Authors whose first name starts with L, page 9 of 14

Lindsay Marcott has 10 catalogued books spanning 1977 to 2022, with the earliest four credited under the name Lindsay Maracotta. The Sad Eyed Ladies (1977), Caribe (1980), Hide and Seek (1982) and Everything We Wanted (1984) carry that credit. Marcott's series is Lucy Freers Mystery, and subject headings name Lucy Freers as a fictitious character, with women sleuths, Hollywood and film producers. The Dead Hollywood Moms Society (1996), The Dead Celeb (1997) and Playing Dead (1999) are titles from the 1990s. The Producer's Daughter (2013), Mrs. Rochester's Ghost (2021) and Shadow Sister (2022) are the latest titles.

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 Murray is credited on 8 catalogued books published between 2021 and 2023. Love in the Time of Covid (2021) is the earliest. Six titles carry 2022 dates: A Reason to Stay, Ashes of Sin and Stardust, Let's Play a Game, Neighborly Love, The Slave and Truth or Dare. The Goddess (2023) closes the logged run. Five groupings sit under the name, including AnchorX, Standalone Sweets and Weston House, alongside separate shelves for Murray's short stories and novellas and for standalone novels.

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 Hart has 58 books in the catalogue, published between 2017 and 2026. Her Captor and Against His Will open the run in 2017, and 2018 brought A Christmas Proposal, A Husband for Beauty, Captivated by the Beast, Beautiful Encounter, Burning Touch, Free & Wild, Jordan and Love Contract. Series headings are Alphalicious Billionaires, Alphalicious Billionaires Boss, Beastly Love, Fated to Love You, Bad for Me and I Said Yes. My Rockstar Crush (2026) is the newest listed title, and the run is ongoing.

Lindsey Hutchinson writes historical sagas, with subject tags on England, family life, workhouses, the institutional care of poor children and 19th-century British social conditions. The catalogue lists 18 books from 2017 to 2025 and two series, Black Country and Pick-Pocket. The Workhouse Children and The Wives' Revenge both date from 2017. Fallen Women (2018), The Orphan Girl (2018), Minnie's Orphans (2020) and The Children from Gin Barrel Lane (2020) follow, and The Pick-Pocket's Return (2025) is the newest.

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.

Lindsey Sparks (Fairleigh) writes across nine series: Atlantis Legacy, Ending, Ending Legacy, Ending Beginnings, Kat Dubois Chronicles, Echo World, Allworld Online, the Fateless Trilogy and Last Vampire Queen. Thirty-three books are catalogued between 2013 and 2025, opening with After The Ending and Echo Prophecy in the same year. Titles from 2014 and 2015 include Out of the Ashes, Resonance, Time Anomaly, Before The Dawn and Beginnings, and Ink Witch follows in 2016. Guardian of Blood and Shadow (2025) is the newest entry.

Romance is the single subject heading on Lindzee Armstrong's catalogue of 27 books, published between 2015 and 2024. First Love Second Choice (2015) opens the listing and Refuse to Sink (2024) is the most recent title. No Match for Love, Second Chances in Sapphire Cove, Sunset Plains and Chasing Tomorrow are the recorded series. Armstrong is credited on all 27 books; Addison Quinn shares the credit on one of them.

Linnea Sinclair, born in New Jersey in 1954, is an American author of science fiction romance, fantasy romance and paranormal romance. Gabriel's Ghost (2002) won the 2006 RITA Award for Best Paranormal Romance. Sinclair has also written as Megan Sybil Baker, and worked earlier as a news reporter and a private detective. The catalogue lists 10 books from Wintertide (2000) to Rebels and Lovers (2010), including An Accidental Goddess (2002), Games of Command (2002), The Down Home Zombie Blues (2007) and Shades of Dark (2008). Sinclair also wrote the Dock Five Universe series.

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).

Linsey Miller studied biology in Arkansas and holds an MFA in fiction. What We Devour (2021) drew a Lambda nomination. Mask of Shadows (2017) and Ruin of Stars (2018) make up a duology, and Miller also wrote Belle Révolte, The Game and the first three books of the Disney Princes series. Recorded subjects cover young adult fantasy, assassins, kings and rulers, revenge and gender identity. That Devil, Ambition (2025) is the newest of the 9 catalogued books.

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.

Linzi Baxter has 54 books catalogued between 2017 and 2026, from Hacker Reexposed / Hacker Exposed (2017) to Hacker Vendetta (2026). Series include White Hat Security, Nova Satellite Security, Immortal Dragon, Flipping Love Story, Siblings of the Underworld, Rogue Mercenaries, Texas Secrets and Deadly Obsession. The Nightshade Guild is listed among the characters, and other titles include Hacker Royal (2017) and Grayson's Angel (2018).

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.

Lionel Davidson (1922-2009) was an English novelist who wrote spy thrillers. Davidson took the Authors' Club Best First Novel Award once and the Gold Dagger three times. Nine catalogued books span 1960 to 1994, opening with The Night of Wenceslas (1960) and ending with Kolymsky Heights (1994). Subjects recorded include espionage, suspense, Russia and China, and Nicholas Whistler is logged as a recurring fictional character. Eight books have a recorded length, at a median of 293 pages.

Lionel Shriver

22 books• 1 series

Lionel Shriver has 22 books catalogued from The Female of the Species (1987) to A Better Life (2026). Checker and the Derailleurs (1989), Game Control (1994), A Perfectly Good Family (1996) and Double Fault (1997) came first. We Need to Talk About Kevin (2003) won the Orange Prize for Fiction in 2005, and The Post-Birthday World (2007) and So Much for That (2010) followed. Born Margaret Ann Shriver on May 18, 1957, Shriver is an American author and cultural commentator. Marriage, family life and musicians recur in the subjects.

Lis Wiehl, born August 19, 1961, is an American legal analyst and New York Times bestselling author of fiction and non-fiction. Wiehl worked at NBC News and NPR's All Things Considered, then spent more than fifteen years as a legal analyst and reporter at Fox News, and comments regularly for CNN. The catalogue lists 18 books from 2004, when The People v. George W. Bush and Winning Every Time appeared, to A Spy in Plain Sight (2022), an account of the FBI and Robert Hanssen. Other titles include Face of Betrayal (2008), Hand of Fate (2010) and Waking Hours (2011). Series include Newsmakers, East Salem Trilogy and Mia Quinn, with subjects such as women lawyers, women journalists and forensic psychiatrists.

Art and its theft run through Lisa Barr's novels. The American journalist and editor, who has worked at the Jerusalem Post, Moment magazine and the Chicago Sun-Times, has published 4 books between 2012 and 2024. Her debut, Fugitive Colors (2012), took the IPPY gold medal for literary fiction in 2014; Woman on Fire (2022) and The Goddess of Warsaw (2024) followed The Unbreakables (2019). Artists, the 1930s, Nazis and suspense are her recurring subjects.

Lisa Bingham writes historical romance and teaches at a middle school in northern Utah, having lived and studied in Brazil, Mexico, the United Kingdom and continental Europe. Costume design for theatre and historical re-enactment has been a parallel career of more than twenty years. The catalogue holds 37 books from Tender Conquest (1989) to The Protector (2018), taking in Eden Creek and Silken Dreams (1991), The Bengal Rubies (1993) and Nanny Jake (1995). Subject tags name United States marshals, fugitives, nannies, twins, Great Britain and California. Series headings include the Taggart Brothers, the St. Charles Trilogy, the Pedigrue Sisters, Bachelors of Aspen Valley, Accidental Moms and New Year's Bachelors. The run is listed as likely complete.

Forensic science carries Lisa Black's crime novels, set largely in Cleveland. Theresa MacLean, a woman forensic scientist, heads the first series, with Gardiner and Renner and the Locard Institute thrillers after it. Seventeen catalogued books run from Takeover (2008) through Trail Of Blood (2010), That Darkness (2016) and Perish (2018) to Not Who We Expected in 2025.

Lisa Campell published 33 Regency-set historical romances in four years, 2020 to 2023. Dukes, earls, viscounts and rogues fill the titles: A Bet to Wed the Duke, Seducing the Sinful Duke, Tea Time with the Earl, Bitten by the Viscount, In Love with the Rogue. Six series divide the run, among them Wicked and Wanton in London, Devilish Nobles, In Lords We Trust, Season of Sin, Rakes and Roses and Society's Secret Sins. A Lady's Game of Hearts (2023) is the last title.

Lisa Carlisle writes paranormal romance and erotica, with 62 books catalogued from Bloodlust And Metal (2013) to Beauty and the Stone Beast (2026). Maine is also among the recorded subjects. Series include Underground Encounters, Salem Supernaturals, Highland Gargoyles, Boston Stone Sentries, Chateau Seductions, White Mountain Shifters and Moonlight Siren Supernatural Cruises. Night Encounters and Rock Me Tonight are other 2013 titles.

Lisa Carter writes Christian romance, some of it carrying a suspense thread, with Virginia and North Carolina among the recorded settings. The catalogue holds 29 books published between 2013 and 2025, all credited to Lisa Carter, and no series grouping is recorded. Aloha Rose and Carolina Reckoning both appeared in 2013, followed by Beneath a Navajo Moon (2014), Beyond the Cherokee Trail (2015), Coast Guard Courtship (2015) and The Stronghold (2016). Building Her a Home (2025) is the newest listing.

Lisa Childs writes romantic suspense and paranormal romance, and the catalogue holds 102 books from Return of the Lawman (2002) to Christmas Security (2025). Born on 31 October, Childs has written since childhood, turned to mysteries after reading Nancy Drew and the Hardy Boys, and won a first writing award at age 11. Bachelor Bodyguards, Hotshot Heroes, Bachelor Cowboys, Secret Vampire Society, Special Agents at the Altar and Bane Island are among the series. Subjects include bodyguards, widows and single mothers.

Lisa Cutts is credited on 9 catalogued books published between 2013 and 2022. Catalogue subjects record police procedural mystery, murder, investigation, kidnapping victims, heroin abuse and women detectives. Never Forget (2013) opens the list and Murder at the Gardens (2022) closes it, with Remember, Remember (2014), Mercy Killing (2016), Buried Secrets (2017), Lost Lives (2018), Don't Trust Him (2020), and Murder at the Castle and Murder In The Village (2021) in between. Belinda Penshurst and DC Nina Foster are the recorded series.

Shifter romance fills Lisa Daniels's catalogue: Holiday Shifters, Dragons of Telera, Northern Realm Royal Dragons, Northern Realm Royal Wolves, Bear Bosses of Samhain, Wild Wolf Shifter Academy and Bear Heroes of New York are among the series. 131 catalogued books span 2016 to 2026, from Annora's Dragon (2016) to A Surprise for Valentine's (2026). The early titles pair a heroine's name with her dragon. The median book runs 182 pages.

Lisa de Nikolits is a Canadian novelist and art director who came from South Africa and settled in Canada in 2000. The work spans novels, short stories and poetry, published in international anthologies and literary journals. Awards include an Independent Publisher Book Award, and The Occult Persuasion and the Anarchist's Solution (2019) made the 2020 Sunburst Award longlist. The 11 catalogued books start with The Hungry Mirror (2010) and reach Everything You Dream Is Real (2022).

Lisa Edmonds writes romance, and Alice Worth is the character named in two of her series. Edmonds's 20 books run from Heart of Malice (2017) to Shielded in the Shadows (2026). Most early titles take the form Heart of ..., including Heart of Fire, Heart of Ice, Heart of Stone and Heart of the Pack. Edmonds's series are Alice Worth World, Alice Worth Novellas, Fortusian Mates and Lords of Night.

Lisa Fiedler writes children's fiction. The catalogue holds 15 books dated between 1998 and 2019, from Lucky Me (1998) to We Walked the Sky (2019). Three series stand under the Fiedler name: Mouseheart, Stagestruck and Ages of Oz. Recorded subjects include witches, friendship, twins, rats, theatre, schools and detective and mystery stories, with the Olsen twins listed among the fictitious characters. The listing also carries Mary-Kate & Ashley franchise titles, among them Starring in Switching Goals (1999) and The Case of the Cheerleading Camp Mystery (2000).

Lisa Freed's 92 catalogued books began with His Hidden Agenda and Scarred Heart in 2017. Teasing the Wrong Guy (2026) is the newest title, and Bedding the Beastly Guy is due in 2027. Series include Love Unexpected, Love Unintended, Matchmakers, Psychic, Sweet & Sassy Curvy Girls, Gunther's Hollow, Gavenstone Mine and Dilemmas of the Heart. Psychic Abroad and Psychic Undercover appeared in 2018.

Lisa Gardner, born in 1972, is an American suspense novelist and a #1 New York Times bestseller. Gardner started out in romantic suspense under the name Alicia Scott, and three series here carry that pseudonym. The domestic thriller The Perfect Husband (1997) was the breakthrough. Gardner's series follow Detective D.D. Warren, Tessa Leoni and Frankie Elkin, and police investigations, missing persons and Boston recur in the subjects. The catalogue counts 48 books from Walking After Midnight (1992) to You'll Be Sorry (2026). Gardner's novels appear in more than 30 countries, and screen credits include At the Midnight House, The Survivors Club and Hide.

Lisa Genova writes fiction about neurological illness and the people living with it. Alzheimer's disease, patients and memory head the subject list. Seven titles are catalogued: Still Alice (2007), Left Neglected (2011), Love Anthony (2012), Inside the O'Briens (2015), Every Note Played (2018), the non-fiction Remember: The Science of Memory and the Art of Forgetting (2021) and More or Less Maddy (2025).

Lisa Gray writes mystery fiction. The Jessica Shaw series is Gray's main sequence, and the catalogue holds eight books published between 2019 and 2025: Bad Memory and Thin Air (2019), Dark Highway (2020), Lonely Hearts (2021), The Dark Room (2022), To Die For (2023), The Final Act (2024) and Dead of Night (2025). The books run to a median 315 pages, and Gray remains actively publishing.

Lisa Greenwald writes for middle-grade readers about friendship, school and adolescence. My Life in Pink & Green (2009) opens 29 catalogued books that reach You'll Find It All Still Here (2025). Six series divide the list: Pink & Green, TBH, Friendship List, Seagate Summers, Ellie's Deli and Fortune Tellers. Bullying, secrets, best friends, early dating and family life supply the material.

Domestic suspense makes up most of Lisa Hall's 13 books, from Between You and Me (2016) through The Perfect Couple (2020) and The Day She Disappeared (2023). Hotel Hollywood Mysteries is Hall's one catalogued series. Hall published The Wife Swap in 2026 and continues to write thrillers.

Lisa Harris is catalogued mainly for Christian romantic suspense and women-sleuth mysteries, with murder investigations and missing persons among the subjects. Series include Nikki Boyd Files, US Marshals, Southern Crimes, Fallout, Agents of Mercy, Mission Hope, Massachusetts Brides and Cozy Crumb Mystery. Listed titles include Michaela's Choice (2004), Recipe for Murder (2008) and The Truth We Seek (2025), the newest entry.

Lisa Jackson

189 books• 27 series

Lisa Jackson, born Susan Lisa Jackson in 1952, is an American author of romance and romantic suspense novels, with more than 75 to that name. The catalogue holds 189 Lisa Jackson books, from A Twist of Fate (1983) to Not What It Seems (2026). Subjects across the list include serial murders, women detectives, Montana and contemporary romance. Jackson's series include Selena Alvarez/Regan Pescoli, McCaffertys, Cahills / San Francisco, Savannah and the Dark Jewels Trilogy, plus a historical trilogy issued as Susan Lynn Crose. New Jackson titles continue to appear.

Lisa Jewell

24 books• 4 series

English novelist Lisa Jewell, born in 1968, writes popular fiction. The catalogue holds 24 of her books, from Ralph's Party (1999) to It Could Have Been Her (2026). Other titles include Thirtynothing (2000), After the Party (2010), Then She Was Gone (2018), The Family Upstairs (2019) and None of This Is True (2023). Subjects range over family secrets, sisters, missing persons and London, with both psychological suspense and humorous fiction represented. Ralph's Party and Family Upstairs also appear as series listings next to her standalone novels.

Lisa Klein is an American author known for Shakespearean fiction, including Ophelia (2006) and Lady Macbeth's Daughter (2009). Klein spent eight years as an assistant professor of English at Ohio State University and turned to writing after being denied tenure. The 8 catalogued books run from The Exemplary Sidney And The Elizabethan Sonneteer (1998) to Love Disguised (2013), and include Two Girls of Gettysburg (2008) and Cate of the Lost Colony (2010), which draws on the story of the Roanoke Colony. Klein lives in Columbus, Ohio.

Lisa Kleypas, born November 5, 1964, is an American author of historical and contemporary romance novels. Before writing professionally, Kleypas was Miss Massachusetts 1985 and competed in the Miss America 1986 pageant in Atlantic City. The catalogue lists 50 Kleypas books from Where Passion Leads (1987) to Queen of Lombard Street (2026). Series include the Wallflowers, Hathaways, Ravenels, Travis, Friday Harbor and Bow Street Runners, and subjects on file include nobility, aristocracy and London.

Shifters and first responders fill Lisa Ladew's romances. The One True Mate series is the largest part of a 42-book catalogue that also holds Edge of the Heat, Alpha Private Security, Unauthorized, Switch of Fate, Hide Me, the Rosesson Brothers and Charlene and Relic. Six numbered Edge of the Heat books appeared in 2014 alone. Publication runs from 2014 to Shifter's Secret in 2026, and Ladew continues to add titles.

Lisa Lovell writes romance around organised crime and motorcycle clubs. Seven Bratva series, Borisov, Vassiliev, Ulianov, Yakov, Vyronov, Tarasov and Sidorov, sit beside Rogue County MC, Rogue County Rangers, Perfect Monsters, Broken Throne and Billionaires Love Curves. Forty-nine books span 2019 to 2026, from Loving Zachary to Untamed Thirst, with the 2020 run titled by first name: Chief, Damon, Jake, Luke, Max, Phoenix and Raven.

Lisa Lutz

13 books• 3 series

Izzy Spellman investigates for a family-run detective agency in Lisa Lutz's comic mysteries. The Spellman Files (2007) opens that series, and 13 catalogued books reach The Accomplice in 2022, with standalone novels and non-fiction beside them. Dysfunctional families, women detectives and humour run through the subjects.

Lisa M. Prysock has 65 catalogued books, published from To Find a Duchess (2014) to Unpretentious Lady Jane (2026). Series credited to Prysock include Lydia Collection, Brides of Grace Hill, Montana Meadows, Kentucky Debutantes of the Gilded Age, Song of the Prairie, Victorian Christian Heritage and Mulberry House. Protecting Miss Jenna (2015), The Redemption of Lady Georgiana (2015) and Dreams of Sweetwater River (2017) are among the other titles.

Lisa Manifold's catalogue subjects list fantasy and historical fiction, across 49 books from Thea's Tale (2015) to The Keepers (2026). Series credited to Manifold include Oracle of Wynter, Aumahnee Prophecy, Tales of a Midlife Mortician, Covert Moon, Sisters of the Curse, Djinn Everlasting and Otherworldly Midlife Medium. The Heart of the Goblin King (2016), Realms of the Goblin King (2017) and Rise of the Dragon King (2017) are among the other titles.

Lisa Maxwell's catalogue divides across three series and nearly thirty years. The Last Magician books take in magic, gangs and time travel, running from The Last Magician (2017) through The Devil's Thief, The Serpent's Curse and The Shattered City. The Sweet Unrest series turns to vodou and ghosts, and a Horse series began with The Berserker's Horse in 1995. Ten books are catalogued, the most recent Keeper of the Rend in 2024.

Lisa McMann

37 books• 7 series

Lisa McMann, born February 27, 1968, is an American author who created The Unwanteds and The Unwanteds Quests for young readers and the Wake trilogy for young adults. The catalogue lists 37 McMann books from 2008 to 2026, beginning with Wake (2008), Fade (2009) and Gone (2010). The Unwanteds (2011) and Island of Silence (2012) are among the titles. Other series include Forgotten Five, Visions and Going Wild. Subjects include twins, magic, superheroes and dreams, and Forever Rogue (2026) is the newest.

Lisa Mondello writes romance, including romantic suspense, inspirational and historical romance, with Texas, ranchers, guide dogs and missing persons among the subjects. The 57 catalogued books start with All I Want for Christmas is You (1999) and reach Love Walks In (2024). Mondello's series include Dakota Hearts, Texas Hearts, Sweet Montana, Heroes of Providence, Fate with a Helping Hand, Summer House, Cradle of Secrets and Goddess Circle.

Lisa Patton is an American author, born and raised in Memphis, Tennessee, and a graduate of the University of Alabama. Her first novel, Whistlin' Dixie in a Nor'easter (2009), sends Leelee Satterfield and her husband Baker from Memphis to Vermont to buy and run an inn. The Dixie books continue with Yankee Doodle Dixie (2011) and Southern as a Second Language (2013), and Rush (2018) and Kissing the Sky (2026) complete a catalogue of five. Female friendship, single motherhood and Southern town life recur as subjects.

Lisa Phillips has 101 books in the catalogue, dated from Bait (2014) to The Bolshoi Deception (2026), with The Phoenix Network due in 2027. The work combines romantic suspense and Christian fiction, with subjects including the United States Marshals Service, espionage and brothers and sisters. Series include Last Chance County, Last Chance Fire and Rescue, WITSEC Town, Brand of Justice, Benson First Responders, Secret Service Agents, Northwest Counter-Terrorism Taskforce, Chevalier Protection Specialists and Legend Hunters. Early titles from 2014 include Double Agent, Star Witness and Target.

Lisa Regan writes crime thrillers across three series: Detective Josie Quinn, PI Jocelyn Rush, and Claire Fletcher and Detective Parks. The catalogue opens with Finding Claire Fletcher (2012) and reaches 31 books, taking in Her Final Confession, Vanishing Girls and Cold Heart Creek. Her Last Kiss is the most recent title, and publication continues into 2026.

Lisa Renee Jones writes paranormal and contemporary romance, with romantic suspense and erotica also marked in the subject tags. The catalogue holds 162 books, starting with Hidden Instincts and Secrets Exposed (both 2004), then Healer and Protector (2005). Lilah Has a Secret (2026) is the newest, and Good Girl is scheduled for 2027. Series include Inside Out, Scandalous Billionaires, Lilah Love, Dirty Money, Knights of White, Tall, Dark & Deadly, Zodius, Windwalkers, Texas Hotzone and the Secret Life of Amy Bensen. Corporations and corrupt practices also appear in the tags.

Lisa Samson's catalogue opens on Scottish historical romance, with The Highlander & His Lady (1994), The Legend of Robin Brodie (1995) and Conquered Heart (1996), and runs to 41 books ending at We Had Stars in Our Eyes in 2021. Five series sit inside it: Hollywood Nobody, Enchanted Attic, Abbey, Shades of Eternity and St. Is. Nobility, stonemasons, Westminster Abbey and the Normans turn up among the subjects, alongside the recurring character David Youngblood. The 2000s were Samson's peak decade.

Lisa Schroeder writes children's fiction, including novels in verse. Grief, friendship, families, best friends, and mothers and daughters run through 25 catalogued books published between 2005 and 2022. Baby Can't Sleep (2005) opens the list and A Night to Die For (2022) is the newest entry. Charmed Life and It's Raining Cupcakes are the two series listed. The catalogue also holds Mother's Best: Comfort Food That Takes You Home Again (2009). The 2010s are the busiest decade, and the median recorded length is 224 pages.

Legal thrillers about women lawyers form the core of Lisa Scottoline's work. Rosato & Associates, later listed as Rosato & DiNunzio, names the recurring law firm series, and the catalogue runs to 51 titles from Everywhere That Mary Went (1993) to This Changes Everything (2026). Scottoline also writes standalone suspense, non-fiction, and the Amazing Adventures of an Ordinary Woman books, which the subject tags mark as humour. Publication is ongoing.

Lisa See

13 books• 2 series

Chinese and Chinese American history is Lisa See's material, handled as family fiction across generations. On Gold Mountain (1995) is a non-fiction family history; the novels follow, among them Flower Net, The Interior, Dragon Bones, Snow Flower and the Secret Fan (2005), Peony in Love and Shanghai Girls. Thirteen books make up the catalogue, which includes the Red Princess mysteries and runs to Daughters of the Sun and Moon in 2026.