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Prepper fiction is Ron Foster's field. Aftermath Survival, Prepper Saga, Grid Down Prepper Up, Old Preppers Die Hard, Senior Survival and Prepper Reconstruction all run under his name, alongside survival manuals such as The Rural Ranger (2003). A block of titles dated 2011 includes Bug Out!, A Preppers View Of Societal Collapse and A Prepper Prepares For Christmas. The catalogue holds 64 books, extending to Masked! Darkness Falls... (2021).

Ron Goulart

135 books• 26 series

Ron Goulart (13 January 1933 to 14 January 2022) was an American historian of popular culture who also wrote mystery, fantasy and science fiction. Goulart published novels and novelizations under several pseudonyms, among them Kenneth Robeson, Joseph Silva, Josephine Kains and Zeke Masters. The catalogue lists 135 books from The Sword Swallower (1968) to The Phantom (2018). Series under the name include Barnum System, John Easy, Odd Jobs, Inc, Jack Conger, TekWar, Vampirella and Alex Raymond's Flash Gordon, and Groucho Marx and comic books appear among the subjects.

Ron Hall is the author catalogued with Same Kind of Different as Me (2005), which also names a series on this site. Subjects attached to that work include Christian biography, friendship, homeless men and art dealers. Related titles in the listing are What Difference Do It Make? (2006), Same Kind of Different As Me for Kids (2017) and Workin' Our Way Home (2018).

Ron Keres writes early readers, and the catalogue files the work under children's fiction. All 8 books share a title formula that begins This Book: This Book Is Perfect (2022), This Book Is On Fire (2023), This Book Is A Mistake and This Book Stinks (2024), This Book Is Viral (2025), and This Book Is A Gift, This Book Is Boring and This Book Is Mine!, the last three dated 2026. Keres is credited on every title, and the run stays active.

Ron Rash

24 books

Ron Rash is an American writer working in three forms: poetry, short fiction and the novel. Rash holds the Parris Distinguished Professorship in Appalachian Cultural Studies at Western Carolina University, and mountain life, town life and regional history run through the writing. His 24 catalogued books open with the 1994 story collection The Night the New Jesus Fell to Earth, take in the poetry of Eureka Mill (1998) and the novels One Foot in Eden (2002), Saints at the River (2004) and Serena (2008), and end at The Caretaker (2023).

Ron Ripley has 136 books in the catalogue, published from 2015 to 2025. Boylan House (2015) is listed first, and early titles include Sherman's Library (2015), Kurkow Prison (2016) and Middlebury Sanitarium (2016). Ripley's series include Berkley Street, Haunted Collection, Haunted Village, Moving In, Tormented Souls, Soul Collector, Tavern of Terror and Terror in the Shadows. Blood Debt (2025) is the newest title.

Ron Roy, born 1940, is an American children's writer working mostly in mystery. Three series carry the name: A to Z Mysteries from 1997, Capital Mysteries from 2001 and Calendar Mysteries from 2009, with A to Z Animal Mysteries and an A to Z Super Edition line alongside. Roy taught fourth grade in Connecticut for ten years, sold a first book in 1978 and wrote full time after that. The catalogue holds 90 titles dated 1978 to 2024, short at a median 84 pages, and reaches Dolphin Detectives (2024).

Ron Rozelle is an American author, newspaper columnist and educator. Rozelle grew up in Oakwood, Texas and graduated from Sam Houston State University, then taught English at Palestine High School and later at Brazoswood High School in Lake Jackson, Texas. Sam Houston State University's College of Education named Rozelle its Distinguished Educator of the Year in 2017, and the 2022 Summerlee Book Prize for Creative Writing followed. Ten books are catalogued between 2000 and 2021, among them A Place Apart (2001), Description & Setting (2005), My Boys and Girls Are in There (2012) and Leaving the Country of Sin (2021), indexed under biography, authorship, Texas and hurricanes.

Ron Schwab has 39 catalogued books, all published since 2015. Four appeared in that first year: Ghosts Around the Campfire, Last Will, Night of the Coyote and Sioux Sunrise. Seven series carry the name, among them the Law Wranglers, the Lockes, the Coyote Saga, Sandhills Justice and the Lucky Five. The Assassin's House (2026) is the newest title, and Schwab is actively publishing.

Rona Halsall's catalogue holds 16 books published between 2018 and 2026, from Keep You Safe (2018) to The New Friend (2026). Love You Gone (2018), Her Mother's Lies (2019), The Honeymoon (2019), One Mistake (2020), The Ex-Boyfriend (2020), The Liar's Daughter, also published as The Missing Sister (2021), The Guest Room (2022), The Wife Next Door (2022) and The Bigamist (2023) fill out the run. Halsall is still publishing.

Rona Randall was the main pen name of British novelist Rona Shambrook, born Rona Green on 16 June 1911, who published gothic and romance novels plus some non-fiction from 1942 to 2001 and also wrote as Virginia Standage. Her novel Broken Tapestry won the Romantic Novel of the Year Award in 1970. The catalogue here holds 41 titles published between 1947 and 2005, opening with She Married a Doctor (1947); doctors, nurses, love triangles and gothic suspense recur across it. The Potters is her one named series.

The Holocaust and its long aftermath are Ronald H. Balson's subject. Liam Taggart, a private investigator, and Catherine Lockhart, a lawyer, work the cases across most of the catalogue, from Once We Were Brothers (2010) through Saving Sophie, Karolina's Twins, The Girl from Berlin and Eli's Promise. Poland, wartime atrocity and survivors' claims supply the material. Ten titles reach The Righteous (2025).

Ronald Malfi

30 books• 3 series

Ronald Malfi is an American novelist working across horror, thriller, mainstream and literary fiction. Haunted houses, ghosts, plagues and crimes against children run through the books. Malfi is also a musician, having fronted the Baltimore band Nellie Blide and now the project Veer, and lives in Maryland. Thirty-one catalogued titles start at The Space Between (2000) and take in Floating Staircase (2010), Snow (2010) and The Ascent (2010).

Roni Loren writes erotic and contemporary romance. The catalogue lists 26 books from Crash Into You (2012) to Good Girl Fail (2023), with Fall Into You, Melt Into You and Still Into You also dated 2012. Loving On The Edge, Ones Who Got Away, Say Everything and Pleasure Principle are the series. Love triangles, victims of crimes and women social workers appear in the subject tags.

Ronie Kendig writes Christian suspense and espionage thrillers, and the catalogue lists 41 books from Dead Reckoning (2009) to Achilles (2026). Digitalis and Nightshade followed in 2010, and later titles include Trinity: Military War Dog (2012), Talon: Combat Tracking Team (2013) and Beowulf: Explosives Detection Dog (2014). Series include Discarded Heroes, Breed Apart, Quiet Professionals, Tox Files, Operation Zulu Redemption, Droseran Saga, Abiassa's Fire, Book of the Wars and Helios Requiem. Subjects include the intelligence service, national security, cyber intelligence, dogs in war use and science fiction.

Ronnie Ashmore's catalogue holds 25 books published between 2020 and 2025. Family Secrets (2020) opens it, and A Bullet for Malo, Colby Nights, Duty Bound, Fighting Men, Last Stand for a Bad Man, Texas 1857 and The Claren Range Dispute all carry 2022 dates. Six series headings run through the work: Texas Ranger Bo Hawkins Western, John Riley Bounty Hunter, Sam Bolton Ex-Texas Ranger, Jim Long Westerns, Colby PD and Joe Langley. The Angel of Highpoint (2025) is the newest listing and the catalogue is active.

Rory Clements is a British writer of historical fiction working across three series and a set of standalone novels. John Shakespeare, begun with Martyr (2009), is set in the Elizabethan era; Tom Wilde is a Second World War espionage sequence; the Sebastian Wolff crime novels take place in Nazi Germany of the 1930s. Clements has 19 catalogued books spanning 2009 to Invitation from a Dictator (2026), and has twice won the Crime Writers' Association Historical Dagger.

Rosa Lee has 14 catalogued books, all published between 2021 and 2025. Hunted (2021) is the earliest title listed and Fractured Constellations (2025) the most recent. Lee's work divides into four series: Highgate Preparatory Academy, Shadowmen, the Dead Soldiers vs Tailors Duet, and Dark Retellings. Every catalogued title dates from the 2020s, and the catalogue is marked as ongoing.

Rosa Milano published 16 catalogued books between 2021 and 2023. Captured by the Mafia Boss (2021) is the first, and Nanny For My Billionaire Boss (2023) the latest. Series under the name are Italian Mob Daddies, Obsessive Mobster, Pavlov Bravta and Chicago Single Dad Billionaires. In Debt to the Mafia (2021), The Mafia Don's Bride (2021) and Claimed by the Mafia King (2022) are among the titles. No Rosa Milano book is listed after 2023.

Rosalie Redd is catalogued with 16 books published between 2015 and 2020. Three series carry the name: Warriors of Lemuria, Gargoyle Night Guardians and Interstellar Lovers. The run opens at Untouchable Lover (2015) and closes at Issac (2020), with Unforgettable Lover (2016), Clone Me a Lover (2017), Undeniable Lover (2017) and Concealed (2018) in between. Five books carry a page count, at a median of 252 pages.

Rosalie Rose is credited with 24 books published between 2020 and 2024. Russian Bratva Boss's Virgin (2020) opens the catalogue and Pregnant by the Italian Mafia Enemy (2024) is the newest entry. Baby Daughters for the Russian Bratva Boss (2021), Irish Mafia Boss's Secret Child (2021), Owned by the Russian Hitman (2021) and Stolen By the Scottish Mafia Boss (2021) fall among the earlier titles. Bratva Bosses, Scottish Mafia Dons and Irish Dons are the three series recorded under Rose, and the listing remains open.

Rosalind James writes romance, and rugby players, nannies and Idaho appear among the catalogue's subject headings. The 45 James books begin with Just This Once (2012) and run to Just Watch Me (2026). The series list covers New Zealand Ever After, Portland Devils, Paradise, Idaho, Sinful, Montana and Not Quite A Billionaire, and Escape to New Zealand is also linked. Just for Fun, Just for Now and Just Good Friends date from the first year.

Rosalind Laker is the pen name of Barbara Ovstedal, who published earlier as Barbara Paul and as Barbara Douglas, then settled on the Laker name once Barbara Paul had gained recognition. Historical romance and family sagas fill the 34 catalogued books, which open with Sovereign's Key (1969) and take in Warwyck's Wife (1974) and the Warwycks series. France, Norway and the Second World War run through the subjects, and The Sugar Pavilion and To Dance with Kings sit among the titles. Ovstedal lived from 1921 to 2012.

Rosalind Lauer writes Amish romance set in Lancaster County, Pennsylvania. A Simple Winter (2011) opens 10 catalogued books that reach The Love of a Good Amish Woman (2022). Three series divide the run: Seasons of Lancaster, Lancaster Crossroads and Joyful River. Widows, brothers, accidents and women journalists appear among the subjects, and no title has been added since 2022.

Rosalind R.J Noonan writes the Alice Pepper Lonely Hearts and Puzzle Club Mystery series and the Laura Mori Mysteries. Subject tags on the work include family life, single mothers, female friendship, military families, war widows and the Iraq War. One September Morning (2009), In A Heartbeat (2010), The Daughter She Used To Be (2011), All She Ever Wanted (2012) and And Then She Was Gone (2013) are among the titles. Malice in Puzzle Land (2026) is the newest book, and Noonan is still publishing.

Dusty Answer (1927), Rosamond Lehmann's first novel, caused a scandal on publication. Lehmann, born Rosamond Nina Lehmann on 3 February 1901, was an English novelist and translator who died on 12 March 1990. After the debut, Lehmann became an established literary figure and grew close to members of the Bloomsbury set. The Ballad and the Source (1944) drew especially strong critical praise. The catalogue lists 16 books through Rosamond Lehmann's Album (1986), including A Note in Music (1930), Invitation to the Waltz (1932), The Weather in the Streets (1936) and The Echoing Grove (1953), with the Olivia Curtis and Rebecca Landon series.

Fantasy is the register of Rosamund Hodge's 8 catalogued books, which the listing also files under children's fiction, magic, assassins, forced marriage, kings and rulers, conspiracies and the Beauty and the Beast tale. Cruel Beauty (2014) opens the run, joined in the same year by Desires and Dreams and Powers, Gilded Ashes and Good Night, Sweet Prince. Crimson Bound followed in 2015. Bright Smoke, Cold Fire (2016) also names a series in the catalogue. Endless Water, Starless Sky (2018) and What Monstrous Gods (2024) close the listed run, and Hodge is recorded as still publishing.

Rosamund Lupton is a British writer who studied literature at Cambridge University. Four novels are catalogued: Sister (2010), Afterwards (2011), The Quality of Silence (2015) and Three Hours (2020). Psychological suspense is the form, with sisters, mothers and daughters, arson, murder and a deaf child among the subjects.

Rosamunde Pilcher published early titles under the name Jane Fraser, starting with Dangerous Intruder and The Brown Fields in 1951. The catalogue lists 31 books through to A Place Like Home in 2021. Love stories, families and English social life supply the subjects, and the 1950s were the busiest decade of the list.

Historical western romance is Rosanne Bittner's field, set on the American frontier among pioneers, outlaws and the Indians of North America, the Dakota among them. Savage Destiny, Blue Hawk Saga, Westward America, Outlaw Trail and the Arizona Saga carry the longer stories. Sixty-eight books run from Sweet Prairie Passion (1983) to Shadow Trail (2023), several of the early ones published as F. Rosanne Bittner.

Rosanne Parry writes animal survival stories for readers in grades 3 to 5. Four books make up the catalogue: A Wolf Called Wander and A Whale of the Wild, both 2021, A Horse Named Sky in 2024 and A Wolf Called Fire in 2025. Survival, siblings and the natural world are the recurring subjects, and the catalogue is ongoing.

Rosaria Munda writes fantasy for younger readers. The Aurelian Cycle runs to three books, Fireborne (2019), Flamefall (2021) and Furysong (2022), and puts dragons and orphans at its centre. Confessions of a Junior Spy (2025) starts a second series and is the newest of 4 catalogued titles. The median Munda book runs to 392 pages, and Munda remains actively publishing.

Rose Donovan writes mystery and detective fiction, the one subject the catalogue records. Donovan has 10 catalogued books published between 2017 and 2023, all credited to Donovan. Ruby Dove Mysteries and 1930s Partners in Spying Mystery are the two series filed under the name. Eight titles open on The Mystery of Ruby's: Sugar (2017), Mistletoe (2018), Port (2018), Smoke (2018), Stiletto (2018), Tracks (2018), Mask (2019) and Roulette (2019). Death in Velvet (2021) and The Art of Murder (2023) close the run.

Rose Estes writes fantasy and science fiction, in full-length novels and in multiple-choice gamebooks. Dungeon of Dread (1982) opens the catalogue, one of four Estes titles dated that year alongside Mountain of Mirrors, Pillars of Pentegarn and Return to Brookmere. Recorded subjects tie the early run to Dungeons and Dragons and to the Endless Quest plot-your-own format. The catalogue holds 32 books through to On Arena (2009), with Saga of the Lost Lands, Katherine Sinclair and Iron Dragons recorded as series. The list is marked likely complete.

Rose Pearson has 91 books catalogued, all published from 2018 to 2026. The earliest titles, dated 2018, include A Rogue for a Lady, Mending the Duke, In the Arms of an Earl and The Reluctant Marquess. Series under Pearson's name include Convenient Arrangements, Landon House, Waltzing With Wallflowers, Whispers of the Ton, Spinsters Guild, Soldiers and Sweethearts and Bluestocking Book Club. The newest listed book is The Earl's Unwritten Vow (2026).

Rose Pressey writes mysteries with women sleuths and ghosts, and subjects include vintage clothing, private investigators, spirits, cats, Georgia and Miami. The catalogue holds 105 books from My Haunted Family (2007) to Where the Haunted Walk (2026), the latter credited as Rose Betancourt. Series include Ghostly Haunted Tour Guide Mystery, Haunted Vintage Mystery, Halloween LaVeau, Maggie, P.I. Mystery, Larue Donavan, Rylie Cruz and Mystic Cafe. How to Date a Vampire (2011) is among the titles.

Dame Rose Tremain, born in 1943, is an English novelist and short story writer and a former Chancellor of the University of East Anglia. Prizes have followed steadily: the Giles Cooper Award in 1984, the James Tait Black Memorial Prize in 1992, the Whitbread in 1999 and the Orange Prize in 2008. Thirty-three titles are catalogued, from The Fight For Freedom For Women (1973) to The Housekeeper (2026), among them Letter to Sister Benedicta (1978), The Swimming Pool Season (1985), Restoration (1989) and Sadler's Birthday (1991).

Christian historical romance is where Roseanna White's catalogue sits, with women spies, the First World War, heiresses and aristocracy among the recorded subjects. The listing runs to 41 books, opening with A Stray Drop of Blood (2005) and reaching The Final Cut (2026). Culper Ring, Ladies of the Manor, Shadows Over England, Codebreakers, Secrets of the Isles and Imposters are among the series under the White name. White is recorded as ongoing.

Roseanne A. Brown, born 26 August 1995, is a Ghanaian American writer of fantasy, science fiction and young adult fiction. The debut novel A Song of Wraiths and Ruin (2020) reached the New York Times bestseller list, and A Psalm of Storms and Silence (2021) followed it. Three series stand in the catalogue: A Song of Wraiths and Ruin, Serwa Boateng and Godsgift Cycle, with epic fantasy, paranormal romance and children's fiction the recorded subjects. Ten books are listed, reaching Ghost-Spider: Broken Chords in 2026, and By Divine Rage is scheduled for 2027.

Rosemary A. Johns is a USA Today bestselling, award-winning author of steamy romance, fantasy romance and romantic comedies. Pack Bonds, Rebel Demons, Rebel Gods and Rebel Werewolves are among the series named as bestsellers, and the catalogue lists 61 books from Blood Dragons (2016) to Rogue & Her Hunters (2026), with Blaze & Her Billionaires due in 2027. Other series include Oxford Magic Kitten Mysteries, Rebel Angels, Rebel Vampires, Wickedly Charmed and Shadow Kings. Johns studied history at Oxford University, has run a theatre company, has been a traditionally published writer and lives in the English countryside.

Rosemary Aubert was a Canadian-American author, poet and critic, born in Niagara Falls, New York, on 4 May 1946, who died on 13 March 2024. Aubert lived in Canada for more than 40 years and taught novel writing in Toronto. The Ellis Portal crime novels are the work most associated with Aubert, and The Feast of Stephen won the 1999 Arthur Ellis Award for Best Novel. The short story The Midnight Boat to Palermo had won the Arthur Ellis Award for Best Crime Short Story in 1995. The catalogue lists 12 books from Firebrand (1986) to The Light in Trieste (2020).

Sweet Savage Love (1974) opened Rosemary Rogers's career and the historical romance line the subject tags call bodice ripper. Rogers wrote 27 catalogued titles through to SAPPHIRE (2020), among them the Legend of Morgan-Challenger books, the Russian Connection and the Logan-Campbell duology. Dark romance, western settings, nobility and alpha male leads mark the subject tags. No new Rogers title has appeared since 2020.

Two bodies of work sit under Rosemary Rowe, who also publishes as Rosemary Aitken. The Libertus Mystery of Roman Britain novels follow Libertus through murder investigations in Roman Britain, beginning with The Germanicus Mosaic (1999) and continuing in A Pattern of Blood (2000), Murder in the Forum (2001) and The Chariots of Calyx (2002). The Cornish Sagas take in Cornwall and the First World War, starting with The Girl from Penvarris (1995). The catalogue runs to 36 books, ending with The Rewards of Treachery (2023).

Rosemary Simpson writes historical mystery, most of it in the Gilded Age Mystery series set in New York. What the Dead Leave Behind (2017) starts that run, which continues through Lies That Comfort and Betray (2018), Death Brings a Shadow (2019), Death, Diamonds, and Deception (2020) and Murder Wears a Hidden Face (2023). The catalogue holds 12 books in all, opening with The Seven Hills of Paradise (1980) and reaching In Deadly Fashion in 2025, with the Fourth Crusade among its historical subjects.

Rosemary Sullivan is a Canadian poet, biographer and anthologist, born in 1947, and a professor emerita at the University of Toronto Mississauga. The catalogue holds 14 books from Theodore Roethke: The Garden Master (1975) to The Betrayal of Anne Frank: A Cold Case Investigation (2022). The biographies By Heart: Elizabeth Smart, A Life (1991) and Shadow Maker: The Life of Gwendolyn MacEwan (1995) are listed, as are Blue Panic, The Bone Ladder and Cuba: Grace Under Pressure. Subject tags add poetry, essays, criticism and travel.

Rosemary Sutcliff (1920-1992) was an English novelist known above all for children's books, and within them for historical fiction and retellings of myth and legend. Some of the novels were written for adults; in a 1986 interview Sutcliff said the books were for children of all ages, from nine to ninety. The catalogue holds 56 titles between 1950 and 1997, opening with The Chronicles of Robin Hood (1950) and taking in The Eagle of the Ninth (1954), Outcast (1955), Beowulf: Dragonslayer (1956) and The Shield Ring (1956) before Sword Song (1997). Three series are catalogued: Marcus / Eagle of the Ninth, the Roman Britain Trilogy and the Arthurian books. Sutcliff was runner-up for the Hans Christian Andersen Medal in 1974.

Roshani Chokshi

18 books• 4 series

Roshani Chokshi, born February 14, 1991, is an American children's author and a New York Times bestselling author. The catalogue lists 18 Chokshi books from The Vishakanya's Choice (2015) to The Swan's Daughter (2026). Series include the Pandava Quartet, The Star-Touched Queen and The Gilded Wolves, and titles include Aru Shah and the End of Time (2018) and The Gilded Wolves (2019). Subjects include fantasy, magic, the supernatural, demonology and fate.

Rosie A. Point writes cozy mysteries, most of them built around food. 106 catalogued books open with The Fiesta Burger Murder (2017), followed by Creepy Cake Murder (2019), Marzipan and Murder (2019), Murder and Meringue Cake (2019), Murder By Chocolate (2019) and Murder Under the Mistletoe (2019). Series include Bite-sized Bakery, Burger Bar, Sleepy Creek, Mission Inn-Possible, Romano's Family Restaurant and Sunny Side Up. Murder Among Friends is scheduled for 2027.

Rosie Archer writes historical sagas of the Second World War set in England, tagged in the catalogue with female friendship and romance. The 17 catalogued books start with The Munitions Girls and The Canary Girls in 2015 and reach The Field Girls (2025). The listed series are Bluebird Girls, Timber Girls, Picture House Girls and Ferry Girls, and the catalogue also records Bomb Girls under characters. The Factory Girls (2016), The Ferry Girls (2017) and The Narrowboat Girls (2019) are among the titles, and Archer is still publishing.

Rosie Banks published 34 children's books across two years, 2014 and 2015, pitched at grades 1 to 3. Magic places name most of them: Enchanted Palace, Cloud Island, Magic Mountain, Mermaid Reef, Unicorn Valley, Bubble Volcano, Dream Dale and Emerald Unicorn. Fairies, unicorns and mermaids run through the titles, and Pixie Spell (2015) is the last dated entry. The Rosie Banks catalogue reads as complete.

Rosie Clarke writes family sagas set in London and the English countryside, many of them running through the two world wars. Early titles appeared under the name Linda Sole, Lovers and Sinners (1992) among them. Fifty-six books are catalogued across the Mulberry Lane, Welcome To Harpers Emporium, Blackberry Farm, Dressmakers Alley, Workshop Girls and Women at War series, reaching Duty and Dreams at Harpers (2026), with Healing Hearts on Blackberry Farm scheduled for 2027.

Contemporary romance is the subject tag on the work of Rosie Danan, who has 6 catalogued books from 2020 to 2026. The Roommate (2020) comes first, followed by The Intimacy Experiment (2021) and Do Your Worst (2023). All Wrapped Up in You and Fan Service both appeared in 2025, and Villain Edit (2026) is the newest title. Rosie Danan remains active.

The Beggar Sisters (2018) is the first of 19 books catalogued for Rosie Darling. Titles that follow include The Christmas Orphan (2018), The Pickpocket Girl (2018), The Mudlark Orphan (2019), The Toymaker's Daughter (2019) and The Workhouse Daughter (2019). The newest listed book is The Orphan's Retribution (2026). Rosie Darling is still publishing, at a rate of roughly two to three books a year.

Rosie Goodwin writes historical family sagas set in England, with recorded subjects covering the Second World War, social conditions, household employees and family life. The catalogue lists 51 books from The Bad Apple (2004) to Finding May, scheduled for 2027. Days of the Week, Precious Stones, Dilly's Story, Flower Girls and Claire McMullen are the series recorded, and a colouring-book strand sits alongside the novels.

The Little Duck Pond Cafe is the one series in Rosie Green's catalogue, and the titles track the calendar through it: Spring, Summer, Christmas and Snowed in at The Little Duck Pond Cafe all appeared in 2018, followed by A Bakery, A Winter Wedding, Confetti and Bonfires & Hot Chocolate in 2019. Green has 53 catalogued books since 2018, with First Dance at the Christmas Ball published in 2026 and Healing, Happiness & Honey Cake scheduled for 2027.

Rosie Hendry's catalogue opens with East End Angels (2017) and reaches Wedding Celebrations at Rookery House (2026), 19 books in all. Four series appear under the Hendry name: East End Angels, Rookery House, Women on the Home Front and A Home from Home. Christmas with the East End Angels and Secrets of the East End Angels were published in 2018, and Victory for the East End Angels in 2019. A Wartime Christmas at Rookery House and A Wartime Welcome at Rookery House both date from 2022. Hendry is still publishing.

Rosie Lewis writes true accounts of foster care in Britain. Abused and neglected children, foster and adoptive parents, and the families around them fill 10 books, from Helpless: A True Short Story (2013) through Trapped, Torn, Taken and Broken to Silenced in 2022. Nothing has been added since 2022.

Rosie Meleady has 15 catalogued books, published from 2020 to 2026. Why Are We Here? (2020) is the first title, and What Have We Done? followed in 2021. Three series appear under the Meleady name: A Rosie Life In Italy, Hero-Scopes: Romantic Comedy and Deadly Wedding Cozy Mystery. A Brush With Death and A Nun-Holy Murder came out in 2021. Potatoes, Pizza and Poteen, Should I Stay or Should I Go and The Cosmo Club date from 2022, and Bell's Bull and Laura's Lion from 2023. The catalogue marks Meleady as still publishing.

Rosie Swan has 21 catalogued books published between 2020 and 2026, with Victorian Historical Christmas Romance the one series listed. Isadora's Christmas Plight (2020) opens the catalogue and The Hazelwood Girl (2026) is the newest title. Orphans recur across the listed titles: An Orphan's Escape (2021), Cotton Girl Orphan & The Stolen Man (2021), Orphan Christmas Miracle (2021), The Orphan Girl's Winter Secret (2021) and The Dancing Orphan's Second Chance (2022). Titles arrive an average of 0.3 years apart, and Swan is actively publishing.

Rosie Thomas is the pen name of Janey King, a British journalist and romance novelist born in Denbigh, Wales, in 1947. Janey King has twice won the Romantic Novel of the Year award and ranks among the 100 authors most borrowed from United Kingdom libraries. The catalogue opens with Celebration and Love's Choice in 1982, and later novels include The White Dove (1986), Bad Girls Good Women (1988) and All My Sins Remembered (1992). Female friendship, London and family life appear in the subjects, and Illusionists is a listed series.