Authors whose first name starts with M, page 11 of 19

May Sarton was the pen name of Eleanore Marie Sarton (1912-1995), a Belgian and American novelist, poet and memoirist. Sarton came out as a lesbian in the writing in 1965, at a time when that was rare. Poetry opens the catalogue with Encounter in April (1937) and Inner Landscape (1939); novels follow from The Bridge of Years (1946), and diaries make up a third strand. 54 titles are catalogued through 2024, averaging 214 pages, with the 1990s the busiest decade.

Maya Alden began publishing in 2023 with The Temporary Wife, and the catalogue holds 56 books through True Colors (2026), with A Taste of Home due in 2027. Series include A Modern Vintage Romance, Knight Technologies, Savannah's Best, Regretfully Yours, Wildflower Canyon, Jazz Sessions Trilogy, Marriage by Contract and House of Alighieri. Not A Love Marriage (2023), The Wrong Wife (2023), Twisted Hearts (2023) and Best Kept Secret (2024) are other listed titles.

Maya Angelou

51 books• 3 series

Maya Angelou (April 4, 1928 – May 28, 2014), born Marguerite Annie Johnson, was an American memoirist, poet, essayist and civil rights activist. Angelou published seven autobiographies, three books of essays and several books of poetry. The first autobiography, I Know Why the Caged Bird Sings (1969), covers Angelou's life up to age 17. Other catalogued titles include Gather Together in My Name (1974), Singin' and Swingin' and Gettin' Merry Like Christmas (1976), The Heart of a Woman (1981) and All God's Children Need Traveling Shoes (1986). The catalogue counts 51 books, including And Still I Rise (1978), and ends with Strategies of Abundance (2014). Angelou received more than 50 honorary degrees.

Maya Banks is an American bestselling novelist of erotic romance, romantic suspense, contemporary romance and Scottish historical romance. The catalogue lists 79 books between 2006 and 2021, from Seducing Simon (2006) to Wherever You Are (2021). Series include KGI (Kelly Group International), Breathless, the Surrender Trilogy, the McCabe Trilogy, Colters' Legacy and Anetakis Tycoons. Brothers, intelligence work and sexual dominance and submission are among the recorded subjects.

Maya Corrigan writes the Five-Ingredient Mysteries, a run of 9 books published between 2014 and 2023. By Cook or by Crook (2014) opens the series and A Parfait Crime (2023) is the latest entry. Women cooks, grandfathers, restaurants and dinner tables fill the subjects, alongside murder and investigation in Maryland and Virginia. Food puns title almost every book: Scam Chowder, Final Fondue, The Tell-Tale Tarte, S'more Murders and Gingerdead Man among them. No new title has appeared since 2023.

Regency London and the Gilded Age supply the settings for Maya Rodale's historical romances. Twenty-eight books are catalogued between 2005 and 2023, across the Writing Girls, Keeping Up With The Cavendishes, Gilded Age Girls Club, Scoundrels Of Summer, Negligent Chaperone and Fake Engagement series, plus a Nellie Bly novel. Authorship appears in the subject list beside nobility, London and social customs. Rodale also published Dangerous Books for Girls (2011). The run ends with When Jane Met Duke (2023).

Maylis de Kerangal

9 books

Maylis de Kerangal is a French author, born on 16 June 1967, whose novels examine people in their working lives. Awards recorded against the name include the Wellcome Book Prize, the Prix Médicis, the Grand prix RTL-Lire and the Premio Gregor von Rezzori, and two of the novels have been adapted as films. Nine books are catalogued from Eastbound (2006) to Canoe (2022), among them Birth of a Bridge, The Heart, Mend the Living, The Cook and Painting Time. Recorded subjects cover organ donors, transplantation, cooks and cuisine.

Mayra Statham's catalogue runs to 139 books, from Crown's Chance at Love (2014) to Sheltered By Stone (2026). Series include Beech Grove, Obsessed Alphas, Six Degrees, Kappa Sweets, Friendsgiving Chronicles, Hat Trick Barbers, West Ranch Cowboys, Diamond Serpents and Fast & Flirty Motors. Early titles include Davenport Harbor (2015), Etched in Stone (2015) and Lucky For You (2016). Mayra Statham is still publishing.

Maz Evans is a British author who writes mostly for children and founded Book Buddy, a scheme to get more books into school libraries. In October 2023 The Times described Oh Maya Gods! as a perfectly crafted comedy. Evans lives in Dorset and London. The catalogue lists 16 books from Who Let the Gods Out? (2014) to That'll Teach Her (2025), with the Who Let the Gods Out?, Vi Spy, Exploding Life of Scarlett Fife and Gods Squad series.

Mazey Eddings has seven catalogued books, published between 2022 and 2026. The Brush With Love series opens the run with A Brush with Love in 2022, followed by Lizzie Blake's Best Mistake in the same year, The Plus One and Tilly in Technicolor in 2023, Late Bloomer in 2024, Well, Actually in 2025, and You Won't Forget Me in 2026. Eddings continues to publish.

Mazo de la Roche

31 books• 2 series

Mazo de la Roche (1879–1961), born Maisie Louise Roche, was a Canadian writer. The Jalna novels, a chronicle of the Whiteoak family set at Jalna in Ontario, were among the most widely read series of their day, running from Jalna (1927) through Whiteoaks of Jalna (1929), Finch's Fortune (1931), The Master of Jalna (1933) and The Building of Jalna (1935). Thirty-one books are catalogued, plays among them, with family life and Canadian social history the standing subjects.

McGarvey Black has 15 catalogued books published between 2019 and 2026. The run opens with I Never Left, also issued as I Am Quinn (2019), and continues through The First Husband (2020), Without Her Consent (2020), A Familiar Stranger (2021) and A Text Before Dying (2021). Later titles include My Sister's Killer, The Woman Upstairs and Trust Only Me, all from 2023, with The Man in the Photo (2026) the most recent. Black's books run to a median of 278 pages.

McKenzie Hunter writes urban fantasy. Moon Tortured (2014) opens the Sky Brooks series, and the Sky Brooks World: Ethan books, Raven Cursed and Magic of the Damned follow. Thirty-six catalogued titles run to Spellcast (2024), with werewolves and magic named through the titles themselves.

Meagan Brandy has 21 books catalogued between 2017 and 2025, starting with Fumbled Hearts (2017) and reaching Keep Me Never (2025). Series include Brayshaw High, Boys of Avix, Tender Hearts and Girls of Greyson; Boys of Brayshaw High, Reign of Brayshaw and Trouble at Brayshaw High all date from 2019.

Meagan Church has three catalogued books. The Last Carolina Girl (2023) opens the run, followed by The Girls We Sent Away (2024) and The Mad Wife (2025). Church writes American fiction and is actively publishing.

Meara Platt writes historical romance, with 77 books catalogued from 2014 to 2026. My Fair Lily (2014) is the first. If You Kissed Me, Rules for Reforming a Rake and The Duke I'm Going to Marry followed in 2015, and A Midsummer's Kiss, Garden of Shadows and The Viscount's Rose in 2016. One Night with Tulip (2026) is the latest release. Series include Book of Love, Farthingale, Moonstone Landing, Lords and Ladies of St. James, Silver Dukes, Dark Gardens, Braydens and De Wolfe's Angel's. Nobility, kidnapping and traitors appear in the subject tags.

Measha Stone writes romance, with 55 books catalogued from Hidden Heart (2014) to Devious Obsession (2026). Secured Heart (2015), Indebted Heart (2016) and Liberated Heart (2016) are among the early titles. Series by Measha Stone include Owned and Protected, Innocent Brides, Vicious Sinners, Sacred Obsession and Dark Lace. The catalogue is still growing.

Medora Sale was the pen name for detective novels by Caroline Medora Sale Roe (1943 to November 7, 2021), a Canadian novelist who wrote historical mysteries as Caroline Roe. Born in Windsor, Ontario, Roe earned a BA and a PhD in Medieval Studies at the University of Toronto. Before writing full time, Roe taught at Branksome Hall and worked in advertising. Murder in Focus (1989) opens the catalogue of 15 books, and the series are John Sanders and Harriet Jeffries and Chronicles Of Isaac Of Girona.

Meera Lester writes non-fiction on spirituality and self-improvement alongside a mystery series. Saints' Blessings (2004), Mary Magdalene (2005) and several Everything guides, on the Gnostic Gospels, women of the Bible and the law of attraction, form the first strand, with 1001 Ways to Do Good and 365 Ways to Live Happy beside them. The Henny Penny Farmette Mysteries put a farmer and beekeeper at the centre of investigations. 28 titles are catalogued to The Self-Care Planner in 2019, at a median of 263 pages.

Meesha Mink is a pen name of Niobia Bryant, a novelist born in Newark, New Jersey, who publishes romance and mainstream fiction under her own name and urban and crime fiction as Mink. Eight books stand under the Meesha Mink name, from Desperate Hoodwives (2008) to All Hail the Queen (2015), taking in The Hood Life, On the Grind, Get Money, Hustle Hard and Kiss the Ring. Two series carry the name: Bentley Manor and Real Wifeys. Catalogue subjects record urban and street lit, African American women, inner cities, revenge and contemporary romance. All 8 books carry page counts, a median of 284.

Meg Cabot

102 books• 20 series

Meggin Patricia Cabot, born February 1, 1967, is an American novelist of young adult and adult fiction. Meg Cabot wrote The Princess Diaries, a young adult series Walt Disney Pictures adapted into two feature films. Awards include the ALA Quick Pick for Reluctant Readers and the Evergreen Young Adult Book Award. The catalogue lists 102 books from Where Roses Grow Wild (1998) to Kissing Cowboys (2026), including titles as Patricia Cabot and Jenny Carroll. Other series include Mediator, Heather Wells, Allie Finkle's Rules For Girls, Airhead and Little Bridge Island.

Meg Gardiner

17 books• 4 series

Meg Gardiner writes crime thrillers across four lines: Evan Delaney, Jo Beckett, the UNSUB novels and a set of standalones. China Lake (2002) opens a catalogue of 17 books that reaches Shadowheart in 2024. Forensic psychiatry, missing persons and murder investigation supply the material.

Meg Hutchinson wrote English historical fiction and romance, long books at a median of 416 pages. Working life is the backdrop: coal miners, social conditions, single mothers, inheritance disputes and revenge all sit in the subject list. Abel's Daughter and For The Sake Of Her Child both date from 1996, with A Handful of Silver (1997), No Place of Angels (1998), and A Love Forbidden, A Promise Given, Bitter Seed and Pit Bank Wench all in 1999. The catalogue holds 29 books and closes with Short Back And Sighs in 2012.

Meg Jolly is credited on eight books, all published in a tight run between 2021 and 2023, at an average of one every four months. DI Daniel Ward is the series recorded under the name. The catalogued titles share a common naming pattern, from The Mistakes We Deny (2021) and The Truth We Can't Hide (2021) to The Power We Exploit (2022) and The Enemies We Destroy (2023).

Meg Macy writes mystery and detective fiction. The catalogue lists 18 books published between 2011 and 2026, from Double Crossing (2011) to P.S. I Love You (2026). Murder and investigation head the subject headings, alongside teddy bear makers, heiresses, gold mining, elopement and historical settings. Three series sit under the Macy credit: Teddy Bear Mystery, Double and Meg Mims.

Meg Medina

13 books• 2 series

Meg Medina is an American children's author of Cuban descent. Medina served as National Ambassador for Young People's Literature for 2023 and 2024. The catalogue holds 13 books dated between 2008 and 2025, from Milagros: Girl from Away (2008) to Graciela in the Abyss (2025), and the Merci Suarez series stands under the Medina name. Merci Suarez Changes Gears took the John Newbery Medal in 2019; Yaqui Delgado Wants to Kick Your Ass took a Pura Belpre Award in 2014, and Mango, Abuela, and Me was named a Pura Belpre Honor Book in 2016. Recorded subjects include Cuban Americans, families, identity, magic, mothers and daughters, and personal finance.

Meg Mitchell Moore writes contemporary fiction about families, mothers and daughters, and the secrets held between them, set in New England towns from Vermont to the Massachusetts coast. The Arrivals (2011) opens a catalogue of ten books, followed by So Far Away, The Admissions, The Captain's Daughter, The Islanders, Vacationland and Summer Stage. Down with the Shipmans follows in 2026.

Christmas River carries most of Meg Muldoon's catalogue, and most titles in it start with M: Murder in Christmas River (2012), then Madness, Mayhem, Malice, Mischief, Magic, Manic and, most recently, Malarkey in Christmas River (2025). Broken Hearts Junction supplies a second small-town setting, in Burned and Busted. The Dog Town USA books, the Cozy Matchmaker Mystery series, Holly Hopewell and Witches of Broomfield Bay fill out 31 catalogued titles dated 2012 to 2025.

Meg Shaffer has three catalogued books: The Wishing Game (2023), The Lost Story (2024) and The Book Witch (2026). None of the three belongs to a series in this catalogue, so publication order is the reading order. Shaffer is recorded as actively publishing.

Meg Waite Clayton

9 books• 1 series

Women in wartime and female friendship are Meg Waite Clayton's recurring subjects. The Race for Paris (2015), Beautiful Exiles (2018), The Last Train to London (2019) and The Postmistress of Paris (2021) all draw on the Second World War, while the Wednesday series runs across The Wednesday Sisters (2008) and The Wednesday Daughters (2011). Nine books stretch from The Language of Light (2003) to Typewriter Beach in 2025.

Meg Wolitzer

23 books• 2 series

Meg Wolitzer, born May 28, 1959, is an American novelist whose books include The Wife, The Ten-Year Nap, The Uncoupling, The Interestings and The Female Persuasion. Wolitzer co-directs the BookEnds writing fellowship at Stony Brook Southampton. The catalogue holds 23 books from Sleepwalking (1982) to Found Sound (2026), with Caribou (1985), Hidden Pictures (1986), The Dream Book (1986) and Friends for Life (1994) among the earlier titles. Operation Save the Teacher is the listed series, and children's fiction, teachers, friendship and New York appear in the subjects.

Meg Xuemei X writes fantasy romance across a dozen series, most of them built on gods, fae, dragons and witches: War of the Gods, Dark Fae Kings, Cursed Dragon Queen and Her Mates, Wickedest Witch, Underworld Bride Trials, Half-Blood Academy and Shades of Ruin and Magic. Fifty books span 2014 to 2026, from Love's Prey to FoolSilver.

Megan Abbott writes crime fiction and noir, plus non-fiction analyses of hardboiled crime writing. Her 19 catalogued books open with The Street Was Mine (2002) and run through Die a Little (2005), Queenpin (2007), Dare Me (2012) and The Fever (2014) to El Dorado Drive (2025), with The Dear Ones scheduled for 2027. Abbott, born in 1971, is an American screenwriter as well as a novelist, and her psychological suspense reworks classic crime subgenres from a female perspective.

Megan Bannen writes fantasy. The Bird and the Blade (2018) opens the catalogue with riddles, princes and Mongol history; Soulswift (2020) follows; and the Hart and Mercy series runs through The Undertaking of Hart and Mercy (2022), The Undermining of Twyla and Frank (2024) and The Undercutting of Rosie and Adam (2025), each title built on the same pattern. Five books in all, at a median of 448 pages, and Bannen continues to publish.

Megan Chance writes historical fiction. A Candle in the Dark (1993) opens a catalogue of 30 titles reaching The Vermilion Sea (2026), taking in The Portrait (1995), Fall from Grace (1997) and Susannah Morrow (2002). The Fianna books draw on Irish American material and the Fenians. Married women, singers, wealth and New York fill the subject tags.

Suspense and murder mystery define Megan Collins's five novels. The Winter Sister (2019) opens the run, followed by Behind the Red Door (2020), The Family Plot (2021), Thicker Than Water (2023) and Cross My Heart (2025). Missing persons, serial killers, true crime and island settings supply the subject matter. Collins continues to publish.

Megan Crane, born around 1973, is an American novelist who also writes as Caitlin Crews and is one half of Hazel Beck, a byline for upmarket paranormal women's fiction. The catalogue holds 41 books from English as a Second Language (2004) to The Cowboy's Pretend Bride (2026), including Everyone Else's Girl (2005), Frenemies (2007) and Names My Sisters Call Me (2008). Subjects include romantic suspense, veterans, sisters, small towns and humour. Series include Alaska Force, Careys of Cowboy Point, Greys of Montana, Devil's Keepers, Fortunes of Lost Lake and Bloodlore. Katherine Garbera, Kathleen O'Brien and Joanne Walsh each share the credit on 1 book.

Megan Crewe is a Canadian young adult writer, born in Toronto, Ontario, in 1980. Crewe studied psychology at York University and worked as a behavioral therapist for teens in Toronto. The catalogue lists 14 books from 2009 to 2019, beginning with Give Up the Ghost (2009) and ending with Fearless Magic (2019), and three series: the Fallen World Trilogy, Conspiracy of Magic and the Earth & Sky Trilogy. Subject headings include science fiction, extraterrestrial beings, survival, time travel and ghosts. Crewe was on the 2019 Sunburst Award longlist.

Megan Derr is credited on 178 books published from 2007 to 2026. Prisoner (2007) is the first catalogued title, and Deceived, Regency and The Missing Butterfly came in 2008. The series list covers Dance with the Devil, Tales of Tavamara, Lost Gods, Lovesongs, Tales of the High Court, Princes of the Blood and Unbreakable Soldiers. A Heart Wrapped in Thorns (2026) is the newest Megan Derr book.

Megan E. O’Keefe is an American writer of speculative fiction, working in science fiction and space opera. Thirteen books are catalogued from Steal the Sky (2016) to The Two Lies of Faven Sythe (2025). Scorched Continent and Devoured Worlds are O’Keefe's catalogued series, and other titles include Break the Chains (2016), Inherit the Flame (2017), Velocity Weapon (2019), Chaos Vector (2020), Catalyst Gate (2021) and The Blighted Stars (2023).

Megan Erickson's 67 catalogued books, published from 2013 to 2026, cover contemporary and erotic romance, with gay men, hackers and revenge among the subjects. Anchor Me (2013) is the first title, and Make It Count and Make It Right followed in 2014. Series include Drixonian Warrior, Outcasts of Corin, Stolen Warriors, Mates of the Kaluma, In Focus, Cyberlove, Bowler University, Silver Tip Pack and Wired & Dangerous. Saved by the Alien Healer (2026) is the newest book.

Megan Frampton writes historical romance, most of it Regency, with dukes and the titled nobility as her recurring subject. Her 28 catalogued books run from A Singular Lady (2005) to Demons and Diplomacy (2026), at a median of 369 pages. Dukes Behaving Badly, Hazards of Dukes, School for Scoundrels, Heirs & Spares, Jepstow and the Ministry of Supernatural Affairs are her series, alongside standalone novels and novellas. Governesses, single fathers, arranged marriage and inheritance recur in the plots, and titles such as Put Up Your Duke (2015) and Why Do Dukes Fall in Love? (2016) mark the register. Frampton is still publishing.

Megan Goldin writes psychological suspense and detective fiction. Her 5 catalogued books run from The Girl in Kellers Way (2018) to Dark Corners (2023), taking in The Escape Room (2019), The Night Swim (2020) and Stay Awake (2022). Subjects across the catalogue include Wall Street finance, workplace teams, elevators and escape-room games, and the Rachel Krall series accounts for part of it. No title has appeared since 2023.

Megan Hart, born March 27, 1971, in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, is a New York Times bestselling American author of romance and erotic fiction, and writes thrillers as Mina Hardy. Hart earned a journalism degree from Indiana University of Pennsylvania in 1993, returned to fiction in 1998 and published a first book in 2002, and now lives in Dayton, Ohio. The catalogue lists 110 books from An Exaltation of Larks (2002) to Like a Mother (2024), the latter as Mina Hardy. Series include Order of Solace, Dan & Elle, Kate & Leah and Quarry Road.

Megan Lally has three catalogued books: That's Not My Name (2023), No Place Left to Hide (2025) and What We Did to Survive (2026). The titles are catalogued as children's fiction and run around 300 pages each. Lally is actively publishing.

Megan Lindholm

8 books• 3 series

Megan Lindholm is one of two pen names used by Margaret Astrid Lindholm Ogden, an American speculative fiction writer born March 5, 1952; the other is Robin Hobb. The Lindholm catalogue holds 8 books from Harpy's Flight (1983) to Alien Earth (1992), including the Ki and Vandien Quartet and the Reindeer People series. Wizard of the Pigeons (1986) is an urban fantasy novel. The Hobb name is attached to the Realm of the Elderlings fantasy novels, and the author's fiction has appeared in 22 languages, with sales above 4 million copies as of 2018.

Megan Matthews is credited on 39 books from 2016 to 2025. Rush, Grind and Lag were the 2016 titles, and Future Risk, Holiday Risk and Security Risk followed in 2017. Megan Matthews's series are Pelican Bay Security, Pelican Bay Billionaires, Pelican Bay Orchards, Boys of RDA, Vonnie Vines and Valiant Trilogy. 6th House (2025) is the newest title.

Judy Moody, a series that has sold more than 30 million copies, is what Megan McDonald is best known for. McDonald, born Megan Jo McDonald on February 28, 1959, is an American children's author and a former librarian, and also wrote the Julie Albright books for American Girl as well as picture books. The catalogue lists 113 McDonald books, from Is This a House for Hermit Crab? (1990) to The Big Bad Badgers (2025). Other series include Stink, Judy Moody & Friends, Beezy and Sisters Club, and the subjects include school, family life and brothers and sisters.

Megan Miranda writes standalone suspense, for adults and for younger readers. Fracture (2012) is among the earliest of 17 catalogued titles, and All the Missing Girls (2016), The Safest Lies (2016) and Fragments of the Lost (2017) follow, through to You Belong Here (2025). Missing persons, schools, identity and mothers and daughters fill the subject tags. No series links the books.

Megan Mulry is the author of two catalogued series, Unruly Royals and Regency Reimagined. The catalogue records 11 Mulry books published from 2012 to 2016, beginning with A Royal Pain (2012) and If the Shoe Fits (2013). Bound to Be a Groom (2014), Bound with Honor (2015) and Bound with Love (2015) are among the later titles, and Encore (2016) is the newest. The list is catalogued as likely complete.

Megan Shepherd has 17 books in the catalogue, from The Madman's Daughter (2013) to Shadow Over the Pumpkin Queen (2026). Her Dark Curiosity (2014), A Cold Legacy (2015), The Cage (2015), The Hunt (2016), The Secret Horses of Briar Hill (2016), The Gauntlet (2017), Grim Lovelies (2018) and Midnight Beauties (2019) fall in between. Shepherd series include Madman's Daughter, Cage, Grim Lovelies, Pumpkin Queen and Malice Compendium. Subjects include witches, magic, fathers and daughters, telepathy, alien abduction and serial murders.

Megan Walker has 9 books in the catalogue, with romance and historical fiction as the recorded subjects. The list runs from A Beautiful Love (2019) through Her Unexpected Courtship (2020), Lakeshire Park (2020), Sinking City (2020), Rising City (2021), Miss Newbury's List (2023) and Highcliffe House (2024) to Su-Lin's Super Awesome Casual Dating Plan and The Duke's Bargain, both dated 2026. Walker series include Proper Romance Regency, Skilled and Chasing Prince Charming.

Megan Whalen Turner

9 books• 1 series

Megan Whalen Turner writes fantasy for young adults. The Thief (1996) and its five sequels are her best-known work, and The Thief was named a Newbery Honor book in 1997. Her catalogue holds nine titles between 1995 and 2022: Instead of Three Wishes (1995), The Queen of Attolia (2000), The King of Attolia (2006), A Conspiracy of Kings (2010), Destruction (2011), Thick as Thieves (2017), Return of the Thief (2020) and Moira's Pen: A Queen's Thief Collection (2022). Kings and rulers, robbers and outlaws, and the supernatural recur as subjects. Turner was born in 1965.

Meghan Ciana Doidge writes fantasy set in a shared world, with series named for the magical roles inside it: Dowser, Amplifier, Reconstructionist, Archivist and Conduit, plus Misfits of the Adept Universe and Conduit World. The catalogue records 38 books from After the Virus (2011) to Warp (2026), among them Cupcakes, Trinkets, and Other Deadly Magic (2013) and Maps, Artifacts, and Other Arcane Magic (2015). Doidge continues to publish.

Meghan March writes erotic contemporary romance, often set in New Orleans. Beneath This Mask (2014) opens the catalogue around a tattoo artist, and Dirty Billionaire (2015), the Mount Saga, the Forge Trilogy, the Real and Magnolia duets and the Legend World books follow. Forty-nine titles are catalogued through to Dirty Fantasy in 2026, at a median 258 pages.

Meghan Maslow carries the credit on all 13 books catalogued under this name, published between 2017 and 2024. By Fairy Means or Foul (2017) opens the listing and Fae for Pay (2024) is the newest entry. Wordplay on fairies and demons runs through the titles: Be Fairy Game (2018), His Fairy Share (2020), Must Love Demons (2021), Fairy and Impartial (2021), The Demon's in the Details (2021) and Demon for the Win (2022). Starfig Investigations, Charm City Chronicles and Much Ado About Demons are the series recorded here.

Meghan O'Flynn writes crime thrillers. The Ash Park series supplies much of the catalogue - Famished (2016), Conviction (2016), Repressed (2016), Hidden (2017), Redemption (2017) - with Killer Thrillers and Born Bad alongside it. Thirty-three books run from 2016 to Twisted Vows (2026), and Lurk is scheduled for 2027.

Meghan Quinn has 93 books in this catalogue, published from 2013 through 2026, and the subjects on file are romance and American literature. The earliest entries, all from 2013, include Fair Catch, Caught Looking and Playing the Field; Rules for the Summer (2026) is the newest. Quinn's series include Brentwood Boys, Binghamton, Dating By Numbers, Hot-Lanta, Vancouver Agitators, Bromance Club and Billionaire Rom Coms, and new titles keep arriving.

Megyn Ward writes contemporary romance in six series: the Gilroy Clan, Kings of Brighton, Hollywood Knights, Paradise Lost, Barrett Creek and Maeve McKinnon. Early titles pair a verb with a name, Pushing Patrick (2017), Claiming Cari (2017), Conquering Conner (2018), Destroying Declan (2018), Having Henley (2018). Twenty-nine books reach Revenge Fantasy (2026).

Meka James has 12 catalogued books, beginning with Fiendish (2014) and reaching The Marriage Rebound (2026). The series list covers Desert Rose Hook-Ups, Love On Madison Island, Atlanta Cannons and Not Broken. Not Broken: The Happily Ever After dates from 2017. Being Hospitable, Being Neighborly, Being Cordial and Being Merry appeared in 2019 and 2020, and Heat Of Love, Mechanics of Love and Renovation Of Love in 2021. James is still publishing.