Authors whose first name starts with L, page 13 of 14

Lucy Monroe writes contemporary and historical romance, with Harlequin among the recorded subjects alongside billionaires, marriage, seduction, Greeks and werewolves. Ninety books are catalogued from The Billionaire's Pregnant Mistress (2003) to Honorable Sins (2026). Series include Royal Brides, Princesses by Royal Decree, Children of the Moon, the Goddard Project, Syndicate Rules, the Mercenary Trilogy, the Petronides Brothers and Northern Fire.

Lucy Parker writes contemporary romance, with workplace and romantic comedy among the catalogue's subject headings. Nine books carry the name, published between 2013 and 2025: Artistic License, credited as Elle Pierson (2013), Act Like It (2015), Pretty Face (2017), Making Up (2018), The Austen Playbook (2019), Headliners (2020), Battle Royal (2021), Codename Charming (2023) and Misdirected (2025). London Celebrities and Palace Insiders are the series recorded here.

Lucy Score has 45 books in the catalogue, starting with Pretend You're Mine (2015) and running to The Heist Before Christmas (2026), with Just One More Chapter due in 2027. The subject headings place the work in contemporary romance. Score's series include Blue Moon, Bootleg Springs, Riley Thorn, Benevolence, Knockemout, Story Lake and Sinner and Saint, alongside standalone novels and shorter fiction.

Fairy tale retellings are what Lucy Tempest's catalogue records, filed under fantasy and romance with princesses and adventure among the subjects. Tempest has 10 catalogued books published between 2018 and 2026, all credited to Tempest. Fairytales of Folkshore and Into the Nether Court are the two series filed under the name. Thief of Cahraman (2018) is the earliest entry and Falling For the Trickster (2026) the most recent, with Beast of Rosemead (2019), Dreamer of Briarfell (2020), The Faerie Prince (2021) and The Starless King (2022) in between.

Lucy Worsley is an English historian who writes about British royal history, palaces and domestic life. Twenty books are catalogued from 1998 to 2026, beginning with guides to Hardwick Old Hall (1998), Bolsover Castle (2001) and Hampton Court Palace (2005), then Cavalier (2007), Courtiers (2010) on the Georgian court at Kensington Palace, If Walls Could Talk (2011) and A Very British Murder (2013). Kings, queens, biography and social history run through the subjects, with children's titles among them, and Queens and Kings (2026) is the newest. Worsley was joint chief curator at Historic Royal Palaces from 2003 to 2024, presents history series for BBC Television and Channel 5, and was born in 1973.

Luis Alberto Urrea

21 books• 2 series

Mexican-American writer Luis Alberto Urrea, born in Tijuana on August 20, 1955, works as a poet, novelist and essayist. Urrea's 21 catalogued books start with Across the Wire (1993) and include The Fever of Being (1994), By the Lake of Sleeping Children (1996), Ghost Sickness (1997), Nobody's Son (1998) and Six Kinds of Sky (2002). Subjects include the Mexican-American border region, immigration and Mexican Americans. Hummingbird's Daughter is Urrea's series, and Piedra (2023) is the newest title.

Luke Chmilenko began publishing with Ascend Online (2016). The catalogue spans 26 books to 2026, spread over Starbreaker, Ascend Online, Immortal's Ascent, Paragon, Savage Dominion and Hat Trick. Hell to Pay (2017) and Legacy of the Fallen (2018) came next. Starbreaker: Volume 6 (2026) is the most recent release, and Chmilenko continues to publish.

Luke Delaney writes London police procedurals. Twelve books are catalogued between 2013 and 2022, Cold Killing, The Keeper, The Toy Taker, The Jackdaw and A Killing Mind among them, grouped into the DI Sean Corrigan and Sergeant Jack King series. Serial murder, missing persons and crimes against women drive the plots, at a median length of 450 pages. Nothing has been recorded since Senseless (2022).

Luke Jennings wrote the Villanelle novellas that became Killing Eve: Codename Villanelle (2017), No Tomorrow (2018) and Die for Me (2020), espionage fiction about an assassin. Jennings also writes outside the thriller: Blood Knots (2010) is a memoir of fishing and boyhood, and Breach Candy (1994) opened the catalogue. Fifteen titles reach Blueblood (2026).

Luke McCallin writes historical crime set in the wreckage of the Second World War. The Gregor Reinhardt novels follow a German intelligence officer through murder and war-crimes investigation: The Man from Berlin (2013) and The Pale House (2014) in occupied Yugoslavia, then The Ashes of Berlin (2016), also published as The Divided City, and From a Dark Horizon (2021). Four books are catalogued, and nothing has followed since 2021.

Luke Pearson, born 12 October 1987, is a British illustrator, cartoonist and comic book writer. Pearson's Hilda comics for Nobrow Press are the basis of the Netflix series Hilda, and Pearson storyboarded episodes of Adventure Time in its fifth and seventh seasons. The catalogue holds 13 graphic novels from Hilda and the Troll (2010) to Hilda and Twig (2024), including Hilda and the Midnight Giant and Hilda and the Black Hound. Subject tags cover trolls, giants, magic, girls and mothers and daughters.

Luke Rhinehart

10 books• 1 series

Luke Rhinehart was the pen name of George Powers Cockcroft, an American novelist, screenwriter and nonfiction writer who lived from November 15, 1932 to November 6, 2020. The Dice Man (1971) follows a psychiatrist who lets the roll of a die decide life choices, and the novel became a cult classic with critical and commercial success. Adventures of Wim (1986) and The Search for the Dice Man (1993) are spiritual sequels, and The Book of the Die is a companion. Other titles include Matari (1975), Long Voyage Back (1983) and Invasion (2016).

Luke Scull writes fantasy, filed under subject headings for heroes, gods, magic, wizards and imaginary wars and battles. The Grim Company (2013) is the earliest of 8 catalogued titles and shares its name with the one series recorded under Scull. Sword of the North (2014) and Dead Man's Steel (2016) follow. Seven further writers are each credited on one title alongside Scull, among them Gary Kloster, David Guymer and Richard Strachan, so the run is not single-authored throughout. Hostile (2025) is the most recent title.

Luke Short was the pen name of Frederick Dilley Glidden, 1908 to 1975, a prolific writer of westerns, and at least twelve of the stories reached the screen. The catalogue holds 61 titles dated 1936 to 1985, many reissued in large print. The Branded Man, The Feud at Single Shot and The Man on the Blue all appeared in 1936, followed by Brand of Empire, King Colt and Marauders' Moon in 1937 and Bold Rider, Hard Money, Raiders Of The Rimrock and Savage Range in 1938. The 1940s were the heaviest decade, and The Marshal of Vengeance carries a 1985 date.

Luke Smitherd has 24 books catalogued from 2011 to 2026, grouped into the Tales of the Unusual, In The Black Room and Stone Man series. The Physics Of The Dead (2011) opens the catalogue. Titles from 2014 and 2015 include A Head Full Of Knives, The Stone Man, He Waits and My Name Is Mister Grief. This Book Ends On a Cliffhanger (2026) is the newest title.

Lulu Moore's catalogue holds 21 books published between 2020 and 2026, divided into five series: New York Players, New York Lions, the Valentine Nook Chronicles, the Tuesday Club and Oxbridge. The earliest titles carry single first names - Jasper (2020), then Cooper, Drew and Felix in 2021 and Huck in 2023 - and a later run uses definite articles, among them The Secret, The Show, The Suit and The Shake Off. Foxleigh Park is the newest, dated 2026.

Lumen Reese has published 14 books between 2020 and 2026, according to the catalogue. Claire Got Herself In Trouble (2020) is the earliest, released the same year as Monarch Falls and The Undesirables. Later titles include Trial Of The Lovebird Butcher, Monster Midwife, Fire Fields and To You Shall All Flesh Come. Reese's series are Four Quarters of Imagination, Honoré Sloane and Crocus. Red River, KY (2026) is the newest book.

Luna Mason has 21 books catalogued between 2023 and 2027, and all of the listed series carry the word Beneath: Beneath The Mask, Beneath The Blaze, Beneath the Secrets, Beneath The Reign and Beneath The Empire. Detonate, Devoted and Distance were published in 2023. Instinct (2026) is the newest title, and Salvation is scheduled for 2027.

Lurlene McDaniel, born April 5, 1944 in Philadelphia, is an American author of more than 70 young adult books, known for stories of young people facing mortality and chronic illness. McDaniel began writing on the subject as a therapeutic response after a son was diagnosed with juvenile diabetes at age 3. The characters face cancer, diabetes, organ failure and the deaths of loved ones. The catalogue counts 82 books from A Horse for Mandy (1981) to The Girl with the Broken Heart (2018), with series such as One Last Wish, Dawn Rochelle, Angels Trilogy and Angels in Pink. McDaniel graduated from the University of South Florida in Tampa and lives in Chattanooga, Tennessee.

Cats and women sleuths define the Lydia Adamson catalogue. Alice Nestleton Mystery is the main series, with Deirdre Quinn Nightingale, Lucy Wayles Mystery and Sally Tepper beside it, and actresses, women veterinarians, cat owners and pet sitting all appear in the subject list. Cat titles fill the run: A Cat in the Manger (1990), A Cat in Wolf's Clothing (1991), A Cat of a Different Color (1991) and A Cat in the Wings (1992). Early books carry the byline Frank King, starting with Down and Dirty in 1978. The 42 catalogued titles close with A Cat Tells Two Tales in 2012.

Lydia Kang is an American author of adult and young adult fiction, poetry and non-fiction, and practises internal medicine in Omaha, Nebraska. Opium & Absinthe (2020) sets a young woman from a wealthy New York family hunting the killer of her sister, found dead with bite wounds to the neck. A Beautiful Poison (2017) turns on a run of deaths during the Spanish flu pandemic that draws the suspicion of its central character, Allene. Kang has also written Star Wars novels. The catalogue holds 13 books from Control (2013) to K-Jane (2025), with genetic engineering, survival, kidnapping and conspiracies among the subjects.

Lydia Millet

22 books• 2 series

Lydia Millet, an American novelist born on December 5, 1968, has been a finalist for the Pulitzer Prize and the Los Angeles Times Book Prize. A Children's Bible (2020) reached the National Book Award for Fiction shortlist and a New York Times Book Review top ten list. Millet's 22 catalogued books start with Omnivores (1996) and include George Bush, Dark Prince of Love (2000), My Happy Life (2002), How the Dead Dream (2007) and Magnificence (2012). Satire and family life appear among the subjects. Fair Ones (2026) is the newest.

Lydia Olson writes western historical romance. Brides, sheriffs and second chances fill the titles: A Sheriff's Haven for the Rebellious Bride (2019), The Sheriff's Compassionate Bride (2020) and Healing the Bride's Broken Heart (2020). Olson groups the work into three series, each numbering its brides in threes, and the catalogue holds 87 books dated 2019 to 2026, the newest being The City Girl Who Married a Nevada Rancher (2026).

Lydia San Andres is the author of the Caribbean Courtships and Arroyo Blanco series. The catalogue lists 14 books from A Summer for Scandal (2015) to Only Friends (2026). A Season for Wishes (2015), The Infamous Miss Rodriguez (2016), A Treasure of One's Own (2020), Ellie the Firemage (2022) and Pearl on Her Toes (2022) are other titles on record. San Andres is still publishing.

Lydia Sherrer writes fantasy. Seventeen Sherrer titles are catalogued between Beginnings (2016) and Avalon (2026), among them A Study In Mischief (2016), Revelations (2016), Accidental Witch (2017), Legends (2017), Cat Magic (2018) and Ashes of Hope (2019). The work divides into three runs: the Lily Singer Adventures, a set of Lily Singer short stories, and the Dark Roads Trilogy. Sherrer is actively publishing.

Lydia Travers writes Scottish-set mysteries. The catalogue holds 7 books published between 2023 and 2026, among them The Scottish Ladies' Detective Agency (2023), Murder in the Scottish Hills (2023), Mystery in the Highlands (2023), Death in a Scottish Castle (2024) and Murder on a Scottish Island (2025). Death in a Scottish Tower (2026) is the newest entry. Two series are recorded under her name, the Scottish Ladies Detective Agency and Lady Poppy Proudfoot.

Lyla Lee is the author of the Mindy Kim series and of I'll Be the One (2020). The catalogue lists 17 books from 2020 to 2025, shelved under Grades 1-3. Mindy Kim and the Birthday Puppy, Mindy Kim and the Lunar New Year Parade and Mindy Kim, Class President all appeared in 2020, and Mindy Kim and the Trip to Korea followed in 2021. Flip the Script dates from 2022. Subjects include friendship, dogs, Asian Americans and multiculturalism. Mindy Kim and the Fun Family Vacation (2025) is the newest title.

Lyla Sage writes contemporary romance across two settings, Rebel Blue Ranch and Sweetwater Peak. Done and Dusted (2023) opens the Rebel Blue Ranch books, and six catalogued titles run through to Free Falling in 2026. Swift and Saddled (2024), Lost and Lassoed (2024), Soul Searching (2025) and Wild and Wrangled (2025) fill out the list.

Misdiagnosis... Murder (2012) is the first of 15 books catalogued for Lyle Nicholson, and Deadly Vintage (2026) the newest. Nicholson writes the Detective Bernadette Callahan Mystery and Jaz Ryder Detective series. Dolphin Dreams (2013), Polar Bear Dawn (2013), Pipeline Killers (2014), Black Wolf Rising (2017), Climate Killers (2018) and Deadly Ancestors (2020) are among the titles. A new Nicholson book has appeared about once a year.

Lyn Andrews is the pen name of the British novelist Lynda M. Andrews, born in 1943. Andrews writes family sagas set mainly in Liverpool and Ireland, taking in working-class life, female friendship and social conditions in England. The White Empress opened the catalogue in 1989, followed by The Sisters O'Donnell, Liverpool Lou, The Leaving of Liverpool and Maggie May. 41 books run to Goodbye, Mersey View in 2023, at a median of 408 pages apiece.

Lyn Cote writes inspirational romance: Christian romance, religious themes and historical romance are the recorded subjects, with frontier and pioneer life and Wisconsin recurring among them. The catalogue holds 74 books from Never Alone (1998) to A Life for Verity (2026). Series include Northern Intrigue, Northern Shore Intrigue, Harbor Intrigue, Patriots & Seekers, the Women of Ivy Manor, the Carlyle Women, Blessed Assurance and the Gabriel Sisters. Love Inspired also appears among the catalogue's subject headings.

Lara McClintoch is an antique dealer who investigates thefts of antiquities, and Lyn Hamilton wrote 11 books about her. Hamilton (1944-2009) was Canadian, worked in communications in the public service, directed the Cultural Programs Branch for Ontario, and published a first novel at 50. Each title names a place or an object: The Xibalba Murders (1997), The Maltese Goddess, The Celtic Riddle, The Moai Murders. The series closed with The Chinese Alchemist in 2007.

Lyn Liao Butler has 8 catalogued books, published between 2021 and 2026. The Tiger Mom's Tale (2021) is the earliest title and Under the Ghost Moon (2026) the most recent. Red Thread of Fate (2022), Crazy Bao You (2023), Someone Else's Life (2023), What Is Mine (2024), The Deadly Book Club (2025) and The Fourth Daughter (2025) fill the run. Butler is credited on all 8 titles, and the catalogue records the work as ongoing.

Erotic romance is the register of Lynda Aicher's catalogue, which lists 20 books published between 2012 and 2018. The run opens with Bonds of Trust (2012) and closes with Free Trade (2018). Four series carry the Aicher name: Wicked Play, Boardroom, Kick and Energen. Aicher is the sole credit on all 20 titles, and no new book has been listed since 2018.

Lynda Cohen Loigman writes historical family fiction about Jewish American life, sisters and the secrets households keep. The Two-Family House (2016) opens the catalogue, followed by The Wartime Sisters (2019), set against the Second World War, The Matchmaker's Gift (2022) and The Love Elixir of Augusta Stern (2024). Five titles are catalogued.

Jane Tennison, the detective of Prime Suspect, is Lynda La Plante's best known creation, and Anna Travis, Dolly Rawlins, Lorraine Page and DC Jack Warr head further series. London police work, serial murder and missing persons are the recurring subjects. Widows (1985) opens a catalogue of 56 titles that reaches Sacrifice in 2026, at 392 pages on median.

Humorous romance is the category attached to Lynda Renham, whose catalogue holds 24 books from 2010 to 2026. Wedding Cake to Turin (2010) is the first title, followed by Croissants and Jam and The Diary of Rector Byrnes in 2011. Coconuts and Wonderbras and Pink Wellies and Flat Caps show the comic titling of the early run. Little Perran is a Lynda Renham series, and The Silent House is the newest book.

Lynda Rutledge has 4 catalogued books, published between 2004 and 2024: Brave New Wanda (2004), Faith Bass Darling's Last Garage Sale (2012), West with Giraffes (2021) and Mockingbird Summer (2024). Texas, garage sales, dysfunctional families, class consciousness, town life and biotechnology are the recorded subjects, and the work is listed as humorous domestic fiction.

Lynda Suzanne Robinson, born on July 6, 1951, is an American novelist who publishes romance as Suzanne Robinson and mysteries as Lynda S. Robinson. The Lord Meren series of historical mysteries takes place in Ancient Egypt under Tutankhamun. The other listed series are Ladies and St. John Family. The catalogue holds 19 books from Heart of the Falcon (1990) to Never Trust a Lady (2003).

Murder gives many of Lynda Wilcox's titles their hook, across 23 books catalogued from 2011 to 2023. Wilcox writes the Verity Long, Lady Eleanor, Chamaeleon, Gemini Detectives and Agnes Merryweather Mystery series. The Secret Spy (2011) is the earliest book, followed by titles such as Strictly Murder (2012), A Novel Way to Die (2013) and Murder by the Glass (2015). A Death At Dovecotes Court (2023) is the latest.

LynDee Walker writes crime thrillers and mysteries. Front Page Fatality (2013) opens the Nichelle Clarke series; the Faith McClellan novels and the Turner and Mosley Files follow. Murder drives most of the plots. Twenty-seven catalogued books run from 2013 to The Emperor's Palace (2026), and Walker is actively publishing.

Lyndsay Ely is credited alone on 9 books published between 2018 and 2026. Gunslinger Girl (2018) opens the catalogue, and the subject headings attached to it name gunfighters, the American West, loyalty, freedom and science fiction. Deadlock Rebels followed in 2021. Three series sit under the Ely name: Divine Thrall, Skibidi Original Story and Skibidi Original Novel. Four titles carry a 2025 date and three a 2026 one, and the books reach a median of 480 pages.

Lyndsay Faye

11 books• 3 series

Lyndsay Faye is an American novelist and Sherlockian whose historical fiction draws on mystery and classic literature. The Gods of Gotham (2012) was named the year's best mystery novel by the American Library Association and was an Edgar Award nominee for Best Novel. Timothy Wilde is the series, and subjects include New York, Irish Americans and police procedurals. Sherlockian books include Dust and Shadow: An Account of the Ripper Killings by Dr. John H. Watson (2015) and The Whole Art of Detection (2017). Jane Steele (2016) and The Paragon Hotel (2019) are also listed.

Lynette Eason writes Christian inspirational romantic suspense, with work on the ECPA and CBA bestseller lists and several awards. The catalogue records 83 books from Gift of Grace (2004) to Christmas K-9 Security (2026). Series include Women Of Justice, Deadly Reunions, Elite Guardians, Blue Justice, Danger Never Sleeps, Lake City Heroes, Extreme Measures, Wrangler's Corner and Rose Mountain Refuge. A Silent Pursuit, A Silent Fury and A Silent Terror all date from 2009. Subject headings include police, murder and Christian suspense.

Lynette Noni writes young adult fantasy, with children's fiction and science fiction also among the subjects on file. There are 16 Noni books catalogued between 2015 and 2026, beginning with Akarnae (2015) and followed by Raelia, Draekora, Graevale and Vardaesia. Series include the Medoran Chronicles, Prison Healer, Whisper and Shadow Reaper, and Shadow Reaper (2026) is the newest title.

Lynn Abbey

34 books• 11 series

Lynn Abbey, born Marilyn Lorraine Abbey in 1948, is an American fantasy author. The catalogue holds 34 books from Daughter Of The Bright Moon (1979) to Rifkind's Challenge (2006), and the run is marked likely complete. Several entries sit in shared worlds: Thieves' World, whose imaginary Sanctuary heads the subject records, carries Robert Lynn Asprin as a co-credit on 9 books, and Dark Sun: Chronicles of Athas and Forgotten Realms also appear. Rifkind, Emma Merrigan, Unicorn and Dragon, Ultima Saga and Walensor are the series listed under the Abbey name alone.

Lynn Austin writes Christian historical fiction. Biblical history, kings and rulers, Israel, the Second World War and Christian life recur across the subject tags. Her series include Chronicles of the Kings, Refiner's Fire, Restoration Chronicles, Waves of Mercy and If I Were You, and the catalogue holds 35 titles from Gods and Kings / The Lord is My Strength (1995) to The Lumber Baron's Wife (2026). Austin is still publishing.

Lynn Brittney writes across murder mystery, children's non-fiction and drama. A Mayfair 100 Murder Mystery is the crime series, reaching The Holborn Murders (2024), and the Nathan Fox and Treasure Chests series sit alongside it. Spy stories, English history and social customs run through the subjects, with titles for young readers on The Holy Land (1997) and Ancient Rome (1998). Brittney's 32 catalogued works begin with A Different Way to Die (1993), and many run short, at a median of 32 pages.

Amateur-sleuth mysteries fill Lynn Cahoon's catalogue of 90 books. The Tourist Trap Mysteries and the Cat Latimer Mysteries lead, with the Kitchen Witch, Farm-to-Fork, Survivors' Book Club, Haunted Life and Bainbridge Island series alongside. Bookstores, coffeehouses and food trucks supply the settings, in California and Colorado. Cahoon began with The Bull Rider's Brother (2012) and reaches New Year, New Murder in 2026.

Lynn Cullen writes children's fiction and historical fiction, with 22 books from 1994 to 2026. Meeting the Make-Out King (1994) is her first title, followed by The Three Lives of Harris Harper, Regina Calhoun Eats Dog Food and Stink Bomb. Godiva (2001) and Nelly in the Wilderness (2002) came later, and frontier life, Spain and biographical fiction are listed subjects. When We Were Brilliant (2026) is Lynn Cullen's newest book.

Lynn Donovan's 107 catalogued books run from Winning Him Without Words (2011) to The Bodyguard Bride (2026). Subjects recorded for the work are thrillers, romantic suspense and Colorado. Series include Gunther City Mail Order Brides, Sons of Honor, Lantern in the Window, Spirit of Destiny, Abraham Project, Merry's Christmas and Java Cupid Romance. Not Alone and The Wishing Well Curse followed in 2013.

Lynn Flewelling is an American fantasy novelist with two series to her name. The Nightrunner books open with Luck in the Shadows (1996) and continue through Stalking Darkness, Traitor's Moon, Shadows Return, The White Road and Shards of Time (2014). The Tamír Triad, The Bone Doll's Twin (2001), Hidden Warrior (2003) and The Oracle's Queen (2006), sits beside them. The catalogue holds 12 titles, and nothing has followed 2014.

Lynn H. Blackburn writes suspense built on investigations and law enforcement. Her 13 books run from Covert Justice (2015), published as Lynn Huggins Blackburn, to Last to Fall (2026), and group into four sequences: Dive Team Investigations, Defend and Protect, Gossamer Falls and the Cornered Collection. Unknown Threat (2021), Malicious Intent (2022) and Deadly Objective (2023) mark the middle of the run. Blackburn continues to publish.

Time travel and magic run through Lynn Kurland's romance. The de Piaget family novels and the Nine Kingdoms fantasy sequence are the two series, with the MacLeods among the recurring names. A Dance Through Time (1996) is the earliest of 44 catalogued titles, and As Time Goes By is the newest. Median length is 376 pages, and the 2010s were the busiest decade.

Lynn Mann wrote the Horses Know series and a companion set of Horses Know Prequels. The catalogue counts 12 books from The Horses Know (2016) to The Horses Unite (2023). The Horses Rejoice (2018), The Horses Return (2019) and Horses Forever (2021) are among them. In Search Of Peace, The Strength of Oak, A Reason to Be Noble and Tales of the Horse-Bonded also appear.

Lynn Messina started in contemporary fiction about magazine publishing, where fashion editors and office politics supply the material: Fashionistas (2003), Mim Warner's Lost Her Cool (2005). The later Messina work is historical mystery and romance, across the Beatrice Hyde-Clare Mysteries, the Flora Hyde-Clare Mysteries, the Verity Lark Mysteries and Love Takes Root. Forty catalogued Messina books run from 2003 to A Venomous Betrothal (2026).

Lynn Morrison writes mysteries across several periods, from Regency and Victorian settings to the 1920s and the present day. 36 catalogued books open in 2020 with Arson at the Ashmolean, Burglary at Barnard and Murder at St Margaret, alongside two guides for writers, How to Be Published and How to Market Your Book. Dora and Rex 1920s Mysteries, Oxford Key Mysteries, Crown Jewels Regency Mysteries, Etty and Tris Victorian Mysteries and Stakes and Spells group the work.

Lynn Painter writes contemporary romance for young adult and adult readers, and the sourced profile likens the novels to romantic comedy films. Painter's debut, Better Than the Movies (2021), found an audience through BookTok. The catalogue lists 30 entries from 2021 onward, including short bonus pieces such as Mr. Wrong Number Epilogue: Wedding Day, and runs to Trust Fall (2026), with Behind the Movies scheduled for 2027. Sony Pictures plans a film of Fake Skating, a 2025 young adult novel by Painter. Series listed are Better Than the Movies and Mr. Wrong Number.

Lynn Raye Harris has 69 books in the catalogue, from Kept for the Sheikh's Pleasure (2007) to Alex (2026). Contemporary romance is a recorded subject, along with erotica, princes, princesses, kings, businessmen and pregnant women. Series include Hostile Operations Team, HOT SEAL Team, Hostile Operations Team: Strike Team 2, Ghost Ops, Black's Bandits, Al Dhakir Brothers, D'Angeli Family and Heirs to the Throne of Kyr. Early titles include Cavelli's Lost Heir (2009), Behind the Palace Walls (2010) and Strangers in the Desert (2011).

Lynn S. Hightower writes across science fiction, detective fiction and thrillers, with catalogue subjects that include women detectives, police corruption and murder investigations. The 19 catalogued books start with Alien Blues (1992) and Alien Eyes (1993) and extend to Mirror Twin (2026). Hightower's listed series are David Silver, Sonora Blair, Lena Padget, Enlightenment Project and Junie Lagarde. Flashpoint (1995), Eyeshot (1996) and The Debt Collector (2000) sit in the middle of the run, and Hightower continues to publish.