Authors whose first name starts with M, page 18 of 19

Minka Kent's books are catalogued as thrillers, with subjects including missing persons, sisters, adoption, daughters and family secrets. The catalogue runs from 2015 to Hidden Strangers (2026), with The Memory Watcher (2016), The Perfect Roommate (2018), The Thinnest Air (2018) and The Stillwater Girls (2019) along the way. Series include Dangerous Strangers Thrillers and Paper Cuts. The listing also carries the Arrogant series and a title credited as Winter Renshaw, Vegas Baby (2016).

Mira Lyn Kelly writes contemporary romance, with 30 books catalogued from 2010 to 2024. Tabloid Affair Secretly Pregnant / Front Page Affair (2010) is the first listed title, and Dirty Flirt (2024) is the most recent. Series include Slayers Hockey, Back to You, Waking Up... and Coming Around Again. Millionaires, celebrities, married people and humorous romance are among the recorded subjects. Other titles include The S Before Ex (2011), Waking Up Married (2012) and Truth or Dare (2014).

Miranda Bridges has 29 catalogued books, published between 2019 and 2023, from Chosen By A Beast (2019) to To Kiss a Dragon (2023). Seven series are recorded: Elemental Mates, House Of Kaimar, Den of the Fallen, War Brides of the Morja, Brides of Ancient Greece, Delivering the Dirty Thirty and Lords of Forbidden Fantasy. Bridges holds the sole credit on all 29 titles.

Miranda Dickinson is a British musician and author of contemporary romance. Fairytale of New York (2009) begins her 22 catalogued books, and I'll Take New York followed in 2014. Florists, choirs and travel agents are among the subjects, with settings in New York and London. Christmas in St Ives (2017) and Somewhere Beyond the Sea (2018) are later titles. And Then There Was You (2025) is the newest, and Cora Lael is her series.

Miranda Hart is an English actress, comedian and writer, born in 1972. The BBC sitcom Miranda, broadcast from 2009 to 2015, took three Royal Television Society awards and four British Comedy Awards; Hart also played Chummy in Call the Midwife and appeared in the film Spy (2015). 8 books stand under the name, from Miranda Hart's Joke Shop: The Complete First Radio Series (2008) to I Haven't Been Entirely Honest with You (2024), with Is It Just Me? (2012) and its companion No, It's Us Too! (2012) among them.

Miranda James writes several mystery series. Cat in the Stacks is one, and librarians, cats and a Maine coon cat sit in its subject tags beside murder and investigation. Forty titles run from By a Woman's Hand (1994), written as Dean James with Jean Swanson, to Something Whiskered (2025). Southern Ladies, Deep South, Bridge Club, Trailer Park Mysteries and Simon Kirby-Jones are the other series. James publishes on.

Miranda Jarrett is a pen name of Susan Holloway Scott, who also publishes as Isabella Bradford. Under Jarrett the books are historical romance, much of it at sea: the Sparhawk series, ship captains, pirates and the Fairbournes of Cape Cod. The Penny House Novels, the Lordly Claremonts and Grand Passion on the Grand Tour complete the series list. The catalogue holds 30 books from Columbine (1992) to The Duke's Governess Bride (2010), at a median of 304 pages.

Miranda July

8 books

Miranda July is an American film director, screenwriter, actress and author whose work spans film, fiction, monologue, digital projects and live performance. July wrote, directed and starred in Me and You and Everyone We Know (2005) and The Future (2011), and wrote and directed Kajillionaire (2020). Eight titles are catalogued, among them the short story collection No One Belongs Here More Than You (2007), the nonfiction It Chooses You (2011) and the novels The First Bad Man (2015) and All Fours (2024).

Miranda Lee (née Maureen Mary) was an Australian romance writer, born in 1945 in Port Macquarie, New South Wales, who died on 13 November 2021. Mills & Boon published her novels from 1990, and she wrote more than 75 of them. The catalogue lists 95 books from After the Affair (1990) to The Billionaire's Cinderella Housekeeper (2021). Series include Hearts of Fire, Affairs to Remember, Australian Playboys, Three Rich Men, Three Rich Husbands, Wives Wanted!, Marrying a Tycoon and Housekeeper Brides for Billionaires. Subjects include billionaires, Australia, passion, revenge and inheritance.

Miranda Lyn has published 12 books since 2021, across four series: Fae Rising, Unmarked, Never Sky and Hide the Witches. Blood and Promise, Chaos and Destiny, Fate and Flame and Tides and Ruin all appeared in 2021, and the witch titles followed: The Unmarked Witch in 2022, The Unblessed Witch and The Unbound Witch in 2023. Till Death arrived in 2024 and Hunt the Dragons in 2026.

Miranda MacLeod has 33 books in the catalogue, published between 2016 and 2026 and credited to MacLeod alone. A Road Through Mountains, Telling Lies Online and Waltzing on the Danube all appeared in 2016; Always the Planner, Never the Bride (2026) is the newest. Americans Abroad, Love's Encore, London Love Story and My So-Called Hexed Midlife are the series recorded. No subject headings are attached to the catalogue.

Miranda Neville is a writer of Regency historical romance with 14 books in the catalogue, dated 2009 to 2018. Neville's series are the Burgundy Club, the Wild Quartet and Ladies In Disgrace. The first title is Never Resist Temptation (2009) and the last is Lady Scandal (2018). Subjects include nobility, heiresses, marriage, amnesia and England, with titles such as The Wild Marquis and The Importance of Being Wicked.

Miranda P. Charles writes romance across five series: Captured by Love, Indie Rebels, Time for Love, Moonstruck Cove and Lifestyle by Design. Her 32 books open with Heart Robber and Will to Love in 2012 and reach Resisting the Reclusive Star (2026). A Secret sequence appeared in 2013, with Secret Designs, Secret Moves and Secret Words, and 2014 brought four single-word titles: Again, Always, At Last and Finally. Books run to a median of 250 pages.

Miranda Rijks has 34 books listed through 2026, with Just One Bite (2026) the newest entry. The one named series is Dr. Pippa Durrant, and Fatal Finale, Fatal Flowers and Fatal Fortune all date from 2019. Other Rijks titles include Don't Call Me Brave (2018), I Want You Gone / The Obituary (2018), Deserve to Die (2019), Roses Are Red (2020) and The Visitors (2020).

Miranda Smith has 16 books in the catalogue, published from 2020 to 2026. Some Days Are Dark (2020) is recorded as the first title, and Good Girl / What I Know and The One Before also date from 2020. His Loving Wife and Not My Mother followed in 2021, then The Family Home and The Killer's Family in 2022. The School Trip and The Weekend Away came out in 2023, and Loving Mothers in 2024. A Perfect Mother (2026) is the newest, and Smith is still publishing.

Miriam Grace Monfredo writes historical mystery. Nine books are catalogued between 1992 and 2002, grouped into the Seneca Falls series and the Cain Trilogy. Subjects name Glynis Tryon as a fictitious character and record women librarians, women detectives, fugitive slaves, the Underground Railroad and New York State. Seneca Falls Inheritance (1992) opens the run and Children of Cain (2002) closes it, with Blackwater Spirits (1995), Must the Maiden Die (1999) and Sisters of Cain (2000) in between. Eight books have a recorded length, median 352 pages.

Historical romance spanning Viking times, Regency England and the American West is Miriam Minger's main line of work, alongside contemporary romance, romantic suspense, inspirational stories and books for children. The Pagan's Prize took a Romantic Times Reviewer's Choice Award as Best Medieval Historical Romance of the Year, and Minger reached the RITA Award final twice, with The Brigand Bride and Captive Rose. The 40 catalogued titles begin with the Little Mike and Maddie motorcycle books in 2007 and reach On A Wild Autumn Morn in 2026.

Miriam Toews

10 books

Miriam Toews is a Canadian novelist, born in 1964, with ten catalogued books published between 1996 and 2025. Summer of My Amazing Luck (1996) opens the list; A Complicated Kindness (2004), All My Puny Sorrows (2014) and Women Talking (2018) are the best known. Mennonite life, Manitoba, single mothers, sisters and family life recur as subjects. Toews has won the Governor General's Award for Fiction and the Rogers Writers' Trust Fiction Prize twice, was three times a finalist for the Scotiabank Giller Prize, and took the Writers' Trust Engel/Findley Award for the body of work. Acting in Carlos Reygadas's film Silent Light, winner of the 2007 Cannes Jury Prize, fed the fifth novel, Irma Voth (2011).

Seventy-two books stand under Mirrah McGee in the catalogue, all credited to McGee alone and dated 2019 to 2026. The run starts in 2019, a large 2020 group follows that takes in Anywhere and Always, Asher, Census at First Sight and four Endangered titles, and On Our Terms is the newest entry. Series include Golem Guerillas MC and its Morgantown line, Love in the Ville, Covenant of Ascent: Kosher Nostra, Endangered Fates, Fates University, Refurbished Hearts, Congressionals MC and Terms of Forever. The catalogue holds no subject headings and no page counts.

Misha Popp writes the Pies Before Guys Mysteries, a run of 3 catalogued books. Magic, Lies, and Deadly Pies (2022) opens the series, A Good Day to Pie followed in 2023 and The Last to Pie in 2024. Every title turns on a pie pun. The median book runs to 336 pages, and the series is ongoing.

Miss Read is the pen name of Dora Jessie Saint (1913-2012), an English novelist who worked as a schoolmistress and took the name from her mother's maiden name. Two series set in the English countryside carry the reputation: the Fairacre novels, opening with Village School (1955), and the Thrush Green novels, opening with Thrush Green (1959). Village life, country schools and English Christmas stories run through the subjects. The listing holds 53 titles dated 1955 to 2013, at a median of 231 pages.

Misti Murphy's catalogue holds 32 books published between 2015 and 2026 across seven series: Line Up, A-List Rebels, Magnetic Desires, Tangled Desires, Delicious Boys and Sweet Treats, Casey Brothers and Riot of Broken Dreams. Six titles carry 2015 dates, most of them single nouns: Addiction, Compulsion, Fixation, Immersion and Obsession. Cocky F@#ker, Lady Killer and Maximum Rush follow in 2016, and Madd Hearts (2026) is the newest entry.

Misty M. Beller writes Christian historical romance set in the American West, much of it in Montana and the Rockies. 53 catalogued books open with The Lady and the Mountain Man (2014) and continue through The Lady and the Mountain Doctor (2015), The Lady and the Mountain Fire (2015) and The Rancher Takes a Cook (2015). Call of the Rockies, Brothers of Sapphire Ranch, Heart of the Mountains, Mountain Dreams, Wyoming Mountain Tales and Brides of Laurent group the work. Mail-Order Marchioness is scheduled for 2027.

Misty Vixen writes erotic romance and harem fiction with science fiction, post-apocalyptic and paranormal settings. The catalogue holds 118 books published from 2015 to 2026, opening with My Undead Lover (2015) and reaching Tomboy Supremacy 2 (2026). Series include Down the Rabbit Hole, A Warm Place, Post-Apocalyptic Haven, Parasexual, Demoness, Wanderlust and Slice of Life Harem. Median length is 206 pages, and output is concentrated in the 2020s.

Children's and young adult fiction by an Indian-American writer: that is the Mitali Perkins catalogue, 24 books from 1993 to 2026. The Not So Star Spangled Life Of Sunita Sen (1993) is the first. Family life, adoption, grandparents, race relations and India recur as subjects in titles such as Monsoon Summer, Rickshaw Girl, Bamboo People and Open Mic. The First Daughter books are the one Perkins series, and Doing Something New: A Prayer for Beginnings is dated 2026.

Mitch Albom

21 books• 1 series

Sports journalism came first for Mitch Albom, born Mitchell David Albom on May 23, 1958; inspirational storytelling followed, with Tuesdays with Morrie (1997) an early landmark. Albom is also an American talk show host and philanthropist, and reported sales of Albom's books stood at 40 million copies in 2021. The catalogue lists 21 titles, opening with Live Albom (1988), which was followed by Live Albom II, III and IV. Later entries include The Fab Five (1993), The Five People You Meet in Heaven (2003), For One More Day (2006) and Twice (2025). Heaven is the one series listed.

Mitchell Hogan writes epic fantasy, with wizards, magic and coming of age among the recorded subjects. Five series are listed: Sorcery Ascendant Sequence, Sorcery Ascendant Origins, Necromancer's Key, Tainted Cabal and Infernal Guardian. The catalogue counts 16 books from A Crucible of Souls (2013) to Crucible of Lies (2022), including Blood of Innocents (2014), A Shattered Empire (2016), Revenant Winds (2017) and Dawn of the Exile (2019). The books run long, with a median of 500 pages.

Mizuki Tsujimura is a Japanese mystery novelist, born on 29 February 1980 in Fuefuki, Yamanashi, who writes for both adults and children. Tsujimura began writing mysteries in high school and chose Chiba University for its mystery research group. The debut novel, A School Frozen in Time, appeared in 2004. Tsujimura also wrote the screenplay and novelisation of Doraemon: Nobita's Chronicle of the Moon Exploration in 2018. The catalogue lists 14 books from 2008 to 2026, including Anime Supremacy! (2014) and How to Hold Someone In Your Heart (2026), plus the series Lonely Castle in the Mirror, A School Frozen in Time and Mizuki Tsujimura Manga.

Jack Caffery, a police detective in England, leads Mo Hayder's crime novels. Twelve catalogued books run from Birdman (1999) to Bonehead (2024), taking in The Treatment (2001), Tokyo, also published as The Devil of Nanking (2004), Pig Island (2006), Ritual (2008) and Skin (2009). Police divers, murder and suspense recur as subjects, and the median book runs 408 pages.

Mo Willems

89 books• 9 series

Mo Willems makes picture books and early readers, funny and animal-led: the Pigeon books, Elephant & Piggie, Knuffle Bunny, Cat the Cat, Unlimited Squirrels and Leonardo. Friendship and emotions are the recurring subjects, and the books are short, a median of 57 pages. Ninety catalogued titles run from 1994 through Don't Let the Pigeon Drive the Bus! (2003) and Knuffle Bunny (2004) to The Pigeon WON'T Pick a Color!, with another title scheduled for 2027.

Mo Xiang Tong Xiu is a Chinese writer of fantasy novels in the danmei genre, who began publishing on the online literature platform Jinjiang. Three novel series appear in English here: Grandmaster of Demonic Cultivation: Mo Dao Zu Shi, Heaven Official's Blessing: Tian Guan Ci Fu and The Scum Villain's Self-Saving System, with comic and animation manhua editions of Heaven Official's Blessing alongside. Wuxia sits with danmei in the subject tags. 32 volumes have appeared since 2021, and Heaven Official's Blessing Volume 4 is scheduled for 2027.

Molière

34 books

Molière was the stage name of Jean-Baptiste Poquelin, a French playwright, actor and poet baptised on 15 January 1622 and dead on 17 February 1673. Comedies, farces, tragicomedies and comédie-ballets make up the surviving work: 34 titles here, from The Flying Doctor (1645) through The Affected Young Ladies (1659) to The Hypochondriac in 1673. The plays exist in every major living language and are staged at the Comédie-Française more often than any other playwright's. French is sometimes named the language of Molière for that reason.

Mollie Cox Bryan writes craft-themed cozy mysteries and Southern cookery books. The Cumberland Creek Mysteries put scrapbooking at the centre, opening with Scrapbook of Secrets (2012) and running through Scrapped (2012), A Crafty Christmas (2014) and Scrapbook of the Dead (2015); the Cora Crafts Mysteries, the Buttermilk Creek Mysteries, the Beach Reads Mystery, Shenandoah Hearts and the Eliza Hamilton and Charlotte Donovan series follow. Two Mrs. Rowe cookbooks sit among the fiction. Twenty-nine titles are catalogued, from Unsilenced (1997) to The Widow Hamilton (2026).

Mollie Hardwick (1916–2003), also known as Mary Atkinson, was an English author best known for the books accompanying the television series Upstairs, Downstairs. Hardwick started as a BBC radio announcer in the 1940s and worked in the BBC drama department until 1962. Other work includes Thomas & Sarah, The Duchess of Duke Street, three Juliet Bravo books and the Doran Fairweather novels. The catalogue lists 51 books from The Sherlock Holmes Companion (1962) to Come Away, Death (1995), including Charles Dickens Encyclopedia (1973).

Molly Black writes FBI and detective thrillers in short, tightly serialised runs: Maya Gray, Katie Winter, Grace Ford, Claire King, Piper Woods, Clara Pike, Casey Bolt, Jade Savage, Tessa Flint, Sage West, Taylor Sage and Elise Close. The catalogue reaches 145 books in five years, opening with Girl One: Murder (2021) and reaching Keep Forgetting in 2026.

Molly Doyle writes romance and erotica. Twelve books are catalogued between 2011 and 2026 across three series: Order of the Unseen, Desires Duet and Mutual Monsters. Gone (2011) opens the catalogue, followed by Eighteenth Summer (2012), From the Start (2012) and My Brother's Best Friend (2016). Dominant Desires (2019), Melt For Us (2021), Bloodshed (2022), Dark Desires (2022), Scream For Us (2022) and Caution Tape (2023) follow, and Ping Me (2026) is the newest title, at a median of 364 pages.

Molly Fader writes romance, with small-town and rural settings, family life and siblings among the recorded subjects, alongside abused wives, runaway wives and erotic stories. Everything I Left Unsaid is the series in the catalogue. Fifteen books are listed, from Everything I Left Unsaid (2015) to Lady X (2026), taking in The Truth About Him (2015), Burn Down the Night (2016), Wait for It (2017), The McAvoy Sisters Book of Secrets (2019) and The Bitter and Sweet of Cherry Season (2020). Baby, Come Back (2017) carries the byline M. O'Keefe.

Molly Fitz writes mystery series with animals at the centre. Pet Whisperer P.I. is the main line, and Claw & Order, the Meowing Medium, Merlin the Magical Fluff, the Paranormal Temp Agency, Mysteries of Moonlight Manor and the Paint Slinging Sleuth follow it. The titles run to alliteration and wordplay: Kitty Confidential, Chihuahua Conspiracy, Terrier Transgressions, Hoppy Holiday Homicide. Forty books appeared between 2019 and 2024, each around 232 pages.

Molly Green writes wartime family sagas set in England. Twelve books are catalogued between 2018 and 2026, opening with three orphanage novels of 2018, An Orphan in the Snow, An Orphan's War and An Orphan's Wish, and continuing through the Victory Sisters trilogy, A Sister's Courage (2019), A Sister's Song (2021) and A Sister's War (2021). A run set at Bletchley Park follows, and Wartime Secrets at the Mayfair Club (2026) is the newest title.

Vampires and werewolves carry most of Molly Harper's paranormal romance. Jane Jameson opens the Half-Moon Hollow world in 2009 with Nice Girls Don't Have Fangs, and the Naked Werewolf books follow from 2011. Mystic Bayou, Southern Eclectic, Sorcery and Society, Starfall Point and Moonshadow Cove widen the catalogue to 66 titles, arriving at A Cute Little Murder in 2026.

Molly Keane was an Irish novelist and playwright, born Mary Nesta Skrine on 20 July 1904; Keane died on 22 April 1996. The early Keane books appeared under the name M. J. Farrell, beginning with The Knight of Cheerful Countenance in 1921 and continuing with Young Entry, Devoted Ladies and Full House. The catalogue holds 19 books through Loving and Giving / Queen Lear (1988). Ireland, country homes, families, hunting and horse sports recur across the subjects.

Molly Knox Ostertag makes comics. Nine books are catalogued between 2017 and 2025, grouped into three series: Witch Boy, Girl from the Sea and Dungeon Club. Subjects record comic books and strips, children's fiction, teenage girls, love in adolescence, best friends, selkies, lesbians and sexual minorities. Parks and Wreck and The Witch Boy both date from 2017, and the listing continues through The Hidden Witch, The Midwinter Witch, The Girl from the Sea, Roll Call, The Deep Dark and Time to Party to Final Face-off (2025).

Craft shops and bookshops supply the settings for Molly MacRae's mysteries. MacRae's 17 catalogued books run from Wilder Rumors (2007) to All Shell Breaks Loose (2026) across four series: Haunted Yarn Shop Mystery, Highland Bookshop Mystery, A Haunted Shell Shop Mystery and Margaret & Bitsy. Knitters, booksellers and women sleuths investigate murders, with Tennessee among the settings. MacRae continues to publish.

Molly Maple has 15 books in the catalogue, dated 2021 to 2025. Vanilla Vengeance (2021) is listed first, and Caramel Corruption, Marshmallow Murder and Pumpkin Spice Scare also date from 2021. Buttercream Bloodshed and Corgi Crisis followed in 2022. The Maple series are Cupcake Crimes and Apple Blossom Bay Mysteries. Strawberry Scandal (2025) is the newest title.

Molly McAdams writes contemporary romance turning on love triangles, college-age characters and coming-of-age crises. Twenty-nine catalogued books run from From Ashes (2012) to Stealing Chances (2022), among them the Forgiving Lies, Thatch, Brewed, Sharing You and Secrets in L.A. series, with stories set in Texas and San Francisco. No new McAdams title has been recorded since 2022.

Molly McLain is credited with 22 books published between 2014 and 2024. Can't Shake You (2014) is recorded as the first title and Measure of a Man (2024) as the newest, with Can't Get Enough (2014), Can't Hold Back (2014), Always Enough (2015), Can't Walk Away (2015), A River Bend Wedding (2016) and Fly (2016) among the entries. River Bend, Cole Creek and Velocity are the three series recorded under McLain, and the listing remains open.

Molly O'Keefe is an American contemporary romance author and a two-time winner of the Romance Writers of America's RITA Award. Crazy Thing Called Love won Best Contemporary Romance in 2014, and The Christmas Eve Promise won Best Romance Novella in 2010. The catalogue lists 48 books from Kiss the Cook (2004) to Second Chance At The Riverview Inn (2022). Series include Crooked Creek Ranch, Riverview Inn, Boys of Bishop, Into the Wild and Notorious O'Neills, with subjects such as single fathers, ranches and Arkansas.

Mona Awad is a Canadian novelist and short story writer whose fiction runs dark and comic. 13 Ways of Looking at a Fat Girl (2016), the debut, was shortlisted for the Giller Prize and took the Amazon.ca First Novel Award. Bunny (2019), All's Well (2021) and Rouge (2023) were each finalists for the Goodreads Choice Award for Best Horror, and Bunny was also a New England Book Award finalist. Six books are catalogued, closing with We Love You, Bunny (2025). Body image, self-esteem, female friendship and graduate student life are the recurring subjects, and Awad has taught at Syracuse University since 2020.

Mona Marple writes cozy mysteries. Five series make up the catalogue: Mystic Springs, Waterfell Tweed, the Christmas Cozy Mystery books, the Mexican Mysteries and the Yorkshire Coast Cozy Mystery. Twenty-eight books are catalogued between 2018 and 2025, opening with a run of 2018 titles that includes Once Upon a Crime, A Tale of Two Bodies, Murder Most Remote, The Black Rock Murder, The Curse of Mystic Springs and The Ghosts of Mystic Springs, and reaching Mince Pies to Die For in 2025. Marple is still publishing.

Mona Shroff writes contemporary romance, with women and family life recorded alongside it as subjects. Ten books are catalogued between 2020 and 2025, and the Once Upon a Wedding series stands under the name. The listing opens with Then, Now, Always (2020) and reaches The Dating Game (2025), taking in Matched by Masala (2022), The Five-Day Reunion (2022), No Rings Attached (2023) and Their Accidental Honeymoon (2023). Shroff is still publishing.

Monette Michaels combines romance with suspense, thrillers and action-adventure, according to catalogue subjects. The 27 Michaels books span 2000 to 2022, from Fatal Vision to What A Witch Seeks. The series are Security Specialists International, Prime Chronicles, What A Witch and the Gooden and Knight Mystery books. Titles such as Death Benefits (2002), Green Fire (2003) and Prime Obsession (2009) fill the middle of the run. The catalogue records no Michaels book after 2022.

Monica Arnaldo makes children's books. Ten are catalogued between 2014 and 2024, from Arto's Big Move (2014) to The Museum of Very Bad Smells (2024). Fear, courage, imagination, emotions and household moves run through the subject headings, and alphabet books appear among them. The Little Book of Big Fears (2015), A Dog Day for Susan (2016), Lucy and the Rocket Dog (2017), Are You a Cheeseburger? (2021) and Mr. S (2023) also sit in the run.

Monica Brown

9 books• 1 series

Mónica Brown, born in 1969, is an American academic and an author of children's literature. The Lola Levine and Sarai chapter books are the series Brown is known for, alongside biographies of Latin American figures such as Tito Puente, Celia Cruz, Dolores Huerta and Cesar Chavez. Brown writes bicultural characters, among them the Peruvian-Scottish-American Marisol McDonald, and treats bicultural children as whole people rather than fractions of two cultures. Nine books are catalogued here between 2015 and 2026, most of them Lola Levine titles, with a Diana Taurasi biography dated 2022. Median length is 112 pages.

Needlework is the organising idea of Monica Ferris's cozy mysteries, in which Betsy Devonshire runs a small-town needlecraft shop and keeps finding murders. Crewel World (1999) opens the series, followed by Framed in Lace, A Stitch in Time, Unraveled Sleeve, A Murderous Yarn and Cutwork. Nineteen books make up the run, which ends at Knit Your Own Murder in 2016, at a median of 268 pages.

Monica Furlong was a British author, journalist and activist whose work sat close to the Church of England; an obituary named her the church's most influential and creative layperson of the post-war period. The catalogue holds 41 books between With Love to the Church (1965) and Love Unknown (2021), covering biography, meditations, church history and the campaign for the ordination of women, with Merton (1980) among the lives. Furlong also wrote children's fiction, including the Doran books.

Monica Kayne has published eight books since 2022: Merciless Heir (2022), Cruel Deception (2023), Fierce Vow (2023), Ruthless Reign (2024), Shattered Crown (2024), Brutal Reign (2025), Savage Reign (2025) and Vicious Reign (2026). Kozlov Empire is Kayne's one named series, and Kayne continues to publish.

Monica McCallan has 17 catalogued books, published between 2017 and 2026. Better Than a Dream (2017) opens the list and The Right Kind of Wrong (2026) is the most recent title, with Back to the Start, Sweat Equity, Charm City and Tapping into Love between them. LadyLuck Startups is McCallan's one named series, and McCallan continues to publish.

Monica McCarty writes historical romance set in Scotland. Her 26 books appeared between 2007 and 2019, beginning with Highlander Untamed (2007) and ending with Highland Crossfire (2019). Five sequences divide the run: the Highland Guard, the Campbell Trilogy, the MacLeods of Skye Trilogy, Lost Platoon and Rake. Clans, warriors, imaginary wars, revenge and romantic suspense are the recurring subjects. Nothing has been added to the catalogue since 2019.

Monica McInerney is an Australian-born novelist based in Dublin, published worldwide and in more than a dozen languages. Families, sisters and the traffic between Australia and Ireland supply the material, with food and wine recurring. A Taste For It (2001) opens the catalogue, and The Alphabet Sisters (2004), Family Baggage (2005), The Faraday Girls (2007) and Lola's Secret (2011) follow. Sixteen books are catalogued through When Sullivan Met Lola (2026), at a median length of 463 pages.

Monica Murphy writes romance. The catalogue records 75 books credited to Murphy alone, beginning in 2013 with Crave, One Week Girlfriend and Second Chance Boyfriend, and continuing to When Sparks Fly in 2026. Subjects run to man-woman relationships, erotic romance, the upper class, billionaires and wineries. Series include Lancaster Prep, Lancaster Prep Next Generation, One Week Girlfriend, Billionaire Bachelors Club, College Years, Kings of Campus, Fowler Sisters and Damaged Hearts. Murphy remains actively publishing.