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

Monica Walters has 105 books in the catalogue, starting with Bitter Sweet and Sweet and Sour (both 2014). Ulterior Motives and Ultimate Betrayal followed in 2015. Forbidden Fruit and The Devil Goes To Church Too date from 2018, and 8 Seconds to Love from 2019. Hope This Makes You Love Me (2026) is the most recent title. Series on the author page are Henderson Family Saga, Berotte Family, Motives and Betrayal, Arranged Hearts and Premier Wings Romance.

Monica Wood has 13 books in the catalogue, published between 1993 and 2024. Secret Language (1993) is first, followed by Description (1995) and My Only Story (2000). Ernie's Ark (2002), Any Bitter Thing (2005), When We Were the Kennedys (2012) and A Woman in a Million (2016) are later titles, and How to Read a Book (2024) is the newest. Subjects include authorship, narration and description, Catholics, clergy, sisters, orphans and beauty operators.

Time travel romance is Monique Martin's line, and the titles say as much: Out of Time (2010), Sands of Time (2013), A Rip in Time (2014), A Time of Shadows (2014) and Timeless: Part Two (2022). Two series are catalogued, Saving Time and Hollywood Heroes, and San Francisco recurs as a setting. Martin's 29 catalogued books span 2010 to 2022.

Mons Kallentoft

18 books• 2 series

Mons Kallentoft is a Swedish author and journalist who grew up in Ljungsbro, outside Linköping, and lives in Stockholm. Twelve of his books follow Police Inspector Malin Fors, a series translated into 28 countries and published in English as Midwinter Sacrifice in the UK and Australia and as Midwinter Blood in the United States and Canada. The Zack Herry novels follow. Eighteen catalogued titles reach Angelz (2025).

Organised crime runs through Montana Fyre's romances. 25 books are catalogued from Wager (2020) to Beg for the Wicked (2026), with The Double Match scheduled for 2027. The Mafia Matchmaker, Lombardi Legacy, Syndicate of the Legion and Tainted Love series carry the crime-family plots, while Forest Falls, Frost Industries and Hunter and The Thief fill out the list. Fyre has published in every year since 2020.

Monty Jay's catalogue holds 11 books across two series, the Hollow Boys and the River Styx Heathens. Love & Hockey and Ice Hearts, both 2020, open the run, and hockey supplies the setting for several titles, Shattered Ice and Blind Pass among them. The Lies we Steal (2021), The Truths we Burn (2022) and The Oath We Give (2023) share a naming pattern, and Wrath of an Exile (2024) is the newest entry.

Inspector Hugh Collier is the detective in Moray Dalton's English mysteries. Twelve books are catalogued, opening with Olive in Italy in 1909 and taking in One by One They Disappeared (1928), The Body in the Road (1930), The Night of Fear (1931), The Strange Case of Harriet Hall (1936) and The Art School Murders (1943). Detective and mystery fiction accounts for all but the first of them.

Mordecai Richler was a Montreal writer, born in 1931, who died in 2001. Richler's novels about the city's Jewish community include The Apprenticeship of Duddy Kravitz (1959) and Barney's Version (1997). Booker Prize nominations went to St. Urbain's Horseman and Solomon Gursky Was Here. Richler also wrote the Jacob Two-Two children's series and worked as a journalist. The catalogue holds 26 books, from The Acrobats (1954) to Dispatches from the Sporting Life (2002).

Morgan Brice writes gay romance, with 38 books in the catalogue from 2018 to 2026. Badlands, Burn, Dark Rivers, Lucky Town and Witchbane all date from 2018. Series listed are Badlands, Witchbane, Fox Hollow Zodiac, Treasure Trail and Sharps & Springfield. Flame and Ash, Loose Ends and The Rising followed in 2019, and Necessities (2026) is the newest title.

Morgan Elizabeth entered the catalogue in 2021 with The Distraction, The Protector and The Substitution, and has 28 books recorded through 2026, all credited to Morgan Elizabeth alone. The series are Seasons of Revenge, Springbrook Hills, Ocean View, Evergreen Park, Holly Ridge, Mastermind Duet, Mavens and Heartwood Hollow. Later titles include Tis the Season for Revenge (2022), Big Nick Energy (2023) and The Season to Get Even, the 2026 listing.

Jamie Johansson is the detective at the centre of Morgan Greene's catalogue, carrying both a main series and a prequel sequence. Greene's 23 books open with Bare Skin (2020) and reach The Deepest Grave Of All (2026), with Solomon Church and Detective Alexandra Marshall leading two further series. Three titles appeared in 2020 and four in 2021, a rate of roughly three books a year. Greene remains actively publishing.

Morgan Housel writes about money. Three books are catalogued: The Psychology of Money (2020), Same as Ever: A Guide to What Never Changes (2023) and The Art of Spending Money: Simple Choices for a Richer Life (2025). Finance is the standing subject, the books arrive about two and a half years apart, and Housel continues to publish.

Morgan L. Busse writes Christian fantasy, with science fiction also among the subject headings. The catalogue holds 13 books from 2012 to 2026 and five series: Follower of the Word, Ravenwood Saga, Nordic Wars, Soul Chronicles and Skyworld. Daughter of Light (2012), Son of Truth (2013) and Heir of Hope (2015) are the earliest titles. Mark of the Raven (2018), Flight of the Raven (2019) and Cry of the Raven (2020) come later. Winter's Dawn (2026) is the latest release.

Irish history and myth are Morgan Llywelyn's material. Born in 1937, the American-Irish novelist has sold more than 40 million copies of her historical and mythological fiction and took the Exceptional Celtic Woman of the Year Award in 1999. Lion of Ireland (1980), The Horse Goddess (1982) and Bard (1984) sit in the Celtic World sequence, alongside the Irish Century and Druids series. Forty-one catalogued books span The Wind from Hastings (1978) to Glendower: The Last Prince of Wales (2023).

Morgan Rhodes writes fantasy for readers in grades six to eight. Falling Kingdoms (2012) begins a six-book sequence about princes, princesses, gods and magic that ends with Immortal Reign (2017); A Book of Spirits and Thieves opens a companion series in 2015, and Echoes and Empires follows later. Fourteen titles span 2012 to 2023, closing with Legends and Liars.

Morgan Rice is an American author of fantasy and science fiction whose books have made the New York Times, USA Today and Apple Books bestseller lists. The catalogue lists 284 books under the name, starting in 2011 with Turned and reaching A Well of Power (2026), with Reborn announced for 2027. A Quest of Heroes opens The Sorcerer's Ring, a 17-book epic fantasy series. Other series include Vampire Journals, Kings and Sorcerers, Age of the Sorcerers, Thornhaven, Ironhold, Vowsworn, Deathborn, Bloodbound, Oathborne, Court of the Vanished and Stormwing Chronicles. Subjects include knights, kings, magic, coming of age and dystopian fiction.

Morgan S. Bliss has 10 catalogued books published across 2023 and 2024, all credited to Bliss alone. Alpha Billionaire Mafia Bosses is the series filed under the name, and mafia figures run through the titles: Baby for the Grumpy Mob Boss (2023), One Night Mafia Billionaire (2023), My Ex's Forbidden Mafia Brother (2023), Off Limits Mafia Billionaire Boss (2024), Seduced by the Grumpy Mafia Boss (2024) and Surprise Baby for the Mafia Bad Boy (2024). The catalogue is still active.

Cozy mystery with witches in it is Morgana Best's line, across twelve series: Kitchen Witch, Witches and Wine, Witch Woods Funeral Home, Sea Witch Cozy Mysteries, Australian Amateur Sleuth, Sibyl Potts, Misty Sales, Cocoa Narel Chocolate Shop, MenoPaws Mysteries, His Ghoul Friday, Colt Calling Horse Rescue and Middle-Aged Ghost Whisperer. Best's 83 catalogued books open with A Motive for Murder (2014) and reach The Halloween Luck Spell (2026). Early titles run on puns: A Cereal Killer (2015), A Matter of Wife and Death (2015), Dizzy Spells (2015) and Miss Spelled (2015). Volumes median 214 pages.

Morris Gleitzman

52 books• 8 series

Morris Gleitzman is an Australian children's and young adult novelist. Two Weeks with the Queen (1990) drew attention to AIDS in children's fiction. Gleitzman co-wrote several series with Paul Jennings, among them Wicked!, which became an animated series in 2000, and he has collected three volumes of his newspaper columns for The Age and the Sydney Morning Herald as books for adults. Earlier still, Gleitzman wrote for the Norman Gunston Show. The subject tags name the Second World War, Jews, stepfamilies and humorous stories, and the catalogue holds 52 titles ending with Always (2021).

Morris West (1916-1999) was an Australian novelist and playwright whose books appeared in 27 languages and sold more than 60 million copies. The Shoes of the Fisherman (1963) is the best known, and in it West set out the election of a Slav pope fifteen years before Karol Wojtyła was chosen; The Clowns of God (1981) and the earlier The Devil's Advocate (1959) stand beside it. International politics and the Roman Catholic Church in world affairs are his recurring subjects, and the Vatican Trilogy gathers part of the work. Thirty-five titles run from Moon in My Pocket (1945) to The Last Confession (2000).

Morticia Knight has 78 catalogued books from 2013 to 2025. Hollywood Bound, Razzle Dazzle and Tarnished Glitter date from 2013, followed by Casting Call and Starring Role in 2014, and Finding Sanctuary (2025) is the newest. Series include Kiss of Leather, Hampton Road Club, Gin & Jazz, Sin City Uniforms, Command & Care, Uniform Encounters, Soul Match and Club Sensation.

The books published under Mother Teresa's name collect meditations, prayers and spiritual counsel. Thirty-eight titles are catalogued between 1975 and 2019, from Gift for God to Do Something Beautiful for God, at a median of 144 pages. Subjects centre on Christian life, the Catholic Church, the Missionaries of Charity and church work with the poor. The Love of Christ: Spiritual Counsels (1982), My Life for the Poor (1985) and Meditations On The Way Of The Cross (1986) come from the earlier part of the run. Mother Teresa lived from 1910 to 1997.

Muneyuki Kaneshiro and Yusuke Nomura are the credited pair behind Blue Lock, a graphic novel series running to 33 volumes. Publication opens with Blue Lock Vol. 1 (2018), six volumes appearing that year, and continues to Blue Lock 33 (2025) at an average gap of 0.2 years between volumes. The series is ongoing.

Munro Leaf

24 books• 2 series

Munro Leaf, born Wilbur Monroe Leaf (1905–1976), was an American writer and illustrator of children's literature across a 40-year career. The Story of Ferdinand (1936) is his best-known book, labelled subversive on publication and the cause of an international controversy. The catalogue lists 24 titles, opening with How to Speak Politely and Why (1934); Sam and the Superdroop carries a 2020 date. The How To books form the one recorded series, and etiquette, manners, conduct of life and humorous stories head the subject list.

Mur Lafferty

25 books• 7 series

Based in Durham, North Carolina, Mur Lafferty is an American podcaster and writer born July 25, 1973. Lafferty created and hosts the podcast I Should Be Writing, edited and hosted Escape Pod from 2010 to 2012, co-edited Pseudopod until July 2007, and was editor-in-chief of the magazine Mothership Zeta until its 2016 hiatus. The catalogue lists 25 books from Heaven (2006) to Infinite Archive (2025), including Tricks of the Podcasting Masters (2006) and the Midsolar Murders, Shambling Guides and Shadowsfall Legends series.

Dame Muriel Spark (1918-2006) was a Scottish novelist, short story writer, poet and essayist. The Comforters (1957) opens her fiction, and Memento Mori (1958), The Bachelors (1960), The Ballad of Peckham Rye (1960) and The Prime of Miss Jean Brodie (1961) follow in quick succession. Spark also wrote criticism and biography, including a study of Emily Brontë. Catholicism, young women and English social life recur across 51 catalogued titles.

Murray Leinster

64 books• 4 series

William Fitzgerald Jenkins, born June 16, 1896 and died June 8, 1975, wrote American genre fiction, chiefly science fiction, under the pen name Murray Leinster. Over 1,500 short stories and articles appeared under Jenkins's hand. Catalogue subjects include life on other planets, human-alien encounters and time travel. The earliest listed titles are A Thousand Degrees Below Zero and Juju (both 1919), and First Contacts (1945) appears later. Med Service and Burl are the series credited to Leinster.

Murray McDonald has 12 catalogued books between 2010 and 2020, grouped under four series names: Murray McDonald Standalone Novels, Sean Fox, Perseid Collapse Universe and Trial. Kidnap (2010) is recorded as the first title, alongside Assassin and Scion from the same year. Later books include Critical Error (2011), The God Complex (2014) and Captive-in-Chief (2016), and Twenty Three (2020) is the newest.

Murray Pura's 71 catalogued books span 1988 to 2024, from Mizzly Fitch to The Honor Trail. Subjects include historical fiction, the Amish, World War I, aristocracy and social class, Baptists, family life, war and biblical studies. Titles include Vital Christianity (2002), The Five Gardens of God (2007), The White Birds of Morning (2011) and A Bride's Flight from Virginia City, Montana (2012). Series include Name of the Hawk, Painted Sky, Seven Oaks, Snapshots in History, Danforths of Lancashire and Cry of Freedom.

Mya Grey's catalogue holds 64 books published between 2020 and 2025, all credited to Mya Grey. Early titles include Accidental Love, Dirty Truth and Forbidden Temptation, all from 2020, and the newest listing is 100 Days to Claim Me (2025). Series under the name include Brutal Kings, Billionaire Lawyers, Broken Prince, Unlawful Order, Queen's Revenge, Sweet Rivals, Million Dollar Lover, Ivankov Bratva and Ivankov Legacy. Mya Grey is still publishing.

Mychal Daniels published 16 catalogued books between 2015 and 2021 in three series: Olodian Alien Warrior, Dragon's Curvy Romance and Dragonfin Mated. Rescued by Tordin and Revived by Malm came out in 2015, followed by Ravished by Jalek, Redeemed by Rilic and Restored by Gordin in 2016. Dragon's Curvy Dilemma (2017) and Dragon's Curvy Concierge (2018) come later, and Dragon's Curvy Enigma (2021) is the newest.

Myke Cole

15 books• 5 series

Fantasy, science fiction and non-fiction make up the output of Myke Cole, an American author. The debut novel, Shadow Ops: Control Point, received the 2013 Compton Crook Award. Cole has also worked in television, appearing on the CBS reality show Hunted and the Discovery Channel series Contact. Listed series include Shadow Ops: Reawakening Trilogy and Sacred Throne. Fortress Frontier (2013), Gemini Cell (2015), The Armored Saint (2018), The Killing Light (2019) and Steel Lobsters: Crown, Commonwealth, and the Last Knights In England (2024) appear in the catalogue.

Myla Goldberg

8 books

Bee Season (2000) opens the catalogue of Myla Goldberg, an American novelist and musician born in 1971. Seven further books follow, ending with Feast Your Eyes (2019) and taking in Time's Magpie (2004), Wickett's Remedy (2005), Catching the Moon (2007) and The False Friend (2010). Subject headings for the run name Jewish families and Jewish girls, mothers and daughters, spelling ability, travel, and social life and customs.

Myla Jackson writes erotic romance, with paranormal, fantasy and western subject headings across the listing. Twenty-eight books are catalogued from Trouble with Harry (2005) to Boots & Dirty Tricks (2017), and the series named are Ugly Stick Saloon, Alluring Tales: Night Moves and Bound and Tied. Trouble with Will (2006), Sex, Lies & Vampire Hunters (2007) and Trouble With Mitch (2009) fall inside the run, which reaches a median of 197 pages. Several anthology entries in the listing carry other writers' credits, among them Jory Strong, Allyson James and Nicole Austin.

Myriam J. A. Chancy

9 books

Myriam J. A. Chancy, born in 1970, is a Haitian-Canadian-American writer and a fellow of the John Simon Guggenheim Memorial Foundation. Since 2008 Chancy has held the Hartley Burr Alexander Chair of Humanities at Scripps College in the Claremont Consortium, and the work concentrates on Haitian culture, gender, class, sexuality and Caribbean women's studies. Prizes to the novels include the OCM Bocas Prize for Caribbean Literature and the Guyana Prize for Literature Caribbean Award. Nine books are catalogued, from Framing Silence (1997) to Village Weavers (2024), taking in Searching for Safe Spaces (1997), Spirit of Haiti (2004), The Loneliness of Angels (2010), Autochthonomies (2020) and What Storm, What Thunder (2021).

Contemporary romance is what the catalogue records for Myrna Mackenzie, with subjects covering marriage, married people, man-woman relationships, Chicago, Illinois, ranchers, schoolteachers, businessmen and auctions. Forty-three books run from The Daddy List (1995) to Blind-Date Bride (2021), and the 2000s are the heaviest decade. Wedding Auction and Brides of Red Rose are the two series credited to Mackenzie. At the Billionaire's Bidding, Contractually His and Simon Says ... Marry Me! all date from 2000. No new title has been listed since 2021.