Authors whose first name starts with S

S. Massery has published 36 catalogued books since Something Special (2018). The catalogue divides into series: Fallen Royals, Hockey Gods, Shadow Valley U, Sterling Falls Rogues, the DeSantis Mafia, Broken Mercenaries and the Blood Witch's Curse. Wicked Dreams, Wicked Games and Wicked Promises all appeared in 2020, and Rejected by the Winter Wolf followed in 2026.

S. Usher Evans has 49 books in the catalogue, published from Double Life (2014) through A Dusting of Alchemy (2026). Evans's series include Weary Dragon Inn, Pobyd Perfections Bakery, Razia, Lexie Carrigan Chronicles, Princess Vigilante, Firewing Investigations, Madion War Trilogy, Demon Spring, Demon Fall and Seod Croi Chronicles. Science fiction and princes appear in the subject headings.

S.A. Barnes writes horror and science fiction set in space. The name covers 7 catalogued books, the first three of them published as Stacey Kade: Bitter Pill (2013), For This Life Only (2016) and Finding Felicity (2018). Dead Silence (2022) begins the work carrying the Barnes name, followed by Ghost Station (2024), Cold Eternity (2025) and Death's Daughter (2026), with Children of the Old Ones as the one catalogued series. Barnes remains actively publishing.

S.A. Chakraborty

8 books• 3 series

The Daevabad Trilogy is the best-known work of S.A. Chakraborty, a New Jersey-based American writer of historical fantasy and speculative fiction born December 7, 1985. The catalogue holds 8 books from The City of Brass (2017) to The Tapestry of Fate (2026), with The Kingdom of Copper (2019), The Empire of Gold (2020) and The River of Silver (2022) among them. Amina al-Sirafi is the second series listed, and The Adventures of Amina Al-Sirafi dates from 2023. Subjects include jinn, pirates, magic, Middle Eastern fantasy and epic fantasy.

S.A. Cosby

14 books• 4 series

S.A. Cosby writes Southern noir crime fiction. Born Shawn Andre Cosby on August 4, 1973, in Newport News, Virginia, the author lives in Gloucester, Virginia, beside the York River. Five crime novels carry the Cosby name: My Darkest Prayer, Blacktop Wasteland, Razorblade Tears, All the Sinners Bleed and King of Ashes. The catalogue lists 14 titles in all, starting with Brotherhood of the Blade (2014) and reaching Truth to Power (2026). The author page also lists the Kitai Conspiracy and Rhythm of Time series. Subject tags include noir, murder, thieves, car mechanics and fathers and sons.

S.C. Stephens writes contemporary romance around musicians and love triangles. Thoughtless (2009) opens both the catalogue and its own series, followed by Effortless (2011), Reckless (2013), Thoughtful (2015) and Untamed (2015). Conversion and Furious Rush are the other two series across 20 catalogued books, which close with Wonderful (2023). The novels are long, at a median of 462 pages.

S.E. Hinton

9 books

The Outsiders (1967) is the book S.E. Hinton is known for, and it opens a short catalogue of nine titles. That Was Then, This Is Now (1971), Rumble Fish (1975) and Tex (1979) follow, all built on teenagers, gangs, friendship and family. Hinton also wrote children's books and, later, Hawkes Harbor (2004) and Some of Tim's Stories (2007). Books run short, 159 pages at the median.

S.E. Smith has 105 books catalogued from Lily's Cowboys (2010) to When Dragons Play (2026). Dragon Lords of Valdier is a recurring character set, and Dragonlings Of Valdier, Cosmos' Gateway, Seven Kingdoms Tales, Lords of Kassis, Sarafin Warriors, Curizan Warriors and Zion Warriors are series. Abducting Abby (2011) and Capturing Cara (2012) are early titles. Subject tags include paranormal romance, action and adventure, special operations and thrillers.

Forty-four books carry S.H. Jucha's name, published since 2015. The Silver Ships is the main sequence, opening that year with The Silver Ships, Libre and Meridien and continuing through Espero, Haraken and Sol in 2016 and Allora and Celus-5 in 2017. Pyreans, Gate Ghosts and Cercians make up three further series. The catalogue reaches Spheres In Retreat in 2026 and is ongoing.

S.J. Bolton writes crime and psychological suspense set in England. 24 catalogued books run from Awakening (2007) to The Mortician (2026). Lacey Flint, a London detective, is the recurring investigator; the Craftsman books and a long list of standalone novels published as Sharon Bolton fill out the catalogue. Murder, serial-killer investigation and crimes against women are the recurring subjects, and Bolton remains actively publishing.

Historical thrillers set in Britain are S.J. Parris's field, with the Inquisition, heresy and the philosopher Giordano Bruno at their centre. The Giordano Bruno novels open with Heresy (2010) and run through Prophecy (2011), Sacrilege (2012), Treachery (2014), Conspiracy (2016), Execution (2020) and Alchemy (2023); Sophia de Wolfe leads a second series. Parris's 11 catalogued books reach The Midwinter Martyr (2025) at a median of 429 pages. Read the Bruno books in publication order, if you want the investigations in sequence.

Lydia Chin and Bill Smith, private investigators in New York, share the lead across S.J. Rozan's crime novels. Thirty-three catalogued books run from Body English (1992) to First Do No Harm (2026), taking in China Trade (1994), Concourse (1995), Mandarin Plaid (1996) and A Bitter Feast (1998). Chinese American life in the city is a standing subject. The Dee & Lao series, standalone novels, short fiction and poetry complete the list.

S.J. Tilly's catalogue holds 24 books published between 2021 and 2026, opening with the paired Miss Sin and Mr. Sin (2021). The work runs in four series: Sleet, Bite, Darling and Bonded Souls, with titles such as Sleet Kitten, Latte Darling and Second Bite. Tilly continues to publish, most recently Vameer.

S.J. Watson is an English writer whose debut, Before I Go to Sleep (2011), sold publication rights in 42 countries and became an international bestseller. Three books carry the name: Before I Go to Sleep, Second Life (2015) and Final Cut (2020). Memory, identity, sisters and psychological suspense are Watson's material. Nothing has been published under the name since 2020.

S.J. West has 53 catalogued books, published between 2012 and 2024. Cursed (2012) is the earliest listed title and Pandora's Fate (2024) the newest. Watcher Chronicles, Vampire Conclave, Circle of the Rose Chronicles, Pandora's Legacy, Harvester of Light, Vankara, Alternate Earth, Everlasting Fire, Guardians of the Void, War Angel Academy, Wolf Kings of Twilight and Caylin's Story are the series. Single-word titles dominate the early run: Blessed, Cursed, Forgiven, Ascension, Broken, Dawn, Devoted, Harvester, Hope and Kindred.

S.J.A. Turney writes historical fiction. The catalogue lists 71 books, from Interregnum (2009) to King of the Mountains (2026). Named series include Praetorian, Tales of the Empire, Damned Emperors, Rise of Emperors, Legion XXII, Rider of Rome, Agricola, Knights Templar, Wolves of Odin and the Ottoman Cycle, and Marius' Mules is listed as a recurring line. Rome, druids and the Belgae appear among the subject headings.

S.M. Reine writes paranormal fiction and urban fantasy, 76 books of it catalogued since 2006. Werewolves, demons and monsters run through series including Seasons of the Moon: Cain Chronicles, War of the Alphas, Preternatural Affairs, Descentverse, Tarot Witches, Mage Craft and Psychic Cat Mysteries. Death's Hand (2006) is the first catalogued title, a dozen more arrived in 2011 and 2012 alone, and At the Edge of Chaos (2026) is the newest.

S.M. Stirling

96 books• 25 series

Born in France on September 30, 1953, Stephen Michael Stirling writes science fiction and fantasy as S.M. Stirling and holds Canadian and American nationality. Stirling is the author of the Draka alternate history novels, the Nantucket books combining time travel with alternate history, and the Emberverse. The catalogue starts with Snow Brother (1985), then The Sharpest Edge (1986), Marching Through Georgia (1988) and Under the Yoke (1989). Series include Raj Whitehall, Fifth Millennium, Island in the Sea of Time, Dies the Fire, Lords of Creation, Shadowspawn and T2. Subjects include time travel, the regression of civilization, imaginary wars and space warfare.

S.S. Van Dine

12 books• 1 series

S.S. Van Dine is the pen name of Willard Huntington Wright, an American art critic born 15 October 1888 who died on 11 April 1939. Wright moved in avant-garde cultural circles in New York before the First World War and took the name to hide his identity when he turned to detective novels. Philo Vance, the sleuth and aesthete Wright created, first appeared in The Benson Murder Case (1926) and went on to films and radio. Twelve books run through to The Winter Murder Case (1939), and every title follows one pattern - the Canary, Bishop, Greene, Scarab, Kennel, Casino, Dragon, Garden and Kidnap murder cases.

S.T. Abby's catalogue is a single series, Mindf*ck, published across 2016: The Risk, All the Lies, Sidetracked, Scarlet Angel and Paint It All Red. Five books make up the whole run, which is listed as complete.

Sabaa Tahir

9 books• 3 series

An Ember in the Ashes (2015) opens Sabaa Tahir's catalogue. Tahir is an American young adult novelist whose 9 books cover the Ember in the Ashes series, a graphic novel prequel line, the Heir duology, and the standalone All My Rage (2022). Slavery, authoritarianism, insurgency and military cadets are recurring subjects. The catalogue reaches Empire (2026) and Tahir continues to publish.

Sable Sorensen's Wolves of Ruin series accounts for all 3 catalogued books, each title ending on the same word: Dire Bound (2025), Fury Bound (2026) and Ruin Bound, scheduled for 2027. The series runs at about one book a year and remains in progress.

Sabrina Jeffries

59 books• 14 series

Sabrina Jeffries, born in 1958, is an American romance novelist who also uses the pen names Deborah Martin and Deborah Nicholas. Entertainment Weekly has named Jeffries among the long-reigning leading voices in historical romance. The catalogue lists 59 books from 1992 to 2026: Creole Nights and Moonlight Enchantment (1992) carry the Deborah Martin name, and The Pirate Lord (1998) and The Forbidden Lord (1999) followed. Series include Hellions of Halstead Hall, School For Heiresses, Sinful Suitors, Duke's Men, Duke Dynasty, Swanlea Spinsters and Royal Brotherhood. Subjects name the Regency, aristocracy and England, and Nearly a Bride (2026) is the newest.

Sadeqa Johnson writes fiction about African American women, motherhood and family secrets. Love in a Carry-on Bag (2012) opens a catalogue of six books, followed by Second House from the Corner, And Then There Was Me, Yellow Wife (2021), The House of Eve (2023) and Keeper of Lost Children (2026).

Sadie Bosque has 21 catalogued books published between 2020 and 2025. To Fall for a Duke by Christmas (2020) is the first, and The Big Bad Duke (2025) the latest. A Deal with the Earl, A Bargain with the Rake and An Offer from the Marquess are among the titles. Necessary Arrangements and Inglorious Scoundrels are the two listed series.

Sadie Hunt has published 19 catalogued books across four years, 2023 to 2026. Five of the six series carry the Blackwell name, Blackwell Beasts, Blackwell Butchers, Blackwell Bastards, Blackwell Hawks and Blackwell Bulls, and Aventine University is the sixth. Three titles opened the catalogue in 2023: Kings & Carnage, Kings & Chaos and Kings & Corruption. Claim the Dark (2026) is the most recent Hunt title.

Dark mafia romance is Sadie Kincaid's genre, written in city-named sets: New York Ruthless, L.A. Ruthless, Chicago Ruthless, Las Vegas Ruthless, London Ruthless and Manhattan Ruthless, with Bound and Broken, Broken Bloodlines and A Curse of Blood beside them. Enemies-to-lovers plots run through the books. Fifty-six titles have appeared since Bound and Shared (2021), the newest is Made, and King of Anarchy is scheduled for 2027.

Saffron A. Kent has 23 catalogued books published between 2017 and 2026, with The Ruin scheduled for 2027. The run opens with A War Like Ours (2017) and reaches Roped (2026). Two series are catalogued: St. Mary's Rebels and the Bad Boys of Bardstown. Other titles include Medicine Man (2018), Bad Boy Blues (2019), Dreams of 18 (2019), My Darling Arrow (2020) and A Gorgeous Villain (2021).

Sage Parker's catalogue holds 249 books published between 2019 and 2026, every one of them credited to Sage Parker alone. The run opens with An Optimist's Guide to Disaster (2019), takes in the Lakehouse titles of 2020, and reaches Reunited in Nantucket (2026). Series recorded under the name include Cali Reunion, Key West, Starting Over, Holiday Homecoming, Bar Harbor, Lobster Shack, Whispering Springs, Sisters of Snow Pine, Feels Like Home, Longboat Key and Cliffs Point. Sage Parker is still publishing.

Sally Andrew writes the Tannie Maria Mystery series. Recipes for Love and Murder (2015) opens it, followed by The Satanic Mechanic (2016), Death on the Limpopo (2019), The Milk Tart Murders (2022) and Wild Things Never Die (2026). Five books are catalogued, and murder investigation, crime and women journalists are the recurring subjects.

Sally Britton writes historical romance, with 37 books catalogued from 2018 to 2026. Titles from 2018 include The Social Tutor, His Bluestocking Bride, Martha's Patience and The Gentleman Physician. Series lines include Branches of Love, Clairvoir Castle Romances, Inglewood, Return to Inglewood, Hearts of Arizona and Gentlemen of York. Lord Hartwell's Refuge (2026) is the newest title.

Knitting and murder meet in Sally Goldenbaum's Seaside Knitters Society Mysteries, set in a Massachusetts seaside town. Goldenbaum started in romance, with The Baron and Crescendo (1986) among the earliest titles, before turning to mystery. Thirty-five books are catalogued through Skating on a Thread in 2026, at 304 pages on median, and the 2010s were the busiest decade.

Sally Hepworth

12 books• 3 series

Sally Hepworth is an Australian novelist. The Secrets of Midwives (2015), the first title in the catalogue, is also Hepworth's best-known book, and The Good Sister (2021) won the Davitt Award for Adult Novel that year. The catalogue lists 12 books from 2015 to 2026, among them The Family Next Door (2018), The Mother-in-Law (2019) and The Soulmate (2023). Subjects include family secrets, midwives, Alzheimer's disease and suspense. Mad Mabel (2026) is the newest.

Sally MacKenzie writes Regency romance. The Naked Nobility series names a rank in every title, The Naked Duke (2005), The Naked Marquis, The Naked Earl, The Naked Gentleman, The Naked Baron, The Naked Viscount, and closed with The Naked King, which Booklist listed among its ten best romances of 2011. The Duchess of Love, Spinster House and Widow's Brew series followed. Twenty books are catalogued, published between 2005 and 2021, reaching Cheers to the Duke (2021). MacKenzie took a B.A. in English from the University of Notre Dame in its first class to admit women, and her books have appeared in nine languages.

Sally Page has four catalogued novels, published between 2022 and 2026. The Keeper of Stories (2022) is the first, followed by The Book of Beginnings (2023), The Secrets of Flowers (2024) and Six Little Words (2026). The catalogue is growing by about one title a year and remains open.

Sally Rigby writes police mystery series, one of them set in Cornwall. Cavendish & Walker is the main line, with Detective Sebastian Clifford and the Cornwall Murder Mysteries alongside. Thirty-seven catalogued books start in 2019 with Deadly Games, Death Track, Fatal Justice, Lethal Secret and The Night Shift, and reach Twist of Fate; Taken from Porthleven is scheduled for 2027.

Sally Rooney

7 books• 4 series

Sally Rooney is an Irish novelist, born 20 February 1991. The four novels are Conversations with Friends (2017), Normal People (2018), Beautiful World, Where Are You (2021) and Intermezzo (2024). Normal People became a television miniseries in 2020 and Conversations with Friends followed in 2022. Rooney's books have sold over 6 million copies in more than 47 languages, and Time named Rooney one of the 100 most influential people in 2022. The catalogue's 7 entries also include Mr Salary (2016) and Normal People: The Scripts (2021).

Lawyers and British legal biography run through Sally Smith's small catalogue. Four books are recorded, opening with Marshall Hall in 2016 and continuing into the Trials of Gabriel Ward series with A Case of Mice and Murder in 2024 and A Case of Life and Limb in 2025. A Case of Fear and Favour is scheduled for 2027, and Smith is actively publishing.

Sally Spencer writes English police procedurals, and the catalogue holds 66 books from Salt of the Earth (1994) to The Final Beat of the Drum (2023). Chief Inspector Charlie Woodend, DCI Monika Paniatowski and Inspector Sam Blackstone are the recurring detectives. Spencer's series also include the Marston Trilogy, Jennie Redhead Mystery and Detective Sam Brody Thriller, alongside standalone novels. The Salton Killings (1998) and Murder at Swann's Lake (1999) are among the earlier titles. No new Spencer title has appeared since 2023.

Sally Thorne writes humorous contemporary romance about antagonists who become something else. The Hating Game (2016), set among publishers and built on workplace rivalry, opens a catalogue of four: 99 Percent Mine (2019), Second First Impressions (2021) and Angelika Frankenstein Makes Her Match (2022) complete it. Nothing has followed since 2022.

Sally Vixen has 60 catalogued books, all published between 2021 and 2026. The listing opens with A Deal with the Rakish Duke (2021) and reaches Captured by the Cruel Duke (2026). Dukes recur throughout the series names: Daring Dukes, Duke Wars, Duchess Deals, Games Dukes Play and Dukes of Convenience, alongside Regency Wedding Crashers, Regency Auctioned Brides, Regency Ways to Steal a Kiss, Bluestocking Games, Dashing Rogues, Ton's Wolves and Ton's Beasts. All 60 books are credited to Vixen alone, and the catalogue is marked as ongoing.

Salman Rushdie was born in Bombay in 1947 to a Kashmiri family, and his 27 catalogued books run from Grimus (1975) to The Eleventh Hour (2025). He won the Booker Prize in 1981, the year Midnight's Children appeared. Much of the fiction is set on the Indian subcontinent and mixes magical realism with historical fiction, returning to migration and rupture between East and West. The catalogue holds essays and short stories as well as novels, among them Imaginary Homelands (1991) and East, West (1994), alongside The Satanic Verses (1988) and The Moor's Last Sigh (1995). Rushdie continues to publish.

Sam Baron published 36 catalogued books in four years, from The Ambassador's Daughter (2023) to Night Train (2026), with Ambush in New Jericho scheduled for 2027. Six lines carry the output: Baker & Tate, Baker & Tate: Into the Fire, Katie Ford FBI Thriller, FBI Agent Susan Parker, Gideon Job Small Town Action Thrillers and a set of standalone novels. 2024 alone brought Red Barn, The Murder Club, The Safe House, The Therapy Room and They Will Come For You, and 2025 added Black Cadillac, Blood Orchard, Burn Barrel and Desert Highway.

Sam Barone writes historical fiction set in early antiquity. The Eskkar series is the body of the work, opening with Dawn of Empire (2006) and continuing through Empire Rising (2007), Quest for Honour (2010), Battle for Empire (2012) and Clash of Empires (2013). Bronze Age cities, siege warfare, nomads and the Akkadians supply the material. The novels are long at around 577 pages, and ten titles are catalogued through Sentinel Star (2018).

Sam Bourne is the pseudonym British journalist Jonathan Freedland, born 25 February 1967, uses for most of Freedland's thrillers. Freedland writes a weekly Guardian column and presents The Long View, a contemporary history series on BBC Radio 4. The Sam Bourne catalogue holds 9 books, from The Righteous Men (2006) and The Last Testament (2007) to To Kill a Man (2020). The Chosen One (2010), Pantheon (2012), American Winter (2014) and To Kill the Truth (2019) are among them, and Maggie Costello is the named series. Prophecies, the Bible and journalists recur in the subjects.

Every title in Sam Burnell's catalogue opens the same way. A Queen's Spy and A Queen's Traitor (2017) begin the sequence, and A Queen's Knight (2018), A Queen's Mercenary (2018), A Queen's Assassin (2019), A Queen's Champion (2020), A Queen's Executioner (2020), A Queen's Conspirator (2023), A Queen's Rebel (2024) and A Queen's Privateer (2025) follow. Ten books of historical fiction stand at a median 437 pages, arriving roughly once a year, and the run continues.

Fifteen books are catalogued under Sam Cogley, published from 2024 onward across three thriller series: Adam Knight Thrillers, Penumbra Division Thrillers and Dane Winter. Shadow Operative (2024) is the first catalogued title and Aftershock (2026) the most recent, with Escape Route scheduled for 2027. Cogley publishes at pace, with eight titles dated 2025 alone.

Sam Crescent writes romance, and the catalogue records 417 books between 2011 and 2026. Office Hours (2011) is the earliest. Belonging to the Steer Brothers, Blackmailed by the Beast, Blaze's Second Chance and Claiming His Wife all date from 2012. I'm Going to Keep Her (2026) is the newest title. Series include Curvy Women Wanted, Alpha Shifter Collection, Skulls, Chaos Bleeds, Trojans MC, Love Next Door, Breeding Season, Nannies, Volkov Bratva, Killer of Kings, Denton Family Legacy and Cape Falls.

Sam Hall has 68 books catalogued between 2019 and 2026, beginning with Not My Fantasy (2019). Series include Pack Heat, Ursa Shifters, Wolfverse, Wolf Queen, Dragon Queen, Monster Street, Jailbreak, In The Lap Of The Gods and Promised To The Pucks. Other 2019 titles are As You Wish, Read You Like a Book and The Wolf at My Door, and 2020 brought Away with the Faeries, Cry Wolf and Joining the Pack. Knot Broken is the newest entry, from 2026.

Sam J. Fires publishes at pace across four series: Ravaged World, Scavengers, Crimson Rage and Mayhem & Madness. Eight titles appeared in 2020 alone, from Bad Boys Make Broken Men to The Sleeping Ones. The catalogue now holds 39 books, the most recent Fallout (2026), with Backlash scheduled for 2027.

Sam Kean

11 books• 1 series

Sam Kean is an American science writer born in Sioux Falls, South Dakota, and based in Washington, D.C. Kean has written for The New York Times Magazine, Mental Floss, Slate, Psychology Today and The New Scientist, and the books recount scientific discoveries in narrative form. Chemistry, the chemical elements and the history of science appear among the subjects. The Disappearing Spoon (2010) opens the catalogue, followed by The Violinist's Thumb (2012), Caesar's Last Breath (2017), The Icepick Surgeon (2021) and The Museum of Lost Things (2026).

Sam Mariano has 34 books catalogued from Because of You (2013) to Two Wrongs (2026). Series include Morelli Family, Vegas Morellis, Coastal Elite, Coastal Elite Spinoff, Because Of You and Irreparable. Beautiful Mistakes and Irreparable Damage came out in 2014, and Accidental Witness, Entrapment and Once Burned in 2017.

Sam Sisavath has 78 catalogued books published between 2013 and 2027. The Purge of Babylon (2013) opens the catalogue, The Old Breed (2026) is the newest published title, and Fire in the Hole is listed for 2027. Sisavath's series include the Purge of Babylon and Road to Babylon, two After The Purge sequences, Chance Mock, SHTF, Fall of Man, Allie Krycek, Last Hunters, Mona Run, Last Storm and the Red Sky Conspiracy. Most of the run belongs to the 2020s.

Sam Wiebe writes crime fiction set in Vancouver. Wakeland is the series, and ten books are catalogued from Last of the Independents (2014) to Guns Across the River (2026), taking in Invisible Dead (2016), Cut You Down (2018), Hollywood North (2018), Never Going Back (2020), Sunset and Jericho (2023) and Ocean Drive (2024). Private investigators, missing persons and police procedure supply the subject headings. The median book runs 312 pages.

Samantha A. Cole is the author of 52 catalogued books, from Leather & Lace (2015) to The Dom's Assassin (2026), with Secret Lover due in 2027. Trident Security appears in three series names, including Trident Security Omega Team and Steel Corps / Trident Security Crossover, and further series include Malone Brothers, Doms of the Covenant, Hazard Falls, Master Key, Antelope Rock, Deimos and Largo Ridge. His Angel, Not Negotiable and Waiting for Him also date from 2015, and Absolving His Sins and Watching from the Shadows from 2016. Subject headings name suspense thrillers and short stories.

Samantha Chase writes contemporary romance organised around large families. The catalogue is unusually big: 105 books since Jordan's Return (2011), including the Montgomery Brothers, Shaughnessy Brothers, Magnolia Sound, Enchanted Bridal and Lakeview Harbor series. Family-run businesses, musicians and sibling groups recur, in settings across Virginia, North Carolina and California. Lucky 22 (2026) is the most recent Chase title.

Samantha Christy writes contemporary romance about attraction and betrayal, 34 catalogued books published between 2014 and 2026. Abstract Love (2014), Be My Reason (2014) and Finding Mikayla (2014) open the catalogue, followed by Purple Orchids (2015), White Lilies (2015) and Black Roses (2016). Montana Brothers, Mitchell Sisters, Calloway Brothers, Perfect Game, Men on Fire, Reckless Rockstar and Devil's Horn Ranch group the work. Broken Fortune is the newest title.

Samantha Downing has 6 books in the catalogue, published between 2019 and 2025. The first catalogued title is My Lovely Wife (2019). He Started It (2020), For Your Own Good (2021), Sleeping Dogs Lie (2022) and A Twisted Love Story (2023) came next, and the most recent title is Too Old for This (2025). No series is listed for Downing, so each of the six stands alone in the catalogue.

Samantha Hayes writes psychological thrillers about families. DI Lorraine Fisher is the one recorded series. Twenty-seven books are catalogued between 2007 and 2026, opening with Blood Ties (2007), Tell Tale (2009) and Unspoken (2009), then Someone Else's Son (2010), Until You're Mine (2013), Before You Die, also published as What You Left Behind (2014), You Belong To Me (2015), In Too Deep (2016) and Tell Me A Secret (2018), through to Our Little Secret (2026). Kidnapping, family secrets, mothers and daughters and London supply the subject matter, at a median of 380 pages.

Samantha Irby

5 books

Samantha Irby is an American comedian, essayist and television writer whose books collect humorous writing about her own life and about modern society. The 5 catalogued titles are Meaty (2013), New Year, Same Trash (2017), We Are Never Meeting in Real Life. (2017), Wow, No Thank You. (2020) and Quietly Hostile: Essays (2023); the 2017 and 2020 essay collections both reached the New York Times bestseller list. Irby writes the blog bitches gotta eat and took the 2021 Lambda Literary Award for bisexual nonfiction. Television credits include And Just Like That..., Work in Progress, Shrill and Tuca & Bertie.