2023), and The Missing One (2014) and The Other Child (2015) are also listed. The Night Visitor has been optioned for television. Atkins is a British author and journalist published in the UK and internationally.

Lucy Auburn has 45 books in the catalogue, published between 2015 and 2026. Feral and Primal both date from 2015, with Bad Boy Fighter, Catching a Bad Boy and Savage following in 2016. Grimoire Girls (2026) is the most recent entry. Series credited to Auburn include Phoenix Academy Beginnings, Grimoire Girls of Nyxhaven University, Wolf Ascendant, Wild Heart Chronicles, Cain University, Coleridge Academy Elites, Hexes and Exes, Godblood Prison and Occult House. The 2020s are the heaviest decade, and Auburn is still publishing.

Lucy Banks writes paranormal and occult mystery. Recorded subjects include ghost stories, spirits, private investigators, occultism and criminal investigation, murder, and fathers and sons. Dr. Ribero's Agency Of The Supernatural is the series catalogued under the Banks credit. Nine books run from Sol the Slug's Night Before Christmas (2016) to The Depths (2024), among them The Case of the Green-Dressed Ghost (2017), The Case of the Deadly Doppelganger (2018), The Case of the Hidden Daemon (2018), The Hanged Man and the Fortune Teller (2019), The Case of the Twisted Truths (2020), Caged Little Birds (2022) and The Case of the Secret Spirit-Half (2022).

Lucy Burdette builds her mysteries around a profession: a food critic in Key West, a golfer named Cassie Burdette and an advice columnist each head a series, and murder investigation carries all three. The catalogue holds 28 titles, from Six Strokes Under (2002) through Deadly Advice (2007) to A Delicious Deception in 2026, with short fiction published under the name Roberta Isleib.

Lucy Clarke is an English novelist who writes destination thrillers. Murder, deception, family secrets and bereavement drive the plots, often around sisters and sudden changes of life. Clarke's 10 catalogued books run from The Sea Sisters, also published as Swimming at Night, in 2012 to The Surf House in 2025, taking in A Single Breath (2014), The Blue (2015), Last Seen (2017), You Let Me In (2018), The Castaways (2021), One of the Girls (2022) and The Hike (2023). Clarke is still publishing.

Lucy Coleman writes contemporary romance, and the titles name the season and the place: Snowflakes over Holly Cove (2018), The French Adventure (2018), A Springtime to Remember (2019), Summer on the Italian Lakes (2019), Christmas at Lock Keeper's Cottage (2020), Summer in Provence (2020), A Christmas Wedding in the Cotswolds (2021) and Summer in Andalucía (2021). Sixteen standalone books date from 2018 to 2024, at a median 288 pages, and Coleman remains actively publishing.

Lucy Daniels is the name on 108 children's books published from 1995 to 2019, with Animal Ark, an imaginary place and organization, among the subjects. Donkey on the Doorstep (1995) is the earliest title, and Llama on the Loose (2019) the newest. Series include Little Animal Ark, New Animal Ark, Animal Ark Holiday Special, Jess: The Border Collie, Nine Lives, Safari Summer, Little Dolphin and Hope Meadows. Subjects include veterinarians, horses, riding schools, dogs, cats, kittens and dolphins.

Lucy Darling has published 67 books since 2019, the first being Love on the Line (2019). Darling's series include Priceless, Untouchables Mafia, A New Reign, Lighthouse Landing, Kingmakers Prep, Meant To and Sweetest. Other titles in the catalogue include Always His Cowgirl (2020) and Forever Her Cowboy (2020). The newest release is Oh My Secret Wedding Valentine (2026), and Lucy Darling is still active.

Lucy Dillon is a British writer of romance novels. Lost Dogs and Lonely Hearts took the Romantic Novelists' Association award for Romantic Novel of the Year in 2010, A Hundred Pieces of Me won the 2015 RoNA award for best contemporary romantic novel, and Where the Light Gets In was shortlisted for the same prize in 2019. Dillon has 12 catalogued books, from The Ballroom Class (2008) through Walking Back to Happiness (2010) and One Small Act of Kindness (2015) to Is That You, Beth Cherry? (2025).

Lucy Ellmann, born 18 October 1956, is an American-born British novelist based in Edinburgh. Nine books are catalogued under the name, from Sweet Desserts (1989) to Things Are Against Us (2021). Ducks, Newburyport (2019) sits near the end of the run, and Varying Degrees of Hopelessness (1991), Man or Mango? (1998), Dot in the Universe (2003), Doctors & Nurses (2006), Mimi (2013) and Tom the Obscure (2014) come before it. Catalogue subjects record satire, humour, England, sisters, fathers and daughters, eating disorders and loneliness.

Lucy Foley

8 books• 2 series

Lucy Foley is a British novelist, born in Sussex on 16 August 1986, who writes contemporary, historical and mystery fiction. The Guest List and The Paris Apartment both reached the New York Times best seller list. Foley's 8 catalogued books begin with The Book of Lost and Found (2015) and include Last Letter From Istanbul (2018), The Hunting Party (2018) and The Midnight Feast (2024). The newest is Murder at the Grand Alpine Hotel (2026), and the catalogue also links Foley to Miss Marple.

Lucy Gilmore has 3 catalogued books. I Hate You More and Ruff and Tumble both appeared in 2021, and A Thousand Little Goodbyes followed in 2026. The only subject recorded for Gilmore's books is American literature.

Lucy Ives

10 books

Lucy Ives is an American novelist, poet and critic, born in New York City in 1980. Ives holds a BA from Harvard, an MFA from the Iowa Writers' Workshop and a PhD in comparative literature from New York University. The long poem Anamnesis (2009) received the Slope Editions Book Prize. Nineties (2013) and The Worldkillers (2014) are novellas, and Orange Roses (2013) combines essays and poetry. The novel Impossible Views of the World (2017), published by Penguin, was a New York Times Editors' Choice.

Lucy Jane Wood is an English writer and YouTuber who started out making fashion videos and writing pop culture pieces for Cosmopolitan UK, Sugarscape and Metro. Her fantasy novels form the Rewitched series: Rewitched (2024), Uncharmed (2025) and Disenchanted (2026). Three books are catalogued, at a median of 384 pages, and Wood is still publishing.

Lucy Lennox has 82 catalogued books published between 2016 and 2027, across series including Made Marian and Made Marian Legacy, Forever Wilde, Licking Thicket and its Horn of Glory offshoot, Aster Valley, Honeybridge, After Oscar, the Billionaire Brotherhood and Hostile Takeover. The run opens with Borrowing Blue (2016) and reaches Magpie (2026), with Holding Gabriel scheduled for 2027.

Lucy M. Boston (born Lucy Maria Wood, 10 December 1892 to 25 May 1990) was an English novelist for children and adults. Every book Boston published appeared after the author turned 60. The Green Knowe series consists of six low fantasy novels for children, published by Faber from 1954 to 1976. The catalogue opens with The Children of Green Knowe (1954). Green Knowe is an old country manor house modelled on Boston's home at Hemingford Grey in Cambridgeshire. A Stranger at Green Knowe (1961), the fourth book, won the Carnegie Medal. The catalogue lists 18 books in total, including Yew Hall (1954) and The Sea Egg (1967), through Curfew & Other Eerie Tales (2011).

Lucy McConnell has 103 books in the catalogue, from Her Rock Star's Forbidden Kiss / Blue Christmas (2014) to Axel (2025). The Godmother Spell and Complicated Kisses are other 2014 titles. Series include Marrying Miss Kringle, Billionaire Marriage Brokers, Reindeer Wrangler Ranch, Lime Peak Ranch, Dating Mr. Baseball, Fairy Godmother Chronicles and Echo Ridge. Ellie Thornton is credited on 1 book.