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Lex Croucher is an English author who began on YouTube before publishing. The non-fiction debut, You're Crushing It, appeared in 2019, and the first novel, Reputation, in 2021. Gwen & Art Are Not in Love (2023), an Arthurian novel, took the 2024 YA Book Prize. Croucher's eight catalogued books cover young adult, historical fiction, fantasy and queer romance, running through Infamous (2022), Trouble (2023) and Not for the Faint of Heart (2024) to two 2026 titles, Bridget & Gabe Are Not Okay and The Unmagical Life of Briar Jones.

Lex Martin has 20 catalogued books published between 2014 and 2026, in three series: Dearest, Varsity Dads and Wild At Heart. Dearest Clementine (2014) opens the catalogue, followed by Finding Dandelion (2014) and Kissing Madeline (2015). Later titles include Shameless (2016), Reckless (2018), Breathless (2020) and The Varsity Dad Dilemma (2021), and Chasing Shadows (2026) is the newest.

Lexi Asher writes romance about billionaires and Russian crime families. The Fokin Bratva and Lukov Bratva series sit beside the Crenshaw Billionaire Brothers, and 2022 alone brought Bossy Billionaire, Daddy Billionaire, Grumpy Billionaire and four Chasing titles. Asher has 59 books published between 2021 and 2026, from The Billionaire's Secret Baby (2021) to Revenge on the Bratva (2026).

Lexi Blake has 120 books in the catalogue, dated 2010 to 2026, and Masters and Mercenaries appears in several series names, including New Recruits, Reloaded, Topped and The Forgotten. The earliest entry, Away From Me (2010), is credited under the name Sophie Oak. Early titles include Siren in the City (2010), Small Town Siren (2010), Found in Bliss (2011) and Lost in Bliss (2011). Nights in Bliss, Colorado, Texas Sirens, Thieves, Butterfly Bayou, Outlaw, A Faery Story and Park Avenue Promise are further series. Subjects name erotic romance, romantic suspense and revenge, and Love and Let Spy (2026) is the newest.

Lexi C. Foss has 66 romance books in the catalogue, from Blood Laws (2017) to Dark Obsessions (2026), with Lunar Sector due in 2027. Other 2017 titles include Forbidden Bonds, The Charmer's Gambit and The Prince's Game. Series include Immortal Curse, Blood Alliance, Dark Provenance, X-Clan, V-Clan, Drakon-Clan, Midnight Fae Academy, Netherworld Fae, Underworld Royals, Mershano Empire, Blood Day and Violet Queen.

Lexi Ryan has 40 books in the catalogue, from Flirting With Fate and Stilettos, Inc. (both 2009) to Between These Broken Hearts (2025), with Night Tide scheduled for 2027. Series include Boys of Jackson Harbor, Blackhawk Boys, Orchid Valley, Here and Now, Reckless & Real, Stiletto Girls, Decadence Creek, Mended Hearts, These Hollow Vows, Cursed Stars and the Night Tide Trilogy. Titles from 2012 to 2014 include Text Appeal, Unbreak Me, Wish I May and All for This.

Lexxi James has 25 catalogued books, published between 2019 and 2026 across five series: Sins of the Syndicate, Alex Drake, Boys of Bishop Mountain, Ruthless Billionaires Club and Sinful Soldier Romance. Access (2019) opens the catalogue, and the Ruthless titles, Ruthless Games (2020), Ruthless Love (2021) and Ruthless Wars (2021), run through the early 2020s. Sealed: The Wedding (2026) is the newest entry, and James is still publishing.

Lexy Timms has 665 books in the catalogue, published between 2013 and 2026, with a median recorded length of 216 pages. The run begins with the serialised Saving Forever instalments of 2013 and 2014 and reaches Love's Fiery Trial in 2026. Series under the Lexy Timms name include Managing the Bosses, Billionaire Banker, Mob Boss, Zodiac Killers, In Too Deep, Reasonable Doubt, Saving Forever, Seeing Red, Moment in Time and University of Gatica. Lexy Timms is still publishing.

Liam McIlvanney

9 books• 2 series

Liam McIlvanney writes crime fiction and literary scholarship. The academic books came first: Burns the Radical (2002), Ireland and Scotland (2005), The Good of the Novel (2011) and The Cambridge Companion to Scottish Literature (2012). The novels run alongside them, across All the Colours of the Town (2009), Where the Dead Men Go (2013), The Quaker (2018), The Heretic (2022) and The Good Father (2025), in two recorded series, the Conway Trilogy and Duncan McCormack. Scotland, journalism, politics and murder investigation supply the subject matter. McIlvanney is Scottish-born, holds the Stuart Chair in Scottish studies at the University of Otago in New Zealand as its inaugural holder, and is the son of William McIlvanney.

Lian Hearn is the pen name of Gillian Rubinstein, an English-born author who moved to Australia in 1973. The Hearn books are historical fantasies set in Japan: Tales of the Otori opens with Across the Nightingale Floor (2002), then Grass for His Pillow (2003), Brilliance of the Moon (2004) and The Harsh Cry of the Heron (2006), with the Tale of Shikanoko following. Seventeen titles are catalogued to 2020, and revenge, inheritance, succession and honour recur as subjects.

Liane Moriarty is an Australian novelist, born in November 1966, who worked in advertising and marketing before her first novel, Three Wishes, came out in 2003. The catalogue holds 15 of her books through Big Little Truths (2026), including The Husband's Secret (2013), Big Little Lies (2014) and Truly Madly Guilty (2016). Big Little Lies, Nine Perfect Strangers, The Last Anniversary and Apples Never Fall have all become television series. Moriarty was the first Australian author to debut at number one on The New York Times Best Seller list. The Nicola Berry books sit alongside her standalone novels.

Libba Bray

14 books• 4 series

Libba Bray (Martha Elizabeth Bray, born March 11, 1964) is an American young adult novelist. The Gemma Doyle Trilogy, Going Bovine, Beauty Queens, The Diviners series and Under the Same Stars are among Bray's books. A Great and Terrible Beauty (2003), Rebel Angels (2005) and The Sweet Far Thing (2007) are catalogued, along with Going Bovine (2009), Beauty Queens (2011), The Diviners (2012) and Lair of Dreams (2015). Supernatural events, boarding schools and psychic ability appear in the subjects, and Radio Free Texas (2026) is the newest title.

Libby Klein writes cozy mysteries set in New Jersey, titled to a formula: Class Reunions Are Murder (2018), Midnight Snacks are Murder (2018), Restaurant Weeks Are Murder (2019), Theater Nights Are Murder (2019), Wine Tastings Are Murder (2020) and Beauty Expos Are Murder (2021). Poppy McAllister leads that series, and a second follows Layla Virtue. Eleven catalogued books reach Gimme Shelter (2026).

Libby Page's catalogue holds seven books published between 2009 and 2026. Love Pink (2009) is the earliest, followed by The Lido (2018), The 24-Hour Café (2020), The Island Home (2021), The Vintage Shop of Second Chances (2023), The Lifeline (2024) and This Book Made Me Think of You (2026). Titles arrive about three years apart, and the catalogue files the work as English literature.

Lila Monroe has 40 books catalogued between 2013 and 2024. Three series carry the Monroe name: Cupids, Hollywood Bachelors and the Chick Flick Club. The Billionaire Bargain (2015), The Billionaire Game (2015) and Get Lucky (2016) sit among the earlier titles, and The Small-Town Seduction Plan (2024) is the newest. Monroe is recorded as an ongoing author.

Lili St. Germain writes dark romance and thrillers. Twenty-two books are catalogued between 2013 and 2026, from Walking Dead Girl (2013) to Operation Phoenix (2026). A countdown of 2014 titles runs Seven Sons, Six Brothers, Five Miles, Four Score, Three Years, Two Roads and One Love, and Gypsy Brothers: The Complete Series collected them in 2015. Cartel also appeared in 2015. Violent Kingdom, Alex Black, Vampireland and Cruel World are the other series. Erotic romance and espionage sit among the indexed subjects.

Lili Valente has 113 books in the catalogue, from Auditioning You (2013) to The Nanny Game Plan (2026), and The Best Friend Breakaway is scheduled for 2027. Early titles include Betting on You (2013), Keeping You (2013) and Last of the Red Hot Firefighters (2013). Series include McGuire Brothers, Lonesome Point Bachelors, Bad Motherpuckers, Bought By The Billionaire, Virgin Playbook, That Steamy Hockey Romance, Red Hot Reunions and Fake Dating in the City.

Crime-family romance is Lilian Harris's subject, written across the Savage Kings, Cavaleri Brothers, Marinov Bratva and Messina Crime Family series, with Fragile Hearts beside them. Twenty-three books run from Fragile Scars (2019) to Anton (2026), and Mikhail is scheduled for 2027. The Fragile titles and the Devil's titles mark the two longest sequences in the catalogue.

Lilian Jackson Braun wrote the Cat Who mysteries, in which the journalist Jim Qwilleran solves crimes alongside his Siamese cats, Koko and Yum Yum. 32 catalogued books span 1966 to 2007, among them The Cat Who Ate Danish Modern (1967), The Cat Who Turned On And Off (1968), The Cat Who Saw Red (1986), The Cat Who Played Brahms (1987) and The Cat Who Played Post Office (1987). The last catalogued title is The Cat Who Had 60 Whiskers, and short stories sit alongside the novels.

Lilian Monroe is a romance author with 73 catalogued books, published from Second Chance (2017) to Tempting Boss (2026). The listing groups them into series including Heart's Cove Hotties, Royally Unexpected, Manhattan Billionaires, Doctor's Orders, Marswood Harbor and Four Groomsmen of the Wedpocalypse. Titles arrive at an average recorded gap of 0.1 years, and every book in the catalogue is credited to Monroe alone.

Liliana Hart has 100 books in the catalogue, from Dane (2011) to Done Dirty (2026), with Bone of my Bones due in 2027. The listing covers women-sleuth mysteries, suspense, contemporary romance and erotic romance, with subjects set in Virginia, Montana and Texas. Series include J.J. Graves Mystery, Addison Holmes Mysteries, MacKenzies of Montana, MacKenzie Security, Harley and Davidson, Laurel Valley, Dynamis Security, Mabel McCoy Mystery, Gravediggers and ALPHA Squadron. Other 2011 titles include All About Eve, Catch Me If You Can and Whiskey Rebellion.

Lilith Saintcrow, born December 31, 1976 in New Mexico, is an American author of urban fantasy, historical fantasy, paranormal romance and steampunk, living in Vancouver, Washington. Books for teenage readers carry the pen name Lili St. Crow. The catalogue lists 83 books from Dark Watcher (2004) to Nigel (2026). Jill Kismet, Dante Valentine, Bannon & Clare, Steelflower Chronicles and Gallow and Ragged are among Saintcrow's series, and Working for the Devil dates from 2006.

Lilith Vincent has 19 books in the catalogue, beginning with Contestant in 2020. First Comes Blood, Second Comes War and Third Comes Vengeance all carry 2021 dates. Series include Fire and Desire, Pageant, Promised in Blood, Brutal Hearts and Ruthless Arrangements. Twisted Devotion (2026) is the newest catalogued title.

Monster romance is Lillian Lark's line: Stalked by the Kraken (2021), then Deceived by the Gargoyles, Ensnared by the Werewolf, Entranced by the Basilisks and Found by the Lake Monster, all in 2022, and Hoarded by the Dragon (2023). Monstrous Matches and Harpies of a Feather are the two series across 11 catalogued books, from Tangled Wires (2020) to Married to the Devil (2024).

Lilly Mirren has 66 books in the catalogue, the earliest dated 2016, with several early titles published under the name Vivi Holt. Christy, Katie and Ramona appeared in 2016, alongside Cherished and The Betrothed as Vivi Holt. Return to the Waratah Inn (2026) is the newest release, and Dreaming of Summer is scheduled for 2027. Mirren series include Waratah Inn, Emerald Cove, Emerald Bay, Coral Island, Paradise Valley, Cotton Tree Ranch, Orphan Brides Go West, Email-Order Romance and Getting Out Alive.

Four books make up Lily Brooks-Dalton's catalogue. The memoir Motorcycles I've Loved (2015) was a finalist for the Oregon Book Award. Good Morning, Midnight (2016), the first novel, became the film The Midnight Sky. The Light Pirate (2022) was runner-up for the Dayton Literary Peace Prize in 2023 and a Good Morning America book club pick, and Ruins followed in 2026. Brooks-Dalton is an American writer, and the catalogue is ongoing.

Seven books are catalogued under Lily Chu, published between 2021 and 2026. The Stand-In (2021) opens the run, followed by The Comeback (2023), Drop Dead (2024), The Takedown (2024), Rich Girl Summer (2025), Just Kiss Already (2026) and The Vacation Shift (2026). Chu remains actively publishing, on a pace of roughly one book a year.

Lily Gold has five catalogued books, published between 2021 and 2026: Faking with Benefits (2021), Nanny for the Neighbors (2021), Three Swedish Mountain Men (2022), Triple-Duty Bodyguards (2022) and Highland Hideaway (2026). Gold remains in active publication.

Lily Harper Hart writes cozy and paranormal mysteries across many short series: Harper Harlow, Ivy Morgan, Maddie Graves, the Hannah Hickok Witchy Mysteries, Hardy Brothers Security, the Supernatural Speakeasy, Witch on the Rocks, Return to Magic and Rowan Gray. The catalogue holds 167 books, opening in 2014 with the Deadly titles and reaching Hexpress Yourself; The Phantom Under the Stairs is scheduled for 2027. The median book runs 198 pages.

Lily King

7 books

Seven books make up Lily King's catalogue, from The Pleasing Hour (1999) to Heart the Lover (2025), taking in Euphoria (2014) and Writers and Lovers (2020). Au pairs, English teachers, fathers and daughters and remarried families fill the subject tags, with France and Americans abroad among the settings. No series links the books.

Lin Anderson, born in Greenock, Scotland, writes Tartan Noir crime fiction and screenplays. The Rhona MacLeod novels, which follow a forensic scientist, are the best known sequence, and were in development for ITV as of 2010. Twenty-nine titles are catalogued from Driftnet (2003) to The High Island (2026), with the Orcadia Mysteries, the Patrick de Courvoisier Mystery books and Blaze Dog Detective alongside, at a median length of 400 pages.

Lin Stepp writes romance set in the Smoky Mountains. 24 catalogued books run from The Foster Girls (2009) to Wildflower Haven (2026). Mountain Home carries the Tennessee and North Carolina stories, among them Tell Me about Orchard Hollow (2010), Delia's Place (2012) and Saving Laurel Springs (2015); Edisto and Lighthouse Sisters are the other two series. Widows, single mothers, foster children and changes of life run through the subjects.

Lincoln Child

16 books• 7 series

Lincoln Child, born October 13, 1957, is an American writer of techno-thrillers and horror. Child is most widely known for novels co-written with Douglas Preston, among them the Agent Pendergast and Gideon Crew series; Relic, the pair's first joint novel, was made into a film. Child has also written eight solo novels, including the Jeremy Logan series. More than 20 of the joint novels and most of the solo books reached the New York Times bestseller list, and the joint books are noted for thorough research and scientific accuracy. The catalogue lists 17 titles, starting with Dark Company (1984) and including Deep Storm (2007) and Chrysalis (2022); Dead Man's Journey is scheduled for 2027.

Lincoln Peirce

77 books• 6 series

Lincoln Peirce created the Big Nate comic strip and writes and illustrates the Big Nate novels for young readers. Born in 1963, Peirce is an American cartoonist and animator who has written animated shorts for Cartoon Network and Nickelodeon, and created the animated Big Nate series that premiered on Paramount+. Eighty-two titles are catalogued from 2001 to Code Red! (2026), covering the graphic novels, activity books and the Max and the Midknights series. Middle school, friendship and humour are the recurring subjects.

Two Boston detectives anchor Linda Barnes's crime fiction: Carlotta Carlyle, a woman private investigator, and Michael Spraggue, an actor. Barnes wrote 21 catalogued books between 1982 and 2015, the last of them Further Adventures of Carlotta Carlyle. Massachusetts settings and women detectives run through the work, and no new title has appeared since 2015.

Nine books by Linda Berry are catalogued, published between 2019 and 2023 across three crime series: Sidney Becker, Michael Sullivan Mystery and Lauren Starkley. Hidden arrived in two parts in 2019, alongside Pretty Corpse, The Dead Chill and The Killing Woods. Cold Revenge (2020), Killer Magic (2021), The Sting Of Death (2022) and Grave Secret (2023) close the run, and nothing new has been catalogued since.

Linda Broday has 28 books catalogued from Knight on the Texas Plains (2002) to Jess's Reckoning (2026). Texas appears in titles such as Forever His Texas Bride (2015), To Love a Texas Ranger (2016) and The Heart of a Texas Cowboy (2017). Outlaw Mail Order Brides, Bachelors of Battle Creek, Men of Legend, McIntyres, Hangman's Daughters and Women of Black Hawk Canyon are the series.

Amish life supplies the setting for Linda Byler's Christian romances. Lizzie (2003) opens a catalogue of 55 titles that reaches A Christmas Surprise (2026), with Lizzie Searches For Love, Sadie's Montana, Lancaster Burning, Hester's Hunt for Home and Stepping Stones among the series. Courtship, teachers, horses and Pennsylvania fill the subject tags.

Linda Castillo is an American novelist behind the Kate Burkholder crime thrillers, which are set in Amish country. Sworn to Silence (2009), the first Kate Burkholder book, became the Lifetime film An Amish Murder with Neve Campbell. Castillo has also written romance and romantic suspense, and the catalogue lists the Operation: Midnight and High Country Heroes series. In all, 54 books run from Remember the Night (2000) to A Dark Path (2026). Castillo grew up in Arcanum, Ohio, and lives in Texas.

Linda Fairstein

32 books• 5 series

Alexandra Cooper, a public prosecutor in New York, leads Linda Fairstein's crime novels. The catalogue opens with the non-fiction Sexual Violence: Our War Against Rape (1993), turns to fiction with Final Jeopardy (1996) and reaches Blood Oath (2019). Thirty-two books are catalogued in total, the Devlin Quick series and further non-fiction among them. No new Fairstein title has appeared since 2019.

Linda Ford writes Christian historical romance, and the catalogue counts 125 books from The Heart Seeks a Home (2000) to Christmas in Golden Valley (2026). Cowboys, ranchers, widows, orphans and Montana are among the recorded subjects. Series include Big Sky Country, Glory, Montana, Montana Mail-Order Brides, Stagecoach to Golden Valley, Wagon Train Romance, Cowboys of Eden Valley and Dakota Brides. Early titles include Crane's Bride (2001) and Darcy's Inheritance (2007).

Linda Greenlaw fished commercially before writing about it, and was the first woman to captain a swordfishing boat on the American East Coast. The Perfect Storm, the 1997 book and the film made from it, featured Greenlaw. Her own account of the work fills The Hungry Ocean (1999), which held a place on the New York Times bestseller list for three months, along with The Lobster Chronicles (2002) and All Fishermen Are Liars. The Jane Bunker mysteries are her fiction, with insurance investigators among their subject headings, and two cookbooks sit beside them. Eleven titles are catalogued, published between 1999 and 2018. Greenlaw lives on Isle au Haut, Maine.

Linda Holmes is an American author, cultural critic and podcaster who writes for NPR, hosts the Pop Culture Happy Hour podcast and edits the blog of the same name. Her first book, Why You're Still Single (2006), is self-help; the novels that follow are romance, Evvie Drake Starts Over (2019), Flying Solo (2022) and Back After This (2025). Four titles are catalogued, with thirteen years between the first and the second.

Linda Howard is the pen name of Linda S. Howington, an American author of romance and suspense born on August 3, 1950, in Alabama. The catalogue counts 63 books between All That Glitters (1982) and After Sundown (2019). Series include the Mackenzie Family Saga, Rescues/Kell Sabin, CIA's Spies/John Medina, Blair Mallory and GO-Team, alongside standalone novels. Contemporary, historical and paranormal romance all appear in the subject tags, together with romantic suspense.

Cowboys, ranchers and ranch life run through Linda Lael Miller's 134 catalogued books, in historical, contemporary and western romance alike. Miller's families and places include the McKettricks, the Montana Creeds, Stone Creek, Springwater Seasons, Painted Pony Creek and the Brides of Bliss County, with a Tremayne vampire sequence off to one side. Desire and Destiny (1983) is the earliest title and The Silver Hills Boarding House the newest.

Linda Lay Shuler wrote historical fiction about the prehistoric peoples of North America. Three books make up the Time Circle sequence: She Who Remembers (1988), Voice of the Eagle (1992) and Let the Drum Speak (1996). Indians of North America, the Zuni and prehistoric life are the catalogued subjects, and the sequence has stood complete since 1996.

Linda Nichols writes Christian fiction about marriages under strain and lives begun again. Five novels are catalogued: Handyman (2000), Not A Sparrow Falls (2002), If I Gained the World (2003), At the Scent of Water (2004) and In Search of Eden (2007). Single mothers, fathers and daughters, physicians and imposture supply the plots, and the Second Chances Collection is the one named grouping. Nothing has followed since 2007.

Dogs run through most of Linda O Johnston's work. The Kendra Ballantyne, Pet-Sitter mysteries pair pet-sitting with murder investigation, and the Pet Rescue, Barkery & Biscuits, Shelter of Secrets and K-9 Ranch Rescue series continue on that ground, while the Alpha Force books sit in Harlequin's paranormal line. Women lawyers, dog owners and rescue work recur as subjects. Eighty-two titles are catalogued, from a 1988 short story to Canine Refuge (2025), at a median length of 288 pages.

Food and cats give Linda Reilly's mysteries their hooks: the Grilled Cheese Mysteries, the Deep Fried Mystery books, the Cat Lady Mysteries and the Apple Mariani series, set around restaurants in New Hampshire and Massachusetts. Women sleuths work the murders and disappearances. Sixteen catalogued titles run from Some Enchanted Murder (2013) to Between a Roquefort and a Hard Place in 2026.

Lindsay Buroker is an independent fantasy and science fiction author writing full time, with more than ninety novels, a USA Today bestseller listing and two Goodreads Readers' Choice Award nominations. The catalogue holds 150 Buroker titles, from The Emperor's Edge (2010) to About Jam Time (2026). Series include Emperor's Edge, Dragon Blood, Death Before Dragons, Star Kingdom, Legacy of Magic, Dragon Gate, Flash Gold Chronicles and Heritage of Power. Steampunk, assassins and epic fantasy appear among the subjects. Buroker lists travel, hiking, tennis and vizslas as interests.

Lindsay Currie writes children's fiction. Thirteen books are catalogued from Creed (2014) to X Marks the Haunt (2026), among them The Peculiar Incident on Shady Street (2017), Scritch Scratch (2020), What Lives in the Woods (2021), The Girl in White (2022), It Found Us (2023), The Mystery of Locked Rooms (2024) and It's Watching (2025). Delta Games and the Secret Bookstore Sleuth Society are the two series.

Lindsay McKenna is the pseudonym of Eileen Nauman, who served in the U.S. Navy from 1964 to 1967 and has also been a volunteer firefighter, an EMT in Arizona and a pilot. Nauman is known as the Top Gun of Women's Military Fiction. The catalogue records 148 books from Captive of Fate (1983) to No Turning Back (2024). Morgan's Mercenaries and its sub-series, Delos, Wind River Valley, Shadow Team and Black Jaguar Squadron are among the series, and military veterans, cowboys and Wyoming appear in the subjects alongside romantic suspense.

Lindsay Straube has 4 catalogued books, published between 2014 and 2026. The run opens with Shimmer (2014), then resumes eleven years later with Between Two Kings (2025) and Kiss of the Basilisk (2025), and continues with Kneel Before Me (2026). Split or Swallow is the one series recorded under Straube's name.

Ancient Rome is Lindsey Davis's setting, worked as hard-boiled detective fiction. The Silver Pigs (1989) introduces the informer Marcus Didius Falco, and the series keeps a metal in most titles: Shadows in Bronze, Venus in Copper, The Iron Hand of Mars and Poseidon's Gold. Flavia Albia takes over the later books, reaching Murder in Purple and Gold in 2026. Forty-four titles make up the catalogue, at a median of 349 pages.

Forty-three books carry Lindsey Devin's name, all published since 2021. The series names map the territory: Vampires Of Baton Rouge, Baton Rouge Vampire, Wolves of the Night, Game Of Wolves, Mated To The Night, Solstice Huntress, Shadow Huntress, Demon Hollowers Motorcycle Club, Voltaire Pack Rising and Lost in the Stars. The first year alone brought Bounty Collected, Found By The Alien Defender, Stolen By The Vampire King and Possessive Alpha Wolf, and the run reaches Nobody Told Me Thrift Shops Sell Stolen Dragon Heirlooms in 2026.

Lindsey Kelk is an English author and journalist, born in 1980, who worked as a children's book editor before signing an initial deal with HarperCollins for her first novel. The I Heart books open with I Heart New York (2009) and continue through I Heart Paris (2010), I Heart Vegas (2011), I Heart London (2012) and I Heart Christmas (2013). Kelk's catalogue holds 29 titles dated 2009 to 2026, reaching The Witch and the Wolf (2026), and takes in the children's series Cinders & Sparks, the Jenny Lopez novellas and Savannah Red. Single women, dating, friendship and humour recur in the adult books.

Linsey Hall's 85 catalogued books are built almost entirely of connected fantasy series. The Dragon's Gift universe alone splits into The Huntress, The Seeker, The Valkyrie, The Protector, The Druid, The Amazon, The Dark Fae, The Sorceress and The Storm, with Shadow Guild and Mythean Arcana beside it. Braving Fate (2014) opens the run and Kingdom of Roses and Flame (2026) is the newest. The median book runs 230 pages, and Hall keeps publishing.

Linsey Lanier writes mystery and romantic suspense. The Miranda and Parker Mysteries carry the largest share of the catalogue, and the Clever Detective books, Miranda's Rights, the Wesson and Sloan FBI Thrillers, the Maggie Delaney police thrillers, the Prasala romances and Dandy Frost sit alongside. Fifty-two catalogued titles run from The Clever Detective (2010) to Family Lies (2026).

Linwood Barclay

37 books• 9 series

Linwood Barclay, born in 1955, is an American-born Canadian novelist, humorist and former columnist. Barclay's detective novels have been bestsellers in Canada and abroad since No Time for Goodbye (2007). The catalogue holds 37 Barclay books, reaching back to Father Knows Zilch (1996) and forward to Not a Word (2026). Series include Promise Falls, Zack Walker, Keisha Ceylon and Chase, and the subjects take in suspense, missing persons, journalists, families and humor.

Every catalogued Linzi Day title ends in Gretna Green. Nine books run from Midlife in Gretna Green in 2022 to Half an Orange in Gretna Green in 2026, with Painting the Blues, House Party, Seeing Red, Ties that Bond, Code Yellow, Market Forces and Spilling the Tea all carrying the same place name. The Midlife Recorder is Day's one named series, and Day continues to publish.