Authors whose first name starts with L, page 8 of 14

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 Everett is the pen name Louisa Edwards uses for the Sanctuary Island contemporary romance series. Edwards, born November 4, 1979, worked as a book editor and restaurant reviewer before writing novels, and chefs at upscale restaurants are the focus of the books under her own name. Sanctuary Island, The Firefly Cafe and The Summer Cottage all date from 2013, and Home at Last (2017) is the last title. The 20-book listing also holds Can't Stand the Heat (2009) and Just One Taste (2010). Edwards lives in Austin, Texas.

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 Graham is a pseudonym used by a South African author, and the catalogue lists 12 books under the name from 2016 to 2025. The Summer Escape (2016) is the first title and Her Forgotten Hours (2025) the newest. A Cornish Christmas (2016), Summer at Seafall Cottage (2017), The Paris Secret (2018), The Child of Auschwitz (2019), The German Girl (2021) and The Last Restaurant in Paris (2022) are other titles. The median book is 322 pages, and Graham is still publishing.

Lily Graison has 31 catalogued books published between 2005 and 2025. A Touch of Heaven (2005) opens the run and A Soft Kiss in Autumn (2025) is the newest listed title. Two series carry the catalogue: Willow Creek and Night Breeds. The 2010s hold the largest share of the titles, and Graison continues to publish.

Lily Harlem's 139 catalogued books date from 2010 to 2026. Escape to the Country, Stockholm Seduction and Hired are among the 2010 titles, and Rogue Lyon (2026) is the newest. Series credited to Harlem include Hot Ice, Challenge, Redwood Shifters, Rock Starz, Raw Talent, Sexy as Hell Trilogy, London Ménage, Riding With Warriors and Dirty Bikers.

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 Kate has 10 catalogued books published from 2017 to 2024, with Minnesota Ice as the named series. Dad Bod (2017) is the first, and Birthday Girl, Boss Girl, Delivery Girl and Hangry are also 2017 titles. Awkward. appeared in 2018. Flower Girl, Jingle Bell Rock and Taco Bout Love date from 2023, and You Are My Sunshine (2024) is the newest. Lily Kate is still publishing.

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.

Lily Mayne has 21 books in this catalogue, published between 2019 and 2026. A Monstrous Christmas in Camp (2019) opens the run and Don't Eat Your Human Boyfriend (2026) is the newest title. Edin, Gloam, Soul Eater, The Rycke and Wyn all carry a 2021 date, and Death's Bloom, Forgotten Vows, Mortal Skin and Moth follow in 2022. Monstrous, Goliaths of Wrestling, Folk and Deep Earth Dating are the series recorded, and Monstrous also carries a character entry.

Lily Small is the author of Fairy Animals of Misty Wood, a children's series tagged with fairies and animals. Bella the Bunny, Chloe the Kitten, Hailey the Hedgehog and Mia the Mouse appeared in 2013, followed by Daisy the Deer and Poppy the Pony in 2014. Subject tags include rabbits, cats, dogs, ponies, hedgehogs and friendship, set in the imaginary Misty Wood. Penny the Puppy (2018) is the newest title. The median book length is 124 pages.

Lily Tuck, born October 10, 1938, is an American novelist and short story writer and a Guggenheim Fellow. The News from Paraguay (2004) won that year's National Book Award for Fiction. Siam (1999) was a PEN/Faulkner Award nominee, and Woman of Rome (2008), a biography of Elsa Morante, won the Premio Elsa Morante. The catalogue lists 12 books from Interviewing Matisse, or The Woman Who Died Standing Up (1991) to The Rest Is Memory (2024).

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 Carter, born Linwood Vrooman Carter on 9 June 1930, was an American science fiction and fantasy author, editor and critic who died on 7 February 1988. Carter also wrote as Grail Undwin and as H. P. Lowcraft, the name used for a parody of H. P. Lovecraft. During the 1970s Carter edited the Ballantine Adult Fantasy series, which introduced readers to overlooked fantasy classics. The catalogue lists 76 books from Thongor and The Wizard of Lemuria (1965) onward. Thongor, Callisto, World's End, Green Star, Zarkon and Terra Magica are among the series, and Lemuria appears in the subjects.

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.

Lin-Manuel Miranda

23 books• 3 series

The 23 entries catalogued under Lin-Manuel Miranda are largely music editions and librettos dated 2013 to 2021. In the Heights (2013) opens the listing and In the Heights: Finding Home (2021) closes it, with Hamilton: The Revolution (2015), Hamilton - Vocal Selections (2016), Hamilton Songbook (2016), Moana: Music from the Motion Picture Soundtrack (2016) and Hamilton: Strum & Sing Guitar (2017) among the titles. Miranda, born in 1980, works as a songwriter, actor, filmmaker, librettist and producer, and created the Broadway musicals In the Heights and Hamilton. The animated films Moana, Vivo and Encanto carry Miranda soundtracks. Recorded honours run to a Pulitzer Prize for Drama, three Tony Awards, two Laurence Olivier Awards, two Emmy Awards, five Grammy Awards, two Academy Award nominations and the Kennedy Center Honor in 2018.

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.

Linda Bailey is a Canadian children's author born in 1948. The Stevie Diamond mysteries open Bailey's catalogue in 1992 with How Come the Best Clues Are Always in the Garbage?, and the Good Times Travel Agency books take young readers into Ancient Egypt and the Middle Ages. Picture books account for much of the rest, at a median of 48 pages. The Writers' Trust of Canada gave Bailey the Vicky Metcalf Award for Literature for Young People in 2021. 46 books are catalogued, with The Easter Wolf listed for 2027.

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.

Romance and historical fiction are the subjects recorded for Linda Carroll-Bradd, whose catalogue entry counts 101 books from 2006 to 2026. A Legend of Ireland and Lone Star Angel both date from 2006, and Pinna Sequoia Bride is listed for 2026. Montana Sky: Entertainers of the West, Dorado, Texas and Sugar & Spice Bakery are the listed series. V. McKevitt is credited on 3 books, and Heather B. Moore and Teri Harman on 1 each.

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 Chaikin, born 1943, writes Christian historical fiction and sometimes publishes as L. L. Chaikin. Recovery of the Lost Sword (1990) opens a catalogue of 38 books that closes with Jewel of the Pacific in 2013. Nine series divide it, including Dawn of Hawaii, Heart of India, Royal Pavilions, the Egypt Trilogy, Trade Winds and Silk House. The Crusades, pirates, the Second World War and frontier pioneer life supply the historical settings, and the 1990s were Chaikin's peak decade.

Born in Liverpool on 15 January 1969, Linda Chapman is a British writer whose output is principally series for younger children. Fantasy about unicorns, mermaids and magic is what Chapman is particularly known for. Co-authored titles include Unicorn Academy, Mermaid Academy and Forever Homes with Julie Sykes, plus books written with Michelle Misra, Lee Weatherly and Steve Cole, and the Superpowers series appears under the pseudonym Alex Cliff. The listing is graded 1-3, holds 24 books published between 2007 and 2026, and starts with First Class Friends (2007). Subject tags name unicorns, friendship, magic and Unicorn School.

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 Francis Lee writes romance, both contemporary and historical. Texas, women lawyers, rich people, societies and clubs, and balls appear among the recorded subjects across 22 catalogued books published between 1994 and 2024. Texas Angel (1994) opens the catalogue and Emily & Einstein (2024) is the newest title. Listed titles include The Wallflower (1995), Blue Waltz (1996), Dove's Way (2000), Swan's Grace (2000) and Nightingale's Gate (2001). The 2000s are the busiest decade, with a median recorded length of 344 pages.

Linda Green has 13 books in the catalogue, published from 2007 to 2026. For Linda Green books in order, I Did a Bad Thing (2007) is first, followed by 10 Reasons not to Fall in Love (2009) and Things I Wish I'd Known (2010). The Marriage Mender (2014), While My Eyes Were Closed (2016) and The Last Thing She Told Me (2018) are among the later titles. If I Had My Time Again (2026) is the newest.

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 Hall writes inspirational romantic suspense and mysteries, with 24 catalogued books from 1994 to 2019. Hall's series are Coast of Maine, Royal Canadian Mounted Police, Em Ridge Mysteries, Teri Blake-Addison and Fog Point. Steal Away and The Josiah Files both date from 1994, and month titles followed with August Gamble (1995), November Veil (1996) and April Operation (1997). Subjects include mounted police, family life and homeless persons. The Devil to Pay (2019) is the newest Hall title.

Linda Holeman

14 books

Linda Holeman, born Linda Freeman in Winnipeg, Manitoba, is a Canadian fiction author with 14 catalogued books from 1995 to 2014. The list opens with Frankie on the Run (1995) and closes with The Devil on Her Tongue (2014). Subject tags cover children's fiction, historical fiction, orphans, sisters, England and romance. Promise Song, Mercy's Birds, Raspberry House Blues, The Linnet Bird and The Moonlit Cage are also listed.

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.

Linda Huber has 13 books catalogued between 2013 and 2024. The Cold Cold Sea (2013) is the first listed title, and The Paradise Trees also appeared in 2013. Later books include The Attic Room (2015), Chosen Child (2016), Ward Zero (2016), The Clarice Cliff Vase (2020), Baby Dear (2021) and Stolen Sister (2022). Pact of Silence (2024) is the newest, and Huber is still publishing.

Kansas, Swedish Americans and women pioneers appear among the subjects for Linda K. Hubalek, whose 52 catalogued books run from Butter in the Well (1992) to Honor My Word (2021). Other subjects include frontier and pioneer life, immigrants, diary fiction and cooking. Titles include Egg Gravy (1993), Planting Dreams (1997), Cultivating Hope (1998), Harvesting Faith (1999) and Trail of Thread (2012). Hubalek's series are Brides with Grit, Grooms with Honor, Mismatched Mail-Order Brides, Planting Dreams, Rancher's Word, Butter in the Well, Trail of Thread and Kansas Quilter. The median book runs to 136 pages.

Linda Ladd began in historical romance and later moved to suspense. The early books are romances, among them Wildstar (1984), Moonspell (1985), Silverswept (1987) and Midnight Fire (1991), and Head to Head marked a return after about ten years away, opening the contemporary suspense run. Claire Morgan, a detective working serial murder cases, heads that side of the list, with the Will Novak books, the Fire Trilogy and the White Trilogy beside her. The catalogue holds 34 books reaching The Vanishing Angle (2019), at a median of 352 pages. Ladd lives in Missouri.

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 LeGarde Grover is an Anishinaabe novelist and short story writer, enrolled with the Bois Forte Band of the Minnesota Chippewa Tribe. Grover is professor emeritus in American Indian Studies at the University of Minnesota Duluth and writes a column for the Duluth News Tribune. Ojibwa Indians and poetry are the recorded subjects of eight catalogued books, which run from The Dance Boots (2010) to A Song over Miskwaa Rapids (2023). Onigamiising (2017), Gichigami Hearts (2021) and The Sky Watched (2022) fall between them.

Linda Nagata

26 books• 5 series

Nanotechnology and the merging of computers with the human mind are recurring subjects for Linda Nagata, a Hawaii-based American writer of science fiction and fantasy born in San Diego in 1960. Nagata's novella Goddesses became the first work published online to win a Nebula Award. The catalogue lists 26 books from 1995 to 2024, including The Bohr Maker (1995) and the Nanotech Succession, Inverted Frontier and Wild Trilogy series.

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.

Linda P. Kozar co-wrote Babes with a Beatitude, a book of devotions for women of faith published in 2009, and wrote Misfortune Cookies (2008), which opens this 26-book catalogue. Kozar took the ACFW Mentor of the Year Award in 2007 and founded Writers On The Storm, a local ACFW chapter, serving three years as its president. The listing ends in 2019 with Sunshine for the Soul: Morning Devotions to Warm the Heart. When The Fat Ladies Sing and Sweet Petite Mysteries are the two series recorded, the first taking in A Tisket, A Casket (2012) and Dead as a Doornail (2014). Religion, devotional writing and the religious life of women are the catalogue subjects.

Linda Rae Sande writes historical romance, per the catalogue subjects, and has 56 books listed from 2013 to 2026. The Kiss of a Viscount (2013) is the first listed title, alongside The Grace of a Duke and The Seduction of an Earl from the same year. Series credited to Sande include Heirs of the Aristocracy, Sons of the Aristocracy, Daughters of the Aristocracy, Widows of the Aristocracy and Stella of Akrotiri. The Librarian of a Lyon (2026) is the newest release.

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.

Linda Seed has 20 catalogued books from 2015 to 2023, grouped into the Delaneys of Cambria, Main Street Merchants, Russo Sisters, Otter Bluff and Bridge Street MDs series. Moonstone Beach (2015) is the first title. Fire and Glass, Like That Endless Cambria Sky and Nearly Wild appeared in 2016. A Long, Cool Rain, The Promise of Lightning and Loving the Storm followed in 2017 and 2018. Listen to Me (2023) is the newest Seed title.

Linda Stratmann, born in Leicester in 1948, is a British writer of historical true crime, biography and crime fiction. The true crime side surveys English murder by county -- Essex Murders (2004), Gloucestershire Murders, Kent Murders, Middlesex Murders and The Big Book of Greater London Murders -- while the fiction runs to three series: Frances Doughty, Mina Scarletti and the Early Casebook of Sherlock Holmes. 41 titles span 2004 to 2026, reaching Sherlock Holmes and the Aeronauts in 2026.

Linda Sue Park

28 books• 3 series

Linda Sue Park, born in 1960, is a Korean-American author whose first novel, Seesaw Girl, appeared in 1999. A Single Shard took the Newbery Medal in 2002. Park wrote Storm Warning, the ninth book in The 39 Clues, published in 2010. Korea, orphans, family life and stories in rhyme appear among the recorded subjects, which span children's novels and picture books. The catalogue lists 28 books, from SeesawGirl (1999) to Gracie Under the Waves (2024), with Wing & Claw the one series recorded.

Linda Warren, born Linda Pearl Siegert on 2 July 1945, is an American author of contemporary romance novels. Subject records cite Texas, western romance, romantic suspense, single mothers and police. The catalogue lists 56 books from Branded (1992) to A Texan's Christmas Baby (2021), with Swept Away (1993) and Deep in the Heart of Texas (2000) among them. Texas Rebels, Hardin Boys, Willow Creek, Texas, McCain Brothers and Belles of Texas are the listed series.

Linda Windsor began in historical romance and moved to Christian fiction. The early books are nautical and tropical, among them Pirate's Wild Embrace (1990), Hawaiian Caress (1990) and Island Flame (1995), while Fires of Gleannmara, Brides of Alba, the Piper Cove Chronicles and Moonstruck make up the later series list. The catalogue holds 28 books between 1990 and Rebel (2012), at a median of 352 pages, with the 1990s the heaviest decade.

Lindsay Ashford is a British journalist and crime novelist whose books often feature Megan Rhys, an investigative psychologist. Ashford's style has been compared with that of Vivien Armstrong, Linda Fairstein and Frances Fyfield. The catalogue lists 17 books from Frozen (2003) to No Light but the Stars (2026), grouped as the Megan Rhys series plus standalone novels and non-fiction. Strange Blood (2005), Death Studies (2006) and The Rubber Woman (2007) are early titles. The Mysterious Death of Miss Austen (2011) and Beguiling Miss Bennet (2015) came later, and subjects include forensic psychology, murder and World War II.

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 Cross has 20 catalogued books published between 2015 and 2020, all credited to Cross alone. The run opens with David (2015) and ends at Mayhem's Betrayal (2020). Men of Mercy, Operation Mayhem and FURY Security are the three series filed under the Cross name. The catalogue records no title after 2020, and the median volume runs 242 pages across the 10 books with a recorded page count.

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 Evans writes African American romance. Catalogue subjects record lawyers, businesswomen, business consultants, sculptors and false personation alongside man-woman relationships. Evans has 15 catalogued books published between 2013 and 2022, each credited to Evans alone, opening with Pleasure Under the Sun (2013) and closing with To Tempt a Husband (2022). Three series appear in the listing: Miami Strong, Professional Lovers and Clarks of Atlanta.

Lindsay Harrel writes Christian fiction, with twins and American literature also among the recorded subjects. Four series stand in the catalogue: Port Willis, Walker Beach Romance, Barefoot Sisterhood and Pineberry Haven. Titles listed include The Heart Between Us (2018), The Secrets of Paper and Ink (2019) and The Joy of Falling (2020). The run reaches 20 books between One More Song to Sing (2016) and Her Proposal of Convenience (2026), and To Heal the Farmer's Heart is scheduled for 2027.

Lindsay J. Pryor writes paranormal romance in the Blackthorn and Lowtown series. The catalogue lists 10 books from Blood Shadows (2012) to Rogue (2020). Blood Roses, Blood Deep, Blood Torn, Blood Dark, Blood Bound, Blood Instinct and Blood Broken are among them, along with Haven (2017). Subjects include vampires, psychic ability and survival, and the median book runs to 390 pages.