Authors whose first name starts with R, page 2 of 6

Rainbow Rowell

35 books• 6 series

Rainbow Rowell, born February 24, 1973, is an American author of young adult and adult contemporary novels. Eleanor & Park (2012), Fangirl (2013) and Carry On (2015) drew critical acclaim. Rowell also wrote Marvel Comics' Runaways from its 2017 revival and She-Hulk from 2022 to 2024, and the catalogue carries both as graphic novel series, starting with Runaways, Vol. 1: Find Your Way Home (2018). The list holds 35 titles, from Attachments (2011) through Landline (2014) and Pumpkinheads (2019) to Think Of The Children (2026). Simon Snow and Fangirl: The Manga are the other series.

Raine Miller writes erotic and contemporary romance, 25 books of it catalogued between 2012 and 2024. The Blackstone Affair opens the run with Naked and All In (both 2012), and the Rothvale Legacy, Blackstone Dynasty, Vegas Crush and Wedding Night Diaries series follow. Models, businessmen and sport turn up among the subjects, and Christmas Crush (2024) is the newest title.

Ralph Compton is the name on 72 catalogued Western novels published between 1992 and 2022. The Goodnight Trail (1992) opens the run, which continues through The Western Trail (1992), The Bandera Trail and The Chisholm Trail (1993), and closes with Stagecoach Revenge (2022). Subject tags cover Western stories, cattle drives and cattle trails, outlaws, revenge and historical fiction. Trail Drive and Sundown Riders are recurring headings, alongside Gunfighter, Border Empire, Danny Duggin and the Buck Fletcher Series. The Ralph Compton listing is dormant.

Ralph Cotton (1945-2024) was an American writer of westerns. The debut novel, While Angels Dance: The Life and Times of Jeston Nash, appeared from St. Martin's Press in 1994, and more than 80 novels followed, three of them carrying Ralph Compton's byline after Compton died. 75 titles are catalogued here, through to Gunman's Pass (2022). Ranger Sam Burrack is the recurring lead, with the Jeston Nash, Will Summers, Sherman Dahl, Gun Culture, Long Riders and Dead Or Alive sequences alongside. Arizona Rangers, outlaws, gunfights and frontier life carry the subject tags.

Ralph McInerny (February 24, 1929 to January 29, 2010) was an American novelist and a professor of philosophy at the University of Notre Dame. Father Dowling is the priest at the centre of the most popular McInerny mysteries, which were adapted as the Father Dowling Mysteries television series from 1987 to 1991. The catalogue holds 110 books from Jolly Rogerson (1967) to A Student's Guide to Philosophy (2014), including philosophy titles such as Thomism in an Age of Renewal (1968). Other series include Sister Mary Teresa, Andrew Broom and Notre Dame. McInerny also used the pen names Monica Quill, Harry Austin, Matthew FitzRalph, Ernan Mackey and Edward Mackin.

Ramona Emerson writes the Rita Todacheene series. Two books are catalogued: Shutter (2022) and Exposure (2024), two years apart. The series is Emerson's only one, and it continues.

Ramsey Campbell

96 books• 6 series

Ramsey Campbell, born 4 January 1946, is an English horror writer, editor and critic with more than sixty years of published work behind him. Campbell has written over 30 novels and hundreds of short stories, many of them award winners, and three of the novels have been adapted into films. T.E.D. Klein placed Campbell at the head of the field, writing that Campbell reigns supreme in it today. The listing holds 96 titles from The Inhabitant of the Lake and Less Welcome Tenants (1964) to An Echo of Children (2025), and it includes anthology volumes Campbell edited as well as titles published under the name Carl Dreadstone.

Randall Silvis is an American novelist, poet and teacher of creative writing. The Ryan DeMarco Mysteries are his main crime series, set around Pennsylvania and turning on murder investigations and missing persons, and a separate sequence casts Edgar Allan Poe as an investigator, beginning with On Night's Shore (2001). Twenty-nine catalogued titles run from Luckiest Man in the World (1984) to The Deepest Black (2022).

Randy Alcorn

59 books• 2 series

Randy Alcorn is an American Christian author of more than sixty fiction and non-fiction books, which have sold over 12 million copies in 70 languages. C.S. Lewis, A.W. Tozer and Francis Schaeffer are named as influences. Alcorn founded and directs Eternal Perspective Ministries, a nonprofit Bible teaching organization. The catalogue lists 59 Alcorn books, from Money, Possessions and Eternity (1989) to All God's Creatures (2026), including Deadline (1994), Dominion (1996), Safely Home (2001) and The Treasure Principle (2001). Ollie Chandler is the series on record, and subjects include heaven and wealth.

Legal thrillers written from a Christian standpoint make up most of Randy Singer's catalogue. Courtroom trials, murder cases, the insanity defence and questions of Christian life recur across 17 titles, beginning with Directed Verdict in 2002 and ending with Rule of Law in 2017. Singer also wrote non-fiction, including Made to Count: Discovering What to Do with Your Life in 2004. No new title has appeared since 2017.

Doc Ford, a marine biologist in Florida, anchors most of Randy Wayne White's fiction. White's 62 catalogued books also hold the Hannah Smith novels, the Sharks Incorporated books, the Dusky MacMorgan thrillers written as Randy Striker and the Hawker series written as Carl Ramm. The list begins in 1981 with Key West Connection and reaches Tomlinson's Wake in 2025.

Ransom Riggs

16 books• 4 series

Ransom Riggs, born February 3, 1979, is an American writer and filmmaker, and Miss Peregrine's Home for Peculiar Children (2011) is the Riggs book best known to readers. Hollow City (2014), Library of Souls (2015) and A Map of Days (2018) appear in the catalogue alongside graphic novel editions, Tales of the Peculiar (2016) and Miss Peregrine's Journal for Peculiar Children (2016). The list of 16 titles begins with The Sherlock Holmes Handbook (2009). The Sunderworld series reached a second volume in 2026.

Raven Kennedy is an internationally bestselling author working across fantasy, paranormal, contemporary, dark romance and romantic comedy. The catalogue lists 29 books from 2018 to The Sweetest Fiend (2026), beginning with Signs of Cupidity and Bonds of Cupidity in 2018. Kennedy's series include Plated Prisoner, Heart Hassle, Hellgate Guardians, Pack of Misfits, Savannah Heirs, Void Universe and Played by the Piper. Subjects include fae, magic, romantasy and why-choose romance. Kennedy was born and raised in California.

Raven Storm has 31 books catalogued from Military Engagement (2020) to The Lost Island (2026), filed under fantasy. Storm's series are Rise of the Drakens, Curse of the Dragons, Rise of the Alpha, Aggie's Boys, Blood of the Sirens, Royal Fae, Black Ledger and Demon Chronicles. Chained, Descent, Feud, The Lost Alliance, The Lost Kingdom and The Lost Siren all date from 2021, as does The 40-Year-Old Virgin Witch.

Ray Bradbury

132 books• 13 series

Fahrenheit 451 (1953) is the novel Ray Bradbury is best known for, alongside the short-story collections The Martian Chronicles (1950), The Illustrated Man (1951) and The October Country (1955). Bradbury (22 August 1920 – 5 June 2012) was an American author and screenwriter whose work covered fantasy, science fiction, horror, mystery and realistic fiction. Dandelion Wine (1957) is a coming-of-age novel, Something Wicked This Way Comes (1962) a dark fantasy, and Green Shadows, White Whale (1992) a fictionalized memoir. The catalogue reaches back to Kaleidoscope (1940) and Dark Carnival (1947), and Green Town and Crumley Mysteries are among the series.

Ray Celestin writes historical crime. The City Blues Quartet runs from The Axeman's Jazz (2014), also published as The Axeman, through Dead Man's Blues (2016) and The Mobster's Lament (2019) to Sunset Swing (2022), with New Orleans and Chicago among the settings named and serial murder investigation the recurring case. Palace of Shadows (2023) stands outside the quartet. Five books are catalogued in all, at a median of 498 pages, and nothing has followed since 2023.

Raya Morris Edwards has 22 catalogued books published between 2021 and 2027, across three series: Sovereign Mountain, King of Ice & Steel and the Welsh Kings. The run opens with Captured Darkness and Captured Light in 2021 and continues through the Captured titles of 2022 and 2023, reaching All These Gentle Birds (2026). Bluegrass Romeo is scheduled for 2027.

Raylin Marks has 19 books in the catalogue, published from 2018 to 2026. Life Blood (2018) comes first, followed by Blood Lust (2019), Blood Moon (2019) and First Bite (2019). Later titles include Dr. Mitchell (2020), Mr. Mitchell (2020), Dr. Brooks (2021) and Mr. Grayson (2021). Marks's series are Delights of Devils, Immortal Devotion and Billionaires' Club Holiday. The Holidays with Mr. Mitchell (2026) is the newest title.

Raymond Chandler

33 books• 5 series

Philip Marlowe is the private investigator of the hard-boiled fiction of Raymond Chandler (July 23, 1888 to March 26, 1959), an American-British novelist and screenwriter. Chandler turned to detective fiction in 1932 at age 44 after losing an oil company executive job in the Great Depression. The first short story, Blackmailers Don't Shoot, ran in the pulp magazine Black Mask in 1933, and the first novel, The Big Sleep, followed in 1939. Chandler published seven novels in life; Robert B. Parker completed an eighth. The catalogue lists 33 books through 2020, including short story collections and non-fiction.

Midkemia is the world Raymond E. Feist writes: epic fantasy of magicians, wizards and long imaginary wars, with Pug and Mara among its figures. The Riftwar opens the sequence in Magician: Apprentice and Magician: Master (1982), and the Serpentwar, Demonwar, Darkwar, Chaoswar, Dragonwar and Firemane sagas follow, with the Riftwar Legacy and the Conclave of Shadows between them. Thirty-four catalogued books reach A Darkness Returns in 2024.

Raymond Khoury writes thrillers that run historical secrets into present-day investigation, with the Templars a recurring thread. FBI agent Sean Reilly and archaeologist Tess Chaykin carry the Last Templar books: The Last Templar (2006), The Sanctuary (2007), The Sign (2009), The Templar Salvation (2010) and The Devil's Elixir (2011). 14 titles are catalogued, including graphic novel adaptations, and the last is The Ottoman Secret, also published as Empire of Lies.

Raymond L. Weil published 51 books between 2012 and 2022, according to the catalogue. The 2012 titles include Dragon Wars, Dark Star, First Contact and Snowden the White Dragon. Weil's series include Forgotten Empire, Slaver Wars, Galactic Empire Wars, Lost Fleet: Originator Wars, Star One, Moon Wreck, Earth Fall and Dragon Dreams. The Fall of the Confederation (2022) is the latest book, and the catalogue lists Weil as dormant.

Raynor Winn

3 books

Raynor Winn, born Sally Ann Winn in 1962 and also known as Sally Walker, is an English long-distance walker and writer. The Salt Path (2018), a part-autobiographical memoir and travel diary of a walk taken after her husband's terminal diagnosis of corticobasal degeneration and the loss of their home in North Wales, became a Sunday Times bestseller and reached UK cinemas as a film in 2025; a report in The Observer in July 2025 challenged the account of both those events. The Wild Silence (2020) and Landlines (2022) follow, with hiking, homelessness and wilderness survival across all three.

Rea Frey began in nonfiction and moved to suspense. The early books are health and lifestyle titles, The Cheat Sheet (2011) on male psychology and sexual behaviour, Power Vegan (2013) on vegan cooking, and Detox Before You're Expecting (2015) on prenatal care. From Not Her Daughter (2018) onward the work is thriller and suspense fiction: Because You're Mine (2019), Until I Find You (2020), Secrets of Our House (2022), The Other Year (2023) and Don't Forget Me (2024). Twelve books are catalogued through 2026, at a median 328 pages.

Rebecca Alexander writes in two lines. The Secrets of Life and Death (2013), The Secrets of Blood and Bone (2014) and The Secrets of Time and Fate (2016) are supernatural thrillers with historical strands, joined by A Baby's Bones (2015) and A Shroud of Leaves (2019); the Jackdaw Hammond and Sage Westfield series group that earlier work. The later books run to the Island Cottage and Wildflower Secrets series, several of them titled for a cottage by the sea. Fifteen titles are catalogued through The Midwife at Ivy Cottage (2026).

Rebecca Connolly writes historical romance, and the subject tags point to the Regency period and London. An Arrangement of Sorts (2015) is the first catalogued title. Series include Arrangements, Spinster Chronicles, London League and Cornwall Brides. Married to the Marquess (2015), Secrets of a Spinster (2016) and A Season in London (2018) are among the titles. Espionage thrillers and romantic suspense also appear in the subjects.

Rebecca Deel's catalogue is built from four series: Fortress Security, Fortress Security: Artemis, Otter Creek and Maple Valley Search and Rescue. It holds 45 books published between 2015 and 2026. Nine titles carry a 2015 date, among them Midnight Escape, Midnight Reckoning, Midnight Rendezvous, Best Served Cold, Fatal Legacy, Hidden Target, Payback, Witness and Written in Blood. In Plain Sight followed in 2016, and Day of Reckoning is dated 2026.

Rebecca F. Kenney is filed under romance, with 8 books catalogued between 2021 and 2023. Bride to the Fiend Prince (2021) is the earliest. Six titles carry a 2022 date: Captive of the Pirate King, Healer to the Ash King, Jailer to the Death God, Pawn of the Cruel Princess, Prize of the Warlord and The Warlord's Treasure. Slayer of the Pirate Lord (2023) is the most recent, and nothing has been listed since, so the entry is dormant.

Rebecca Forster started in romance and moved to legal thrillers. The Josie Bates books put a Los Angeles woman lawyer at the centre of criminal cases, and the O'Brien/Anderson and Bailey Devlin sequences follow. 36 titles are catalogued from A Delicate Matter (1989) to The 9th Witness (2024), the early run taking in Golden Threads (1992), Beyond Malice (1994) and Dreams (1995). California settings, marriage and the law are the standing subjects.

Rebecca Jenshak writes romance, with 42 books catalogued from 2017 to 2027. Spar and Sweat (both 2017) are the first titles, followed by Drive Me Crazy, Electric Blue Love and The Assist (2018). The Fadeaway, The Fake and The Tip-Off appeared in 2019. Faking for Now (2026) is the latest release, and For the Record is due in 2027. Series include Smart Jocks, Wildcat Hockey, Moonshot Hockey, Campus Nights, Campus Wallflowers, Holiday with the Players, Frost Lake High, Sweetbriar Lake and Holland Brothers.

Rebecca Kertz writes Amish and Christian romance, with 19 catalogued books running from Noah's Sweetheart (2013) to Her Amish Winter Match (2025). Jedidiah's Bride came next in 2014, then The Amish Mother and A Wife for Jacob in 2015. Kertz writes the Women of Lancaster County series. Subjects name Pennsylvania, widows, teachers, and clean and wholesome contemporary romance.

Rebecca Quinn writes post-apocalyptic fiction. Three books stand in the catalogue: Ensnared (2023) and Entangled (2023), numbered as the first two in the sequence, and the prequel Day Death (2025). The run is ongoing.

Rebecca Raisin writes contemporary romance, and Christmas stories and bakers turn up among the subjects. The 28 catalogued books start with Christmas at the Gingerbread Café (2013) and run to The Little Porto Book Club (2026), with The Way Back to You due in 2027. Series listed are Gingerbread Cafe, At Cedarwood Lodge, Little Paris Collection and Travelling Shops. Other titles include The Bookshop on the Corner, Secrets at Maple Syrup Farm and The Little Bookshop on the Seine.

Rebecca Regnier writes women's fiction, including a witch-themed series whose titles run to puns. Widow's Bay opens the catalogue with Coven Mitt (2018) and Resting Witch Face (2018), then Late Broomers (2019), Wands Have More Fun (2019) and Spell Like Hotcakes (2020). Twenty-one books span 2018 to 2026, with the Summer Cottage, Haven Beach and North of Forty-Nine series making up the rest.

Rebecca Roanhorse

14 books• 6 series

Rebecca Roanhorse, born Rebecca Parish on 23 September 1971, is an American science fiction and fantasy writer from New Mexico and a winner of both the Hugo and Nebula Awards. Roanhorse's stories and novels feature Navajo and other Indigenous American characters and rework Indigenous myth. Trail of Lightning (2018) and Black Sun (2020) are the best-known works. The catalogue lists 14 books from Welcome to Your Authentic Indian Experience™ (2017) to Edge of the Abyss (2026), including Storm of Locusts (2019), Race to the Sun (2020) and Fevered Star (2022). Sixth World and Between Earth and Sky are the series.

Rebecca Ross writes young adult fantasy. The Queen's Rising (2018) opens the first series, A River Enchanted (2022) begins Elements of Cadence, and Divine Rivals (2023) starts Letters of Enchantment. Nine catalogued books run to Wild Reverence in 2025, long at a median 480 pages, with imaginary kingdoms, family secrets and war among the subjects.

Rebecca Serle is an American novelist and television writer with 11 catalogued books, from When You Were Mine (2012) to Once and Again (2026). The Famous in Love series became a young adult television series on Freeform, and In Five Years (2020) was a New York Times best seller. Other titles include The Edge of Falling (2014), The Dinner List (2018), One Italian Summer (2022), The Magician (2023) and Expiration Dates (2024). Love, fame, dating, family problems and high schools are recorded subjects.

English village life is Rebecca Shaw's subject: clergy, the parish church, veterinary practice and the people of two invented places, Turnham Malpas and Barleybridge. Shaw wrote 28 novels for Orion Publishing Group and sold more than a million copies, plus three standalone ebooks. The New Rector (1994) opens Tales from Turnham Malpas, and Talk of the Village (1996), Village Secrets (1998), Scandal In The Village (1999) and Village Gossip (2000) follow. The catalogue holds 29 titles at a median of 280 pages.

Rebecca Solnit

30 books• 1 series

Rebecca Solnit is an American writer and activist, born in 1961, whose subjects include feminism, the environment, politics, place and art. River of Shadows won the 2004 National Book Critics Circle Award in Criticism. A Paradise Built in Hell (2009, revised 2020) examines how communities help one another after disasters, The Faraway Nearby (2013) is a memoir, and Men Explain Things to Me (2014) collects essays on feminism and women's writing. The catalogue lists 30 titles, beginning with Secret Exhibition (1991) and including Savage Dreams (1994), Wanderlust: A History of Walking (2001) and A Field Guide to Getting Lost (2005). The Beginning Comes After the End (2026) is the newest.

Fantasy is Rebecca Thorne's genre, and the Tomes & Tea cozy fantasies are her best-represented series, running from Can't Spell Treason Without Tea (2022) through A Pirate's Life for Tea (2023) to Alchemy and a Cup of Tea (2025). Thorne's 11 catalogued books span 2021 to 2026 and also cover the Titan's Wrath Trilogy and Moss'd in Space. The Secrets of Star Whales (2021) is the earliest title and This Crimson Ruin (2026) the newest.

Rebecca Tope is a British crime novelist and journalist. Four detectives hold her series together: Den Cooper, a Devon police officer; Drew Slocombe, a nurse turned undertaker; Thea Osborne, a Cotswolds house sitter; and a Lake District florist. Tope also ghost-wrote the novels drawn from the ITV series Rosemary and Thyme. Her catalogue reaches 56 books, from A Dirty Death (1999) to The Langdale Legacy (2026), and remains ongoing.

Rebecca Yarros

31 books• 10 series

Rebecca Yarros, born April 13, 1981, is an American author whose Empyrean fantasy series is slated for an Amazon television adaptation, with Yarros as a non-writing executive producer. The catalogue begins in 2014 with Full Measures and Eyes Turned Skyward, and Peculiar Stars (2026) is the newest title. Flight & Glory and In Luv Duet are further series, and the subjects include contemporary romance, new adult, military fiction and sports romance. Yarros studied European history and English at Troy University.

Paranormal romance, contemporary romance and romantic suspense make up the work of Rebecca Zanetti, a bestseller on both the New York Times and USA Today lists. The catalogue counts 93 books from 2011, when Claimed, Fated and Hunted appeared, through Bound by Fire (2026). Zanetti's series include Dark Protectors, Realm Enforcers, Scorpius Syndrome, Sin Brothers, Deep Ops, Maverick Montana, Anna Albertini Files, Laurel Snow, Knife's Edge, Alaska and Grimm Bargains. Subjects include vampires, soldiers, disease and dystopia.

Rebekah Weatherspoon writes romance with heroines who are Black, plus-size, disabled and LGBTQ, and founded the website WOC in Romance. Soul to Keep won a Lambda Literary Award in 2017, and Xeni was honoured at the first Ripped Bodice Awards for Excellence in Romance Fiction. Better Off Red (2011) opens a catalogue of 26 titles reaching Summer Official (2026), across series including the Vampire Sorority Sisters, the Fit trilogy, Sugar Baby, Beards & Bondage and the Cowboys of California.

Rebel Bloom's 25 catalogued books were published between 2022 and 2026, opening with My Best Friend's Triplet Brothers (2022) and reaching Hot Dad Summer (2026). The titles name their premise outright: Billionaire Brother's Nanny (2022), Mountain Men Triplets (2022), My Brother's Best Friends (2022), Single Dads Club (2022), Daddies Next Door (2023) and Fake and Don't Tell (2023). Ex Marks the Spot is the one named series. Bloom is actively publishing.

Red Phoenix writes erotic romance. Brie's Submission is the central series, joined by the Submissive Training Center, Rise of the Dominants, After Graduation, Blissfully, the Captain's Duet, Luxe Escape, 9 Days, Keeper of Wolves and My Kilted Wolf. Sixty-one books are catalogued between 2012 and 2026, opening with And Then He Saved Me (2012) and reaching Embracing the Flames in 2026.

Ree Drummond, born in 1969, is an American food writer and television personality who came to notice through her blog The Pioneer Woman, a record of her life on a rural Oklahoma ranch. The blog led to a Food Network programme of the same name from 2011 and to a homey lifestyle product line launched in 2015. Her nine catalogued books are cookbooks, from Recipes from an Accidental Country Girl (2009) through A Year of Holidays (2013), Dinnertime (2015), Super Easy (2021) and Dinner's Ready (2023) to The Essential Recipes (2025).

Reece Barden has 25 books catalogued from 2022 to 2027. The Alpha's Saviour, The Alpha's Inferno and The Alpha's Revival are the 2022 titles, and The Alpha's Captive (2026) is the newest release, with Wanted by the Wild Wolf due in 2027. The named series are Shifters of Grey Ridge, Alpha Games, Bear Protector, Devil's Claw and Steel Pack Alphas.

Reed Farrel Coleman

57 books• 12 series

Reed Farrel Coleman, born March 29, 1956, is an American crime fiction writer and poet. Series include Moe Prager, Gus Murphy, Gulliver Dowd, Dylan Klein, Nick Ryan and Jack Kenny, and the Joe Serpe books appeared as Tony Spinosa. The catalogue also links Coleman to Jesse Stone. The 57 books run from Life Goes Sleeping (1991) to Blind to Midnight (2024), with Walking the Perfect Square (2002) and Redemption Street (2004) among them. Subjects include private investigators, ex-police officers and police chiefs.

Reese Witherspoon is an American actress and producer who has published 4 books. Whiskey In a Teacup (2018) collects Southern cooking, style and family custom; the Busy Betty picture books follow, from Busy Betty (2022) through Busy Betty & the Circus Surprise (2023) to Busy Betty & the Perfect Christmas Present (2024). Witherspoon won an Academy Award for playing June Carter Cash in Walk the Line and was nominated again for Wild (2014), which she also produced. Screen credits include Legally Blonde, Election, Big Little Lies and The Morning Show.

Sixty Acres and a Bride (2012) is the first of 16 Regina Jennings books in the catalogue, which ends with Engaging Deception (2022). Jennings writes Christian historical fiction and Christian romance, and subjects include widows, ranchers, nurses and the US Civil War. Series are Ozark Mountain Romance, Fort Reno, Ladies of Caldwell County and Joplin Chronicles. A Most Inconvenient Marriage (2014), Holding the Fort (2017) and Bound and Determined (2018) are among the titles. The catalogue lists Jennings as dormant.

Regina Scott writes historical romance, with subject tags covering the Regency period, Christian romance, aristocracy and frontier and pioneer life. The catalogue lists 74 of Scott's books, from My True Love Gave to Me (1998) to Unexpected Cowgirl Bride (2026). Series include Fortune's Brides, Frontier Bachelors, Grace-by-the-Sea, Uncommon Courtships, Lady Emily Capers, Marvelous Munroes, Everard Legacy and Spy Matchmaker. The Unflappable Miss Fairchild (1998) and The Bluestocking on His Knee (1999) come from the early years of the run.

Reginald Hill wrote English police procedurals, and Dalziel and Pascoe is the partnership he is known for, introduced in A Clubbable Woman (1970). Joe Sixsmith, a private investigator, heads a second series, and Hill also published as Patrick Ruell and Dick Morland, with titles including The Castle of the Demon and Matlock's System. Sixty titles make up the catalogue, which ends with the collection A Candle for Christmas & Other Stories.

Reily Garrett's catalogue holds 49 books published between 2015 and 2026, split across seven series: the Hailey Arquette Murder Files, McAllister Justice, Moonlight and Murder, Mind Stalkers, Jaws, Claws, and Fire, Immortal Lovers and Kurupira Romance. Murder and romance run together through the titles, from Shadowed Origins (2015) and Digital Velocity (2017) to Magical Chaos (2026). The books sit near 246 pages.

Rektok Ross is the pen name of Liani Gwen Kotcher, an American young adult novelist, journalist and entertainment host. Prodigal (2013), a contemporary romance between two teenagers from different religious and economic backgrounds, reached number one in its Amazon category in February 2013. The later work is thriller and romantasy, split between the Dark Seasons Thriller and Heir of Hades Romantasy series, with Ski Weekend (2021), Summer Rental (2023), Spring Harvest (2024), Salem's Fall (2025) and Salem's Rise (2026) among the titles. Eight books make up the catalogue.

Remington Kane has 169 books in the catalogue, from Double or Nothing (2009) to Legacy (2026). Tanner is a character listing, alongside Taken!, Caliber Detective Agency and Blue Steele. Series listings include Tanner: Year, Taken!/Tanner, Caliber Detective Agency, Ocean Beach Island, Blue Steele, Young Guns, Bad Intentions, Gallo & Dante, Detective Pierce, Revenge, Mr. White and Unleashed. Early titles include The Many and The One (2009), Sins & Second Chances (2010) and A Ransom Paid In Blood (2013).

Rene Denfeld began in non-fiction with The New Victorians (1995), a work of feminist theory, and Ask Me Why I Hurt (2011). Fiction follows: The Enchanted (2014), then the Naomi Cottle series through The Child Finder (2017) and The Butterfly Girl (2019). Women private investigators and missing children are recurring subjects. Nine books are catalogued, reaching The Talking Bone (2026).

Rene Gutteridge writes Christian fiction, ranging from humorous novels to suspense. The catalogue holds 26 books published between 1991 and 2023, with Boo and Occupational Hazards recorded as the two series. Listed subjects include publishing, authorship, editors, government investigators and city and town life. Titles include Ghost Writer (2000), Troubled Waters (2003), The Splitting Storm (2004), My Life as a Doormat (2006) and Scoop (2006). Overlooked (2023) is the newest entry, and no further title is scheduled.

Renee Carlino writes contemporary romance. The catalogue records 12 books from Sweet Thing (2013), which gives its name to a series, to This Used to Be Us (2024). After the Rain (2014), Before We Were Strangers (2015), Swear on This Life (2016) and Wish You Were Here (2017) are among the titles. Widows, heart surgeons, women journalists, New York and California appear in the subject tags.

Renee George writes mystery and fantasy, with 64 books catalogued from Fruitcakes (2006) to Lime and Punishment (2026) and Herbal Warning listed for 2027. Series include the Nora Black Midlife Psychic Mystery, Peculiar Mysteries, Barkside of the Moon, Midnight Shifters, Witchin' Impossible, Grimoires of a Middle-aged Witch, Destiny of a Middle-aged Witch and Hex Drive. Titles include Claimed by the Alpha (2014), The Bear Witch Project (2015), You've Got Tail (2015) and Witchmate (2016).