Authors whose first name starts with N, page 2 of 3

Neale Donald Walsch, born September 10, 1943, is an American author of the Conversations with God series who also works as an actor, screenwriter and speaker. Catalogue subjects centre on spiritual life, God, prayers, meditations and imaginary conversations. The 21 listed books span 1995 to 2026, from An Uncommon Dialogue, Book 1 (1995) to Letters to a Young Seeker (2026). Conversations with God for Teens (1998), Friendship with God (1999) and Communion with God (2002) are among the titles, and Conversations with Humanity is a second series.

Neil Broadfoot writes crime fiction set in Scotland, much of it in Edinburgh. 10 catalogued books run from Falling Fast (2014) to Exit Wounds (2025). Connor Fraser and McGregor & Drummond are the two series, and No Man's Land (2019), No Place to Die (2019), The Point of No Return (2020), No Quarter Given (2021) and Unmarked Graves (2023) fill the years between. Broadfoot remains actively publishing.

Neil Gaiman

199 books• 41 series

Neil Gaiman, born Neil Richard Gaiman on 10 November 1960, is an English writer of short fiction, novels, comic books, audio theatre and screenplays. The Sandman comic series ran from 1989 to 1996, and the novels include Stardust (1999), American Gods (2001), Coraline (2002), Anansi Boys (2005) and The Graveyard Book (2008). The Graveyard Book made Gaiman the first author to win both the Newbery and Carnegie medals for one work, and other awards include the Hugo, Nebula and Bram Stoker. Gaiman co-created the television adaptations of Good Omens and The Sandman. The catalogue runs from Duran Duran (1984) to The Silver Age (2024) and includes Sandman and Death graphic novels and children's books.

Neil Lancaster is catalogued with 13 books across three series: DS Max Craigie, Tom Novak and Josie Chapman. Going Dark (2019) opens the run, which continues through Dead Man's Grave (2021), The Blood Tide (2022), The Night Watch (2022), Blood Runs Cold (2023), No Mercy (2025) and When Shadows Fall (2025) to The Dark Heart (2026). A Safe Place to Die is scheduled for 2027.

Nele Neuhaus

11 books• 2 series

Nele Neuhaus is the writing name of Cornelia Neuhaus, a German author born in 1967 and known for crime thrillers set in the Taunus near Frankfurt. The Bodenstein & Kirchhoff series, with Oliver von Bodenstein at its centre, includes Snow White Must Die (2010), Bad Wolf (2012) and I Am Your Judge (2014). Neuhaus has also published romantic novels under her maiden name Lowenberg and pony books for teenagers. Eleven titles are catalogued, opening with Swimming with Sharks (2005).

Molly Sutton is a private investigator in Nell Goddin's mystery series. The Molly Sutton Mysteries open with 2015 titles including A Simple Deduction, The Third Girl and The Prisoner of Castillac, and continue through The Chateau Murder (2016), An Official Killing (2017) and Death in Darkness (2017). Sixteen books are catalogued, short stories and novellas included, and Murder By Mistake is the most recent.

Nellie H. Steele publishes cozy mysteries at speed: 125 catalogued books since The Secret of Dunhaven Castle (2019), roughly ten a year. Cate Kensie, the Duchess of Blackmoore, Lily & Cassie By the Sea, the Whispers of Witchcraft books, Shelving Magic and the Shadow Lake Ranch Murders are among the series. Death at Dunhaven Castle is scheduled for 2027.

Nelson DeMille

34 books• 8 series

Nelson Richard DeMille, born on 23 August 1943, was an American novelist of action-adventure and suspense fiction who died on 17 September 2024. Plum Island, The Charm School and The General's Daughter are among the DeMille novels, and DeMille also published as Jack Cannon, Kurt Ladner, Ellen Kay and Brad Matthews. The catalogue lists 34 books, from The Sniper (1974) to The Tin Men (2025). Series include Joe Ryker, John Sutter and Scott Brodie & Maggie Taylor, and John Corey and Paul Brenner are among the recurring characters. Subjects include terrorism, espionage and the Middle East.

Neta Jackson has 101 books in the catalogue, published between 1974 and 2021. Living Together in a World Falling Apart (1974) is the earliest, and Hero Tales, Vol. IV (2021) is the newest. The Yada Yada Prayer Group is among the character entries, and series include Yada Yada House of Hope, Trailblazer, Hero Tales, SouledOut Sisters, Windy City Neighbors, Pet Parables and Secret Adventures. Subjects include Christian life, Christian women, missionaries, prayer groups, female friendship, orphans, biography and children's fiction.

Nev March writes the Captain Jim Agnihotri mysteries, a single series that accounts for all five of her catalogued books. Murder in Old Bombay (2020) opens the sequence, followed by Peril at the Exposition (2022), The Spanish Diplomat's Secret (2023), A Disgraceful Embrace (2025) and The Silversmith's Puzzle (2025). March is listed as actively publishing.

Neva Altaj writes romance with suspense, grouped under the Perfectly Imperfect line and its Mafia Legacy continuation. Thirteen catalogued books start in 2022 with Painted Scars, Broken Whispers, Hidden Truths, Ruined Secrets and Stolen Touches, and reach Frozen Heart (2026). Altaj remains actively publishing.

Nevada Barr

24 books• 5 series

Nevada Barr is an American writer of mystery fiction, born in 1952. The Anna Pigeon novels are Barr's best known work: Anna Pigeon is a woman park ranger, and the books are set in national parks and other protected areas of the United States. Barr's 24 catalogued titles run from Bittersweet (1984) to What Rose Forgot (2019), and the catalogue also lists standalone novels, short fiction and non-fiction. An Anna Pigeon television series takes the character's name and starts in 2026.

Nevil Shute

29 books• 1 series

Nevil Shute was the pen name of Nevil Shute Norway, an English novelist and aeronautical engineer who lived from 1899 to 1960 and spent his later years in Australia. The two names were kept apart on purpose, so that his employers at Vickers and his fellow engineers took the engineering seriously. On the Beach and A Town Like Alice are among the novels. Twenty-nine titles are catalogued, from Marazan (1926) onward, with the Second World War, exploration, scientists and Australia recurring as subjects.

Newt Gingrich

49 books• 6 series

Newt Gingrich, born June 17, 1943, is an American Republican politician who served as the 50th speaker of the United States House of Representatives from 1995 to 1999. Gingrich represented Georgia's 6th congressional district from 1979 until resigning in 1999, sought the Republican presidential nomination in 2012, and taught history and geography at the University of West Georgia in the 1970s. The catalogue lists 49 books from Window of Opportunity (1987) to Trump's Triumph (2025), mixing politics with historical fiction series on the Civil War, the Revolutionary War and Pearl Harbor. Gettysburg (2003) and Grant Comes East (2004) are among them.

Ngaio Marsh

38 books• 3 series

Inspector Roderick Alleyn of the English police carries almost all of Ngaio Marsh's detective fiction. 38 catalogued books run from A Man Lay Dead (1934) to Money in the Morgue, taking in Enter a Murderer (1935), The Nursing Home Murder (1935), Death in Ecstasy (1936), Vintage Murder (1937) and Artists in Crime (1938). Marsh also published short stories and non-fiction. The catalogue is likely complete.

Niall Ferguson

26 books• 7 series

Sir Niall Ferguson, born 18 April 1964, is a British and American historian. Ferguson is the Milbank Family Senior Fellow at the Hoover Institution and a senior fellow at Harvard's Belfer Center for Science and International Affairs, and has held professorships at Harvard, the London School of Economics and New York University. Titles include Paper and Iron (1995), Virtual History (1997), The Pity of War (1998), The House of Rothschild (1998), The Cash Nexus (2001) and Doom: The Politics of Catastrophe (2021). Series include Rothschild, Government and Niall Ferguson Biographies. Subjects include banking, imperialism, foreign relations and economic conditions.

Niall Williams

17 books• 1 series

Ireland runs through Niall Williams's work, in fiction and non-fiction alike. O Come Ye Back to Ireland (1987) opens a catalogue of 17 books that holds travel and biographical titles from the early years and novels including Four Letters of Love (1997), As It Is in Heaven (1999) and The Fall of Light (2001). Time of the Child arrived in 2024, and titles appear about two years apart.

Nic Saint's catalogue reaches 187 titles. The Mysteries of Max is the longest series, joined by the Mysteries of Bell & Whitehouse, Ghosts of London, Chief Inspector Holt, Witchy Fingers, the Neighborhood Witch Committee and the Billionaire Knights. A Billionaire Takes a Hard Line (2014) is the earliest title and Purrfect Hero the newest, at 222 pages on median.

Nic Stone

15 books• 3 series

Nic Stone is the pen name of Andrea Nicole Livingstone, an American author of young adult and middle grade fiction born July 10, 1985. Dear Martin (2017), the debut novel, is Stone's best-known book, and Clean Getaway (2020) was the middle grade debut. The catalogue lists 15 books, including Odd One Out (2018), Jackpot (2019), Dear Justyce (2020), Shuri (2020) and Chaos Theory (2023), and ends with Dasia [Forever] (2026). Race relations, police brutality, prejudice and sexual orientation are among the recorded subjects. Stone's novels have been translated into six languages.

Nicci French writes psychological suspense about missing persons, murder and the psychology of the people caught up in both. The Memory Game (1997) opens a catalogue of 28 titles. Frieda Klein, a psychotherapist, carries the longest series; Maud O'Connor heads a later one; and standalone novels including The Safe House, Beneath the Skin and Secret Smile fill the early years. Books median 376 pages.

Nicci Harris writes mafia romance. The catalogue holds 17 books published between 2020 and 2026 across the Kids of The District, Cradled Common, His Pretty Little Collection and Curvy Thirteen Playlist series. Our Thing (2020) opens the run, followed by Cosa Nostra (2021), Her Way (2021) and His Pretty Little Burden (2022). Harris remains actively publishing.

Nicholas Blake

22 books• 1 series

Nicholas Blake was the pen name Cecil Day-Lewis used for mystery fiction. Day-Lewis (1904-1972) was an Anglo-Irish poet and Poet Laureate of the United Kingdom from 1968 until his death, and worked as a publications editor at the Ministry of Information during the Second World War; he was the father of the actor Daniel Day-Lewis and the chef Tamasin Day-Lewis. Nigel Strangeways is the detective of most of the Blake novels, starting with A Question of Proof (1935). Twenty-two titles are catalogued, The Beast Must Die (1938) and Minute for Murder (1947) among them.

Nicholas Eames writes epic fantasy, and the subject records add mercenary troops, women soldiers and adventure stories. Kings of the Wyld (2017) is the earliest catalogued title, followed by Bloody Rose (2018) and Wrong Kind of Righteous (2023). Band is the listed series, and Nicholas Eames is still publishing.

Nicholas Evans was a British novelist, journalist and screenwriter. The Horse Whisperer (1995) was his debut, sold more than fifteen million copies and was adapted for film. Evans wrote 5 novels in all: The Horse Whisperer (1995), The Loop (1998), The Smoke Jumper (2001), The Divide (2005) and The Brave (2009). Horses, healers, healing, human-animal relationships and wildlife conservation are the catalogue's recorded subjects. The list is likely complete.

Nicholas Harvey has 42 books in the catalogue, from Twelve Mile Bank (2017) to Hawke's Abyss (2026), with The Girl With The Cross On Her Door due in 2027. The series on file are AJ Bailey, Nora Sommer Caribbean Suspense, Investigator Kat Cromwell Mystery and Greene Wolfe. Gardens of the Queen and Wreck of the Raptor (2019) come next in the list, followed by Ghost Mountain, Neptune's Wall and Solomon's Well (2020).

Nicholas Irving writes military non-fiction drawn from his service as a sniper with the 3rd Battalion of the 75th Ranger Regiment in Afghanistan. The Reaper (2015) is Irving's autobiography, and Way of the Reaper (2016) and Team Reaper set out his missions and his sniper team. Irving also published marksmanship manuals, including two volumes of the Precision Rifle B.I.B.L.E. Ten catalogued books span 2011 to 2022, with nothing new since.

Nicholas Meyer

13 books• 2 series

The Seven-per-cent Solution (1974) opens Nicholas Meyer's catalogue and remains his best-known book, a Sherlock Holmes pastiche whose 1976 screen adaptation, written by Meyer himself, drew an Academy Award nomination for Best Adapted Screenplay. Three more Holmes novels follow: The West End Horror (1976), The Canary Trainer (1993) and The Adventure of the Peculiar Protocols (2019). Meyer, born in 1945, is an American screenwriter and director as well as a novelist, with two Star Trek features, Time After Time, The Day After and Vendetta among the films, and a memoir, The View From the Bridge (2009). Thirteen books are catalogued through 2025.

Constable on the Hill (1979) opens the Nicholas Rhea catalogue, which holds 70 books through 2020. Subjects recorded for the catalogue include police, country life, England, the fictitious character Nick Parish and the imaginary place Aidensfield. Series by Nicholas Rhea include Constable Nick Mystery, Detective Superintendent Mark Pemberton, Montague Pluke and Maddleskirk Abbey, and Portrait Of The North York Moors (1985) also appears. The latest title is Heartbeat: The Story Behind the Series (2020).

Nicholas Sansbury Smith writes science fiction thrillers with survival, monsters and human-alien encounters among the subjects. The catalogue counts 61 books from Orbs I (2013) to Burning Skies (2026). Hell Divers, Extinction Cycle, Extinction Cycle: Dark Age, Orbs, Old Guns, Galaxy In Flames, E-Day and Salvage System are among the series, and Extinction Horizon (2014) and Extinction Age (2015) are early titles.

Nicholas Sparks

27 books• 4 series

Nicholas Sparks, born December 31, 1965, is an American novelist who also works as a screenwriter and film producer. Sparks has published 24 novels, 16 of them New York Times bestsellers, plus two nonfiction books, and sales exceed 130 million copies in more than 50 languages. The earliest catalogued title is Wokini (1990), a nonfiction book written with Billy Mills; The Notebook (1996) was the first novel. The Notebook, A Walk to Remember and Message in a Bottle are among 11 Sparks books adapted as feature films. Subjects in the catalogue include contemporary romance, North Carolina, widowers and fathers and daughters. The site lists 27 books, with Remain (2025) as the newest, and series entries for the Calhoun Family / Notebook and Jeremy Marsh & Lexie Darnell.

Nichole Rose has 162 books in the catalogue, every one dated from 2020 onward. Her Alpha Daddy Next Door (2020) is the first listed title, and The Goalie Game (2026) is the newest. Series under the Nichole Rose name include Silver Spoon Falls, Silver Spoon After Dark, Silver Spoon Single Serve, His Bride, Her Alpha, Valkyrie Bound, Bad Boys of Music Row, Wine Country Alphas and Pucked Up Love. Fern Fraser shares a credit on 1 book. Nichole Rose is still publishing.

Romantic suspense and police procedural are the twin registers in Nichole Severn's work. Fifty-four books are catalogued from Let Me Out (2012) to Vanished at Kolob Canyon (2026), grouped into Hunting Grounds, Defenders of Battle Mountain, New Mexico Guard Dogs, Red Rock Murders, Marshal Law, Cold Hollow Investigations, Cold Grounds and the Leigh Brody FBI mysteries. Small-town and rural settings recur, as do private investigators and law enforcement. His Prime Suspect is scheduled for 2027.

Nick Bantock is a British artist and author based on Saltspring Island in British Columbia. The Griffin and Sabine books are his best known work, assembled from faux postage stamps, handwritten documents, passports and postcards bound into the page. Bantock's catalogue holds 25 titles, from There Was An Old Lady (1990) to The Corset & The Jellyfish (2023), taking in The Egyptian Jukebox (1993) and The Golden Mean (1993). Subjects cover imaginary letters, movable books, collage and picture books, at a median of 60 pages.

Nick Harkaway

11 books• 3 series

Nick Harkaway is the pen name of Nicholas Cornwell, a British novelist and commentator born 26 November 1972. The Gone-Away World (2008) opens the catalogue of 11 books, which runs to Sleeper Beach (2025). Angelmaker (2012) was nominated for the 2013 Arthur C. Clarke Award, and later novels include Tigerman (2014), Gnomon (2017), Titanium Noir (2023) and Karla's Choice (2024). The Blind Giant (2012) is a non-fiction study of human life in the digital world. Cornwell has also published two novels as Aidan Truhen. Subjects include the end of the world, weapons of mass destruction, dictators and information technology.

Nick Hornby

24 books• 1 series

Nick Hornby is an English writer of novels, memoir and criticism. Fever Pitch (1992) is the memoir that opens the catalogue; High Fidelity (1995) and About a Boy (1998) are the novels that followed, and all three were adapted as feature films. Music, sport and obsessive protagonists recur. Stuff I've Been Reading is his one named series, and books about reading run through the list, The Polysyllabic Spree (2004) among them. Hornby has been nominated twice for the Academy Award for Best Adapted Screenplay, for An Education (2009) and Brooklyn (2015). His 25 catalogued books reach Dickens and Prince: A Particular Kind of Genius (2022), with Cash Out scheduled for 2027.

Nick Jones writes the Joseph Bridgeman and Hibernation series. Titles include The Embers of Hope (2014), The Whisper of Stars (2014), And Then She Vanished / The Unexpected Gift of Joseph Bridgeman (2021), The Shadows of London / Joseph Bridgeman and the Silver Hunter (2021), The Observer Effect (2022) and The Quantum Chain (2022). No new title has been added since 2022.

Nick Louth divides a 28-book catalogue between crime thrillers and personal finance. The DCI Craig Gillard novels open with The Body in the Marsh (2017) and form the main crime sequence; Detective Jan Talantire leads a second, and the Bernard Jones Diaries a third. Louth's titles span 2007 to 2026, from Bite (2007) to The Lying Dead (2026), and take in investment guides such as How to Double Your Wealth Every 10 Years (2012) and Multiply Your Money (2015). The novels median 384 pages, and the 2020s are Louth's heaviest decade.

Nick Offerman writes humour and memoir. An American actor, comedian and carpenter known for playing Ron Swanson on Parks and Recreation, Offerman has 7 books catalogued between 2013 and 2021, from Paddle Your Own Canoe (2013) to Where the Deer and the Antelope Play (2021). The run covers personal anecdote, American history, woodworking and advice on conduct, plus the Bedtime Stories for Cynics collections. No new Offerman title has been catalogued since 2021.

Nick Oldham writes police procedurals. Henry Christie is the recurring detective across a catalogue of 39 books published between 1996 and 2026, from A Time For Justice (1996) to Death at the Castle Gates (2026). Steve Flynn and Jessica Raker lead two further series, and standalone novels sit beside them. Murder investigation, crime, ex-police officers and English settings are the subject headings, and One Dead Witness (1998), The Last Big Job (1999), Backlash (2001) and Psycho Alley (2006) fall in the earlier stretch. The median book runs 224 pages.

Nick Petrie is the author of 10 catalogued books, and the catalogue links Petrie to the character Peter Ash. The list began with The Drifter (2016) and continued with Burning Bright (2017), Light It Up (2018), Tear It Down (2019) and The Wild One (2020). The Breaker (2021), The Runaway (2022) and The Price You Pay / The Heavy Lift (2024) followed. The Dark Time (2026) is the newest release, and Shadow Game is scheduled for 2027.

Nick Pirog writes across four series, Thomas Prescott, Henry Bins, the Lassie Files and Maddy Young, plus standalone novels. Eighteen books are catalogued between 2008 and 2026, opening with Unforeseen (2008) and taking in Gray Matter (2011) and The Afrikaans (2012). One long run of titles is set by the clock, from 3:00 A.M. (2013) through 3:10, 3:21, 3:06 and 3:34 to 3:46 A.M. (2016). Crammed (2026) is the newest title, and Pirog is still publishing.

11 catalogued books stand under Nick Roberts's name, published between 2022 and 2026, from Anathema (2022) to Lyla, in the Flesh (2026). Roberts writes horror and suspense, works as a teacher, and was born in 1986. The Exorcist's House and Anathema are the two series, with standalone novels and the collection Nocturnal by Nature & Other Stories (2025) beside them.

Nick Russell writes small-town crime fiction and travel nonfiction. The catalogue opens with road and RV titles - Meandering Down the Highway (2001), Work Your Way Across The USA (2002), The Frugal RVer (2004) - and turns to fiction with Big Lake (2011). Big Lake is the largest series, joined by John Lee Quarrels, Tinder Street Saga and Dog's Run. Sixty books run through to Big Lake Homecoming (2026), with sheriffs and police as the recurring subjects.

Nick Ryan writes military technothrillers built on a World War 3 premise. All 17 catalogued books belong to a single sequence, Nick Ryan's World War 3 Military Fiction Technothrillers, which opens with Charge To Battle (2021) and reaches Breaking Point (2026). Ryan remains in active publication.

Nick Spalding writes comic fiction about dating, marriage and the indignities of ordinary life. Twenty-five books are catalogued between 2010 and 2026, opening with Life... with No Breaks (2010) and Life... on a High (2011), the pair that give the Life series its name. The Cornerstone (2011), Love...And Sleepless Nights (2012), Wordsmith (2013), Fat Chance (2014) and Love...From Both Sides (2014) follow, with seasonal shorts such as Blue Christmas Balls (2013) and Buzzing Easter Bunnies (2014) between them. Dead Happy (2026) is the newest title. Spalding is British, born on the Isle of Wight in 1974.

Nick Sullivan has 10 books in the catalogue, published between 2016 and 2025. Zombie Bigfoot (2016) is the earliest, followed by Deep Shadow (2018), Deep Cut (2019), Deep Roots (2020), Deep Devil (2021), Deep Focus (2022), Deep Hex (2023), Faceless (2023) and Boone (2024). Zombie Billionaire (2025) is the newest. Sullivan series on record are DEEP and Creature Quest.

Nick Thacker writes action thrillers and science fiction. Thacker's catalogue holds 85 books published between 2013 and 2026, spread across twelve series: Harvey Bennett and its prequels, Six Assassins, the Atlas Conspiracy Cycle, Relics Singularity, Mason Dixon Thrillers, Shane Riley Thrillers, Lucid, Jake Parker Thriller, Zahra Kane Archeological Thrillers, Luke Preston and Dash Boone Thrillers. The Atlantis Stone, also published as The Golden Crystal, opened the run in 2013, followed by The Atlantis Deception and The Enigma Strain in 2014. The Linear Cipher (2026) is the most recent title.

Nicky Charles writes two series, Law Of The Lycans and Hearts and Halos. Twelve catalogued books run from Forever in Time (2009) to Kane (2018), taking in The Mating (2010), The Keeping (2010), The Finding (2011), Bonded (2012) and the two Betrayed volumes of 2013 and 2014. Nothing has followed since 2018.

Nicky Pellegrino, born in 1964, is an English-born New Zealander of Italian descent who lives and writes in Auckland. Italy supplies both settings and subject matter: The Italian Wedding (2009), When in Rome (2012), The Food of Love Cookery School (2013), One Summer in Venice (2015), Under Italian Skies (2016) and A Year at Hotel Gondola (2018). Seventeen books are catalogued from Delicious (2005) to A Siena Love Story (2026), and the novels have been translated into 12 languages.

Nicola Cornick, born in Bradford, Yorkshire, in 1964, is a British writer of historical romance novels and time slip mysteries that merge several genres: historical fiction, romance, suspense, adventure, crime, science fiction, fantasy and the supernatural. Cornick's books have been translated into more than 40 languages. The catalogue lists 47 titles from True Colours (1998) to The Fourth Queen (2026), among them Lady Polly (1999), The Virtuous Cyprian (1999), Lady Allerton's Wager (2000) and The Earl's Prize (2002). Series recorded include Scandalous Women Of The Ton, Brides Of Fortune, Suffolk, Tallants, Scottish Brides, Mostyn/Trevithick Feud and New Timeslip. Cornick chaired the Romantic Novelists' Association from 2017 to 2019 and serves as its archivist.

Nicola Griffith

13 books• 4 series

Nicola Griffith, born 30 September 1960, is a British American novelist, essayist and teacher. Awards include the Nebula, the James Tiptree, Jr. Award, the World Fantasy Award, the Los Angeles Times Book Prize, two Washington State Book Awards and six Lambda Literary Awards. Griffith joined the Science Fiction and Fantasy Hall of Fame in 2024 and was named the 41st Damon Knight Memorial Grand Master in 2025. The catalogue has 13 books from Ammonite (1992) to She is Here (2026), including Hild (2013) and the Aud Torvingen and Light of the World series.

Nicola Sanders has four catalogued novels, published between 2020 and 2026: All The Lies (2020), Don't Let Her Stay (2023), Don't Believe Her (2024) and Don't Say A Word (2026). The three most recent share a Don't construction in their titles. Sanders is listed as actively publishing.

Nicola Upson is a British crime novelist known for the Josephine Tey mysteries, which cast a fictionalised version of the author Josephine Tey as the detective. The series opens with An Expert in Murder (2008) and runs through Two for Sorrow (2010), Fear in the Sunlight (2012), Nine Lessons (2017) and Sorry for the Dead (2019). Upson's 13 catalogued books reach The Christmas Clue (2025) and include standalone work such as Stanley and Elsie (2019).

Nicolas Freeling (1927–2003) was a British crime novelist best known for Van der Valk, a series of Dutch police procedurals set largely in Amsterdam. Love in Amsterdam (1962) opened the catalogue, and Thames Television made Van der Valk for ITV in the 1970s, revived it in 1991 and remade it in 2020. Henri Castang, a policeman working in Belgium and France, carries Freeling's second series. 41 books are catalogued, ending with The Janeites (2002).

Nicole Baart writes family fiction and suspense. After the Leaves Fall (2007) opens the Threads of Change sequence, built around Julia DeSmit, and the catalogue continues through Sleeping in Eden (2013), Little Broken Things (2017), You Were Always Mine (2018) and Everything We Didn't Say (2021). Twelve books are catalogued, running to Where He Left Me (2025). Mothers and daughters, mothers and sons, unmarried mothers and coming of age recur as subjects.

Toxic (2017), a dark romance by Nicole Blanchard, spread on TikTok and has sold more than 90,000 copies. Blanchard is a New York Times and USA Today bestselling author. The catalogue counts 22 books from Anchor (2015) to Until Death (2026), including Bear with Me (2015), Warrior (2015), Mechanical Hearts (2016), Valor (2016) and Honor (2017). Series are First To Fight, Battleboro Fire Department, Queenmakers and Immortals Ever After. Subject headings name romantic suspense, dark romance and escaped prisoners.

Nicole Deese has 14 books in the catalogue, published between 2013 and 2025. The listing opens with four 2013 titles, among them A Cliché Christmas and All for Anna, and reaches The Voice We Find in 2025. Deese's work is grouped into three series: Love in Lenox, Fog Harbor and McKenzie Family Romance. Nicole Deese is recorded as still publishing.

Nicole Edwards writes erotic romance, both straight and gay. Her 97 catalogued books open in 2012 with Conviction, Addicted, Kaleb, Seduction and Temptation, and reach Kylie in 2026. Long series organise the work: Club Destiny, Walkers Of Coyote Ridge, Brantley Walker: Off The Books, Sniper 1 Security, Dead Heat Ranch, Pier 70, Primal Instincts and Misplaced Halos among them. Edwards continues to publish.

Mafia and bratva families supply the settings for most of Nicole Fox's work. A dozen series sit in the catalogue, including Russian Crime Brotherhood, Moretti Family Mafia, Kovalyov Bratva, Belluci Mafia, Satan's Legion MC and Boardroom Billionaires. Fox has published 114 books since Broken Angel in 2017, an unusually fast rate, and reached Boardroom Vows in 2026.

Nicole Helm writes romantic suspense and western romance, with subjects covering law enforcement, cowboys, ranchers, Montana and Colorado. The catalogue holds 75 books from Flight Risk (2013) to Eyewitness in Danger (2026). Series include Hudson Sibling Solutions, Badlands Cops, North Star Novel, Covert Cowboy Soldiers, Bent County Protectors, Big Sky Cowboys and Navy SEAL Cowboys. Early titles include Too Close to Resist (2014), Bride by Mistake (2015) and Keep Me, Cowboy (2015).