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Witches recur throughout Paula Brackston's fiction, The Witch's Daughter (2008), The Winter Witch (2013), The Midnight Witch (2014) and The Silver Witch (2015) among them. Twenty catalogued books run from The Dragon's Trail (1999) to Hecate Cavendish and the Angel of Death in 2026, with the Brothers Grimm Mysteries, Found Things and the Shadow Chronicles as further series. Immortality, the occult and Merlin figure in the subjects.

Paula Byrne

13 books

British biographer, novelist and literary critic Paula Byrne, Lady Bate, was born on 2 August 1967. The 13 catalogued books begin with Jane Austen and the Theatre (2003) and reach Six Weeks by the Sea (2025). Titles include Perdita, on Mary Robinson (2007), The Real Jane Austen: A Life in Small Things (2013) and Kick, about JFK's sister (2016). Mad World: Evelyn Waugh and the Secrets of Brideshead appeared in 2010. Subjects cover Jane Austen, Evelyn Waugh and theatre history.

Paula Daly writes domestic suspense. Six standalone novels make up the catalogue: Just What Kind of Mother Are You? (2013), Keep Your Friends Close (2014), The Mistake I Made (2015), The Trophy Child (2017), Open Your Eyes (2018) and Clear My Name (2019). Marriage, adultery, secrets, teenage girls and missing children supply the material, and no new title has appeared since 2019.

Paula Danziger (1944-2004) was an American author of more than 30 books for children and young adults, starting with The Cat Ate My Gymsuit (1974). When Danziger died, all of the books were still in print, published in 53 countries and translated into 14 languages. Amber Brown is the one series listed. The catalogue begins with Amber Brown Is Not a Crayon (1993), followed by You Can't Eat Your Chicken Pox, Amber Brown (1994) and Amber Brown Goes Fourth (1995). Subjects include divorce, school and humor.

Paula Darnell is credited on 9 catalogued books published between 2019 and 2024, filed under mystery and detective fiction. Two series sit under the name: A Fine Art Mystery and A DIY Diva Mystery. Death by Design (2019) opens the run and Halloween Hue-Dunit (2024) is the newest entry. Five titles carry a 2021 date - Artistic License to Kill, Death by Association, Death by Proxy, Hemlock for the Holidays and Vanished into Plein Air. The catalogue lists Darnell as actively publishing.

Paula Fox (1923-2017) wrote novels for children and for adults, plus two memoirs. Fox took the Newbery Medal in 1974 for The Slave Dancer, the Hans Christian Andersen Award in 1978 and a National Book Award in 1983 for A Place Apart, and the New York State Writers Hall of Fame admitted her in 2011. The adult fiction found a second audience in the mid-1990s, when younger American writers took it up. The catalogue holds 35 books from Maurice's Room (1966) onward, among them Desperate Characters (1970), at a median of 147 pages.

Paula Gosling, born October 12, 1939, is an American-born crime writer who has lived in the United Kingdom since the 1960s. Gosling studied English at Wayne State University and started out as a copywriter. A Running Duck won the John Creasey Award for best first novel, and Monkey Puzzle earned the Gold Dagger in 1985. Gosling is a past Chairman of the Crime Writers' Association. The catalogue lists 18 books through Tears of the Dragon (2004), with the series Blackwater Bay, Jack Stryker and Luke Abbott.

Paula Graves writes romantic suspense, with catalogue subjects that list Tennessee, North Carolina, government investigators, police and serial murder. The 41 books run from Forbidden Territory (2006) to Operation Nanny (2017). Series credited to Graves include Cooper Justice, Cooper Security, Bitterwood P.D., Gates, Campbell Cove Academy and Brody & Hannigan Mysteries. Cowboy Alibi (2008), Bachelor Sheriff (2010) and Code Name: Willow (2011) are among the earlier titles.

Paula Harrison writes children's fiction about princesses, animal rescue, cats and friendship, and the catalogue lists 45 of Harrison's books from 2012 to 2021. The series are Rescue Princesses, Kitty, Secret Rescuers, Princess of Pets, Tiara Friends, Red Moon Rising, Faerie Tribe and Robyn Silver. The Secret Promise (2012) is the first title recorded, with The Wishing Pearl and The Snow Jewel among the early books. Kitty and the Twilight Trouble (2021) is the newest entry.

Paula Hawkins

5 books• 2 series

Paula Hawkins is a British author, born 26 August 1972, whose psychological thriller The Girl on the Train (2015) became a top seller. The Girl on the Train takes up domestic violence, alcohol and drug abuse, and was filmed in 2016 with Emily Blunt. Into the Water (2017) was the second Hawkins thriller. The catalogue lists 5 books: The Girl on the Train, Into the Water, A Slow Fire Burning (2021), Blind Spot (2022) and The Blue Hour (2024).

Paula McLain, born 1965, is an American author best known for The Paris Wife (2011), a novel imagining Ernest Hemingway's first marriage that spent a long time on the New York Times bestseller list. McLain has published two poetry collections, a memoir about growing up in foster care, and the novel A Ticket to Ride (2008). The catalogue of 12 books opens with Less of Her (1999) and includes Circling the Sun (2015), Love and Ruin (2018) and When the Stars Go Dark (2021). Skylark (2026) is the newest title.

Paula Munier writes the Mercy and Elvis Mystery series, and the catalogue lists 10 books from Fixing Freddie (2010) to The Snow Lies Deep (2025). A Borrowing of Bones (2018) and Blind Search (2019) followed Fixing Freddie, with Home at Night (2023) and The Night Woods (2024) among later titles. Subjects include women veterans, rescue dogs, wilderness areas, abandoned children and cold cases. The books are catalogued as police procedurals and women-sleuth mysteries.

Scotland is Paula Quinn's subject. The American novelist writes historical romance built on Highlanders, Scottish history and the Norman conquest, and has said the country's culture, history and beauty drew her to it. Quinn's series include the MacGregors: Highland Heirs, Children of the Mist, Hearts of the Highlands, the Risande Family and Hearts of the Conquest. Forty-three books run from Lord of Desire (2005) to 2026, and Quinn has reached the New York Times and USA Today bestseller lists.

Paule Marshall (1929-2019) was an American writer, best known for the 1959 debut novel Brown Girl, Brownstones. Nine titles are catalogued under the name, from that debut to Triangular Road (2009). Subjects record African American women, West Indian Americans, young women, feminist fiction, domestic fiction and Caribbean women authors, with single-author short stories among the forms. Soul Clap Hands and Sing (1961), The Chosen Place, The Timeless People (1969), Praisesong for the Widow (1983), Daughters (1991) and The Fisher King (2000) fill out the listing. Marshall was awarded a MacArthur Fellowship in 1992, at the age of 63.

Paulette Jiles

18 books

Paulette Jiles (1943-2025) was an American poet, memoirist and novelist. Her 18 catalogued books run from the poetry collection Waterloo Express (1973) to the novel Chenneville (2023). Recurring subjects include North American history, the American West, Indigenous peoples of North America and railroad travel. Jiles also published as Paulette K. Jiles.

Pauline Baird Jones writes romantic suspense and science fiction romance. The Key (1998) opens a catalogue of 52 books that reaches Gumbo Ya-Ya Exit (2025). Project Enterprise is the science fiction series, with Big Uneasy, Lonesome Lawmen and Uneasy Future beside it. Espionage, terrorism, missing persons and detective work recur as subjects. The median book runs 360 pages.

Ancient Egypt is where Pauline Gedge set most of her historical fiction. Gedge, born in 1945, is a Canadian novelist whose 14 catalogued books span Child of the Morning (1977) to The King's Man (2010). Lords of the Two Lands and Lady of the Reeds are the Egyptian sequences; The Eagle and the Raven (1978) turns to the Britons and Stargate (1982) to fantasy. Gedge's novels have sold more than six million copies in 18 languages, and the first four carried cover art by Leo and Diane Dillon. The catalogue is likely complete.

Pauline Rowson writes police procedural crime fiction. DI Andy Horton is the recurring detective of the Solent Murder Mystery series, and Inspector Alun Ryga and Art Marvik head the other two sequences. Thirty-two books run from In Cold Daylight (2006) to Death on the Pier (2026), several of them retitled for other markets: Tide of Death also appears as The Portsmouth Murders, Deadly Waters as The Langstone Harbour Murders. Cold cases, missing persons and murder investigation recur as subjects.

Paullina Simons, born in Russia in 1963 and writing from America, is best known for The Bronze Horseman (2000), which grew into a series with The Bridge to Holy Cross / Tatiana and Alexander (2003) and The Summer Garden (2005). Saint Petersburg and New York recur as settings, alongside historical romance and suspense. Her catalogue opens with Tully (1994) and takes in Red Leaves (1996), Eleven Hours (1998) and The Girl in Times Square (2004), reaching The Bell and the Blade (2025) at 21 books. The novels run long, at a median of 563 pages.

Paulo Coelho

35 books• 2 series

Pilgrimage, metaphysics and the conduct of life run through Paulo Coelho's writing, catalogued under Portuguese fiction and listed in Spanish and Russian translation as well. The Pilgrimage and The Diary of a Magus (1987) open the list, and The Alchemist (1988), Brida (1990), By the River Piedra I Sat Down and Wept (1994) and The Fifth Mountain (1996) follow. Thirty-five catalogued titles reach The Supreme Gift in 2026.

Pearl S. Buck

99 books• 1 series

China is the subject Pearl S. Buck is catalogued for. East Wind: West Wind (1930) is the earliest of 99 entries, followed by The Good Earth (1931), Sons (1932) and A House Divided (1935); House Of Earth is the one named series. Farm life, marriage, families and social customs fill the subject tags. No newer title is dated, and the listing is marked likely complete.

Fantasy is Pedro Urvi's genre across 36 catalogued books. Urvi writes three series, Path of the Ranger, Ilenian Enigma and Secret of the Golden Gods, starting with Marked (2012) and continuing to Omnius Skies (2026). One-word titles mark the early run: Conflict (2013), Destiny (2014), Trials (2016), Origin (2017) and Rebellion (2018).

Peg Cochran writes cozy mysteries with women sleuths, five series of them: Gourmet De-Lite Mysteries, Cranberry Cove Mysteries, Farmer's Daughter Mysteries, Lucille Mysteries and Murder, She Reported. Catering, cooking, farms and Michigan supply the trades and settings around which the murders happen. Cochran's catalogue holds 26 books, from Allergic to Death (2012) to Where the Bodies Are Berried (2025).

Peggy Ehrhart writes mysteries, and the catalogue lists 18 books from Sweet Man Is Gone (2008) to The Quilt Whisperer Investigates (2026). Series include the Maxx Maxwell Mysteries and the Quilt Whisperer Mystery books, and the Knit & Nibble Mystery name also appears in the listing. Women blues musicians, women sleuths, murder investigation and cozy mystery are among the recorded subjects. Murder Gets the Blues (2010), Died in the Wool (2018), Murder, She Knit (2018) and Knit One, Die Two (2019) are among the titles.

Peggy Gaffney's 19 catalogued books run from 2005 to 2023 and mix knitting guides with fiction. The earliest title is The Crafty Samoyed Knits: Knitting Projects for Dog Lovers (2005), followed by breed-themed books such as The Crafty Golden Retriever Knits (2007) and The Crafty Newfoundland Knits (2008). Do It Yourself: Publishing Nonfiction In Your Spare Time appeared in 2008. The Kate Killoy Mystery series carries mystery and suspense tags, and Vanished (2023) is the newest title.

Yellowstone gives its name to both a series and a run of 2012 titles by Peggy Henderson, among them Yellowstone Awakening, Yellowstone Dawn and Yellowstone Redemption. The catalogue lists 53 books from Come Home to Me (2012) to Scorching Ground (2023). Yellowstone Romance, Teton Romance, Wild Mountain Hearts, Blemished Brides, Heartsgate Hinterlands and Legends of the Sky People are the listed series, and Teton Sunrise (2013) is another early title.

Peggy McKenzie's catalogue holds 23 books published between 2016 and 2024. Several of the recorded titles are single first names: Grace (2016), Faith (2017), Sarah (2018), Charity (2019), Emma (2019), Hope (2019), Abigail (2020) and Aggie (2020). Two series are recorded for McKenzie, Brides of the Rio Grande and To Love A Lawman. Nikki Malone is credited alongside McKenzie on one title. Texas Destiny (2024) is the newest listing, and McKenzie is still publishing.

Peggy Rowe writes humorous memoir. Four books are catalogued: About My Mother (2018), About Your Father and Other Celebrities I Have Known (2020), Vacuuming in the Nude: And Other Ways to Get Attention (2022) and Oh No, Not The Home: Observations and Confessions of a Grandmother in Transition (2024). Family, celebrity and the Baltimore Orioles appear among the subjects.

Peggy Townsend writes suspense and domestic thrillers. Aloa Snow, a journalist, carries the mystery series that opens with See Her Run (2018) and continues in The Thin Edge (2019). Five books are catalogued: Safe Landings (2013), those two, The Beautiful and the Wild (2023) and The Botanist's Assistant (2025). Women athletes, running, eating disorders and secrecy recur as subjects.

Pemulwuy Weeatunga is the author of the Fethafoot Chronicles, with 11 catalogued books dated 2015 and 2016. Nyarla and the Circle of Stones (2015) is the first listed title. The 2015 entries also include Ancient Omen: The Arrival, Galku's Revenge, Guluya and the Lake Mungo Mystery, Pale n Hora Nigrum: Pale Death at the Black Line, The Bunya-nut Games: Booburrgan Ngmmunge, The Contest, The Vanishing: The Rainbow Serpent's Dance and To Save a King. Silent Sky (2016) is the newest, and the catalogue marks the run likely complete.

Penelope Barsetti has 19 catalogued books published between 2021 and 2026. The run opens with The Forsaken King (2021) and reaches Goddess of Death (2026). Three series organise it: Death, Dirty Blood and Depths. Titles across the catalogue name kings, queens, vampires and dragons, among them The Broken Queen (2022), The Forsaken Vampire (2023), Blood of Dragons (2024) and Clash of Kingdoms (2024). Barsetti remains actively publishing.

Penelope Bloom writes contemporary romance, 52 books of it catalogued since 2016. His, Mine and Dark all appeared in her first year, and the series since include Objects of Attraction, Citrione Crime Family, Grumpy Boss, Frosty Harbor, My (Mostly) Funny Romance and Confluence Academy. The Wedding Wrecker (2025) is the newest catalogued title, with Unveiled scheduled for 2027.

Penelope Douglas writes contemporary romance and New Adult fiction. The catalogue counts 27 books, headed by Bully and running to Midnight Curfew (2026), with the series Fall Away, Devil's Night and Hellbent. Subjects tagged on the books include dark, enemies-to-lovers, forbidden-love and second-chance themes. Other titles are Rival, Corrupt, Misconduct and Punk 57. Douglas is still publishing.

Penelope Fitzgerald (1916-2000) was a novelist, poet, essayist and biographer from Lincoln, England, and a winner of the Booker Prize. The Times placed Fitzgerald among the 50 greatest British writers since 1945 in 2008, and in 2012 The Observer listed her final novel, The Blue Flower, among the ten best historical novels. A.S. Byatt called her Jane Austen's nearest heir for precision and invention. Sixteen books are catalogued between 1975 and 2008, opening with Edward Burne-Jones (1975) and taking in The Bookshop (1978), Offshore (1979), Human Voices (1980), At Freddie's (1982) and The Beginning of Spring (1988).

Penelope Lively

65 books• 3 series

Penelope Lively, born in 1933, is a British writer of fiction for children and for adults, and holds the title Dame. Moon Tiger took the Booker Prize in 1987, and The Ghost of Thomas Kempe (1973) won the Carnegie Medal for British children's books. Her catalogue runs to 65 titles published between 1970 and 2021, from Astercote (1970) to Metamorphosis (2021), taking in The Whispering Knights (1971), The Driftway (1972), The House in Norham Gardens (1974) and A Stitch in Time (1976). Ghost stories, English social life, the Second World War, and space and time recur as subjects.

Penelope Sky has a catalogue of 72 books, beginning with Buttons and Lace (2016) and reaching By Blade, I Love (2026), with The Emperor listed for 2027. The subject headings classify the work as romantic suspense. Titles such as Buttons and Blame, Buttons and Hate and The Scotch King appeared in 2017. Sky's series include Buttons, Scotch, Betrothed, Chateau, Fifth Republic, Skull, By Blade and Roman Republic.

Contemporary romance is the register of Penelope Ward's catalogue, which runs to 29 books published between 2013 and 2026. Ward opened with Gemini and Jake Undone in 2013, and The Challenge (2026) is the newest listed title. Jake and Man Next Door are the two series recorded under Ward's name. Early titles include My Skylar (2014), Stepbrother Dearest (2014), Sins of Sevin (2015) and RoomHate (2016). Ward is still publishing.

Penelope Williamson is an American romance novelist from Fairbanks, Alaska, who has also published as Elizabeth Lambert and Penn Williamson. Williamson has twice won the Romance Writers of America RITA Award and lives in Idaho. WorldCat places The Outsider (1996) in 1,868 libraries and Heart of the West (1995) in 1,827. The 12 catalogued books run from Beloved Rogue (1988) to The Accident (2005), a Penn Williamson title.

Science fiction author Penelope Wright has released 21 books since 2019. Time Bomb, Doomsday Clock, Fade to Black and Five Minutes to Midnight all appeared that first year. Wright's series are the Queen Trials, Scavenger Princess, Lumen Academy and Prince of Ash, and The Queen Trials itself came out in 2022. Sand and Scythe (2026) is the most recent title.

Penguin Young Readers Licenses is the credit attached to 80 children's titles in the catalogue, dated from 2017 to 2025. The earliest entries are Power Rangers Official Movie Poster Book and Unleash the Power! Sticker Activity Book, both from 2017. Later titles include All About Bluey (2021), Good Night, Fruit Bat (2020) and Fun and Games Colouring Book (2021). The median entry runs to 24 pages. Bluey Wheres Bluey At Christmas (2025) is the newest title.

Penn Cassidy has published 35 books since 2020, spread over nine series: Darkverse, Hell's Apocalypse, Carnival of Bones, Dearly Departed, Undesirables, 13th Zodiac, ShadowBane, the Heat Duet and the Starless Duology. Dead End and Noc City opened the catalogue in 2020, and 2021 alone brought Blood Moon, Carnival of Bones, Chasing Valentine, Diabolic, Feral Skies, Hybrid Theory and A Midnight Hollow Christmas. The Torn Zodiac (2026) is the newest title.

Penn Cole is catalogued under fantasy, with 4 books published between 2023 and 2026 and a series listing named Kindred's Curse. Spark of the Everflame (2023) is recorded as the first title. Glow of the Everflame and Heat of the Everflame also carry 2023 dates, and Burn of the Everflame (2026) is the newest. Penn Cole is still publishing.

Penn Jillette

10 books

Penn Jillette, born in 1955, is an American magician, entertainer and author who performs with Teller as Penn & Teller. The duo's stage and television work includes Penn & Teller: Fool Us and Penn & Teller: Bullshit!, and by 2026 the act had headlined in Las Vegas at The Rio for 25 years, with Jillette taking the speaking role. Ten books carry the Jillette name, fiction and non-fiction alike, from Cruel Tricks for Dear Friends (1989) to Felony Juggler (2025). God, No!: Signs You May Already Be an Atheist and Other Magical Tales (2011) reached the New York Times bestseller list, and Sock (2000), Every Day Is an Atheist Holiday! (2012), Presto! (2016) and Random (2022) also sit in the run.

Motorcycle clubs and crime families carry Penny Dee's fiction. Six series make up the 18 catalogued books, led by Kings of Mayhem MC and its Tennessee offshoot, with De Kysa Mafia, Zarkov Bratva, MC Fables and Men of Mirror Lake Mountain alongside. Dee started in 2019 with Kings of Mayhem and four further titles that year, and published Twisted Temptation in 2026.

Penny Estelle is credited with 19 books from 2013 to 2023. The first is Dugan's Creek (2013) and the latest is Hike Up Devil's Mountain (2023). Two groupings appear under the name: the Jesse series and P.A. Estelle Short Stories/Novellas. Listed titles include Jesse's Find (2014), Justice Comes to Salina (2014) and Jesse's Heartbreak (2016). No Penny Estelle title is listed after 2023.

Penny Grubb writes the Annie Raymond mysteries, featuring a woman private investigator, and also publishes guides on writing and study. The catalogue lists 11 books from Writing a Textbook (1997) to Boxed In (2021). Annie Raymond titles include Like False Money (2010), The Doll Makers, The Jawbone Gang, Where There's Smoke and Syrup Trap City. The Writers' Toolkit (2012) and Preparing for Higher Education Study (2019) are among the non-fiction titles.

Penny Jordan is one of the pen names of Penelope Halsall, born Penelope Jones, an English novelist who lived from 24 November 1946 to 31 December 2011. Halsall produced more than 200 romance novels: contemporary romance as Penny Jordan, Regency romance as Caroline Courtney and historical romance as Annie Groves, the maiden name of Halsall's mother. Melinda Wright and Lydia Hitchcock were two further pen names. Sales passed 70 million copies, with translations into many languages. The catalogue lists 210 books from 1979 to 2019, and the earliest entries, such as A Wager For Love (1979), carry the Caroline Courtney name. Series include Perfect Crightons, Jet Set Wives, Leopardi Brothers, Parenti Dynasty and Russian Rivals.

Penny Junor, born Penelope Jane Junor on 6 October 1949, is an English journalist and author. Subject tags include biography, princesses and prime ministers, and Junor's titles include Diana, Princess of Wales: A Biography (1983), Margaret Thatcher: Wife, Mother, Politician (1984), Burton: The Man Behind the Myth (1985) and John Major: from Brixton to Downing Street (1993). The catalogue also includes Baby Ware: Buying for the New Baby (1984) and Home Truths: Life Around My Father (2002). The 18 listed books end with All The Queen's Corgis (2018).

Penny Reid writes humorous contemporary romance. Neanderthal Seeks Human (2013) is the earliest title in a catalogue of 59 that reaches Prom King (2026), and Knitting in the City, the Winston Brothers, Hypothesis, Rugby, Good Folk, Dear Professor and the Handcrafted Mysteries are the series. Knitters, psychotherapists, park rangers and women comedians appear among the occupations in the subject tags.

Penny Vincenzi wrote long sagas of wealth, publishing and London society. The British novelist, born in 1939 and died in 2018, has 22 catalogued titles published between 1977 and 2017, from The Compleat Liar (1977) to At the Heart of It (2017). Spoils Of Time is her one catalogued series, and the Lytton family, rich people, married life and adultery run through the subject headings. Her novels are long, at a median of about 640 pages, and sales had passed seven million copies by 2014.

Penny Warner writes in two halves. One is mystery: the Connor Westphal books, with deaf women and women journalists in the subject record, plus the Party-Planning and Food Festival mysteries, the Code Busters Club for children and Troop 13. That work has taken multiple Agatha Awards. The other half is practical non-fiction, more than 50 titles on cooking, parenting, parties and children's activities, starting with Healthy Snacks for Kids (1983). Seventy-one books are catalogued through The Search for the Missing Mascot (2025).

Pepper D. Basham writes romance, one of the two subject headings the catalogue assigns alongside American literature. Thirty-two books are listed, from The Thorn Bearer (2015) to Pride and Practicality (2026), with The Thorn Keeper and The Thorn Healer (2016), Charming the Troublemaker (2017) and Jane by the Book (2018) among them. Series include the Fredrick & Grace Mystery books, Penned in Time, Mitchell's Crossroads, Pleasant Gap Romance and My Heart Belongs in the Blue Ridge. The run is marked ongoing.

Pepper McGraw's catalogue of 42 books starts with The Crazy Cheetah Lady (2015). A run of Shenanigans titles began in 2018 with Full Moon Shenanigans, Shifter Shenanigans and Witchy Shenanigans, and continued with Dragon Shenanigans (2020) and Lucky Shenanigans (2021). McGraw's series include Shenanigans, Matchmaking Cats of the Goddesses, Stories of the Veil and Murrysville Coalition. Monster's Melody (2025) is the newest title.

Pepper North has 149 books in the catalogue. The first, The Digestive Health Center: Susan's Story, dates from 2017; the most recent, Melissa, from 2026, and Diablo is announced for 2027. Series credited to North include Dr. Richards' Littles, Little Cakes, SANCTUM, Magic of Twelve, Soldier Daddies, Danger Bluff and Devil Daddies MC. Early titles include Electrostatic Bonds, Hazel and Looking After Lindy, all from 2018.

Pepper Winters writes dark romance, romantic suspense and erotica thrillers. Her 55 catalogued books open with Tears of Tess and Quintessentially Q, both 2013, and reach Coal Hearts (2026). The series arrive in duets and trilogies: Monsters In The Dark, Dollar, Goddess Isles, Ribbon Duet, Jewelry Box, Darkest Destiny Trilogy, Pure Corruption MC, Master Of Trickery Duet, Luna Duet, Can't Touch This and Destini Chronicles. Dominance and submission, bondage and contemporary man-woman relationships recur across the subject index. Winters has reached the New York Times, Wall Street Journal and USA Today bestseller lists, holds an IndieReader badge for a top ten indie bestseller in romance, and has been translated into nine languages.

Per Wahloo

15 books• 2 series

Per Wahlöö (5 August 1926 to 22 June 1975), also credited in English as Peter Wahloo, was a Swedish author born in Kungsbacka Municipality, Halland. Wahlöö and partner Maj Sjöwall wrote ten novels about Martin Beck, a Stockholm police detective, published from 1965 to 1975. The Laughing Policeman, the fourth Beck novel, won the 1971 Edgar Allan Poe Award for Best Novel. Wahlöö and Sjöwall also wrote novels separately. The catalogue lists 15 books from A Necessary Action / The Lorry (1960) to The Terrorists (1975), plus an Inspector Jensen series.

Percival Everett

36 books

Percival Everett, born December 22, 1956, is an American author and Distinguished Professor of English at the University of Southern California. The fiction moves across western, mystery, thriller, satire and philosophical forms, often using satire to examine race and identity in the United States. Erasure (2001), I Am Not Sidney Poitier (2009) and The Trees (2021), shortlisted for the 2022 Booker Prize, are the best-known novels. The catalogue lists 37 books from Suder (1983) to James (2024), with Serious Music due in 2027, and includes short stories and poetry.

Perri O'Shaughnessy is the pen name of two sisters, Mary and Pamela O'Shaughnessy, writing together from Northern California. Pamela trained at Harvard Law School and practised as a trial lawyer for sixteen years; Mary worked as an editor and writer on multimedia projects. Their legal suspense series follows Nina Reilly, a woman lawyer, across 15 books from Motion to Suppress (1995) to Dreams of the Dead (2011). Courtroom language marks the run, Invasion of Privacy, Obstruction of Justice, Acts of Malice, Writ of Execution.

Perrin Briar published 43 books in six years, from Z-Minus in 2014 to Blood Memory: Book Nine in 2019. Zombies drive much of the catalogue: the Z-Minus sequence runs through five numbered volumes, and Flowers Vs. Zombies sits beside it. Blood Memory, Sink, Skip, After/Life and Resistant round out 7 series in all. The run is likely complete.

Perry Comer has published 65 catalogued books since 2001, from Parish Nightmare to No Friend in Sight in 2026. The Donland books, continued as Donland and The Hornet, form the longest series, with Fighting Marines, Tap Miller, Big Bob's Boys, Asher and Blake, and the Pastors titles beside them. A cluster of five titles appeared in 2012 alone, and the 2020s are the densest decade. Comer continues to publish.