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

Lynn Shannon has 28 books in the catalogue, from Ranger Protection (2018) to Ranger Devotion (2026). Texas Ranger Heroes is one series, with Triumph Over Adversity and Hazardous Holiday as others. Titles include Ranger Redemption (2019), Ranger Courage (2020), Ranger Faith (2020), Loving the Navy SEAL (2020), Calculated Risk (2021) and Christmas Danger (2021).

Vampires, genetic engineering and immortality are recurring subjects in the books of Lynn Viehl. The catalogue lists 19 titles from 2005 to 2014, tagged as paranormal romance and romantic suspense. Lynn Viehl series include Darkyn, Lords of the Darkyn, Kyndred, Youngbloods and Disenchanted & Co. If Angels Burn (2005) opens the list, followed by Private Demon (2005), Dark Need (2006) and Night Lost (2007). The Clockwork Wolf (2014) is the last listed book, and the catalogue is likely complete.

Lynne Connolly, who was born in Leicester, England, writes historical romance and erotic romance. The catalogue holds 84 books from Sunfire and Vanessa (both 2003) to The Talk Of The Town (2023). Series include Richard and Rose, Emperors of London, Daring Dersinghams, Triple Countess, Brazen Burrells, Society for Single Ladies, Shaws and Even Gods Fall in Love. Subjects name the nobility, marriage, London and England, with romantic suspense also recorded.

Lynne Ewing is an American screenwriter and young adult novelist with 24 books catalogued from 1996 to 2014. Daughters of the Moon, Sons of the Dark and Sisters of Isis are her three series, which draw on the supernatural, demonology and Egyptian mythology. Drive-By (1996), her debut, won the 1999 Arizona Young Readers Award. Party Girl, the follow-up, was filmed as Living the Life. Ewing's work has appeared in seven languages.

Lynne Graham, born 30 July 1956 in Northern Ireland, has written more than 100 romance novels for Mills & Boon since 1987. The catalogue lists 151 books from Bittersweet Passion (1987) to King's Promised Princess (2026), with Italian's Heir Before Vows scheduled for 2027. Series include International Playboys; Virgin Brides, Arrogant Husbands; Secretly Pregnant, Conveniently Wed; and Stefanos Legacy. Billionaires, Greeks, marriage and pregnancy recur among the subjects.

Lynne Hinton writes about friendship and faith in small American towns. Friendship Cake (2000) opens a run of North Carolina church-community novels, and the Divine Private Detective Agency Mysteries and the Pie Town books, set in New Mexico, follow. Seventeen titles reach O, Biscuit! (2026), and Hinton is listed as actively publishing.

Lynne Leslie is credited on all 18 catalogued books under this name, published between 2018 and 2026. The run opens with Fighting for Phoenix and Forgiving River in 2018 and reaches Cyanide's Calamity in 2026. Five series are recorded to Leslie: Skullz Ink, Stitched Hearts, Kings of Bourbon Falls, Dirty Mavericks MC and Saint's Outlaws MC: Coral Cay Chapter. Healing Saint (2019), Wild One (2020), Ruthless One (2021) and Crow (2022) fall inside the run, which is still active.

Lynne McEwan writes the Detective Shona Oliver crime novels. Seven books are catalogued between 2021 and 2026: In Dark Water (2021), Dead Man Deep (2022), The Girls in the Glen (2023), The Gathering Storm (2024), A Troubled Tide (2025), The Winter Dead (2025) and A Cold Harbour (2026). The series is ongoing.

Lynne Olson

10 books

Lynne Olson, born in 1949, is an American historian and journalist who writes narrative history of the 1939-1945 war and the politics around it. Ten books are catalogued: The Murrow Boys (1996) on broadcast journalists, Freedom's Daughters (2001) on women in the civil rights movement, A Question of Honor (2003), Troublesome Young Men (2007), Citizens of London (2010), Those Angry Days (2013), Last Hope Island (2017), Madame Fourcade's Secret War (2019), Empress of the Nile (2023) and The Sisterhood of Ravensbrück (2025). Olson worked for the Associated Press and the Baltimore Sun before writing books, and often writes with Stanley Cloud.

Lynne Reid Banks (31 July 1929 to 4 April 2024) was a British author who wrote for both children and adults. The Indian in the Cupboard sold more than 15 million copies and became a film. The L-Shaped Room, the 1960 debut novel, was a best seller, was filmed, and gained two sequels, The Backward Shadow and Two is Lonely. Banks also wrote Dark Quartet, about the Brontë family, and Path to the Silent Country, about Charlotte Brontë. The catalogue lists 50 books from 1960 to The Red Red Dragon (2022), including the Harry the Poisonous Centipede series.

Lynne Truss

22 books• 2 series

Eats, Shoots & Leaves, published in 2003, is Lynne Truss's best known book, an argument for correctness in English punctuation that grew out of Cutting a Dash, the BBC Radio 4 programme Truss presented. Truss is an English author, journalist, novelist, radio broadcaster and dramatist whose 22 catalogued books start at Making the Cat Laugh in 1995 and reach Natter from the Natural World in 2023. The Inspector Steine and Constable Twitten novels are the crime fiction, and grammar guides for children sit beside them. The Detection Club inducted Truss in 2021.

Lynnea Lee has 64 catalogued books from 2020 to 2026. The 2020 titles include A Deal for Zeylum, A Chance for Arus, A Claim for Calix and A Promise for Vore. Lee's series include Tallean Mercenaries, Xarc'n Warriors, Xarc'n Warriors: Mountains, Possessive Monsters and Kadrixan Mates. A Hope for Ranek (2026) is the newest title.

Lynnette Bonner writes religious romance and suspense, with 37 books catalogued from Rocky Mountain Oasis (2009) to In the Vale of Dreams (2026). Fair Valley Refuge, High Desert Haven and Spring Meadow Sanctuary appeared in 2012. Series include Shepherd's Heart, Pacific Shores, Wyldhaven, Oregon Promise, Riversong, San Juan Shadows, Heart's of Hollywood and Sonnets of the Spice Isle.

Lynsay Sands is a Canadian author from Leamington, Ontario, with more than 80 books to the name. Sands writes historical and paranormal romance, is noted for humour, and is best known for the Argeneau series about a modern vampire family. The catalogue lists 80 books from The Deed (1997) to Immortal by Morning (2025). Other series include Highland Brides, Devil of the Highlands, Deed and Madison Sisters, and subjects on file include vampires and Scotland.

Lyra Parish is a romance author with 6 books in the catalogue, and subjects also tag westerns. Bless Your Heart (2023) opens the list, followed by Spill the Sweet Tea (2023), Butter My Biscuit (2024), Smooth as Whiskey (2024) and Fixing to be Mine (2025). Just Another Summer Crush (2026) is the newest title.

Lyra Winters has 29 catalogued books published between 2018 and 2026. Dusk of September (2018) opens the run, and 2020 brought Always Asher, Forever Flynn, Loving Luca, Monachopsis and Redamancy. Crimson Kiss, Crimson Soul, Crimson Tears and Winter Jasmine followed in 2021. Three academy series carry the Winters name - Fate Hollow Academy, Demon Reform Academy and Apex Elite Academy - alongside Violet Ridge, Crimson Demon, Spellbound Favors, the Maxwell Pack and Sovereign. The run is ongoing.

Lysa TerKeurst writes Christian non-fiction for women. Thirty-five titles are catalogued from Capture His Heart (2002) through 2026, among them What Happens When Women Walk in Faith (2005), Becoming More Than a Good Bible Study Girl (2009) and the Made to Crave Devotional (2011). Religious life, prayers and devotions, decision making and the emotions of Christian women fill the subject tags.

Lyssa Kay Adams writes contemporary sports romance. The Bromance Book Club is her longest series, running from The Bromance Book Club (2019) through Undercover Bromance, Crazy Stupid Bromance and Isn't It Bromantic? to A Very Merry Bromance (2022). Long Ball Boys and Love at the Games account for the earlier baseball and Olympic titles, starting with Seventh Inning Heat (2016). Eight books stand in the catalogue and none has followed since 2022.

Lyssa Lemire writes sports romance set around college teams. First Score (2021) opens the Hot Shots series, which reaches six books by 2023, and Kings of Campus runs alongside it with Off Sides, Fake It For Now and Hate You Still, all published in 2021. 16 catalogued books span 2021 to 2025, ending with In the Net (2025) in the Sin Bin series.