Authors whose first name starts with R, page 7 of 13

Richmal Crompton Lamburn (1890-1969) was an English writer known above all for the Just William stories. The William books are comic stories for children, with a boy at the centre and mischief as the engine. Just William (1922) opens the run, followed by More William (1922), William Again (1923), William the Fourth (1924), Still William (1925) and William the Conqueror (1926). Crompton also wrote adult fiction. The listing holds 70 titles dated 1922 to 2016, at a median of 240 pages.

Rick Acker writes crime and Christian suspense. Ten books are catalogued from The Case of the Autumn Rose (2003) to She Will End This (2026), grouped into the Davis Detective Mysteries, Dead Man's Rule and Leigh Collins. Corporate crime, kidnapping, thieves and Christian life appear in the subject record, and the titles include Blood Brothers (2008), When the Devil Whistles (2010) and Death in the Mind's Eye (2016).

Rick Adelmann writes the MG&M Detective Agency Mysteries, along with a companion set of short stories and novellas. Catalogue subjects are historical mystery and suspense. The 11 books were published between 2020 and 2022, beginning with Francis March's Visions (2020). Titles include The Blue Sky Affair (2020), The Irish Manor House Affair (2021) and The Hanged Man Affair (2022). The Royal Heir Affair (2022) is the newest.

Rick Atkinson

11 books• 2 series

Military history is Rick Atkinson's subject, researched at book length and published in trilogies. The Liberation Trilogy covers the Second World War in An Army at Dawn (2002), The Day of Battle (2007) and The Guns at Last Light (2013); the Revolution Trilogy turns to the American War of Independence and reaches The Fate of the Day in 2025. Earlier titles include The Long Gray Line (1989) and Crusade, on the Persian Gulf War. Atkinson's books are long, at a median of 644 pages.

Rick Bass

32 books

Rick Bass is an American writer and environmental activist who trained as a geologist and worked in oil and gas before turning to writing and teaching. Wilderness, Montana and wildlife conservation run through the catalogue, from The Deer Pasture (1985) and Wild To The Heart (1988) to The Lost Grizzlies (1995) and The New Wolves (1998), both on wildlife reintroduction. Bass also writes fiction and short stories, among them Platte River (1994) and Where the Sea Used to Be (1998), and dog books such as Colter (2000). His 32 catalogued titles reach Wrecking Ball (2025), and he teaches in the Stonecoast MFA programme in Maine.

Rick Blechta writes mysteries, including the Pratt & Ellis Mystery and Marta Hendriks series. Subject headings include Toronto, musicians, violinists, rock and jazz musicians, symphony orchestras and women sleuths. The 11 catalogued books run from Knock on Wood (1992) to Rundown (2016), with The Lark Ascending (1993), Cemetery of the Nameless (2005) and Orchestrated Murder (2011) among them. The list is catalogued as likely complete.

Rick Bragg

13 books

Rick Bragg's 13 catalogued books run from All Over But the Shoutin' (1997) to The Speckled Beauty: A Dog and His People, Lost and Found (2021). Bragg writes nonfiction about the American South: memoir, biography, reported essays and the social history of working-class white families. Ava's Man (2001), The Prince of Frogtown (2008), The Most They Ever Had (2009) and Jerry Lee Lewis: His Own Story (2014) fall inside that run. Bragg took a Pulitzer Prize in 1996 for his journalism at The New York Times, and his books return often to his own family in Alabama. Nothing new has been catalogued since 2021.

Submarine warfare and espionage define Rick Campbell's thrillers. Campbell's 17 catalogued books cover the Trident Deception series of naval and technological thrillers and the Nexus House series, taking in sea stories, military conflict and covert operations. The run opens with The Trident Deception (2014) and continues through Empire Rising (2015), Ice Station Nautilus (2016), Treason (2019) and The Bin Laden Plot (2024). The Outer Realm arrived in 2026 and The Gideon Vortex is scheduled for 2027.

Rick Chesler writes action thrillers, and the O.U.T.C.A.S.T Ops series is catalogued under the Chesler credit. Nine books run from The Poseidon Initiative (2014) to Cross Found (2024), taking in African Firestorm (2015), Red Ice (2015), Watchlist (2017), Atlantis Gold (2018), Shadow Gov (2018), Ark Found (2019) and Golden One (2020). The single measured volume runs to 276 pages, and Chesler remains actively publishing.

Rick DeStefanis writes the Vietnam War and Rawlins Saga series, which carry historical and war and military subject tags. The catalogue records 13 books from Melody Hill (2015) to Specter of Betrayal, The Ghost II (2024). Rawlins, No Longer Young; Rawlins, Into Montana; and Rawlins, Last Ride to Montana are among the titles, alongside Valley of the Purple Hearts, Tallahatchie and The Birdhouse Man. The median book is 411 pages, and DeStefanis continues to publish.

Bill The Vampire (2011) is the first of 68 Rick Gualtieri books, and Mike The Werewolf (2025) is the newest. Subject headings file the work under fantasy and suspense. Gualtieri's series include Tome of Bill, Bill of the Dead, Tales of the Crypto-Hunter, False Icons, High Moon, Hybrid of High Moon, Lycan Evolution, Midnight Girl and Howling Mad Monsters. A Vampiric Christmas Carol (2012) and Bigfoot Hunters (2014) are other titles.

Rick Jones is credited with 61 books in the catalogue, spanning 2011 to 2026. The Man Who Cast Two Shadows (2011) is the earliest, and The Talisman (2026) is the newest. Jones writes several series: Vatican Knights, Quest for Atlantis, Eden Saga, Genteel Man, Kimball Hayden's Nowhere Man, Digital Hominid Cycle and Centurion Group. Other listed titles include Pandora's Ark, Shepherd One and The Iscariot Agenda. Rick Jones is still publishing.

Rick Mofina

44 books• 8 series

Journalists and police investigators share the work in Rick Mofina's thrillers. If Angels Fall (2000) opens the Tom Reed and Walt Sydowski series, and Jack Gannon, Kate Page and Ray Wyatt head later runs. Missing persons, kidnapping, murder and terrorism supply the cases. Forty-four titles are catalogued, reaching One Second Away in 2026.

Crime thrillers make up the 20 books Rick Murcer published between 2011 and 2018. Murcer's series feature Manny Williams, Ellen Harper, Seer and Kate Bennett. Capital Murder (2011) is the first title. Weather and place names recur, as in Caribbean Moon, Emerald Moon, Carolina Rain and Vegas Rain. Between Skies (2018) is the last.

Rick Partlow has 116 books in the catalogue, from Birthright (2011) to Cowboy Up (2026). Series lines include Duty, Honor, Planet, Taken to the Stars, Wholesale Slaughter, Earth At War, Space Hunter War, Accidental Astronaut, Archangel, Tales of the Acheron, Holy War, Star Bounty and Drop Trooper: Recon. Earlier titles include Honor Bound (2012), The Line of Duty (2014), Northwest Passage (2015) and Glory Boy (2016).

Rick R. Reed writes gay romance, horror and suspense. The catalogue holds 80 books published between 1991 and 2025, opening with Obsessed (1991) and reaching Jealous of the Clouds (2025). Reed's early novels, including Penance (1992) and A Face without a Heart (2000), sit in horror and thriller, while later work turns to contemporary gay romance in series such as Chaser and Raining Men and Big Love. Median length is 216 pages.

Rick Reed writes police procedural crime fiction. Nine books are catalogued under the name, from The Cruelest Cut (2010) to The Fiercest Enemy (2020), and Jack Murphy Thriller is the series recorded here. Every title pairs The with a superlative: The Coldest Fear (2011), The Deepest Wound (2013), The Highest Stakes (2016), The Darkest Night (2017), The Deadliest Sins (2018), The Slowest Death (2018) and The Cleanest Kill (2019). Catalogue subjects record serial murders, serial murder investigation, police, criminals, Indiana and suspense.

Rick Riordan

82 books• 19 series

Rick Riordan, born Richard Russell Riordan Jr. on June 5, 1964, is an American author. Riordan is best known for the Camp Half-Blood Chronicles, which take in Percy Jackson & the Olympians, The Heroes of Olympus, The Trials of Apollo and The Nico di Angelo Adventures. The catalogue holds 82 books from 1997 to 2026, opening with Big Red Tequila (1997) and reaching The Lightning Thief in 2005; the Tres Navarre and Kane Chronicles lines also feature. Riordan's books have been translated into 42 languages and have sold more than 30 million copies in the United States. 20th Century Fox filmed the first two Percy Jackson books, a project Riordan had no part in.

Rick Scar is a LitRPG author with 11 catalogued books from 2019 to 2025. The titles all carry the name Player Reached the Top, numbered from Book I in 2019 up to Book 11 in 2025. Books 2 to 4 came out in 2020 and Books 5 to 7 in 2021. Rick Scar is marked as still publishing.

Seafood cookery sits at the centre of Rick Stein's catalogue, whose subjects also take in fish cookery, British and international cooking, curry, Mexican and Middle Eastern cooking, and travel. The listing holds 31 books published between 1988 and 2019, opening with English Seafood Cookery (1988) and closing with Rick Stein's Secret France (2019). Rick Stein's Fruits of the Sea (1995), Fish (1996), Rick Stein's Taste of the Sea (1996), Rick Stein's Seafood Odyssey (1999) and Rick Stein's Complete Seafood (2001) are among the titles listed.

Exorcism and possession run through Rick Wood's titles: An Exorcist Possessed (2017), My Exorcism Killed Me (2017) and The Demonologist Handbook (2017). The series take in Sensitives, Rogue Exorcist, Edward King, Cia Rose, Chronicles of the Infected, Raven Jones and the Blood Splatter Books. Wood has 55 catalogued books published between 2016 and 2026, from I Have the Sight (2016) to The Measure of Moses (2026), at a median of 112 pages.

Rick Yancey

3 books

Rick Yancey is an American author of suspense, fantasy and science fiction for young adults. The Alfred Kropp, Monstrumologist and 5th Wave series are the best known work, and The 5th Wave reached the screen as a feature film in 2016. Three titles are catalogued here: The Isle of Blood (2012), The Final Descent (2014) and The Last Star (2017). Monsters, apprentices, orphans, extraterrestrial beings and survival are the recorded subjects.

Rickie Blair is catalogued with the Leafy Hollow Mysteries and the Ruby Danger series, 11 books published between 2015 and 2020. Dangerous Allies (2015) opens the listing, and Dangerous Benefits and Dangerous Comforts appeared the same year. From Garden To Grave (2016), A Branch Too Far (2017), Snowed Under (2018) and The Grave Truth (2019) come later. Doubt on a Limb (2020) is the newest title, and the listing is marked as likely complete.

Nine books are catalogued under Ricky Gervais, published between 2002 and 2009. The Office: The Scripts, Series 1 (2002) and Series 2 (2003) sit alongside Extras: The Illustrated Scripts (2006), and a run of Flanimals titles fills the rest: Flanimals (2004), More Flanimals (2005), Flanimals of the Deep (2006), Flanimals: A Complete Natural History (2007), Flanimals: The Day of the Bletchling (2007) and Flanimals Pop-Up (2009). Subjects record humour, imaginary creatures, monsters, natural history and television scripts. Flanimals is recorded as a series under the name.

Ridley Pearson

56 books• 11 series

Ridley Pearson, born March 13, 1953, is an American author of suspense, thriller and adventure books, several of which have made The New York Times Best Seller list. The catalogue lists 56 titles, opening with Never Look Back (1985) and Blood of the Albatross (1986). Undercurrents (1988), Probable Cause (1990) and The Angel Maker (1993) are among the earlier books, and Tiana's Bayou Adventure (2026) is the newest. Series include Boldt & Matthews, Walt Fleming, Risk Agent, Lock and Key, Steel Trapp and Kingdom Keepers. Subject tags name Lou Boldt, Daphne Matthews and police psychologists, alongside children's fiction and fantasy.

Rikki Ducornet, born Erica DeGre in 1943, is an American writer, poet and artist. The catalogue holds 20 books published between 1975 and 2023, from Wild Geraniums (1975) to The Plotinus (2023), with the 1990s the busiest decade in the listing. Ducornet's Tetralogy of Elements is recorded as a series. Individual titles include The Stain (1984), Entering Fire (1986), The Jade Cabinet (1993) and Phosphor in Dreamland (1995). Recorded subjects include American fantasy fiction and single-author short story collections.

Romance is the constant across Riley Edwards's catalogue, organised into team-based series: Triple Canopy, Gemini Group, Takeback, Blue Team, Gold Team, Silver Team, Hollow Point, 707 Freedom, Downrange and the Masters Collection. Sixty-three books are catalogued between 2016 and 2027. Nightstalker (2016) opens the run, Cash (2026) is the most recent, and Target Line is scheduled for 2027.

Riley Hart has 107 books catalogued since Collide (2013), with Dirty Little Secret published in 2026 and Seducing Sin due in 2027. Series include Blackcreek, Metropolis, Fever Falls, Havenwood, Briar County, Swift Brothers, Boys In Makeup, Jilted Exes' Club and Peach State Stepbros. Broken Pieces, Full Circle and Stay date from 2014, and Return to Blackcreek and Rock Solid from 2015.

Riley Sager writes standalone suspense novels about survivors, missing persons and victims of violent crime. Ten books make up the catalogue, one per year from Final Girls (2017) to The Unknown, taking in The Last Time I Lied, Lock Every Door, Home Before Dark, Survive the Night, The House Across the Lake and The Only One Left. No series ties the books together, so any Sager novel works as a starting point. Median length is 356 pages.

Dragons and shifters account for nearly all of Riley Storm's catalogue. Five series share one naming pattern - Dragons of Mount Aterna, Atrox, Valen, Teres and Rixa - and three more use High House: Ursa, Canis and Draconis. Dragon Overlords, Plymouth Falls Shifters, Five Peaks Shifters and 4 Princes complete the 12. The 2019 opening year produced Bearing Secrets, Blood Mate, Claimed by the Dragon King, Earth Dragon's Kiss, Fire Dragon's Bride and Ice Dragon's Caress. Storm has 77 catalogued books reaching 2026.

Rin Chupeco is a Chinese Filipino writer of young adult fiction, known for The Bone Witch, The Girl from the Well and The Never Tilting World. The catalogue holds 15 books from The Girl from the Well (2014) to We're Not Safe Here (2025). The Suffering (2015), The Heart Forger (2018), The Shadowglass (2019), Wicked As You Wish (2020) and Silver Under Nightfall (2022) are among the titles. Series include Bone Witch, Girl from the Well, Never Tilting World and A Hundred Names for Magic. Subjects include ghosts, witches, monsters, magic, horror and siblings.

Rina Kent is a New York Times and USA Today bestselling author of dark romance, known for anti-heroes and villains as leading men. Kent lives in London. The catalogue lists 50 books from 2019 onward, with Deviant King (2019) as the first title, and subjects that include mafia romance, enemies to lovers and New Adult. Series include Royal Elite, Legacy of Gods, Deception Trilogy, Kingdom Duet, Monster Trilogy and Vipers. Tempting Venom (2026) is the latest release and Crave the Villain follows in 2027.

RinoZ has 15 catalogued books released between 2022 and 2026, and the author page lists two series, Chrysalis and Book of the Dead. The Antventure Begins (2022) is recorded first. Antelligent Design and Upping the Ante also date from 2022, followed by Between a Rock and a Carapace (2023), Antvance into the Unknown (2024) and Fated Antagonist (2025). New books arrive roughly every four months.

Rio Youers has 13 catalogued books spanning 1999 to 2024, starting with Ellie's Boy (1999). Later titles include End Times (2007), Westlake Soul (2012), Point Hollow (2015), The Forgotten Girl (2017) and Halcyon (2018). The Bang-Bang Sisters (2024) is the newest. Subject headings include suspense, missing persons, revenge, memory, surfing, communal living and science fiction.

Rita Bradshaw, born 1949, is a British romance novelist who writes historical romance under the Bradshaw name and contemporary romance as Helen Brooks. The catalogue lists 72 books from 1988 to 2023. Helen Brooks titles include Treasure Hunt Vacation (1988), Stone Angel (1992) and Cold Fire (1993). Believing in Tomorrow (2023) is the newest. Sagas, England, orphans and World War II appear in the subjects, and Husbands and Wives and Proposals are listed series.

Rita Dove

15 books

Rita Dove, born 28 August 1952, is an American poet and essayist. In 1987 Dove became the second African American to win the Pulitzer Prize for Poetry. Dove served as poet laureate consultant to the Library of Congress from 1993 to 1995, the first African American in that post, and as Poet Laureate of Virginia from 2004 to 2006. Dove has taught at the University of Virginia since 1989. The catalogue holds 15 books from The Yellow House on the Corner (1980) to Playlist for the Apocalypse (2021), including Thomas and Beulah (1986).

Rita Herron writes romantic suspense, with subjects that include serial murders, police, twins, missing children and ranchers. Series include Detective Ellie Reeves, Nighthawk Island, Slaughter Creek, Cold Case, Badge Of Justice, Heroes Of Horseshoe Creek, Bucking Bronc Lodge, Demonborn and Manhunt. Fiction titles include Thief of Hearts (1997), Send Me a Hero (1998), Her Eyewitness (1999) and Forgotten Lullaby (2000). Midnight Ridge (2026) is the newest title.

Rita Kruger is credited on eight catalogued books, published between 2018 and 2019. Two series are recorded under the name: Angela's Epistles and the Thompsonville Trilogy. Snapshot Selfies (2018) is the earliest title and Close Cuts (2019) the most recent, with Dancing in the Dark, Dark Eclipse, Masquerade, Sins of the Fathers, The Gap Year and The Woods all dated 2019. Nothing newer than 2019 appears in the catalogue.

Rita Lakin wrote the Gladdy Gold mysteries, whose detective is an older woman living among retirees. Eleven books are catalogued between Getting Old is Murder (2005) and Getting Old Will Haunt You (2019); the Getting Old titles carry most of the run, among them Getting Old is the Best Revenge (2006), Getting Old is Criminal (2007), Getting Old is a Disaster (2008) and Getting Old Can Kill You (2011). Lakin worked first in television, with 474 produced scripts across 30 productions between about 1962 and 1981, and The Only Woman in the Room (2015) is her memoir of being one of the first women show runners. Lakin was born in the Bronx in 1930 and died in 2023.

Rita Mae Brown

76 books• 7 series

Rita Mae Brown's catalogue reaches 77 books and splits between literary fiction and mystery. Rubyfruit Jungle (1973) belongs to the early work, catalogued under lesbian fiction. The Mrs. Murphy mysteries pair Harry Haristeen with her cats, and the Sister Jane books follow Jane Arnold and fox hunting. Runnymede is a third sequence. Clawed and Dangerous is the newest title, and Pawsible Suspects is scheduled for 2027.

Rita Stradling has 24 catalogued books published between 2012 and 2026. Fourteen Day Soul Detox, Deception Dance, Vampire Legacy, Grayhaven, Dakota Kekoa, Curse Of The Ctyri, Colorless and Blackburn Academy: Entrance Trials are the eight series listed under Stradling's name. The Deception Dance (2012) opens the catalogue and Dragon Heir (2026) is the newest title. Listed 2016 titles include Henchgirl, Rex and The Fourteen Day Soul Detox. The 2010s are the busiest decade, and the median recorded length is 206 pages.

Rita Williams-Garcia, born Rita Williams in 1957, is an American novelist for children and young adults. The catalogue holds 15 books dated between 1988 and 2021, from Blue Tights (1988) to Florence Griffith Joyner (2021), with the Gaither Sisters series listed under the Williams-Garcia name. One Crazy Summer took a Newbery Honor in 2011, together with a Coretta Scott King Award and the Scott O'Dell Award for Historical Fiction, and Jumped was a National Book Award finalist for young people's literature in 2010. Further Coretta Scott King Awards followed for P.S. Be Eleven in 2014 and Gone Crazy in Alabama in 2016. Williams-Garcia also holds the PEN/Norma Klein Award. Recorded subjects include African Americans, sisters, mothers and daughters, family life and dance.

Roald Dahl

89 books• 2 series

Roald Dahl (13 September 1916 – 23 November 1990) was a British writer of children's books and short stories, and also a poet, screenwriter and wartime fighter ace. Born in Wales to Norwegian immigrant parents, Dahl lived mostly in England and served in the Royal Air Force in the Second World War, first as a fighter pilot and then as an intelligence officer. The catalogue lists 89 titles from The Gremlins (1943) to Marvelously Revolting Recipes (2024), among them Over to You: Ten Stories of Flyers and Flying (1946), Kiss Kiss (1959), James and the Giant Peach (1961) and Charlie and the Chocolate Factory (1964). Dahl's books have sold more than 300 million copies.

American novelist Roan Parrish writes gay romance. The 23 catalogued books run from In the Middle of Somewhere (2015) to The Most Unusual Haunting of Edgar Lovejoy (2025). Out of Nowhere and Where We Left Off came in 2016. Parrish's two series are Middle of Somewhere and Garnet Run, and other titles include The Remaking of Corbin Wale (2017) and A Reluctant Santa (2018).

Rob Blackwell is the author behind the Sanheim Chronicles, Soren Chase and Jules Castle series. Subjects include ghosts, Virginia and journalists. The 11 catalogued books span 2011 to 2022, starting with A Soul to Steal (2011) and Band of Demons (2012). The Serial Killer's Daughter (2022) is the newest title. Median length is 363 pages.

Rob Buyea is an American children's author, born in 1976, best known for the Mr. Terupt novels. Because of Mr. Terupt (2010) opens that series and took an E.B. White Read Aloud Award in 2011; Mr. Terupt Falls Again (2012), Saving Mr. Terupt (2015) and Goodbye, Mr. Terupt (2020) follow. The Perfect Score (2017), The Perfect Secret (2018) and The Perfect Star (2019) make a second series, and What Comes Next (2021), The Daredevils (2022) and Carter Avery's Tricky Fourth-Grade Year (2024) complete a catalogue of 10. Schools, classrooms, teachers and friendship are the subjects. Buyea studied biology and education at Syracuse University, wrestled for its team, and lives in North Andover, Massachusetts.

Rob Harrell writes and draws for children, with subject headings covering humorous stories, middle school, friendship, monsters, adventure and comic strips. Nine catalogued books run from Big Top (2005) to Go Pig or Go Home (2023), taking in Monster on the Hill (2013) and Wink (2020). Life of Zarf and Batpig are the series under the Harrell name. Harrell is credited alone on each book, and the books reach a median of 265 pages. Nothing has been listed since 2023.

Rob Hart, born 1982 in New York, is an American novelist and former journalist. The Ash McKenna series and the novel The Warehouse (2019) are the work Hart is known for. Seventeen catalogued titles run from The Last Safe Place (2012) through New Yorked (2015), City of Rose (2015), South Village (2016), The Woman from Prague (2017) and Potter's Field (2018), with Three Hitmen and a Baby in 2026 and Roundabout scheduled for 2027. Private investigators, murder and missing children recur as subjects, and one series crosses Ash McKenna over with Pete Fernandez.

Rob J. Hayes writes fantasy, with Mortal Techniques, God Eater, Titan Hoppers and It Takes a Thief... dividing the catalogue. The Bound Folio opened the run in 2012, followed in 2013 by The Heresy Within, The Colour of Vengeance and The Price of Faith, with City of Kings and Where Loyalties Lie later. 30 titles reach Blight Wardens in 2026, Saint is listed for 2027, and the books run to a median of 348 pages.

Rob Jones writes action adventure thrillers built on lost cities and ancient relics. The catalogue opened with The Vault of Poseidon (2015) and a run of 2016 titles - The Secret of Atlantis, The Curse of Medusa, Valhalla Gold, Thunder God and The Lost City. Joe Hawke, Jed Mason, Bill Blake, the Avalon Adventures, the Cairo Sloane Adventures, the Hunter Files and the DCI Jacob Mysteries divide the 45 catalogued titles between them. The Exodus Key is the newest, dated 2026.

Rob Leininger writes crime and private investigator fiction, with Reno, Nevada, and missing persons among his subjects. The 23 catalogued titles run from 1991 to 2024 and include Killing Suki Flood and Black Sun from 1991. Leininger's series are Mortimer Angel and Gabrielle Johns. Gumshoe, January Cold Kill, Richter Ten and Sunspot all appeared in 2014, and Gumshoe Luck (2024) is the newest book.

Rob Lloyd Jones writes children's books, with catalogue subjects such as toy and movable books, picture books, London history, Egypt, Robin Hood and murder. The catalogue lists 49 books, starting with Animals at War (2006), then See Inside Ancient Egypt, See Inside London and See Inside Pirate Ships in 2007. Series include See Inside and Look Inside..., Look Inside, Jake Atlas and Wild Boy. Forgotten Fairy Tales of Brave and Brilliant Girls (2023) is the newest title, and the catalogue marks Lloyd Jones as dormant.

Rob Osler has 5 catalogued books published between 2021 and 2026. Two series are recorded, Hayden & Friends and Harriet Morrow Investigates. Analogue (2021) opens the catalogue, followed by Devil's Chew Toy (2022), Cirque du Slay (2024), The Case of the Missing Maid (2024) and The Case of the Murdered Muckraker (2026). Osler is still publishing.

Rob Reger created Emily the Strange, an illustrated character who appears in comic books, graphic novels, merchandise and clothing, for his San Francisco company Cosmic Debris Etc. Inc. The catalogue lists 16 books from 2001 to 2017, across the Emily the Strange, Emily the Strange Graphic Novels, Emily and The Strangers and Art Of Emily The Strange series. Emily the Strange (2001) is the first title, followed by Lost Days (2002) and Emily's Secret Book of Strange (2003). Goth culture, runaways and individuality are among the subjects. Road to Nowhere Tour (2017) is the newest entry.

Rob Rinder has five catalogued books. Rinder's Rules (2015) opens the list, and the Adam Green Mystery series follows with The Trial (2023), The Suspect (2024), The Protest (2025) and The Defence (2026). The catalogue spans 2015 to 2026, and Rinder is still publishing.

Rob Sinclair writes action thrillers built around spies, assassins and detectives. The catalogue reaches 33 books published between 2014 and 2026, opening with Dance with the Enemy (2014), Rise of the Enemy (2015) and Hunt for the Enemy (2016). James Ryker, Sleeper 13, Simon Peake and D.I. Dani Stephens are Sinclair's series, and the newest title is The Lazarus Protocol (2026).

Rob Thomas

9 books• 2 series

Rob Thomas, born on 15 August 1965, is an American author, producer, director and screenwriter. Thomas created the television series Veronica Mars, co-developed 90210 and co-created Party Down and iZombie. Veronica Mars is also the series recorded against the name in this catalogue, which holds 9 books from Rats Saw God (1996) to Mr. Kiss and Tell (2015). Recorded subjects cover high schools, race relations, divorce and women private investigators.

Rob Thurman is the pen name of Robyn Thurman, an American novelist on the New York Times best seller list with publication in the US, UK, Germany and Japan. The Cal Leandros and Trickster series share a single urban fantasy universe, and the Korsak Brothers series is a science fiction thriller. Thurman appeared in the anthology Wolfsbane and Mistletoe. The catalogue lists 18 books from Nightlife (2006) to Nevermore (2015), with Cal and Niko Leandros as recurring characters.

Robbi Renee has 13 catalogued books published between 2020 and 2025, beginning with French Kiss Christmas (2020) and French Kiss New Year (2021). Pretty Shattered, Davenport Dynasty, Grown and Sexy Somebody and Holiday Snack are the listed series. Kindred: Xander's Story (2021), Pretty Shattered Heart (2021), Somebody's Wife (2022) and A Beautiful Distraction (2023) are among the titles, and Summer's Echo (2025) is the newest.

Robert A. Heinlein

83 books• 11 series

Robert A. Heinlein wrote science fiction from 1939, starting with the short story Life Line. Interplanetary voyages, space colonies, space opera and time travel are the recurring subjects, and the catalogue carries a Hugo Award winner. The Future History timeline groups a large part of the early work; the Juveniles were written for younger readers, and World As Myth came later. Eighty-two titles are catalogued, with editions dated through 2025.