Authors whose first name starts with M, page 17 of 19

Mike Grist writes action thrillers. Three series carry the catalogue: Christopher Wren, Girl Zero and the Sally Rogers Mysteries. Fifteen books are catalogued between 2019 and 2026, opening with a 2019 group that holds Saint Justice, Make Them Pay, also issued as Reparation, and No Mercy, also issued as Monsters. Slack Tide Kill (2026) is the newest title, and Grist is still publishing.

Mike Guardia writes military history and biography, with 23 books catalogued from 2010 to 2025. American Guerrilla (2010), about Russell W. Volckmann, is the first, and Shadow Commander (2011) is about Donald D. Blackburn. Hal Moore: A Soldier Once... And Always (2013) and Crusader: General Donn Starry and the Army of His Times (2018) are further biographies. Military aircraft also feature, in Junkers Ju 87 Stuka (2014) and Red Bandit: The MiG-29 in Combat (2025), and Bradley vs BMP (2016) is among the titles.

Mike Ignatov has 19 catalogued books published between 2020 and 2026. Wasteland (2020) is the first title, followed in 2021 by The Frost Ridge, The Ordeal and The School. Path of Power, The Exodus and The Healer appeared in 2022, and The Apprentice, The Fugitive and The Seeker in 2023. The newest listing is The Founding City (2026), and Mike Ignatov is still publishing.

Mike Kraus has 344 books in the catalogue, spanning 2012 to 2026, with After listed for 2027. The run starts with the Final Dawn episodes in 2012 and reaches Last Twilight (2026). Series recorded under the Kraus name include Final Dawn, Surviving the Fall, After the Fall, Last Light, Breaking Point, Edge of Ruin, Melt, Flashpoint, Storm's Fury, Aftermath, Heaven's Fist and Swarm. Kraus is an ongoing author.

Mike Lawson writes political thrillers built around government investigators. The catalogue lists 25 books, from The Inside Ring (2005) to The Asset (2026), in two named series: Joe DeMarco and Agent Kay Hamilton. Joe DeMarco is the recurring character. House Rules / Dead on Arrival (2008), House Secrets (2009) and House Justice (2010) appear early in the run, alongside the standalone title Rosarito Beach (2013). Undercover operations, drug trafficking and the US Drug Enforcement Administration appear among the subject headings.

Mike Lunnon-Wood has 10 catalogued books, published between 1996 and 2023. Dark Rose (1996) opens the list, followed by Angel Seven (1997), then Broken Square, King's Shilling and Let Not The Deep in 1998, Long Reach (1999) and Congo Blue (2002). After a long gap the catalogue resumes with Somewhere Out There (2019), The Protector (2020) and A Place To Die (2023). British Military Quartet and Max Seager are Lunnon-Wood's catalogued series.

Mike Lupica, born May 11, 1952, is an American author and former newspaper columnist known for sports commentary in the New York Daily News and for appearances on ESPN. The catalogue lists 64 books, from Reggie (1985) to Framed (2026). Children's fiction about basketball, football and baseball fills much of the subject list, along with twins, friendship and fathers and sons. Series include Zach & Zoe Mysteries, Comeback Kids, Home Team, Peter Finley and Danny Walker/Travel Team.

Mike M.W. Craven writes mystery and detective fiction, and the author page lists the Washington Poe, DI Avison Fluke and Ben Koenig series. England, police, murder and investigation are the listed subjects. The 17 catalogued books run from 2015 to The Killer's Mark (2026), with The Puppet Show (2018), Black Summer (2019), The Curator (2020) and The Botanist (2022) among them. James Bond and the Secret Agent Academy is announced for 2027.

Mike Mackessy has 54 books in the catalogue, published from 2020 to 2026. Titles from 2020 include Down From The Mountain, Broken Dog Ranch, Ira: Son Of Mountain Man, Mountain Man and Trigger Finger. Series include Orin Chantry, Jarod Welsh: Range Rider Western, First Of The Mountain Men, Clint Hunter: Mountain Man, Captain Ash Western Adventures and Lieutenant Cord of the Texas Rangers. Shadow Of The Law (2026) is the newest title.

Mike Maden, born 1960, is an American novelist known for a Drone series of techno-thrillers and for Jack Ryan Jr. novels in the Ryanverse, which builds on characters Tom Clancy created. The catalogue lists 12 books from Drone (2013) to Quantum Tempest (2025), including Blue Warrior (2014), Drone Command (2015), Drone Threat (2016), Point of Contact (2017), Line of Sight (2018), Enemy Contact (2019), Firing Point (2020) and Hellburner (2022). Troy Pearce is the listed series. Subject headings name drone aircraft, terrorism, special operations and intelligence officers.

Sgt. Windflower is the recurring figure in Mike Martin's mysteries, which run to 28 catalogued books between 2012 and 2026. The Walker on the Cape (2012) opens the sequence, followed by The Body on the T (2013), Beneath the Surface (2014) and A Twist of Fortune (2015). A Christmas mystery strand sits inside the series, Christmas in Newfoundland (2019) among the titles, and Tales from the Mac Lochlainn Pub is the second recorded series. A Change in Plans (2026) is the newest entry.

Mike McCrary writes crime and action thrillers, with 20 books catalogued from Getting Ugly (2013) to Santa Psycho Elf F*cker (2024). McCrary's series are Remo Cobb, Markus Murphy and Steady Teddy. Remo titles include Remo Went Rogue (2013), Remo Went Down (2017) and Remo Went Wild (2017), and Steady Trouble (2017) and Steady Madness (2018) share another naming pattern.

Mike Moscoe, born 2 August 1947, is an American science fiction writer living in Vancouver, Washington, who also publishes as Mike Shepherd. Moscoe grew up in a Navy family and moved often as a child. The catalogue holds 44 books from First Dawn (1996) to The South Shall Rise Again (2022), including Mutineer (2004) and Audacious (2007). Series include Kris Longknife, Vicky Peterwald, Rita Longknife: Iteeche War, Jump Universe, Lost Millennium and BattleTech: Mechwarrior Dark Age. Subjects cover space opera, navies, space warfare and women soldiers.

Dead Sea Squirrels is the one series in Mike Nawrocki's catalogue, and squirrels and Christian life are the two subjects recorded for the listing. Titles include Boy Meets Squirrels, Nutty Study Buddies, Squirreled Away and Squirrelnapped!, all dated 2019, with earlier entries Peas and Thank You! (2003) and Oh, Where Is My Hairbrush? (2005). Eighteen books stand under Nawrocki, the latest BabbleLand Breakout (2024), and the catalogue marks the run as ongoing.

Mike Newton/Lyle Brandt is one catalogue entry covering two names, holding 64 books dated 1979 to 2021. Westerns and western stories lead the subjects, which also record sheriffs, outlaws, United States marshals and the fictitious character Jack Slade, alongside mystery and detective fiction, serial murderers and revenge. Lawman, Gun Men, Bounty Man, Matt Price and Gideon Rider sit beside VICAP, Bureau, INTERSECT Files and Strike Force X among the series on record. Blood Sport and Slay Ride both date from 1990, with Black Lace, Head Games and Road Kills from 1991. Warpath (2021) is the most recent title, and nothing has been listed since, so the entry is dormant.

Mike Nicol is a South African writer and journalist, born in Cape Town in 1951. The catalogue spans nearly five decades, from Among The Souvenirs (1978) to Falls the Shadow (2026), with 19 books in total. Nicol's series are the Revenge Trilogy and PI Fish Pescado and Vicki Kahn. South Africa, politics, history, biography, illegal arms transfers and thrillers are among the catalogue subjects. Horseman (1996) and The Ibis Tapestry (1998) also appear on the list.

Mike Omer

13 books• 4 series

Mike Omer, born 20 June 1979 in Israel, writes crime, thriller, horror and fantasy and lives in Cork, Ireland. Omer's books have been translated into more than 20 languages, have sold over 2.5 million copies and include the second most-read Kindle book of 2018. Awards include the LiveLib Readers' Choice Award for Detective Fiction, the Russian Detective Prize and the Thomas & Mercer Silver Raven Award. The catalogue lists 14 books from 2016 onward. Series include Glenmore Park, Zoe Bentley, Abby Mullen and Kate Marino, and Scent of Destruction is due in 2027.

Mike Papantonio writes about the law: subjects recorded across the catalogue include the practice of law, lawyers, criminal defense lawyers, trials for murder and thrillers. Nine books span 1996 to 2026, beginning with In Search of Atticus Finch (1996) and reaching A Death in Arcadia (2026). The Nick "Deke" Deketomis series carries the name, and Christopher Paulos is credited alongside Papantonio on one book. Six books have a recorded length, at a median of 286 pages.

Key West supplies the setting for much of Mike Pettit's action fiction -- Key West Smackdown, Key West Bounce, Key West Drop, Key West Slam. Ten series divide the catalogue, including Jack Marsh, John Locke, Sam Nash, Travis Ford, Kimo Kanoa, Max Simms, Damian Wolf, Assassin and Recon Marines At War. 28 books appeared in nine years, from Honorable Revenge (2010) to 2018, at a median of 238 pages.

Mike Pitts is an English archaeologist and freelance journalist who specialises in British prehistory, and edits British Archaeology for the Council for British Archaeology. The catalogue holds 10 books from Later Stone Implements (1980) to Island at the Edge of the World (2025), including Footprints through Avebury (1985), Fairweather Eden (1997), Hengeworld (2000), Avebury and Stonehenge (2001), A Year at Stonehenge (2013), Digging for Richard III (2014), Digging Up Britain (2019) and How to Build Stonehenge (2022). Catalogue subjects record prehistoric tools, flintknapping, the Mesolithic, Neolithic and Palaeolithic periods, excavations and human evolution.

Mike Resnick

139 books• 24 series

Mike Resnick, born Michael Diamond Resnick, was an American science fiction writer and editor who lived from March 5, 1942 to January 9, 2020. Resnick won five Hugo awards and one Nebula, was guest of honor at Chicon 7, served as executive editor of Jim Baen's Universe and created Galaxy's Edge magazine. The catalogue lists 139 books from The Goddess Of Ganymede (1967) to The Hex Is In (2020). Tags cover space opera, alternative history, private investigators and psychics, and series include Chronicles of Lucifer Jones, Starship, Widowmaker and John Justin Mallory Mystery.

Mike Ripley has 38 books in the catalogue, from Just Another Angel (1988) to Played to Death (2026). Ripley's two series are Fitzroy Maclean Angel and Mr Campion, and Albert Campion appears among the subjects as a fictitious character. Subjects also include private investigators, England, crime and historical fiction. Titles include Angel Touch (1989), Angel Hunt (1990) and Angel City (1994). Born in 1952, Ripley is a British writer whose Angel series of comedy thrillers has won awards, and also works as a critic and an archaeologist.

Thrillers and espionage make up Mike Ryan's output. Ryan's 89 catalogued books begin with The Cain Conspiracy (2013) and reach Shadow Play (2026). Seven series divide the catalogue: Eliminator, Nate Thrower, Brandon Hall, Cari Porter, Aaron Holt, Cain and CIA Ghost. CIA officers, revenge plots and crime prevention in Philadelphia run through the subject matter, and Ryan remains in active publication.

Mike Shepherd writes military science fiction built around Kris Longknife, the character the catalogue lists against the name. Recorded subjects include interstellar travel, navies, space warfare, human-alien encounters, women soldiers and life on other planets. Titles include Deserter (2004), Defiant (2005), Resolute (2006), Furious (2012), Defender (2013), Kris Longknife Emissary (2017) and Kris Longknife's Successor (2018). Thirteen books sit under the name in total, at a median of 346 pages.

Mike Wells writes thrillers, often published as serials in numbered parts. Lust, Money & Murder is the longest sequence, with Passion, Power & Sin, Forbidden, Blind Scorpion, The Tesla Secret, Drive-By Wife and Renata's Revenge alongside it. The catalogue holds 53 books from Wild Child in 1998 to a 2026 prequel to the eighteenth Lust, Money & Murder volume. Crime, espionage and betrayal supply the material across the run.

Mikhail Bulgakov

27 books

Mikhail Bulgakov (1891-1940) was a Russian and Soviet novelist and playwright. The Master and Margarita, published only after Bulgakov's death, is ranked among the great novels of the twentieth century. The White Guard is another of his novels, and the plays Ivan Vasilievich, Flight and The Days of the Turbins belong to his stage work. The catalogue lists 27 books in English, from The Fatal Eggs (1923) and A Dog's Heart to A Country Doctor's Notebook and a Molière biography.

Mila Crawford has 61 catalogued books from Claiming Holly (2018) to Wainscott Hollow (2026). The 2019 list includes Loving Luca, Claiming His Mate, Goldie's Bears, Hard Fix, Marked By The Alpha, Mated At Christmas and Owning Olivia. Crawford series include Unlocked Desire, Darkly Ever After, Dangerous Sinners, Rhythm and Tempo, Connor Brothers, Park Avenue Elites and Black Valley Shifters. Mila Crawford is still publishing.

The Mafia is the through-line in Mila Finelli's catalogue, and the titles say so: Mafia Mistress in 2021, Mafia Darling and Mafia Madman in 2022, then Mafia Target and Mafia Virgin in 2023. Two Empire titles followed in 2025, Empire of Seduction and Empire of Temptation. Seven books stand in total, across the Kings of Italy and New York State of Mafia series, and Finelli continues to publish.

Mila Kane's catalogue holds 15 books published between 2023 and 2027, grouped into the Hellions of Hade Harbor, the Chernov Bratva, the Harbor Hounds, the Made of Mayhem Duet and the Rites of Ruin Duet. Publication starts in 2023 with Bad Intentions, Malevolent King, Runaway Queen, Savage Throne, Unholy Vows and Wicked Heir. Vicious Obsession is the newest title, and Merciless Games is scheduled for 2027.

Twelve books stand under Mila Nicks, published between 2020 and 2022. Two series are catalogued to the name: Paranormal Hunters and Wild Horse Ranch. The listing opens with Black Witch Magic (2020) and ends at Love at First Stake (2022), taking in Chasing Wild Horses (2020), Love's Recipe (2020), Black Moon Rising (2021), Black Siren's Song (2021) and Taming Wild Horses (2021). Nothing has been added since 2022.

Mila Young is credited on 82 books dated 2016 to 2026. Captured by the Wolf / Cloaked: Novella and Cornered By The Wolf / Cloaked in Fur appeared in 2016, and Demon's Fever and Demon's Mark followed in 2017. Series include Beautiful Beasts Academy, Sin Demons, Shadow Shifters / Wulfkin Legacy, Haven Realm Chronicles, Chosen Vampire Slayer and Kings of Eden. Their Fierce Little Monster is the newest title, and C.R. Jane shares credit on 1 book.

Milan Kundera

21 books

Milan Kundera was a Czech and French novelist who lived from 1929 to 2023. His 21 catalogued books open with Let the Old Dead Make Room for the Young Dead (1963) and include The Joke (1967), Laughable Loves (1970), Life is Elsewhere (1970), Farewell Waltz (1971), The Book of Laughter and Forgetting (1979) and The Unbearable Lightness of Being (1984), his best known work. Kundera went into exile in France in 1975 and took citizenship there in 1981; Czechoslovakia revoked his citizenship in 1979, and Czech citizenship was granted again in 2019. The ruling Communist Party banned his books before the Velvet Revolution of 1989. Kundera kept a low profile, rarely spoke to the media, and was long counted a contender for the Nobel Prize in Literature. The books run short, at a median of 202 pages.

Monster romance is Milana Jacks's line, and the Beast Mates books set the template: Alien Fae Mate (2016), Blind Beast Mate (2016), Virgin Beast Mate (2016), Caught Beast Mate (2017) and Their Beast Mate (2017). Hordesmen, Alpha Horde, Savage Horde Mates, Lycan Claimed, Winter Dragon Brotherhood and Dirty Monsters continue it. The catalogue holds 49 books published between 2016 and 2025, reaching Shark Bait (2025), at a median of 202 pages.

Mildred A. Wirt is linked in the catalogue to a long list of series, including Kay Tracey, Penny Parker Mystery Stories, Dan Carter Cub Scout, Brownie Scouts, Boy Scout Explorers, Dot and Dash, Madge Sterling, Doris Force, Flash Evans and Connie Carl. Penny Parker and Kay Tracey are among the linked characters. Ruth Fielding titles also appear in the listing, among them Ruth Fielding of the Red Mill, and Dot and Dash at the Seashore is the most recently dated title.

Mildred Abbott writes cozy mystery. Three series fill the catalogue: the Cozy Corgi Mysteries, the Whispering Witch Mysteries and the Twister Sisters Mysteries. Titles run on alliteration, from Cruel Candy and Traitorous Toys in 2017 through Bickering Birds, Chaotic Corgis, Malevolent Magic, Quarrelsome Quartz, Savage Sourdough, Scornful Scones and Wicked Wildlife in 2018 to Evil Elves in 2019. Abbott has 48 catalogued books dated 2017 to 2027; Cheating Cheese arrived in 2026 and Commenting About Curses is scheduled for 2027.

Mildred DeLois Taylor, born September 13, 1943, is an American young adult novelist whose Logan family books portray family life and the racism African Americans faced in the Deep South. Roll of Thunder, Hear My Cry won the 1977 Newbery Medal. Taylor received the first NSK Neustadt Prize for Children's Literature in 2003, the Coretta Scott King-Virginia Hamilton Award for Lifetime Achievement in 2020 and the Children's Literature Legacy Award in 2021. The 11 catalogued books include Let the Circle Be Unbroken (1981), The Road to Memphis (1992) and All the Days Past, All the Days to Come (2020).

Milena McKay writes romance. The Delicate Things We Make (2021) opens 16 catalogued books that reach Match Me If You Can (2026). Three series divide the list: Headmistress, Cupids & Goddesses and Crow's Coven. Proposals, weddings and matchmaking supply the titles, among them The Proposal (2021), The Wedding (2022) and Perfectly Matching Again (2025). McKay continues to publish.

Miles A. Maxwell has two recorded series, State of Reason and Naomi Soul, and eight catalogued books published between 2015 and 2025. Loss of Reason (2015) starts the list and Escape To Reason (2025) is the newest entry, with Search for Reason (2015) and Finding Reason (2018) in between. Drone (2016), Die By The Pen (2019), Vibrate (2019) and The Haunted House (2022) fill out the catalogue.

Miles Burton is the name on 60 detective novels published between 1931 and 1960. Desmond Merrion is the recurring investigator, and the books are English murder mysteries of the interwar and post-war decades, with police investigation as their method. The titles run to the pattern of their period: Menace on the Downs (1931), Death at the Crossroads (1933), Tragedy at the Thirteenth Hole (1933), The Charabanc Mystery (1934) and The Devereux Court Mystery (1935). Legacy of Death (1960) is the last, and the novels are short at around 192 pages.

Miles Rozak writes science fiction, with 11 books catalogued from 2020 to 2025. The series listed are Alien Ship for Sale, Mercenary Galaxy and Blackout Renegade. Blackout Invasion: The Complete Series (2020) is the earliest title. Galactic Marines, Galactic Rebels, Star Centurion and Code Red Bounty follow, and Galactic Titan, Part III (2025) is the newest. Rozak is still publishing.

Millie Bobby Brown is catalogued here with a single title, Nineteen Steps, published in 2023. The book is indexed under historical fiction of the twentieth century, the Second World War, family life and romance. No further Brown title has been recorded in this directory.

Millie Marotta draws intricate line art for adult colouring books. Animal Kingdom started the line in 2014, and Tropical Wonderland, Curious Creatures, Wild Savannah and Precious Planet followed, with animals in art the constant subject. Sticker books, journals, postcard books and books of prints extend the same designs into other formats. Marotta's 28 catalogued titles reach 2024, at a median of 96 pages.

Milly Johnson writes contemporary romantic fiction set in England, much of it about friendships between women. 31 catalogued books run from The Yorkshire Pudding Club (2007) to Lift Me Up (2026). A Spring Affair, A Summer Fling, An Autumn Crush and A Winter Flame work through the seasons across 2009 to 2012. Beyond the novels, Johnson has worked as an after-dinner speaker, poet, professional joke writer, short story writer and newspaper columnist.

Milly Taiden writes paranormal romance, and the catalogue lists 517 titles from 2012 to 2026, with Claimed by the Enemy Alpha due in 2027. The earliest entry, Mr. Buff (2012), appeared under the name April Angel. Paranormal Dating Agency, Alpha Geek, Veil Lands, Sassy Ever After, Caged and Dangerous, Shifter Mates of Hollow Oak and Midnight Mates are among the series. Subjects include shapeshifting, vampires, mate selection and dating services. Bite for Sore Eyes (2026) is the newest title.

Mimi Jean Pamfiloff writes paranormal romance. Gods, vampires and mate selection run through the recorded subjects, which also list good and evil, surrogate mothers and women biologists. The catalogue holds 65 books from Accidentally in Love with...a God? (2012) to Vampires, Moonshine, and Southern Secrets (2026), grouped into series including Immortal Matchmakers Inc., the Librarian's Vampire Assistant, Happy Pants, the Mermen Trilogy, Mr. Rook's Island and the Boyfriend Collector.

Mimi Matthews writes historical romance and non-fiction on Victorian dress and manners. The novels gather into the Parish Orphans of Devon, Somerset Stories, Belles of London, Crinoline Academy and Victorian Romantics series, opening with The Lost Letter (2017) and The Matrimonial Advertisement (2018); the non-fiction includes The Pug Who Bit Napoleon (2017) and A Victorian Lady's Guide to Fashion and Beauty (2018). Matthews's catalogue holds 24 books and reaches Miss Beresford and the Beast in 2026.

Min Jin Lee has 4 catalogued books: Free Food for Millionaires (2007), Pachinko (2017), The Best Girls (2019) and American Hagwon (2026). Catalogue subjects include Korean Americans, children of immigrants, Asian Americans, New York, family sagas and cultural heritage. Lee is still publishing.

Mina Carter writes erotic romance, with 155 books in the catalogue from Earth Warden (2009) to Taken by the Alien Bodyguard (2026). Playing with Fyre (2009), Hearts of Stone (2011), Her Empath (2011) and Reaper (2011) are among the early titles. Carter series include Warriors of the Lathar, Lathar Mercenaries: Warborne, Latharian Mate Program, Paranormal Protection Agency, Dragon's Council, Alpha Security Company, Omega Collective, Zodiac Cyborgs, Project Rebellion and Shadow Cities Shifters.

Mindee Arnett is credited on 9 catalogued books published between 2013 and 2023. Catalogue subjects record magic, dreams, the supernatural, boarding schools, spaceships and science fiction, and place the work with children's fiction. Three titles carry the word Nightmare: The Nightmare Affair (2013), The Nightmare Dilemma (2014) and The Nightmare Charade (2015). Proxy (2013), Avalon (2014), Polaris (2015), Onyx and Ivory (2018), Shadow & Flame (2019) and Riven (2023) complete the list. Arkwell Academy and Rime Chronicles are the recorded series.

Mindy Burbidge Strunk writes historical romance. The catalogue records 20 books published between 2018 and 2025, beginning with Mistaken Identity (2018) and continuing to A Trial of His Affections (2025). Four series are credited to Strunk: Unlikely Match, Scoundrels, Rakes and Rogues, Hidden Riches, and League of Eligible Bachelors. Strunk remains actively publishing.

Mindy Kaling

9 books• 1 series

Mindy Kaling, born Vera Mindy Chokalingam in 1979, is an American actress, comedian, screenwriter and producer. Kaling first drew notice as Kelly Kapoor on the NBC sitcom The Office, writing for the series as well as appearing in it. The books open with the play Matt & Ben (2004) and continue into comic memoir with Is Everyone Hanging Out Without Me? (2011) and Why Not Me? (2015), followed by the Nothing Like I Imagined essays in 2020. Nine Kaling titles are catalogued, and American humour, screenwriting and stage work are the recorded subjects.

Mindy Klasky writes fantasy and paranormal romance. The Glasswright books opened the catalogue in 2000 with The Glasswrights' Apprentice, and the Magical Washington strand followed: Jane Madison, Washington Witches, Washington Vampires, Washington Warders and Washington Medical: Vampire Ward. Diamond Brides carries the contemporary romance. The catalogue holds 49 titles dated 2000 to 2022, closing with The B Word (2022). Witches, magic, wishes and jinn recur as subjects, at a median of 338 pages.

Mindy McGinnis is an American writer of young adult fiction. Notable McGinnis works include A Madness So Discreet (2015), The Female of the Species (2016), Heroine (2019) and Be Not Far from Me (2020). Not a Drop to Drink (2013) is the earliest catalogued title, and McGinnis's series are Not A Drop To Drink, the Given Duet and Initial Insult. Subject tags include survival, water supply, revenge and high school students. What Rough Beast (2026) is the newest book, and The First Cut Is the Deepest is due in 2027.

Mindy Mejia writes thrillers. Eight books stand in Mejia's catalogue, from The Dragon Keeper (2012) to The Whisper Place (2025), taking in Everything You Want Me to Be (2017), Leave No Trace (2018) and Strike Me Down (2020). Murder, missing persons, small cities, survival and psychiatric hospitals recur as subjects. To Catch a Storm (2023) opens the series of the same name.

Mindy Michele writes the Seaside Pointe, Paper Planes and Backroads series, with 12 catalogued books dated 2016 to 2023. Paper Planes and Other Things We Lost (2016) is the first book and Hate Me Like You Care (2023) the most recent. Chasing Cars and the Lessons We Learned, Subway Stops and the Places We Meet, Love in C Minor, Blossoms & Steel, Copper & Ink and Satin & Grit are among the titles. The median book runs to 366 pages.

Mindy Quigley is the author behind the Deep Dish Mysteries and the Reverend Lindsay Harding Mystery series. A Murder in Mount Moriah (2013), A Death in Duck (2014) and The Burnt Island Burial Ground (2015) are the earliest titles listed. Six Feet Deep Dish (2022), Ashes to Ashes, Crust to Crust (2023), Public Anchovy #1 (2023), Sleep in Heavenly Pizza (2024) and At Death's Dough (2025) follow, and Murder in the Upper Crust (2026) is the newest.

Mindy Starns Clark is the author of the Million Dollar Mysteries, A Smart Chick Mystery and Men of Lancaster County series. The catalogue lists 28 books from A Penny for Your Thoughts (2002) to The Amish Quilter (2018), and the run is marked likely complete. Jo Tulip, women detectives, the Amish, Pennsylvania and Christian life appear in the subjects. The list also includes household guides such as The House that Cleans Itself (2007).

Regency England is Minerva Spencer's setting. Her 13 books, published between 2018 and 2023, divide into four sequences: the Outcasts, Rebels of the Ton, the Wicked Women of Whitechapel and the Lightner and Law Mysteries. Aristocrats, widows, single mothers and privateers fill the romances, and historical mystery runs alongside them. Dangerous (2018) opens the catalogue and Audacious (2023) is the most recent title. Nothing has been added since 2023.

Minette Walters

20 books• 1 series

Minette Walters writes psychological crime fiction set in England: murder investigations, police work, and amateur sleuths including women journalists. The Ice House (1992) opens a catalogue of 20 books that reaches The Players (2024), by way of The Sculptress (1993), The Scold's Bridle (1994), The Shape of Snakes (2000), Acid Row (2001) and Fox Evil (2002). The Black Death series turns to historical fiction. Volumes median 369 pages, and the 2000s were Walters's heaviest decade.

MINK is the credited name on 66 books dated from 2019 to 2024. His Snow Angel and Hitman's Prey (both 2019) are the first titles. In 2020 the list adds Beauty and the Boss, Beauty Tempts the Beast, Claiming His Bride, Cuffed Love and His Stolen Princess. Royal Love and Reindeer Valley are the named MINK series, and Catnapped (2024) is the newest listing.