Authors whose first name starts with M, page 5 of 9

MaryJanice Davidson is an American author who writes mainly paranormal romance, along with young adult fiction and non-fiction, and who created the Undead series. Davidson is a New York Times and USA Today bestseller and won a Romantic Times Reviewers' Choice Award in 2004, with a further nomination in 2005. Davidson grew up moving between military bases as the child of a United States Air Force airman and lives in Minnesota. The catalogue lists 87 books from 1998 to 2025, including Undead and Unwed (2002), Thief of Hearts (2001) and The Royal Treatment (2002), with The Reluctant Reaper (2025) the newest. Series include Queen Betsy, Wyndham Werewolf, Jennifer Scales, Fred The Mermaid, Cadence Jones and Alaskan Royal Family.

Five books by Mason Cross are catalogued, all of them Carter Blake thrillers published between 2014 and 2018. The Killing Season (2014) opens the series, followed by The Samaritan (2015), The Time to Kill (2016), Don't Look For Me (2017) and Presumed Dead (2018). Manhunting is the recurring subject: serial murderers, escaped prisoners, death row inmates, assassins and the business of tracking people down.

Police procedurals make up Matt Brolly's catalogue: five series, among them DCI Michael Lambert, Detective Inspector Louise Blackwell, DS Liam Kilshaw, Lynch and Rose, and Detective Kate Swanson Mystery. Brolly has 24 books published between 2015 and 2026, opening with Dead Eyed (2015) and running through Dead Lucky (2016), Dead Time (2018) and The Crossing (2020). Echo Chamber is scheduled for 2027.

Rick Cahill, a private investigator, is the figure Matt Coyle's catalogue is built on. Eleven books are listed between 2013 and 2023: Yesterday's Echo (2013), Night Tremors (2015), Dark Fissures (2016), Blood Truth (2017), Wrong Light (2018), Lost Tomorrows (2019), Blind Vigil (2020), Last Redemption (2021), Doomed Legacy (2022) and Odyssey's End (2023), alongside short stories and novellas. Murder, motorcycle gangs, ex-police officers and country singers recur as subjects. Coyle writes American crime fiction, and no new title has been catalogued since 2023.

Matt Dinniman

19 books• 4 series

Matt Dinniman writes LitRPG. Dungeon Crawler Carl is the main series and carries a graphic novel line of its own; Shivered Sky and Dominion of Blades are the others. Twenty catalogued titles run from Every Grain of Sand (2003) to A Parade of Horribles, and a third Dungeon Crawler Carl graphic novel is dated 2027. Horror and adventure are the subject tags attached to the work.

Matt Goldman writes detective fiction about private investigators and missing persons, with Minnesota hockey turning up in the plots. Gone to Dust (2017) introduces Nils Shapiro, followed by Broken Ice, The Shallows and Dead West. Clay Hawkins heads a second series, and standalone novels include Carolina Moonset and A Good Family. Twelve titles make up the catalogue, reaching The Prohibited in 2026.

Matt Haig

27 books• 6 series

Matt Haig writes across children's fiction and speculative fiction, with magic, Christmas and family relationships recurring. Thirty-two catalogued books carry Haig's name, reaching The Midnight Train (2026). Shadow Forest, the Truth Pixie books, Evie and the Midnight World are the series lines, and Fred Fordham graphic novels appear in the list. The 2010s hold the largest share of the catalogue.

Matt Hilton writes action thrillers, 55 books of them catalogued since 2009. Joe Hunter heads the longest series, which opens with Dead Men's Dust (2009) and continues through Judgement and Wrath (2010), Slash and Burn (2010) and Dead Men's Harvest (2011). Grey and Villere, DI Kerry Drake, Carter Bailey and Korvix the Axe Warrior are the other series, and Hilton also publishes children's books as L.E. Hilton. Veterans, missing persons and private investigators recur as subjects, and This Way Lies Horror (2026) is the newest title.

Matt James has 5 books in the catalogue, published from 2018 to 2024. Dark Island (2018) is the earliest, with The Dragon (2018) and Sub-Zero (2019) close behind. The two most recent titles are The Blood King (Relics of God 1) from 2023 and The False Prophet (Relics of God 2) from 2024. Matt James is listed as an ongoing author.

Matt Lincoln has 102 books in the catalogue, all dated 2019 to 2026. Most of the series share a Coastal name: Coastal Fury, Coastal Vigilante, Coastal Rumble, Coastal Defender and Coastal Liberty, with Crescent City Crimes as a sixth series. Bracing For the Storm, Hawaiian Thunder, Into the Blue and Pride of Barbados are among the 2019 titles. Dead Water (2026) is the newest on file, and the site files the name under Action / Thriller.

Matt Rogers writes action thrillers built around special forces and retired military characters. The catalogue holds 53 books published between 2016 and 2026, opening with four 2016 titles - Hard Impact, Imprisoned, Isolated and Reloaded - and reaching The Stone in 2026. Jason King and Will Slater are the recurring leads, carrying the King & Slater, Will Slater, Jason King Files, King & Slater Jr. and Lore of King & Slater series, with Dante Jacoby, Black Force Shorts and Lynx Shorts alongside. Hostages, false imprisonment and rain forest settings recur as subjects.

Matthew A. Rozell writes United States military history of the Second World War, told through the voices of those who served. The Things Our Fathers Saw series carries most of the catalogue: the Pacific Theater volume (2015), a second volume running from the Great Depression into combat (2017), two volumes on the war in the air (2017), then Up the Bloody Boot on the war in Italy (2018), D-Day and Beyond (2019), The Bulge and Beyond (2020), Across the Rhine (2021) and On to Tokyo (2022). A Train Near Magdeburg (2016) records a teacher's journey into the Holocaust and the reuniting of survivors with their liberators 70 years on. Ten books are catalogued, none since 2022.

Seven catalogued books by Matthew Betley run from Overwatch (2016) to The Council (2026), with Oath of Honor, Field of Valor, Rules of War, AMIRA and The Neighborhood in between. The Logan West series anchors the run, and the Logan West Universe extends it alongside standalone novels. Betley's thrillers take in the FBI, the CIA, the Marine Corps, undercover operations and Iraq. Betley is an American former Marine.

Matthew Dunn, born in 1968, is a British spy novelist and a former MI6 intelligence officer. Will Cochrane is Dunn's principal character, introduced in the Spycatcher series that opens the catalogue in 2011, and a second series follows Ben Sign. Dunn's 15 books were published between 2011 and 2022, closing with The Private Spy. Intelligence services, terrorism and operations across Britain, the United States and Russia are the recurring subjects.

Matthew Fitzsimmons writes thrillers. Eight books are catalogued between 2015 and 2024, opening with The Short Drop (2015) and running through Poisonfeather (2016), Cold Harbor (2017), Debris Line (2018), Origami Man (2020), Constance (2021) and Chance (2023) to The Slate (2024). Three groupings are catalogued: Gibson Vaughn, Constance and a set of standalone novels. Hackers, missing persons, conspiracies, Ponzi schemes, treasure hunters and the Central Intelligence Agency supply the material.

Matthew Harffy writes historical fiction, with England and Great Britain among the recorded subjects and 22 books catalogued from The Serpent Sword (2015) to Bane of Bernicia (2026). The Bernicia Chronicles is a series, alongside A Time for Swords and Dark Frontier. Kings and rulers, imaginary wars and battles, and thrillers are recorded subjects. Titles include Blood and Blade (2016), The Cross and the Curse (2016), Killer of Kings (2017), Warrior of Woden (2018) and Wolf of Wessex (2019).

Matthew Hattersley has 21 books in the catalogue, published between 2019 and 2026. Half A Person (2019) is the first title and Born Savage (2026) the newest. Hattersley's series are Acid Vanilla, John Beckett and Jareth Hicks. Other titles include Double Bad Things, Seven Bullets, Exit Wounds and Sister Death.

Matthew Kelly, born 12 July 1973 in Sydney, is an Australian motivational speaker, business consultant and founding partner of the management consulting firm Floyd Consulting. The catalogue lists 48 Kelly books from Our Father (1995) to Nothing Is Random (2025). Subjects include the Catholic Church, spirituality, self-help, happiness, parenting and business. Titles include The Rhythm of Life (1999), Rediscover Catholicism (2002) and The Dream Manager (2007).

Matthew McConaughey

3 books

Matthew McConaughey has three catalogued titles: Greenlights (2020), Just Because (2023) and Poems & Prayers (2025). Biography, the conduct of life and philosophy are the subjects attached to the work, which the catalogue files under motion picture actors. The median book runs 208 pages.

Matthew Pearl writes historical fiction built around writers and books. The Dante Club (2003) opens the catalogue, and The Poe Shadow (2006), The Last Dickens (2009) and The Last Bookaneer (2015) hold to the same line; The Dante Chamber (2018) returns to the first. The American novelist and educator, born in 1975, has 12 catalogued books published between 2003 and 2025, reaching The Award (2025). Publishing, manuscripts and Boston run through the subject headings, and The Taking of Jemima Boone (2021) is a true story rather than a novel.

Matthew Quick

10 books

Matthew Quick is an American writer of adult and young adult fiction. The debut novel, The Silver Linings Playbook (2008), became a New York Times bestseller and a 2012 film with Bradley Cooper and Jennifer Lawrence. Ten books are catalogued to 2026, among them Sorta Like a Rock Star (2010), Boy21 (2012), Forgive Me, Leonard Peacock (2013) and We Are the Light (2022). Friendship, depression, optimism, schools and homelessness recur as subjects.

Matthew Quirk

9 books• 4 series

Political thrillers set around Washington, D.C. are Matthew Quirk's stock in trade - consulting firms, corruption and crime. The 500 (2012) opens the catalogue, followed by The Directive (2014), Cold Barrel Zero (2016), Dead Man Switch (2017), The Night Agent (2019), Hour of the Assassin (2020) and Red Warning (2022). Mike Ford and John Hayes each head a series. Nine books are catalogued, reaching The Method in 2026.

Matthew Reilly is an Australian action thriller writer, born 2 July 1974, whose books sell internationally. The catalogue lists 41 titles, from Contest (1996) and Ice Station (1998) to The Detective (2025). Reilly's series are Jack West Jr., Shane Schofield, Hover Car Racer, Troll Mountain and Tournament, plus a set of short stories. Subject tags include antiquities, automobile racing, action and adventure, and children's fiction.

Matthew Rief writes action thrillers in two series, the Florida Keys Adventures and Jason Wake. Gold in the Keys (2017) is the earliest, and the Keys titles share one construction: Betrayed, Hunted, Revenge, Abducted and Corruption in the Keys. Thirty-five titles are catalogued through Gamble in the Keys (2026).

Maureen Ash writes historical mysteries, with catalogue subjects listing the Templars, the Middle Ages, England, murder and investigation. The Templar Knight Mystery and Anglo-Norman Mystery are the two series credited to Ash. Fiction titles run from The Alehouse Murders (2007) through Death of a Squire (2008), A Plague of Poison (2009) and The Canterbury Murders (2013) to Death in Dover (2024).

Maureen Callahan is an American author, columnist and podcast host. Her four catalogued books cross two fields: Poker Face (2010) and Champagne Supernovas (2014) sit with fashion designers and models in the subject headings, while American Predator (2019) and Ask Not (2024) are filed under serial killers and true crime.

Detective Murdoch, a Toronto policeman, is the character Maureen Jennings is best known for, and the novels became the television series Murdoch Mysteries, on which Jennings worked as creative consultant and occasional writer. The British-Canadian author also wrote the D.I. Tom Tyler mysteries, set during the Second World War, along with the Paradise Cafe and Christine Morris books. Her 19 catalogued titles run from Except the Dying in 1997 to Cold Snap in 2022, and nothing new has appeared since.

Maureen Johnson

23 books• 4 series

Maureen Johnson writes young adult fiction, much of it mystery. Born in 1973, the American novelist has 23 catalogued books running from The Key to the Golden Firebird (2004) to The Velvet Knife (2026). Three series anchor the list: Truly Devious, Shades of London and Little Blue Envelopes, the last opening with 13 Little Blue Envelopes (2005). Boarding schools, murder, ghosts and grief recur across the books. Johnson co-wrote the holiday romance Let It Snow with John Green and Lauren Myracle, and contributed novellas to the anthologies The Bane Chronicles, Tales from the Shadowhunter Academy and Ghosts of the Shadow Market.

Maurice Druon

13 books• 2 series

Maurice Druon was a French novelist who lived from 1918 to 2009 and sat in the Académie Française, serving as its Perpetual Secretary between 1985 and 1999. Thirteen books are catalogued from La fin des hommes (1948) to The King Without a Kingdom (1977). The Accursed Kings is the historical sequence, taking in The Iron King (1955), The Strangled Queen (1955), The Poisoned Crown (1956), The Royal Succession (1957) and The Lily and The Lion (1959). Les Grandes Familles is the other series. Kings and rulers, betrayal, the Templars, French history and children's fiction appear among the subject headings.

Maurice Leblanc

39 books• 2 series

Maurice Leblanc (1864-1941) was a French novelist and short story writer, and the creator of Arsène Lupin, the gentleman thief and detective often set beside Arthur Conan Doyle's Sherlock Holmes as a French counterpart. The first Lupin story was serialised in the magazine Je sais tout from 15 July 1905, and the catalogue holds 39 titles through 2021 at a median 173 pages. The Extraordinary Adventures of Arsène Lupin, Gentleman-Burglar (1907), Arsène Lupin versus Herlock Sholmes (1908), 813 (1910) and The Hollow Needle (1911) are among them.

Maurizio de Giovanni

38 books• 3 series

Thirty-eight books make up Maurizio de Giovanni's catalogue, published between 2007 and 2024. Three series carry it: the Commissario Ricciardi novels, the Giuseppe Lojacono books and Le indagini di Sara. The catalogue opens with I Will Have Vengeance in 2007 and reaches Volver in 2024, with murder, police investigation and Italian settings as its standing subjects. De Giovanni is an Italian mystery novelist, born in Naples in 1958, and the catalogue is ongoing.

Max Allan Collins

199 books• 34 series

Max Allan Collins, born March 3, 1948, is an American mystery writer who also works in comics, graphic novels and screenplays. Collins created the Ms. Tree and Road to Perdition comics, the second of which became a film, and the series characters Quarry, a hitman, Nolan, a thief, and private investigator Nate Heller. Collins wrote the Dick Tracy newspaper strip for years, and the Mystery Writers of America named Collins a Grand Master in 2017. Catalogue entries run from Bait Money (1973) to Quarry's Reunion (2026), with Eliot Ness, Mallory and Disaster among the other series.

Max Brallier

48 books• 12 series

The Last Kids on Earth, a New York Times bestselling series that Netflix turned into a TV series, is the work American children's author Max Brallier is best known for. Brallier, born September 8, 1983, has written more than 30 books. The catalogue lists 48 entries, reaching Across the Doodleverse (2026). Series include Mister Shivers, Galactic Hot Dogs and Last Comics on Earth, alongside graphic novel editions of The Last Kids on Earth. Monsters, survival, friendship, humour, food trucks and interplanetary voyages appear among the subject tags.

Max Brand

345 books• 13 series

Max Brand was the main pen name of Frederick Schiller Faust, an American writer who died in 1944 and whose westerns fill most of a 345-title catalogue. Faust also created Dr. James Kildare, a young medical intern, for pulp fiction; the character later carried into Paramount and MGM films, radio, two television series and comics. Other Faust pseudonyms include George Owen Baxter, John Frederick, Evan Evans, David Manning, Peter Dawson, George Challis and Frederick Frost. Series strands include Silvertip, Dan Barry, Thunder Moon, Ronicky Doone and Bull Hunter. Harrigan (1918) is the earliest catalogued title, with reissues dated as late as 2022.

Max Brooks

16 books• 3 series

Max Brooks, born May 22, 1972, is an American writer and actor, and the son of actors Mel Brooks and Anne Bancroft. Zombie stories run through much of Brooks' writing. Brooks was a senior fellow at the Modern War Institute at West Point. The catalogue holds 16 Brooks books from 2003 to 2024, beginning with The Zombie Survival Guide: Complete Protection from the Living Dead (2003) and followed by World War Z (2006). The Harlem Hellfighters (2014) and Tiger Chair (2024) are also listed. Subjects include zombies, war, survival skills, humor and comics.

Max Hastings

37 books• 1 series

Max Hastings is a British journalist and military historian, born in 1945, who reported abroad for the BBC, served as editor-in-chief of The Daily Telegraph and edited the Evening Standard. Histories of war make up most of the writing: Bomber Command (1979), Victory in Europe (1985), Armageddon (2004) and Sword Beach: D-Day Baptism by Fire (2025). Thirty-three books are catalogued from America 1968 (1969) onward. Hastings also writes a column for Bloomberg Opinion and contributes to The Times and The Sunday Times.

Max Lucado

278 books• 6 series

Max Lucado has 278 books in the catalogue, published between 1985 and 2026, and subject headings centre on Christian life, the Bible, Jesus Christ, meditations and biblical teaching. Lucado, born January 11, 1955, is an American author and minister at Oak Hills Church, formerly Oak Hills Church of Christ, in San Antonio, Texas. The earliest titles are No Wonder They Call Him the Savior and On the Anvil (both 1985), then God Came Near (1986), The Applause of Heaven (1990) and He Still Moves Stones (1992). Series include Life Lessons, Hermie & Friends, Max Lucado's Wemmicks and Just in Case, and children's fiction is also among the subjects. The newest listed title is Unbreakable Courage Bible Study Guide (2026).

Max Monroe has 62 books in the catalogue, with contemporary romance as the listed subject. The list starts in 2016 with Tapping the Billionaire, Banking the Billionaire and Scoring the Billionaire, and the newest title is The Fifteen-Minute Rule (2026). Alexander Hawthorne Is a Liar is due in 2027. Series include Billionaire Collection, Mavericks Tackle Love, Winslow Brothers, St. Luke's Docu, Stone Cold Fox Trilogy, Red Bridge, Jerk Duet and Dickson University.

Max Seeck writes police procedurals set in Finland, with Jessica Niemi as the investigating detective. Four books are catalogued: The Witch Hunter (2019), The Ice Coven (2020), The Last Grudge (2021) and Ghost Island (2024). Serial murder is the recurring subject, and the novels run to about 450 pages. The series is ongoing.

Maxine Morrey writes romance. Twenty books are catalogued between 2011 and 2026, opening with No Place Like Home (2011) and running through Winter's Fairytale (2015), The Christmas Project (2016), The Best Little Christmas Shop (2017), Second Chance At The Ranch (2018), #No Filter (2019), Coming Home to Wishington Bay (2019), My Year of Saying No (2020) and Winter at Wishington Bay (2020) to Where Happy Begins (2026). Christmas and winter recur in the titles, and the subject index files the work as English literature.

Maxine Paetro is an American author, born in 1946 and in print since 1979, known for collaborating with James Patterson on the Women's Murder Club novels and other fiction. Paetro's own catalogue lists four titles: the novels Manshare from 1986, Babydreams from 1987 and Windfall from 1991, set around love, friendship, motherhood and New York, plus a career guide, How to Put Your Book Together and Get a Job in Advertising, published in 1990.

Boston-based Archer writes M/M romance, and publishes M/F romance under the name Maisy Archer. Thirty-five catalogued books run from The Easy Way (2017) to Axe Backwards (2026), across Sunday Brothers, Love in O'Leary and its novellas, Copper County, Axford Brothers, Way Home and Whispering Key. One-word titles mark the early years - The Date, The Fall, The Fire, The Gift, The Night.

Psychological suspense about women is Cobb's field: sisters, widows, and disappearances of children and adults alike. Big Woods (2018) opens the catalogue, followed by The Hunting Wives (2021), My Summer Darlings (2022), A Likeable Woman (2023) and The Hollywood Assistant (2024). Seven books stand in Cobb's catalogue, reaching All the Little Houses in 2026.

May McGoldrick is the name Nikoo K. Coffey and James A. McGoldrick sign their historical romances with. The husband-and-wife team, married since 1980, also write as Nicole Cody and, for suspense romance, as Jan Coffey. Coffey worked as a manufacturing engineer; McGoldrick taught, holding a doctorate in sixteenth-century British literature. Scotland supplies most of the settings, across the MacPherson Clan, Scottish Relic Trilogy, Royal Highlander, Highland Treasure and Scottish Dreams series. Forty titles run from The Thistle and the Rose in 1995 to Second Street in 2026.

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

Maya Angelou

51 books• 3 series

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

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

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

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

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

Mazo de la Roche

31 books• 2 series

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

Meg Cabot

102 books• 20 series

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

Meg Gardiner

17 books• 4 series

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

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