Authors whose first name starts with M, page 16 of 19

Michele Pariza Wacek writes mysteries and suspense thrillers, with 34 books catalogued between 2015 and 2026. The Stolen Twin (2015) is the earliest title and Masquerading as Murder (2026) the newest. Named series are the Charlie Kingsley Mysteries, Secrets of Redemption, Riverview Mysteries and Redemption Detective Agency. It Began With a Lie (2018), The Murder Before Christmas (2021) and The Third Nanny (2021) are among the titles.

Wine and horses divide Michele Scott's mystery writing: wineries, vineyards, horses and preparatory schools all appear in the recorded subjects, and Nikki Sands is named there as a fictitious character. The Wine Lover's Mysteries and the Horse Lover's Mysteries head the series list, with Holly Jennings, Fairmont Riding Academy, Evangeline Heart Adventures, Ella's Extraordinary Eats Mysteries and Evie Preston beside them. The catalogue runs to 31 books, from Murder Uncorked (2005) to Swimmingly Dead (2025).

Scottish historical romance is Michele Sinclair's subject: clans, knights, nobility and Highlanders. The McTiernays series opens with The Highlander's Bride (2007) and runs through To Wed a Highlander (2008), Desiring the Highlander (2009), Tempting the Highlander (2011) and Never Kiss a Highlander (2017); the Promises Trilogy sits alongside it. Twelve books are catalogued between 2007 and 2022, at a median 392 pages. Sinclair began writing after the birth of her second child and belongs to Romance Writers of America and the Georgia Romance Writers.

Michelle Berry's catalogue runs to 14 books, beginning with How to Get There from Here (1997) and reaching Satellite Image (2024). Subject tags cover Canada, single-author short stories, siblings, children of alcoholics, celebrities, journalists and missing persons. Margaret Lives In The Basement, What We All Want, Blur, Postcard Fictions, Blind Crescent and Interference are among the listed titles. Berry is still publishing.

Michelle Cox writes historical mystery set in the 1930s. Henrietta and Inspector Howard is her main series, pairing the two named characters across murder investigations from A Girl Like You (2016) to A Haunting at Linley (2023), with dance halls and the Depression among its subjects. Merriweather follows it, beginning with Matched in Merriweather (2024). Nine catalogued titles make up the work so far, and Cox is listed as ongoing.

Michelle de Kretser

9 books• 1 series

Michelle de Kretser is an Australian novelist born in Sri Lanka, then Ceylon. Two Miles Franklin Awards and three Christina Stead Prizes for Fiction stand to her name. The catalogue holds nine titles published between 1999 and 2024: The Rose Grower (1999), The Hamilton Case (2003), The Lost Dog (2008), Questions of Travel (2012), Springtime: A Ghost Story (2014), The Life to Come (2017), On Shirley Hazzard (2019), Scary Monsters (2022) and Theory & Practice (2024). Subjects record France, Australia, India, authors and artists, and social conditions.

Michelle Frances writes thrillers about deception among wealthy people. The Girlfriend opened the catalogue in 2017, followed by The Temp (2018), The Daughter (2019), Sisters (2020), The Boyfriend (2022) and The Playground (2023). Six titles make up the run, and no new book has appeared since 2023.

Michelle Gable is an American author based in San Diego. A Paris Apartment (2014) is her first novel and reached The New York Times best seller list; I'll See You in Paris followed in 2016. 8 catalogued books reach Darling Beasts (2025), taking in The Book of Summer (2017), The Summer I Met Jack (2018), The Bookseller's Secret (2021), The Lipstick Bureau (2022) and The Beautiful People (2024). Paris, Nantucket, family secrets and women's self-realisation fill the subjects.

Michelle Gagnon is an American crime fiction novelist, born in 1971, who holds US and Irish citizenship and lives in San Francisco. Boneyard (2008), Gagnon's second novel, received a Daphne du Maurier award nomination. The young adult Persefone trilogy drew starred reviews from Kirkus, VOYA and School Library Journal. Kelly Jones and Amber Jamison are the other series. For Michelle Gagnon books in order, the 12 titles run from The Tunnels (2007) to Slaying You (2025).

Michelle Griep writes Christian historical romance, and the subject tags also include Great Britain, governesses and deception. The catalogue lists 24 books between 2008 and 2026. Gallimore (2008) is the first, followed by Undercurrent (2011), A Heart Deceived (2013) and Brentwood's Ward (2015). 12 Days at Bleakly Manor (2017), The Captured Bride (2018) and A Tale of Two Hearts (2018) come later, and Belle's Christmas Carol (2026) is the newest. Series include Once Upon a Dickens Christmas, Blackfriars Lane, Of Monsters and Men and Time's Lost Treasures.

Michelle Gross has two catalogued series, A Grim Awakening and Seven Deadly, and 14 books dated 2016 to 2022. 'Til Fear Do Us Part (2016) is the first listed title. Later books include 'Til Death We Meet Again (2017), Bewitching Sloth (2018), Conjuring Wrath (2019) and All Our Secrets (2022), the newest. No new Michelle Gross title has appeared since 2022.

Michelle Harrison is a British writer, born in 1979. The debut novel The Thirteen Treasures won the Waterstone's Children's Book Prize and sold for translation in 17 countries; 13 Treasures (2009), The 13 Curses (2010) and 13 Secrets (2011) form the trilogy. Unrest (2012), a ghost story, was the first book for young adults. A Pinch of Magic (2019) opens a second series, followed by A Sprinkle of Sorcery (2020) and A Tangle of Spells (2021). Seventeen titles are catalogued through A Clock Strikes Murder (2026), with fairies, changelings and wishes among the subjects.

Michelle Heard writes contemporary romance, much of it dark. Kings of Mafia, Mafia Empire, Corrupted Royals, Trinity Academy, Southern Heroes, Heart of Crime and the Cruelest Oblivion Duet are the series. The Ocean Between Us (2013) is the earliest catalogued title, and the run reaches Saved By A God in 2026. Sixty-eight books in all, at 274 pages on median.

Michelle Hercules writes paranormal and campus romance across a dozen series, among them Wolves of Crimson Hollow, Blueblood Vampires, Gifted Academy, Players of Hannaford U, Kings of Olympus U, Filthy Gods and Boston Zodiacs. The 46 catalogued books start at Savage Dawn (2017) and reach Feral Bond (2026), at an average gap of 0.2 years between titles, and the run is ongoing. Wolves, vampires and university settings dominate the list for readers tracking Michelle Hercules books in order.

Michelle Howard has 37 books in this catalogue, published between 2013 and 2022. No Reason to Run (2013) opens the run and Secret Fire (2022) closes it, with A King's Revenge (2014), Project Genesis (2014), The Overlord's Heir (2014) and A Warlord's Heart (2015) among the titles between. Series credited to Howard are A World Beyond, Warlords, Dracol, Magical Lovers, Love in the Stars, Vassi Contact and Ghost Unit. The catalogue has recorded no new title since 2022.

Michelle Kidd writes British police procedurals across two series, DI Jack MacIntosh and DI Nicki Hardcastle. Fifteen books are catalogued, from The Phoenix Project (2018) to The Cello Case Killer (2026). Several carry two titles, among them Fifteen Reasons to Kill / The Fifteen (2020), Seven Days to Die / Seven Days (2020) and Twenty Years Buried / Hangman's End (2022). Numbers recur through the titles, and Kidd remains actively publishing.

Michelle Lindo-Rice has 25 catalogued books, published between 2013 and 2026. Catalogue subjects name deaf women, interracial dating, police and man-woman relationships. The listing opens with Sing a New Song (2013) and reaches Fortune's Found Family (2026). Song of the Heart, Able to Love, On the Right Path, Nothing But The Truth and Lovetown are the series recorded. Lindo-Rice remains actively publishing.

Romance is the genre Michelle M. Pillow is chiefly known for, though the novels cross several genres, and the catalogue subjects add fantasy, science fiction, historical fiction and erotica. Pillow is a New York Times and USA Today bestseller with more than one million copies sold, holds recognition from the Romance Writers of America for passing 100 books, and belongs to the Authors Guild. The catalogue counts 119 books from 2004 to 2025. Warlocks MacGregor, Lords Of The Var, Qurilixen Lords, Tribes Of The Vampire and Space Lords are among the series.

Michelle Madow has 60 books in the catalogue, from Remembrance (2011) to Crimson Storm (2026), with Eternal Storm due in 2027. The Dark World sequences (The Angel Trials, The Vampire Wish, The Faerie Games, The Dragon Twins) and the Star Touched sequences appear in the series list, as do the Transcend Time Saga, Elementals Academy and Secret Diamond Sisters. Reincarnation, private schools, sisters and family secrets appear in the subjects.

Michelle Major writes contemporary small-town romance, and the catalogue holds 69 books from Still the One (2013) to Someone To Claim (2026). Crimson, Colorado is a series, with A Kiss on Crimson Ranch (2014) and A Second Chance at Crimson Ranch (2015) among the listed titles. Carolina Girls, Skylark, Welcome to Starlight, Magnolia Sisters, Brevia, North Carolina and Vineyard Next Door are other series. The Cowgirl's Fortune Boss is due in 2027, and subjects include single fathers, veterinarians and siblings.

Rock musicians run through Michelle Mankin's romance series: Rock Stars, Once Upon A Rock Star, Brutal Strength, No Quarter and the Rock F*ck Club. Surf and Second Chances, Finding Me and Addy's Rollercoaster Romance fill out the list. The catalogue holds 42 books from Love Evolution (2012) to Shooting Star (2025), at a median of 280 pages, and Mankin continues to publish.

Michelle Moran is an American novelist of historical fiction. Egypt supplies the first three books, Nefertiti (2007), The Heretic Queen (2008) and Cleopatra's Daughter (2009), and later titles take in Madame Tussaud (2011), The Second Empress (2012), Rebel Queen (2015), Mata Hari's Last Dance (2016) and Maria (2024). Nine books are catalogued to 2024, with queens, kings and rulers, Egypt, India and the First World War among the recorded subjects.

Michelle Obama

7 books

Michelle Obama, born Michelle LaVaughn Robinson on January 17, 1964, is an American attorney and author who was First Lady of the United States from 2009 to 2017. Raised on the South Side of Chicago, Obama graduated from Princeton University and Harvard Law School, worked at the law firm Sidley Austin, and later held posts in student services at the University of Chicago and in community affairs at its Medical Center. Books by Obama include American Grown (2012), Becoming (2018), The Light We Carry (2022), Overcoming: A Workbook (2024) and The Look (2025).

Michelle Paver

22 books• 3 series

Michelle Paver, born in 1960, is a British novelist. Chronicles of Ancient Darkness, her children's historical fantasy series set in prehistoric Europe, began with Wolf Brother (2004) and has sold more than 2.5 million copies in 30 languages; Spirit Walker (2005), Soul Eater (2006), Outcast (2007) and Oath Breaker (2008) follow. Gods and Warriors turns to the Bronze Age Mediterranean, and the Daughters Of Eden Trilogy and standalone adult novels sit alongside, beginning with Without Charity (2000). Born in Nyasaland, now Malawi, Paver moved to England as a young child and worked as a solicitor before writing full time. Twenty-two books are catalogued to 2022.

Michelle Pennington is catalogued with 34 books published between 2011 and 2025, filed under Christian and Utah subjects. Aglow and Sing To Me date from 2011, Candid from 2012 and Focused from 2015, and later entries include Sawdust and Mistletoe (2017) and Saved by the Rockstar (2018). Series include Christmas in Willow Falls, Southern Billionaires, Rich and Famous Romance, Summer of First Kisses, Shaped By Love, True Images and Rebellious Hearts. The newest entry is a craft book, The Scene Trope Solution: For Romance Authors (2025), and the titles are short, at a median of 182 pages.

Michelle Richmond

9 books

Michelle Richmond is an American novelist, essayist and short story writer. The Year of Fog (2006) reached the New York Times bestseller list and The Marriage Pact (2017) the Sunday Times list. Nine catalogued books run from The Girl in the Fall-Away Dress (2001) to The Wonder Test (2021), taking in the collection Hum: Stories (2010) and Golden State (2014). Subject headings name sisters, married women, missing children, loss and death, with Alabama among the settings. Readers looking for Michelle Richmond books in order begin in 2001.

Michelle Rowen writes paranormal romance. Vampires, demonology, angels, psychics and orphans appear among the recorded subjects, together with Sarah Dearly as a named fictitious character. The catalogue lists 31 books from Angel with Attitude (2006) to Cursing Midnight (2023), across Immortality Bites, Immortality Bites Mystery, Demon Princess, Living in Eden, the Midnight Trilogy, P.A.R.A Investigations and Nightwatchers. Nothing has been catalogued since 2023.

Michelle Sagara is a Canadian fantasy author who has been publishing since the early 1990s, under her own name and also as Michelle West and Michelle Sagara West. Sagara has twice been nominated for the John W. Campbell Award. She lives in Toronto and works part-time at the bookshop Bakka-Phoenix. One title is catalogued here, the 2008 fantasy novel Cast in Fury.

Michelle Michiko Sagara, born 5 May 1963, is a Canadian fantasy writer who has published as Michelle Sagara, as Michelle West and as Michelle Sagara West. Two John W. Campbell Award nominations sit on the record. Sagara lives in Toronto and works part-time at the Bakka-Phoenix bookshop. The catalogue holds 80 books dated 1990 to 2026, running through Into the Dark Lands (1991), Hunter's Oath (1995) and The Broken Crown (1997) to Cast in Blood (2026). Series headings include the Sun Sword, House War, the Sacred Hunt, the Essalieyan Chronicles, the Queen of the Dead Trilogy, Wolves of Elantra and the Academia Chronicles, and Kaylin Neya appears in the subject tags. Some listed volumes are Valdemar and Buffy the Vampire Slayer anthologies shared with other writers.

Michelle Salter writes murder mysteries in two series, the Iris Woodmore Mysteries and the Fairbanks and Flynn Mysteries. Ten books are catalogued in four years. Death at Crookham Hall, also published as The Suffragette's Daughter, opens the run in 2023 alongside Murder at Waldenmere Lake, The Body at Carnival Bridge and A Killing at Smugglers Cove, and the catalogue reaches Murder at Big Ben and Murder at Westminster Abbey in 2026.

Michelle Smart writes contemporary romance, with billionaire romance, princes, illegitimate children of royalty, married people and single mothers among the subjects. The 50 catalogued books run from The Rings That Bind and Tempted by Trouble (2013) to Hostage to Her Enemy (2026). Series include Irresistible Sicilians, Kalliakis Crown, Bound to a Billionaire, Rings of Vengeance, Scandalous Royal Weddings, Cinderella Seductions, Martinelli Wedding and Billion-Dollar Mediterranean Brides.

Michelle St. James has 47 books in the catalogue, published between 2011 and 2023. Blondes and Blacks opened the run in 2011, and a cluster of titles followed in 2015 and 2016, among them Fearless, Lawless, Ruthless, Covenant and Primal. Series recorded under the name include Murphy’s Law, Boston Syndicate, London Mob, Paris Mob, New York Syndicate, Las Vegas Syndicate, Wicked Game and Muscle. Ravage (2023) is the newest entry, and no further title is scheduled.

Michelle Vernal writes women's fiction, much of it Irish by series name: Irish Guesthouse on the Green, Little Irish Village and Irish Adoption House, alongside Liverpool Brides / Brides of Bold Street, Being Shirley and Isabel's Story. Forty-nine catalogued books run from The Cooking School on the Bay (2013) to Bronagh's Irish Wedding (2026), at a median 305 pages, with the 2020s the heaviest decade. O'Mara's (2018), Sweet Home Summer (2018) and Christmas at O'Mara's (2019) sit in the middle of the run.

Michelle Willingham writes historical romance and has been a RITA Award finalist. Willingham grew up in a military household that lived in countries including Thailand, Germany and England, wrote a first historical romance at the age of twelve, and attended the University of Notre Dame. The catalogue lists 54 books from Her Irish Warrior (2007) to Her Forbidden Irish Warrior (2026). Series include MacEgan Brothers, MacKinloch Clan, Secrets in Silk, Legendary Warriors, Forbidden Weddings, Warriors of the Night, School for Spinsters, Forbidden Vikings, Warriors of Ireland and Earls Next Door. Subjects include nobility, marriage, soldiers and Vikings.

Mick Bose is the author of the Dan Roy series. The catalogue lists 14 books, all published between 2016 and 2019. Enemy Within (2016) is the earliest, and Hellfire, Dark Water, Hidden Agenda, Shanghai Tang and The Tonkin Protocol follow. Scorpion Sting (2019) is the latest title, and the run is recorded as likely complete.

Mick Foley

17 books• 3 series

Mick Foley is an American retired professional wrestler, comedian and author, inducted into the WWE Hall of Fame in 2013. His 17 catalogued books start with the memoir Have a Nice Day! (1999) and include Foley is Good (2001), The Hardcore Diaries (2007) and Countdown to Lockdown (2010). Alongside the wrestling memoirs sit children's books in rhyme, among them Mick Foley's Christmas Chaos (2000) and Mick Foley's Halloween Hijinx (2001), plus the novels Tietam Brown (2003) and Scooter (2005). Foley wrestled for the WWF, WCW, ECW and TNA and headlined the sixteenth WrestleMania.

Mick Herron

25 books• 5 series

Slough House, the series adapted for television as Slow Horses, is the work of Mick Herron, a British mystery and thriller novelist born Michael Herron on 11 July 1963. Herron's catalogue holds 25 books from Down Cemetery Road (2003) to Clown Town (2025), including the Zoe Boehm books, standalone novels and short fiction. Dead Lions won the Crime Writers' Association Gold Dagger in 2013, and Herron received the Diamond Dagger for lifetime achievement in 2025. MI5, the intelligence service, private investigators and England recur across the subjects.

Mickey Miller is credited with 40 books from 2016 to 2026, starting with Playing Dirty and Holiday Heat Wave. Boss with Benefits, Mechanic with Benefits and Professor with Benefits came out in 2017, followed by Bartender with Benefits and Biker with Benefits in 2018. Miller series include Blackwell After Dark, Forever You, Ballers, Kings of Cocky and Windy City Bad Boys. Snatched (2026) is the newest listing.

Mickey Spillane

62 books• 5 series

Mike Hammer is the detective Mickey Spillane is best known for, and subject headings place Hammer in New York. Spillane, born Frank Morrison Spillane on March 9, 1918, was an American crime novelist called the king of pulp fiction, and died on July 17, 2006. Industry estimates put sales of 26 Spillane books above 200 million copies, and Spillane played Hammer in the 1963 film The Girl Hunters. The catalogue lists 62 books from I, the Jury (1947) to Baby, It's Murder (2025), with My Gun Is Quick (1950), One Lonely Night (1951), Kiss Me, Deadly (1952) and The Girl Hunters (1962) among them. Caleb York and Tiger Mann are further series.

Born Miriam Susan Zucker in 1962, Mickey Zucker Reichert is an American fantasy novelist with 26 books from 1987 to 2019. Godslayer (1987) is the earliest. The Bifrost Guardians, the Renshai Trilogy, the Renshai Chronicles and the Books of Barakhai make up the series list, with elves, wizards and kings among the subjects. The listing also carries Isaac Asimov's I, Robot. The Immortal Renshai (2019) is the latest book.

Midge Raymond's catalogue holds 9 books published between 2009 and 2024. Forgetting English (2009) opens the listing, four titles carry a 2011 date, and Everyday Writing (2012) and Everyday Book Marketing (2013) follow. My Last Continent (2016) and Floreana (2024) are the two most recent entries, and titles arrive at an average gap of 1.9 years.

Mieko Kawakami

5 books

Mieko Kawakami is a Japanese writer and poet. Breasts and Eggs (2019) is the best known work, an expanded version of a 2008 novella of the same name, and its international success brought earlier books into English, among them Heaven (2009) and All the Lovers in the Night (2011). Five titles are catalogued, with Ms Ice Sandwich (2013) alongside them and Sisters in Yellow the newest, the first novel after Breasts and Eggs. Bullying, family life and urban solitude appear in the subject record.

Mignon F. Ballard, born in 1934, grew up in a small Georgia town and lives in Fort Mill, South Carolina. Ballard writes mysteries with women sleuths in two series, Augusta Goodnight and Miss Dimple Kilpatrick. Guardian angels, elementary school teachers and the Second World War are among the subjects. Aunt Matilda's Ghost (1978) opens a 23-book list that includes An Angel to Die For (2000). No Word for Goodbye (2021) is the last.

Mignon G. Eberhart was an American mystery novelist, born 6 July 1899 and died 8 October 1996, with a writing career running from the 1920s into the 1980s. Sarah Keate, a nurse, is her recurring detective, introduced in The Patient in Room 18 (1929); Susan Dare heads a second series from The Cases of Susan Dare (1934). Hospitals, Chicago and women sleuths recur in the subjects. The listing holds 66 books through to a 2007 story collection.

Mignon Mykel has 25 books catalogued between 2016 and 2023. From the Beginning (2016) is the title the record puts first and Drunk Girl (2023) the most recent. Six series carry the Mykel name: Prescott Family, Prescott Brothers, O'Gallagher Nights, Loving Meadows, Enforcers of San Diego and the Douglas Group: The Protectors. No subject headings are on file, and no title carries a date after 2023.

Miguel de Cervantes Saavedra

12 books• 3 series

Miguel de Cervantes Saavedra (29 September 1547, an assumed date, to 22 April 1616) was a Spanish writer. Cervantes is widely regarded as the greatest writer in Spanish and one of the leading novelists in world literature. The two-part Don Quixote is the best known work and is considered the first modern novel. Poverty and obscurity marked much of Cervantes's life, and many early works are lost. The catalogue also lists Exemplary Stories (1613), Cervantes' Entremeses (1615) and The Trials of Persiles and Sigismunda (1616).

Mihail Sebastian, born Iosif Mendel Hechter on October 18, 1907, was a Romanian playwright, essayist, journalist and novelist who died on May 29, 1945. Journal, 1935-1944: The Fascist Years (1996) is catalogued under subjects including Jews in Romania, personal narratives of the Holocaust, Romanian biography and Romanian politics and government. The Sebastian listing is also linked to the Biblioasis International Translation series.

Mika Lane is a romance author with 66 books catalogued from Devi's Bliss (2016) to From Maybe to Baby (2025). Series include Contemporary Reverse Harem, A One-Nighter Romance, Anti-Hero Chronicles, Savage Mountain Men, A Me to We Romantic Comedy, Beauty & the Bratva, Why Choose Chronicles and A Cowboy Romantic Comedy. Titles from 2018 include Mister Hollywood, The Inheritance and The Renovation.

Mika Waltari

12 books• 2 series

Mika Waltari was a Finnish writer, born 19 September 1908 and died 26 August 1979. The Egyptian (Sinuhe egyptiläinen) is the best-selling novel most associated with Waltari. Beyond novels, Waltari wrote poetry, short stories, crime novels, plays, essays, travel writing, film scripts and rhymed texts for comic strips by Asmo Alho. The catalogue lists 12 books, including The Adventurer, The Etruscan and The Secret of the Kingdom, and the Secret Of The Kingdom and Mikael Karvajalka series.

The Bailey Family series is Mikayla Davids's main work, a run of books that turn on secrets kept inside a family. Eight titles are catalogued between 2022 and 2026, opening with The Christmas Holiday (2022) and taking in The Family Secret (2023), Her Daughter's Lies (2024), The Secret Marriage (2025) and The New Boyfriend (2026). Christmas settings recur across the run, and Davids is still publishing.

Mike Ashley is a British bibliographer, author and editor working in science fiction, mystery and fantasy. Ashley edits the Mammoth Book anthologies, each built on a theme, and has a particular interest in fiction magazines. Magazine histories include a multi-volume History of the Science Fiction Magazine and The Age of the Storytellers. Ashley has published over 100 nonfiction books and anthologies; this catalogue lists 40, from History of Science Fiction Magazine Volume 1: 1926-1935 (1974) to Weird Sisters (2025).

Mike Attebery writes thrillers and action and adventure fiction, with 11 catalogued books published from 2008 to 2022. Three series appear under the name: Brick Ransom Adventure, Grimwood Trilogy and Four Corners. On/Off (2008) is the first book, followed by Seattle On Ice (2011), Billionaires, Bullets, Exploding Monkeys (2012) and Bloody Pulp (2012). Rose in Saint Tropez (2015), Chokecherry Canyon (2017), Firepower (2019), Brick Ransom (2021), Flares (2021) and Ordinary World (2022) come later. The Midnight Visitors (2022) is the newest, and the author is marked dormant.

Mike Befeler writes humorous mysteries, many involving retirees and retirement communities. The catalogue holds 22 books from 2007 to 2024, opening with Retirement Homes are Murder. Senior Moments Are Murder and Nursing Homes Are Murder follow the same title pattern. Mike Befeler series include Paul Jacobson Geezer-Lit Mystery, Platform Tennis Mystery, Millicent Hargrove Mystery, Gabe Tremont and Mark Yeager Sports Mystery. A Mystery Yarn is the newest title.

Mike Bond is an American novelist, poet, ecologist and journalist who has covered war and human rights. He has worked as an environmental activist, an international energy expert and an advisor to U.S. and foreign governments, living and working in 30 countries on six continents. The BBC called Bond the master of the existential thriller. The catalogue counts 17 books from The Ivory Hunters (1992) to Crude (2024), including the Pono Hawkins and America series. Poachers, elephants, endangered species, political corruption and the wind power industry are among the subjects.

Mike Carey

109 books• 30 series

Mike Carey, born in 1959, is a British writer of comics, novels and films who also uses the pen name M. R. Carey. Carey's credits include Lucifer, a spin-off from The Sandman; three years on Hellblazer; Crossing Midnight and The Unwritten for DC's Vertigo imprint; an extended stint on Marvel's X-Men; and the 2014 novel The Girl with All the Gifts, adapted for film in 2016. The catalogue lists 109 books from 2000 to 2025, with series including Felix Castor, X-Men Legacy, Suicide Risk and Rampart Trilogy.

Mike Chen is an American science fiction author. Catalogue subjects for Chen record time travel, amnesia, superheroes, family life, dystopian and post-apocalyptic fiction, friendship and humour. The 12 catalogued books run from Here and Now and Then (2019) to Of Sorcery and Science (2026), taking in A Beginning at the End (2020), We Could Be Heroes (2021), Light Years from Home (2022), Vampire Weekend (2023) and A Quantum Love Story (2024). Star Trek: Deep Space Nine, The Dog of War and Star Wars Outlaws are the franchise groupings recorded here, and new titles are still appearing.

Mike Curato is a Filipino-American writer and illustrator of children's books. The catalogue holds 10 titles dated between 2014 and 2025, with Too Big to Say scheduled for 2027. The Little Elliot series stands under the Curato name, and the listing holds Little Elliot, Big City (2014), Little Elliot, Big Family (2015), Little Elliot, Big Fun (2016), Little Elliot, Fall Friends (2017) and Merry Christmas, Little Elliot (2018). The graphic novel Flamer took a Lambda Literary Award for Children's and Young Adult Literature in 2021, and the graphic novel Gaysians won the 2026 Lambda Literary Award for LGBTQ+ Comics. Where Is Bina Bear? (2022) and If I Were a Fish (2023) also sit in the catalogue.

Mike Dellosso writes Christian suspense. The 20 catalogued books run from Sons of God (2005) to A Million Miles from Home (2018), and the Jed Patrick series is catalogued to Dellosso. Subjects recorded across the listing include missing persons, missing children, assassins, criminals and father-daughter relationships. Titles include The Hunted (2008), Darlington Woods (2010), Darkness Follows (2011), Frantic (2012) and Mirror Image (2013).

Mike Faricy writes crime and suspense. Ninety-six books carry his name, published since Merlot in 2010 and running to Help Yourself in 2026. Dev Haskell is the recurring investigator in one of the series; Corridor Man, Jack Dillon Dublin Tales, Hotshot, Partners (in Crime) and Yucky Yates make up the rest, with short stories and novellas attached to the Haskell and Corridor Man lines. Mr. Swirlee (2011), Russian Roulette (2011), Bite Me (2012) and Tutti Frutti (2013) mark the early run.

Mike Gayle

22 books

Mike Gayle writes humorous fiction about relationships. Twenty-two books are catalogued from My Legendary Girlfriend (1998) to Hope Street (2025), including Mr. Commitment (1999), Turning Thirty (2001), Dinner for Two (2002), Brand New Friend (2005), Wish You Were Here (2007) and The To-Do List (2008). Man-woman relationships, marriage, friendship, fatherhood, self-realization and journalists are the recurring subjects. The median book runs 336 pages, and Gayle is still publishing.