Authors whose first name starts with N

N. Scott Momaday

31 books• 2 series

Navarre Scott Momaday was a Kiowa and American poet, essayist, short story writer and novelist, born February 27, 1934 and dead on January 24, 2024. The novel House Made of Dawn took the 1969 Pulitzer Prize for Fiction and is held to be the first major work of the Native American Renaissance; Joy Harjo (Mvskoke), the 23rd Poet Laureate of the United States, wrote on Momaday's death that the book moved between oral storytelling and the written English novel. The catalogue holds 31 titles, from The Journey of Tai-me (1967) to Dream Drawings (2022), taking in The Way to Rainy Mountain (1969), The Colors of Night (1976) and The Gourd Dancer (1976). Kiowa people, Indigenous peoples of North America, folklore and poetry lead the subjects.

N.C. Lewis writes mystery series across five lines: DI Fenella Sallow, the Ollie Stratford Mystery books, Capital of Texas / Amy King, Skegness Seaside and Maggie Darling. Thirty-two catalogued books run from 2017, the year of Bitter Bones, Creek Crisis and Texas Troubles, to Alibi Bones (2026). Lewis remains actively publishing.

The catalogue files N.C. Reed under post-apocalyptic fiction, with 15 books published from 2017 to 2025. Brotherhood of Fire (2017) is among the earliest titles, and Firestorm, Home Fires and Trial By Fire date from 2018. Friendly Fire, Hell Fire and Hostile Fire followed in 2019, then Ashes and Brimstone in 2020. Fire From the Sky (2025) is the newest title. N.C. Reed is still publishing.

N.D. Jones writes paranormal and fantasy romance, with 20 books from 2012 to 2024. Fire, Fury, Faith (2012) and Heat, Hunt, Hope (2013) open the catalogue. N.D. Jones series include Death and Destiny, Dragon Shifter Romance, Fairy Tale Fatale, Feline Nation, Styles of Love, Color of My Resilience and Seizing Freedom. Self-help and mind and body also appear among the subjects. Harriet's Escape is the newest title.

Nathan David Wilson, born in 1978, writes children's and young adult fantasy as well as Christian apologetics. N.D. Wilson is best known for the 100 Cupboards trilogy, the Ashtown Burials and Outlaws of Time. Allusions to classic literature and fatherhood are recurring threads in the writing. Wilson also makes films, including The River Thief (2016) and The Riot and the Dance (2020), and has been a Fellow of Literature at New Saint Andrews College. The catalogue lists 24 books from 2001 to 2021.

N.E. Davenport has eight catalogued books, published between 2015 and 2025. Three 2015 titles, Born In Blood, Fire and Ash and Two-Faced, are credited as Nia Davenport, and later listings carry that name too, among them Out of Body (2024) and Love Spells Trouble (2025). The Blood Trials (2022), The Blood Gift (2023) and Our Vicious Oaths (2025) appear under N.E. Davenport. The catalogued series is the Blood Gift Duology, and Davenport remains actively publishing.

N.E. Henderson has two catalogued series, Dirty Justice and New American Mafia, and 13 books dated 2017 to 2024. Silent No More (2017) is recorded as the first book and A War of Hearts and Fate (2024) as the newest. Silent Guilt, Dirty Blue, Dirty Sin, Dirty War, More Than Lies, Bad Princess, Dark Prince and Deviant Knight are among the titles. The median book runs to 366 pages.

N.J. Adel has released 22 books since 2019, when All the Teacher's Bad Boys, All the Teacher's Pet Beasts, Daughter of the Sun and War of the Gods appeared. Adel's series are All the Teacher's Pets, Forbidden Cruel Italians, Off-Limits Italians, Night Skulls MC, Storyteller's Bodyguard and Seratis the Goddess of Egypt. Italian titles such as The Italian Heartthrob and The Italian Marriage date from 2020. Z For Butterfly Man (2026) is the newest title.

N.J. Moss published 10 books between 2021 and 2024, none of them attached to a series in the catalogue. The listing opens with All Your Fault and Her Final Victim, both 2021, and continues through My Dead Husband, The Husband Trap and The Second Wife in 2022, Ruin Her Life, The Twins and Through Her Eyes in 2023, and Nowhere to Run and The Fame Game in 2024. The catalogue marks the run as ongoing.

N.J. Walters writes erotic, paranormal and fantasy romance. The catalogue counts 107 books from 2005 to 2025, opening with Christina's Tapestry, Erin's Fancy and Harker's Journey in 2005 and closing with Samael. Series include Salvation Pack and its Next Generation sequel, Hades' Carnival, Tapestries, Blood Of The Drakon, Dalakis Passion and Project Alpha. Sahara Kelly, Anya Bast, Tielle St.Clare, Ravyn Wilde, Lena Matthews and Kris Starr each share credit on 1 book.

N.K. Jemisin

21 books• 6 series

N.K. Jemisin (Nora Keita Jemisin, born September 19, 1972) is an American writer of science fiction and fantasy whose fiction addresses cultural conflict and oppression. The debut novel, The Hundred Thousand Kingdoms (2010), opened the Inheritance Trilogy. The Broken Earth series made Jemisin the first African-American author to win the Hugo Award for Best Novel, the first to win in three consecutive years, and the first to win for all three novels of a trilogy. The catalogue holds 22 books from 2008 to Far Sector (2024), with Red Dirt Witch: A Graphic Novel due in 2027.

Psychological thrillers make up the catalogue of N.L. Hinkens, 22 books published from 2019 to 2026. I Know What You Did (2019) is the first, joined that year by The Silent Surrogate and The Lies She Told. The Cabin Below, The Class Reunion and The Other Woman followed in 2020. N.L. Hinkens groups books into the Domestic Deceptions, Payback Pasts, Villainous Vacations, Treacherous Trips and Wicked Ways collections. Trick or Treat (2026) is the newest release.

N.R. Walker's catalogue holds 95 books from 2012 to 2026, tagged with gay and LGBTQ+ subjects. The earliest titles, from 2012, include His Grandfather's Watch, Learning to Feel, Point of No Return and Sixty Five Hours. Series credited to Walker include Red Dirt, Blind Faith, Cronin's Key, Spencer Cohen, Storm Boys, Tallowwood and Imago. The newest listed book is Out of the Dark (2026), and Walker is still publishing.

Nadia Hashimi is a pediatrician and novelist who has also stood for Congress in Maryland. The Pearl That Broke Its Shell (2014), When the Moon is Low (2015) and A House Without Windows (2016) are international bestsellers, and the catalogue adds One Half from the East (2016), The Sky at Our Feet (2018), Sparks Like Stars (2021), Spilled Ink (2024) and City of Widows (2026). Subjects cover Afghanistan, refugees, girls, sisters and coming of age.

Nadia Lee's catalogue holds 55 books, from The Billionaire's Revenge (2011) to Josh Huxley's Story (2026), and Silas & Hannah is due in 2027. Billionaires are the listed subject, and series include Billionaires' Brides of Convenience, Lasker Brothers, Seduced by the Billionaire, Pryce Family, Sweet Darlings Inc., Sins Trilogy, Huxleys and Kingswood Brothers. The Last Slayer (2011), The Billionaire's Inconvenient Obsession (2014) and The Billionaire's Forbidden Desire (2015) are other titles in the listing.

Romance is the genre recorded for Nadia Nichols, and the subjects around it name divorced mothers, mothers and daughters, women physicians, older women, police and problem youth. Nichols has 11 catalogued books published between 2002 and 2018, all credited to Nichols. Montana appears across the titles: Montana Dreaming (2002), Montana Standoff (2011) and Montana Unbranded (2017). The run also holds Buffalo Summer (2003), Everything To Prove (2006), Across a Thousand Miles (2012) and A Soldier's Pledge (2017), and ends at A Family for Rose (2018).

Nadine Dorries, born Nadine Vanessa Bargery on 21 May 1957 in Liverpool, is a British author and former politician. Dorries represented Mid Bedfordshire as a Conservative MP from 2005 to 2023 and was Secretary of State for Digital, Culture, Media and Sport from 2021 to 2022. Dorries began work as a trainee nurse in Warrington. The catalogue lists 17 books from 2014 to 2022 and the Four Streets Saga, Lovely Lane, Tarabeg and Bellfont Legacy series, with subject tags on sagas, nurses, orphans, family secrets, Ireland and England.

Nadine Matheson writes police procedurals about serial killers, built around Inspector Anjelica Henley. The 6 catalogued books open with The Sisters (2015) and run through Renata (2020), The Jigsaw Man (2020), The Binding Room (2022) and The Kill List (2024) to The Shadow Carver (2026). Matheson is actively publishing.

Nadine Mutas is credited alone on 10 books, published between 2015 and 2024. Two series run under the Mutas name: Love and Magic and Infernal Covenant. Witches, demons and fae supply the cast across the titles, from To Caress a Demon's Soul (2015) and To Win a Demon's Love (2016) through Hellishly Ever After (2020) and Till Heaven Do Us Part (2023). The catalogue reaches All's Hell That Ends Well and Hell Over Heels, both 2024, and Mutas is still publishing.

Naguib Mahfouz

62 books• 1 series

Naguib Mahfouz (1911-2006) won the 1988 Nobel Prize in Literature and remains the only Egyptian writer to have done so. The fiction is set largely in Cairo and in Egypt's past, from Khufu's Wisdom (1939) and Thebes at War (1944) to Midaq Alley (1947) and the Cairo Trilogy. Mahfouz was among the first writers in Egyptian literature, with Taha Hussein, to work with existentialist themes. The listing holds 62 titles dated 1939 to 2026, most of them translations into English, at a median of 184 pages.

Naima Simone writes contemporary romance, with 63 books in the catalogue from Sweet Ultimatum (2009) to Ember (2026). Desire in the Dark (2010), Claiming Christmas (2010), A Perfect Fit (2011) and Bitten By Ecstasy (2013) are among the early titles. Simone series include Rose Bend, Billionaires of Boston, WAGS, Secrets and Sins, Lick, Blackout Billionaires, Love on the Radio, Dark Judgement, Guarding Her Body, Burned, Inc. and Hunted Kingdom. Subjects include erotica, workplace romance, billionaires and African American and Black romance.

Erotica and romance are the fields the catalogue records for Naleighna Kai, with man-woman relationships, actors, prostitution and sexual fetishism among the subjects. The 24 books span 2000 to 2025, opening with More Than Enough (2000) and She Touched My Soul (2001) and reaching Hide and Seek (2025). Every Woman Needs a Wife (2005), The Pleasure's All Mine (2010), Open Door Marriage (2014) and Rich Woman's Fetish (2015) fall along the way. Knights of the Castle is the series credited to Kai, the median book runs 298 pages, and the listing is ongoing.

Nalini Singh

124 books• 10 series

Paranormal romance is the field of Nalini Singh, a New Zealand writer of Indo-Fijian descent born in 1977. The catalogue lists 124 books from Desert Warrior (2003) to Archangel's Eternity (2026). Slave to Sensation (2006) and Caressed by Ice (2007) are early titles. Series include Guild Hunter, Psy-Changeling Trinity, Rock Kiss, Hard Play and Zulheina, with subjects such as vampires, angels, archangels and assassins.

Nalo Hopkinson

17 books• 3 series

Nalo Hopkinson, born 20 December 1960, is a Jamaican-born Canadian writer and editor of speculative fiction. Caribbean history, language and storytelling traditions, oral and written alike, run through the novels Brown Girl in the Ring (1998), Midnight Robber (2000), The Salt Roads and The New Moon's Arms (2007), and through the story collection Skin Folk (2001). Hopkinson has edited anthologies too: Whispers from the Cotton Tree Root, Mojo: Conjure Stories, So Long Been Dreaming with Uppinder Mehan, and Tesseracts 9 with Geoff Ryman. The catalogue holds 17 titles and reaches Jamaica Ginger and Other Concoctions in 2024.

Nan O’Berry is credited on 14 catalogued books published between 2017 and 2024. Three series carry the O’Berry name: Indigo Springs, Bluebonnet Brides and Silver Spurs. Always, Clay (2017) is the earliest title in the listing and Jermina's Wedding Dilemma (2024) the newest, with Love's Champion (2018), Love's Lucky Star (2019) and Prince Charming Wore Spurs (2021) between them. O’Berry remains actively publishing.

Five series carry the Nan Reinhardt name: Women of Willow Bay, Four Irish Brothers Winery, Walkers of River's Edge, Lange Brothers and Weaver Sisters. Reinhardt has 20 catalogued books running from Rule Number One (2012) to Forever Cowboy (2025), every one credited to Reinhardt alone. Titles in between include Sex and the Widow Miles (2013), Saving Sarah (2017) and The Baby Contract (2020). The catalogue is still active, with its heaviest output in the 2020s.

Nan Rossiter began in children's picture books and moved to family fiction. Rugby and Rosie (1997), The Way Home (1999) and Sugar on Snow (2003) opened the catalogue with dogs, guide dogs, geese and maple syrup; from 2011 the novels take over, among them The Gin & Chowder Club (2011), More Than You Know (2013) and Nantucket (2015). Two sequences hold them, the Coleman and Shepherd Families and Savannah Skies. Fifteen books are catalogued, the last A Good Measure (2022).

Nancy Allen is catalogued with six books published between 2014 and 2023. The Code of the Hills (2014) opens the run, followed by A Killing at the Creek (2015), The Wages of Sin (2016), A Wolf in the Woods (2018), Renegade (2022) and Payback (2023). The Ozarks Mysteries is the one series listed. No newer title appears, and the catalogue is dormant.

Alex and Cassidy are the recurring pair at the centre of Nancy Ann Healy's catalogue, with a series of their own. Eleven more lines are recorded, including By Design, Off Screen, First Course, Open Tab, Homecomings, Lesson Plans, Uncharted Waters and Journey of Exploration, plus short fiction credited to J.A. Armstrong. Healy has 81 catalogued books dated 2014 to 2026, opening with Betrayal, Commitment and Intersection in 2014. The books run long, a median 423 pages.

Nancy Atherton wrote one series and stayed with it: the Aunt Dimity mysteries, traditional English detective stories with a ghost inside them. Aunt Dimity is dead and still consulted, and inheritance, ghosts and a woman sleuth are the recurring subjects. Atherton's 25 catalogued books run from Aunt Dimity's Death (1992) to Aunt Dimity and the Enchanted Cottage in 2022, with nothing published since.

Nancy Bell is credited on nine mystery novels published between 1996 and 2008. Six open on the name Biggie, running from Biggie and The Poisoned Politician (1996) through the Mangled Mortician (1997), the Fricasseed Fat Man (1998), the Meddlesome Mailman (1999), the Quincy Ghost (2001) and the Devil Diet (2002). Restored to Death (2003), Death Splits a Hair (2005) and Paint the Town Dead (2008) follow. Biggie Weatherford is the recurring character, and Judge Jackson Crain is the second series recorded. Subjects record women detectives, grandmothers, judges and Texas.

Nancy Bilyeau writes historical fiction and suspense. The Crown (2012) opens a catalogue of 10 books that reaches The Heiress of Northanger Abbey in 2026, and Joanna Stafford and Genevieve Planche are the two series recorded under the name. History, Great Britain and historical mystery run through the subjects. The Chalice (2013), The Tapestry (2015), Dreamland (2020) and The Orchid Hour (2023) sit in the listing, and the median Bilyeau book runs 420 pages.

Nancy Bush writes romance and romantic suspense, with Oregon, serial murders and women journalists among the catalogue subjects. The listing counts 50 books from Dare to Love (1982) to The Psychic (2025), and many 1980s titles carry the credit Natalie Bishop. Series include Nowhere / Rafferty Family, Danner Quartet, Jane Kelly and River Glen, and The Colony appears as a related listing.

Nancy Campbell Allen writes romance and historical fiction, with subjects that include Mormon families, the US Civil War, women detectives and the Birmingham family. The catalogue holds 26 books from Love Beyond Time (1999) to Protecting Her Heart (2024). Allen's series are Faith Of Our Fathers, Steampunk Proper Romance and Isabelle Webb. Titles include A House Divided (2001), To Make Men Free (2002), Through the Perilous Fight (2003) and Legend of the Jewel (2008).

Fudge is the running device in Nancy Coco's cozy mysteries, set among Michigan hotels and holiday crowds where a candy maker keeps finding bodies. All Fudged Up (2013) opens the Candy-Coated Mysteries, followed by To Fudge or Not to Fudge, All I Want for Christmas is Fudge, All You Need is Fudge and Deck the Halls with Fudge. The Oregon Honeycomb mysteries run alongside, taking the catalogue to 20 titles and Some Like It Fudgy in 2026.

Nancy Cole Silverman writes mysteries, with 23 books catalogued from 2010 to 2025. Her series are the Carol Childs Mystery, Kat Lawson Mystery and Misty Dawn Mystery books, and Los Angeles and Greece appear among her subjects. The Centaur's Promise (2010) is the earliest title. Doubt runs through several titles, including When In Doubt, Don't! (2013), Shadow of Doubt (2014) and Beyond a Doubt (2015). A Spy in Saigon (2025) is the newest.

Nancy E. Turner writes historical fiction of the American frontier. These is My Words (1998) begins the Sarah Agnes Prine books, which follow a pioneer woman in Arizona and continue in Sarah's Quilt (2005) and The Star Garden (2007). My Name is Resolute (2014) moves to the Revolutionary period. Six catalogued titles close with Light Changes Everything (2020).

Carolyn Blue, a food writer, is the detective in Nancy Fairbanks's culinary mysteries. Cooking supplies both the plots and the puns, from Crime Brûlée (2001) and Truffled Feathers (2001) to Mozzarella Most Murderous (2005) and Blood Pudding (2009). Twelve books appeared across nine years, and the series ended in 2009.

Nancy Farmer writes science fiction and fantasy for children and young adults. Thirteen books are catalogued between Do You Know Me (1993) and A New Year's Tale (2013). The House of the Scorpion (2002) won the National Book Award for Young People's Literature, and three Farmer books have been named Newbery Honor books. The Sea of Trolls (2004) and The Land of the Silver Apples (2007) belong to the series named for the first of them, with druids, bards and Saxons among the subject headings. Cloning, Zimbabweans and family life sit elsewhere in the list, which also holds The Ear, the Eye, and the Arm (1994) and A Girl Named Disaster (1996). Farmer was born in 1941.

Nancy Gideon is an American romance writer with 61 books catalogued between 1987 and 2020. Early titles appeared under the names Dana Ransom and Lauren Giddings, starting with Rebel Vixen (1987), issued as Dana Ransom. Subjects cover historical, western and paranormal romance, with vampires, shapeshifting and women detectives also tagged. Gideon's series include By Moonlight, Men Of Pride County, Lone Wolf's Warriors, House of Terriot, Pirate's Captive and Love On The Great Lakes. Rise by Moonlight (2020) is the newest title, and the catalogue is marked likely complete.

Nancy Grace is an American legal commentator and television journalist, and a former prosecutor in the Atlanta-Fulton County District Attorney's office in Georgia. Her 6 catalogued books begin with Objection!, co-written in 2004, and take in the Hailey Dean crime novels. Titles include The Eleventh Victim (2008), Death on the D-List (2010), Murder in the Courthouse (2016) and What Happened to Ellen? (2025). Subjects run to murder investigation, trials, celebrity defendants and women lawyers.

Nancy Herkness writes contemporary romance, some of it romantic suspense, with billionaires, veterinarians and celebrity chefs among the subjects. Herkness began with A Bridge to Love (2003) and has reached 20 books with Raul (2025). The series are Whisper Horse, Wager of Hearts, Second Glances, Consultants and Royal Caleva. The CEO Buys In (2015) and The All-Star Antes Up (2016) share a gambling theme in their titles.

Nancy Herriman writes historical mysteries in the Mystery Of Old San Francisco and Bess Ellyott Mystery series. Catalogue subjects include nurses, physicians, women healers, cholera and gold discoveries. The 11 listed books run from The Irish Healer (2012) to No Rest for the Departed (2024). Josiah's Treasure (2013), No Comfort for the Lost (2015), Searcher of the Dead (2018) and No Justice for the Deceived (2023) are among them. Herriman is still publishing.

Nancy Holder, born August 29, 1953, is an American writer whose novels include many tie-ins to the TV series Buffy the Vampire Slayer, as well as fiction linked to Angel and Smallville. The catalogue starts with Wings and Other Poems (1972) and lists 1983 and 1984 titles published as Laurel Chandler and as Nancy L. Jones. Series include Angel: Season 1, Beauty & the Beast, Possessions, Domino Lady and Gambler's Star. Vampires, witches and Sabrina, the teenage witch are among the subjects, and Christopher Golden, Jeffrey Mariotte and Yvonne Navarro are among the co-credited writers.

Nancy J. Cohen writes mysteries, and published her science fiction romances as Nancy Cane. The Bad Hair Day Mysteries are the larger body of work, a salon-themed run that takes in Permed to Death (1999), Hair Raiser (2000), Murder by Manicure (2001), Body Wave (2002), Highlights to Heaven (2003) and Died Blonde (2004). The catalogue opens instead with four futuristic romances set on other worlds: Circle of Light (1994), Moonlight Rhapsody (1994), Starlight Child (1995) and Keeper of the Rings (1996). The Drift Lords and the Light-Years Trilogy are the other series, and the 30 books reach Dreidels and Dead Ends (2026).

The 18 catalogued books of Nancy J. Parra divide between western romance and murder mystery. Subjects recorded for the run include ranchers, bounty hunters, Wyoming, weddings, kidnapping and investigation. Three series are listed: Morgan Sisters, Baker's Treat Mysteries and Perfect Proposals Mystery. Readers after Nancy J. Parra books in order start at Saving Samantha (2002), and the catalogue closes with Seven Deadly Zins (2019).

Nancy Kilpatrick (1946-2025) was a Canadian author working in dark fantasy, horror, mystery, erotic horror and the gothic subculture, and is most known for vampire-themed work. Vampires, Count Dracula, seduction and single-author short story collections appear in the recorded subjects. The catalogue holds 29 books from The Farm Wife (1992) to Anguish of the Sapiens Queen (2019), and the run is marked likely complete. Power of the Blood, Thrones of Blood and Darker Passions are the series listed.

Nancy Kress

58 books• 10 series

Nancy Kress, born January 20, 1948, is an American science fiction writer who began writing in 1976. Beggars in Spain (1991), a novella that won both the Hugo and Nebula, later grew into a novel. Kress won further Nebula Awards for Best Novella in 2013 and 2015, and also writes a column for Writer's Digest. Series include Sleepless, the Probability Trilogy and the Yesterday's Kin Trilogy, alongside the Write Great Fiction series. The 58 catalogued books run from The Prince of Morning Bells (1981) to The Queen's Witch (2026).

Nancy Krulik writes for children, and the catalogue lists Grades 1-3 as the reading level. Series credited to Krulik include Katie Kazoo, Switcheroo, How I Survived Middle School, Magic Bone, Princess Pulverizer and Project Droid, and George Brown, Class Clown appears among the characters. Subjects range across magic, schools, friendship, dogs, robots and humorous stories. The most recent listed book is Fangs for Having Us! (2021), and the catalogue marks the output as dormant.

Nancy Lynn Jarvis writes the Regan McHenry Real Estate Mysteries and the PIP Inc. Mystery series. The catalogue counts 12 books from The Death Contingency (2008) to The Widow's Walk League (2020). Backyard Bones, Buying Murder, The Murder House, The Two-Faced Triplex and Bodies in Bonny Doon are among them. The list also includes Cozy Food (2014) and The Truth About Hosting Airbnb (2018). Subject tags are real estate agents, murder and investigations.

Nancy Martin is the author of the Blackbird Sisters Mysteries, with subjects that include socialites, sisters, women detectives and Philadelphia. The catalogue holds 37 books from Showdown (1980) to Bye, Bye Blackbird (2016). Early titles include Black Diamonds (1984), Nightcap (1986), Hit Man (1989) and Looking for Trouble (1990). Other series are Roxy Abruzzo, Miss Ruffles Mysteries and Opposite Attract. Subjects also include romance, women journalists and murder investigation. No new Martin title has appeared since 2016.

Nancy Mehl writes Christian mystery and suspense, with Mennonite communities and Kansas settings among the subjects. Graven Images (2001) opens the catalogue, and the Ivy Towers and Curl Up and Dye mysteries come early. Kaely Quinn Profiler, the Quantico Files, Ryland & St. Clair and Defenders of Justice turn to suspense. Thirty-six titles are catalogued, reaching Fatal Finale in 2026.

Nancy Mitford

19 books• 1 series

Nancy Mitford (1904-1973) was an English novelist, biographer and journalist who wrote about upper-class life in England and France. The novels include The Pursuit of Love (1945) and Love in a Cold Climate (1949); the historical biographies include Madame de Pompadour (1954). Mitford was the eldest of the six Mitford sisters and a fixture of the inter-war London social scene. Nineteen catalogued titles run from Highland Fling (1931) to a 1996 collection of her correspondence with Evelyn Waugh, and Radlett and Montdore is her one catalogued series.

Nancy Moser writes Christian romance and historical fiction, and biography, humour and motherhood also appear among the recorded subjects. The catalogue holds 47 books, opening with The Quest (1999) and reaching A River of Riches (2026). Series include the Sister Circle, the Ladies of History, the Pattern Artist, the Mustard Seed books, Steadfast, Manor House, Time Lottery and Past Times. Mozart's Sister (2000) and The Seat Beside Me (2002) sit among the early titles, and all 47 books are credited to Moser alone.

Nancy Naigle writes romance and romantic suspense, with subjects that include divorced women, private investigators, photographers and North Carolina. The catalogue holds 44 books from 2011 to 2026, the first being inkBLOT (2011), credited as Johnson Naigle. Series include Adams Grove, Seasoned Southern Sleuths Cozy Mystery, G Team, Christmas In Evergreen, Boot Creek and Chestnut Ridge. Titles include Sweet Tea and Secrets (2011) and Pecan Pie and Deadly Lies (2013). Home No Matter Where (2026) is the newest.

Nancy Pearl

10 books• 2 series

Nancy Pearl, born 12 January 1945, is an American librarian, author and literary critic, and served as executive director of Seattle Public Library's Washington Center for the Book. Pearl became known locally in Seattle for recommending books on public radio, and reached a wider audience with Book Lust (2003), a guide to good reading. Library Journal named Pearl Librarian of the Year in 2011. The catalogue holds 10 books published between 1999 and 2017 across the Book Lust and Now Read This series, among them Now Read This (1999), Book Lust (2003), More Book Lust (2005), Book Crush (2007) and Book Lust to Go (2010). George and Lizzie (2017) closes the listing; Pearl has also written a novel and a memoir.

Nancy Pickard

26 books• 3 series

Nancy Pickard, born September 19, 1945, in Kansas City, Missouri, is an American crime novelist. Pickard has won five Macavity Awards, four Agatha Awards, an Anthony Award and a Shamus Award, the only author to take all four. Pickard served on the Mystery Writers of America board, holds a journalism degree from the University of Missouri, and began writing at 35. The Scent of Rain and Lightning became a film in 2017. The catalogue lists 26 books, among them Generous Death (1984), Say No to Murder (1985) and Marriage Is Murder (1987), with Jenny Cain and Marie Lightfoot as series.

Nancy Revell is the author of the Shipyard Girls series, and the catalogue holds 14 books published from 2016 to 2025. The Shipyard Girls (2016) comes first, and Secrets of the Shipyard Girls and Shipyard Girls at War followed in 2017. Subjects describe sagas of women's war work and female friendship in the shipyards of Sunderland, England, during the Second World War. A Secret in the Family (2025) is the newest title, and Revell is still publishing.

Nancy Robards Thompson writes contemporary romance, with Texas, physicians, best friends and dating among the catalogued subjects. The 53 books run from Reinventing Olivia (2003) to A Book Club's Guide To Murder (2026). Thompson's series include Celebrations, Inc, Celebration, TX, Savannah Sisters, St. Michel, McFaddens of Tinsley Cove, Wedding Bell Mysteries and Sugar Hollow Amateur Sleuth Society. Earlier titles include What Happens in Paris (2006) and An Angel in Provence (2009).

Nancy Skopin is credited alone on 9 books published between 2015 and 2019. Nikki Hunter heads the series in the listing, and every one of the nine titles carries the word Murder, from Dinner And A Murder (2015) through Murder Over Cocktails and A Side Order Of Murder to Murder Al Dente (2019). Four of the books are dated 2015. Skopin's novels reach a median of 300 pages, and nothing has been added since 2019.