Authors whose first name starts with S, page 10 of 19

Sheri Richey writes cozy mysteries, with a romance line alongside them. The Spicetown Mysteries give the catalogue its spine, joined by the Keslar Mansion Mystery, A Carom Seed Cozy and the Green Thumb Mystery, while Eden Hall and Ohio Romance carry the romance. The run opens with five Eden titles in 2010 - Finding Eden, Saving Eden, Healing Eden, Protecting Eden and Completing Eden - and reaches Pussy Willow Paradox in 2026. Twenty-six books are catalogued at around 274 pages.

Sheri S. Tepper (1929-2016) wrote science fiction, horror and mystery. Feminist science fiction is what she is chiefly known for, working through sociology, gender and equality as well as theology and ecology; often called an eco-feminist of the genre, Tepper preferred the label eco-humanist. Her 53 catalogued titles run from King's Blood Four (1983) to Fish Tails (2014), across the Land of the True Game, End of the Game, Chronicles of Mavin Manyshaped, Awakeners, Arbai, Marianne, Ettison, Plague of Angels, Shirley McClintock and Jason Lynx sequences. Three Mavin Manyshaped books appeared in 1985, alongside Jinian Footseer and Marianne, the Magus, and the Manticore.

Sheridan Anne has 69 books in the catalogue, the first dated 2017. Miller / Not Your Pucking Girl (2017) is the earliest title, and Caden, Cole, Luke, Carter / Over My Dead Body and Jaxon / In Your Pucking Dreams followed in 2018. How To Catch A Killer ... And Date His Best Friend (2026) is the newest. Anne's series include Haven Falls, Broken Hill High, Broken Hill Boys, Rejects Paradise, Depraved Sinners, Kings of Denver, Denver Royalty, Rebels Advocate, Aston Creek High and Boys of Winter.

Sherman Alexie

26 books

Sherman Alexie is a Spokane novelist, short story writer, poet, screenwriter and filmmaker whose work draws on his life as an Indigenous American with ancestry in several tribes. Alexie grew up on the Spokane Indian Reservation and lives in Seattle, Washington. The Absolutely True Diary of a Part-Time Indian (2007) is his best known book: it took the National Book Award for Young People's Literature in 2007, and the Odyssey Award for best audiobook for young people in 2008, read by Alexie himself. Twenty-six titles are catalogued, from The Business of Fancydancing (1991) to You Don't Have to Say You Love Me (2017).

Sherri Bryan writes mystery and detective fiction, credited with the Charlotte Denver and Bliss Bay Village Mystery series. The 15 catalogued books run from 2015 to 2022. Tapas, Carrot Cake and a Corpse (2015) is the first listed title, alongside Fudge Cake, Felony and a Funeral and Pumpkins, Peril and a Paella from the same year. Mince Pies, Mistletoe and Murder (2017) and Bodies, Baddies and a Crabby Tabby (2020) appear later. Nightingales, Betrayals and Wedding Veils (2022) is the newest.

Sherri Duskey Rinker

31 books• 3 series

Sherri Duskey Rinker is an American children's author from Illinois who writes picture books in rhyme about machines. Goodnight, Goodnight, Construction Site (2011) opens the catalogue and heads a series of its own, with Mighty, Mighty Construction Site (2017) and Construction Site on Christmas Night (2018) after it. Steam Train, Dream Train (2013) started a second run, extended into counting and colour books in 2016. The Revver the Speedway Squirrel novels move to middle grade. 31 titles are catalogued through A Thankful Night (2024).

Sherri L. Smith

21 books• 5 series

Sherri L. Smith is an American writer whose novel Flygirl (2009) was named to the American Library Association's 2010 Best Books for Young Adults list. The catalogue holds 21 titles published between 2002 and 2024, from Lucy the Giant (2002) to Pearl (2024), taking in Sparrow (2006), Hot, Sour, Salty, Sweet (2008), Orleans (2013), The Toymaker's Apprentice (2015) and Pasadena (2016), alongside Who Were the Tuskegee Airmen? (2018) and What Is the Civil Rights Movement? (2020). Avatar Graphic Novels is the one series recorded, and Who Was/Is…? carries a character entry. Subjects cover children's fiction, coming of age, family problems, runaways, friendship, grandmothers and schools.

Sherrilyn Kenyon

117 books• 29 series

Sherrilyn Kenyon, born December 11, 1965, is an American writer of urban fantasy and paranormal romance, best known for the Dark-Hunter series. Under the pseudonym Kinley MacGregor, Kenyon writes historical fiction with paranormal elements. The books have sold over 70 million copies in more than 100 countries. The catalogue lists 117 titles from The Wager (1992) to Hell's Half Acre (2026), among them series such as League: Nemesis Rising, Dream-Hunter, B.A.D. Agency and Chronicles of Nick. Two early non-fiction titles are writer's guides from 1994 and 1995.

Sherry A. Burton's catalogue divides between three series: Jerry McNeal, the Orphan Train Saga and Kentucky Bluegrass. Thirty-eight books are listed, published between 2012 and 2026. The run opens in 2012 with The King of My Heart, The Scars Between Us and Whispers of the Past, and Last Responder (2026) is the newest title. Jerry McNeal is the recurring character.

Sherry Ficklin writes for young adults, mixing time travel, historical figures and the supernatural. Nine series carry 32 books, among them Lost Imperials, Gods of Fate, Canary Club, Military Brats, Kingdom of Shadows and Dust and A Girl's Guide To Witchcraft And Demon Hunting. Ficklin started with Foresight in 2010, wrote sight-themed sequels in Second Sight and Hindsight, and stopped at The Wolves of Sandoval in 2022. The median length is 280 pages.

Sherry Harris writes cozy mysteries with women sleuths, built around garage sales in Massachusetts and, later, a Florida bar. Tagged for Death (2014) opens the Sarah Winston series, followed by The Longest Yard Sale (2015), All Murders Final! (2016), A Good Day to Buy (2017), I Know What You Bid Last Summer (2018) and Let's Fake a Deal (2019). 13 titles are catalogued, including the Chloe Jackson Sea Glass Saloon Mysteries, the last being Rum and Choke in 2022.

Sherry Lewis has 42 catalogued books from 1995 to 2020, with mystery and romance in the subject records. Fred Vickery is a named fictitious character, and Colorado, candy, divorced women, single mothers and women private investigators are further subjects. Call Me Mom and No Place for Secrets date from 1995, followed by No Place for Death (1996) and No Place for Sin (1997), and The Children's Cop (2020) is the newest. Fred Vickery, Candy Shop Mystery and Scarlett O'Malley are listed series.

Sherry Thomas

31 books• 10 series

Sherry Thomas moves between historical romance and detection. The Lady Sherlock books put a woman private investigator to work in London; the Fitzhugh Trilogy, the Marsdens and the Heart of Blade Duology take the romance line, and the Elemental Trilogy and A Ballad of Mulan add fantasy. Thomas's catalogue holds 31 books, from Delicious (2008) to The Vanished Sister, and publication continues into 2026.

Sherryl Clark's catalogue of 45 books runs from The Too Tight Tutu (1997) to For All the Dead Girls (2026). Subjects include children's fiction, pirates, schools, girls, blogs, birthdays, soccer and investigative journalists. Titles include Successful Self-Publishing (1998), The Littlest Pirate (2002) and Pirates of Quentaris (2006). Series include Our Australian Girl: Rose, Ellyse Perry, Legends in Their Own Lunchbox, Judi Westerholme and Lou Alcott.

Sherryl Woods is an American writer of romance and mystery, born July 23, 1944, in Arlington, Virginia, who has also used the pen names Alexandra Kirk and Suzanne Sherrill. The Chesapeake Shores novels became a six-season Hallmark Channel series, and Netflix's Sweet Magnolias is based on Woods' books, with Woods as an executive producer. The catalogue lists 157 titles from Restoring Love (1982) to Starlit Secrets (2024). Other named series include Calamity Janes, Devaney Brothers and the Amanda Roberts and Molly DeWitt mysteries.

Sherwood Anderson

48 books

Sherwood Anderson, an American short story writer and novelist, worked in a subjective, self-revealing register. Anderson ran a business in Ohio until a breakdown in 1912 sent him to Chicago and to writing. The short-story sequence Winesburg, Ohio (1919) launched that career and remains his most durable book. This catalogue lists 48 titles dated 1916 to 1997, beginning with Windy McPherson's Son (1916), and the 1920s were his heaviest decade, taking in novels, story collections, memoirs, essays and poetry.

Sherwood Smith, born 29 May 1951, is an American writer of fantasy and science fiction for young adults and adults. Smith is a Nebula Award finalist, and the short story Mom and Dad at the Home Front was a 2001 finalist for Best Short Story. Crown Duel is a young adult novel by Smith. Dave Trowbridge co-wrote the Exordium series with Smith, and Andre Norton co-wrote two Solar Queen books. The catalogue lists 83 books from Wren to the Rescue (1990) to Spark Royal (2026), with series including Wren, Inda, Crown & Court, Norsunder War, Dobrenica and Dori and Emma in Oz. Subjects include princesses, magic, sisters and Oz.

Sheryl Browne has 30 books in the catalogue, from Recipes For Disaster (2012) to Mr & Mrs (2026). Subject headings include romance, humorous, man-woman relationships and screenwriters. Early titles include Somebody to Love (2012), Warrant for Love (2012) and Learning to Love (2013); later ones include The Edge of Sanity (2014), Death Sentence (2015), After She's Gone (2017) and Deadly Intent / Want You Gone (2017). DI Matthew Adams is the series listed for Browne.

Sheryl C.D. Ickes has four catalogued series: Slice of Life Mysteries, Becky and Rufus Cross Country Mystery, Fairies of Creek Water and Fluff and Flowers Mysteries. Eight books are listed, published between 2017 and 2025. It Only Takes One Bite and Murder in the Woods both carry 2017 dates, and Tough Fluff (2025) is the newest entry. Other listed titles include A Murderous Christmas (2019), Death of a Dispatcher (2021) and Shiver Me Snowman (2023).

Sheryl Lister writes African American romance. Los Angeles settings, teachers, football players, singers, businesspeople and widowers appear among the recorded subjects. The catalogue lists 40 books from Just to Be with You (2014) to All My Sisters and Me (2026). Grays of Los Angeles, Grays Family & Friends and Sassy Seasoned Sisters are the three series under the Lister name, and Once Upon a Funeral is recorded in the character field. Lister is an ongoing author.

Shiloh Walker, born 1976, is an American writer of contemporary and erotic romance novels and novellas who has also used the pen name J.C. Daniels. The catalogue lists 125 books from 2003 to 2026, starting with Declan and Tori and including Make Me Believe and Eli and Sarel from the same year. Subjects include paranormal romance, romantic suspense, vampires, psychics, magic and murder. Series include FBI Psychics, Grimm's Circle, Secrets & Shadows, Barnes Brothers, Colbana Files, Ash Trilogy and Pretern Wars. I Choose the Bear (2026) is the newest title.

Shirlee Busbee, born August 9, 1941, is an American romance novelist who has published since 1977. More than nine million copies of the books are in print. Busbee has taken the Romantic Times Reviewers' Choice Award, along with Silver and Bronze Pen Awards from Affaire de Coeur. The catalogue holds 24 titles from Gypsy Lady (1977) to Desire Becomes Her (2012), with England, the Regency period, orphans and widows among the recorded subjects. Southern Women, Becomes Her and the Ballinger Family are the series listed.

Shirlee McCoy writes Christian romance and inspirational romantic suspense, with subjects that include police, widows and single mothers. The catalogue lists 64 books from Still Waters (2003) to Blizzard Showdown (2021) and marks the author as dormant. Series include Heroes For Hire, Mission: Rescue, Lakeview, FBI: Special Crimes Unit, Apple Valley and Bradshaws. Die Before Nightfall (2005), Little Girl Lost (2007) and Lakeview Protector (2008) are among the titles.

Shirleen Davies has 92 books catalogued between 2013 and 2026, filed under historical, romance, westerns and thrillers. The earliest titles include Faster Than the Rest, Harder Than The Rest and Tougher Than The Rest, all from 2013. Series by Shirleen Davies include Redemption Mountain, MacLarens of Fire Mountain, MacLarens of Boundary Mountain, Macklins of Whiskey Bend and Cowboys of Whistle Rock Ranch. The most recent entry is Never My Love (2026), and the catalogue is ongoing.

Dame Shirley Conran, born Shirley Ida Pearce on 21 September 1932, was an English author, designer, journalist and social entrepreneur who died on 9 May 2024. Married to Terence Conran, she worked as a designer and sales director at Conran Fabrics, then became women's editor of The Observer and the Daily Mail, where she launched the Femail section. After ME made working difficult, Conran wrote best-selling books, including the feminist self-help title Superwoman and the novel Lace (1982). Later she founded charities promoting maths education for women. The catalogue runs from 1977 to The Revenge of Mimi Quinn (1998).

Witchcraft and murder meet in Shirley Damsgaard's Ophelia & Abby Mysteries. Eight books are catalogued between 2005 and 2011: Witch Way to Murder (2005), Charmed to Death and The Trouble With Witches (2006), The Witch Is Dead and Witch Hunt (2007), The Witch's Grave (2008), The Seventh Witch (2010) and Shadow Tales (2011). Librarians, psychics and ghosts fill the subject list.

Shirley Dickson has 5 catalogued books, all published between 2019 and 2021: Our Last Goodbye and The Orphan Sisters in 2019, The Lost Children and The Outcast Girls in 2020, then The Orphan's Secret in 2021. Orphans and lost children recur in the titles. No series is recorded for Dickson, and nothing has been added since 2021.

Shirley Jackson

32 books• 2 series

Shirley Jackson (1916-1965) was an American writer of horror and mystery whose output ran to six novels, two memoirs and more than 200 short stories. The catalogue lists 32 titles, from Men with Their Big Shoes (1947) to an illustrated edition of Life Among the Savages dated 2026, with the 1950s her densest decade. The Lottery (1948) sits near the start, followed by The Road Through the Wall (1948), Hangsaman (1951) and The Bird's Nest (1954). Stoning, villages, lotteries and rites and ceremonies appear among the listed subjects.

Shirley Jump writes contemporary romance, and lawyers, physicians, marriage and friendship appear in the subjects. The catalogue counts 85 books from The Bachelor's Dare and The Virgin's Proposal (2003) to Cold Case Disappearance (2024). Series include Sweet and Savory, McKenna Brothers, Barlow Brothers, Stone Gap Inn, Sweetheart Sisters, Rescue Bay and Harbor Cove. The Bride Wore Chocolate (2004) and The Devil Served Tortellini (2005) are among the early books.

Shirley MacLaine

16 books• 1 series

Shirley MacLaine is an actress who also writes. MacLaine's 16 catalogued books are largely autobiographical, covering a screen career and a long interest in spiritualism and parapsychology, with one cookery title among them. The run opens with Don't Fall Off the Mountain (1970) and The New Celebrity Cookbook (1973), takes in Out on a Limb (1983), Dancing in the Light (1985) and Going Within (1986), continues through Dance While You Can (1991) and My Lucky Stars (1995), and reaches The Wall of Life (2024).

Shirley Mckay is the author of the Hew Cullan Mystery series and 1588: A Calendar of Crime, with subject headings for Fife and Scottish history. The catalogue lists 12 books from 2004 to 2016, beginning with The Wee Book Of Fife (2004). Hue and Cry (2009), Fate and Fortune (2010) and Time & Tide (2011) follow, then Friend & Foe (2014) and Queen & Country (2015). Candlemas, Lammas and Martinmas all date from 2016.

Shirley Rousseau Murphy wrote mysteries and children's fantasy across 48 books between 1967 and 2018. The Joe Grey mysteries, set in California, are the longest run, with Dulcie tagged alongside Joe Grey and cats threaded through the subjects; Cat Chase the Moon (2018) is the last title listed. Murphy's earlier work is fantasy for younger readers, including the Children of Ynell and Dragonbards sequences and picture books such as The Pig Who Could Conjure The Wind (1978). The Sand Ponies (1967) opens the catalogue.

Shirley Russak Wachtel has 11 books in the catalogue, published between 2005 and 2025. Charlie Wonder--Chef-Detective (2005) and Brad Sureshot--Coach-Detective (2007) are early titles, and The Story of Blima (2005), My Mother's Shoes (2011) and A Castle in Brooklyn (2023) are also listed. The Baker of Lost Memories (2025) is the newest. Subjects include poetry, Jews, Poland, the Holocaust, New York and mothers and daughters.

Shirley Tallman is the author of the Sarah Woolson series, and titles under Tallman's own name include Murder on Nob Hill (2004) and Death on Telegraph Hill (2012). Earlier books were published under the name Erin Ross, including Flower of the Orient (1983), Fragrant Harbor (1984) and Carnival Madness (1987). The catalogue counts 14 books from 1983 to 2012. Subject headings include historical mystery, women lawyers, Chinese Americans, murder investigation and offshore oil well drilling.

Forensic psychologists, police investigation and serial murderers head the subjects recorded against Shirley Wells's catalogue, which names Jill Kennedy and Max Trentham as fictional characters. The 26 books span 1999 to 2019, and several early entries carry other bylines: A New Future Beckoning (1999), All Our Tomorrows (2000) and The Call of the Isles (2000) as Shirley Worrall, A Scandalous Affair (2000) as Holly Graham, and Where Angels Wait (2004) as Ruth Bennett. Dylan Scott Mystery and Jill Kennedy and DCI Max Trentham Mystery are the two series listed, and Her Christmas Homecoming (2019) is the newest title.

Shirtaloon is the author of He Who Fights With Monsters, a LitRPG series with 13 catalogued volumes. The first book, He Who Fights with Monsters, appeared in 2021. Further volumes followed in 2021, 2022 and 2023, and the newest catalogued volume is dated 2026. Shirtaloon's series is still ongoing.

Shona G MacLean writes historical mysteries and is credited with the Alexander Seaton and Damian Seeker series. The catalogue records 12 books from Redemption of Alexander Seaton (2008) to The Cromarty Library Circle (2026). A Game of Sorrows, Crucible of Secrets, The Seeker, The Black Friar, Destroying Angel and The Bear Pit are among the titles. The Bookseller of Inverness (2022) is credited as S.G. MacLean. Subject tags include Scotland, Ireland, Northern Ireland, ex-clergy and teachers.

Paranormal and fantasy romance lead the subject tags for Shona Husk, whose 67 catalogued books run from An Elemental Tail (2010) to Catagenesis (2022). Goblins, vampires and imaginary places also appear among the tags. The Goblin King (2011) and Kiss of the Goblin Prince (2012) are in the list, as are Boyfriend in a Bottle (2010) and How to Breathe Fire (2011). Husk series include Annwyn, Obsidian Rim, Face The Music, Coven Of The Raven, Blood & Silver and Dead Suns.

Shona Thompson is credited with 75 books from 2020 to 2026, opening with Fire in His Highland Heart (2020) and running to The Laird's Sinful Kiss (2026). Titles from 2020 include Highlander's Twin Flame, Highlander's Veiled Bride and How to Woo a Highlander. Thompson's series include Temptation in Tartan, Kilted Kisses, Highland Sinners, Under Highland Desire, Highlanders of Clan Craig, Fates of the Buchan Lassies, Highlanders of Deception and Black Highland Hearts. Shona Thompson is still publishing.

Shonda Czeschin Fischer is credited on 8 catalogued books, six of them dated 2021 and two dated 2022. A Groom for Arabella, A Groom for Charity, Honeysuckle Spring, Snowball Winter, Strawberry Summer and Sunflower Fall make up the 2021 group. Aria and With Love, Laine follow in 2022. One series is recorded under the name: Once Over. Nothing further has been logged since 2022.

Shonda Rhimes is an American television producer and screenwriter and the founder of Shondaland. Rhimes created and ran Grey's Anatomy, its spin-off Private Practice and the political thriller Scandal, becoming the first African American woman to create three television dramas that each reached 100 episodes. Four books carry her name: a book tied to the film The Princess Diaries 2, Royal Engagement (2004), the memoir Year of Yes (2015) with its companion Year of Yes Journal (2016), and Inside Bridgerton (2022).

Shusaku Endo

18 books• 3 series

Shūsaku Endō (March 27, 1923 – September 29, 1996) was a Japanese novelist whose work reflects the outlook of a Japanese Catholic. Silence (1966), a historical novel, was filmed by Martin Scorsese in 2016. Endō received the Akutagawa Prize and the Order of Culture, and Pope Paul VI admitted Endō to the Order of St. Sylvester. Titles in this catalogue include The Sea and Poison (1958), Wonderful Fool (1959), The Golden Country: A Play (1970), A Life of Jesus (1973) and The Samurai (1980).

Shvonne Latrice writes urban romance across a catalogue of 79 books. Falling for a Hood King (2015) opens the run and became a series of its own, and the Crenshaw Kings, Good Girls Love Thugs, Forbidden Love with a Thug, My Baby Is a West Coast King and Shorty Is In Love With a Real One follow. Publication continues to 2026 with Own It.

Shyla Colt is credited with 116 books from 2011 to 2026, beginning with Destination Don'ts: Garcia Brothers (2011) and running to Chance of Us (2026). Colt's series include Kings of Chaos, Garcia Brothers, Dueling Devils, Lords of Mayhem, Witch For Hire, Darling Donuts, Wesson Rebel MC, Custom Constructs, D'Shar Men and Vintage Vixen. Other early titles include The Wanting and Wolf in Waiting, both from 2011. Shyla Colt is still publishing.

Sian Ann Bessey has 26 books in the catalogue, from Forgotten Notes (2001) to When You Rescued Me (2026). Cover of Darkness followed in 2002, and Within the Dark Hills appeared in 2012. Series include Georgian Gentlemen, Kids on a Mission and McQuivey's Costume Shop Romance, and 2013 titles include Ambushed in Africa, Escape from Germany and Uprising in Samoa. Subjects include Wales, Utah, Mormons and Mormon converts, time travel, nurses, women teachers and mystery.

Dublin, women and friendship are the subject headings on the books of Siân O'Gorman. Friends Like Us (2016) opens a catalogue of 13 books, and The Sandycove Knitting Circle (2026) is the newest. Life After You (2020), Mothers and Daughters (2020), The Sandycove Supper Club (2022), The Sandycove Sunset Swimmers (2023) and The Girls of Sandycove (2024) are among them. Siân O'Gorman is still publishing.

Sibéal Pounder writes humorous children's fantasy about witches, mermaids, fairies and magic. The catalogue holds 16 books from 2015 to 2023, opening with Witch Wars (2015). Witch Switch (2015), Witch Glitch (2016) and Bad Mermaids (2017) follow, along with Bad Mermaids Meet the Witches (2019). Pounder's series are Witch Wars, Bad Mermaids and Neon's Secret Universe. Wonka (2023) is the newest title.

Sibel Hodge writes thrillers and comic crime. The Amber Fox mysteries name their crimes plainly, Fashion, Lies, and Murder; Money, Lies, and Murder; Voodoo, Lies, and Murder, while Helen Grey and standalone suspense take on kidnapping, trafficking and Alzheimer's disease. Gluten-free cookbooks sit oddly but genuinely inside the same 28-title catalogue. Hodge published Fourteen Days Later in 2009 and The Disappeared in 2020, at a median of 257 pages.

Raleigh Harmon is the recurring figure across Sibella Giorello's catalogue, which records three series under that name: Raleigh Harmon Mysteries, Young Raleigh Harmon Mysteries and Raleigh Harmon PI Mysteries. Fourteen books are catalogued between 2007 and 2019, from The Stones Cry Out (2007) to The Wind Will Howl (2019). Subject headings cover the Federal Bureau of Investigation, women geologists, Virginia, missing persons and missing children, and Christian suspense.

Siddhartha Mukherjee

7 books• 1 series

Siddhartha Mukherjee, born in 1970, is an Indian physician, biologist and author. His first book, The Emperor of All Maladies: A Biography of Cancer (2010), took the 2011 Pulitzer Prize for General Nonfiction and the Guardian First Book Award, and Time magazine placed it among the hundred most influential non-fiction books of the past century. The Gene: An Intimate History (2016) reached the New York Times list of the year's hundred best books and was shortlisted for the Wellcome Trust and Royal Society prizes. The Laws of Medicine (2015) and The Song of the Cell (2022) complete the run, and Mukherjee took the Lewis Thomas Prize in 2019.

Sidney Bristol's 85 catalogued books, published from 2012 to 2023, span erotic, contemporary and suspense romance. Subjects include the FBI, undercover operations, terrorists, antique and classic cars and Paris. Bound with Pearls (2012) opens the list, Collar Me in Paris followed in 2013, and His Sunshine Mate (2023) is the newest. The Aegis Group name covers several series, among them Aegis Group: Task Force, Aegis Group: Alpha Team and Aegis Group: Lepta Team; others include Twisted Royals, Gone Geek, So Inked, Bayou Bound, Hot Rides and Texas SWAT. The catalogue marks Bristol as dormant.

Sidney Halston writes contemporary romance and romantic suspense, with 20 books catalogued from 2013 to 2024. Seeing Red and Seeing Black both came out in 2013. Sidney Halston series are Panic, Iron Clad Security and a Worth the Fight and Panic crossover. Fight titles such as Against the Cage, Full Contact and Below the Belt appeared in 2014 and 2015. Private investigators, actors and women musicians appear in the subjects. Love Lessons is the newest book.

Sidney Sheldon (February 11, 1917 – January 30, 2007) was an American writer who worked on Broadway plays and then in film and television before turning to novels. Writing the comedy The Bachelor and the Bobby-Soxer (1947) earned Sheldon an Oscar in 1948, and Sheldon created The Patty Duke Show, I Dream of Jeannie and Hart to Hart. The romantic suspense novels, begun after Sheldon turned 50, include The Naked Face (1970), The Other Side of Midnight (1973), Bloodline (1977), Rage of Angels (1980), Master of the Game (1982) and If Tomorrow Comes (1985), and have sold over 300 million copies in 51 languages. The listing also carries titles dated after 2007, up to The Phoenix (2019).

Sienna Cross has published 18 books since 2023, across four series: Kings of Temptation, Ruthless Heirs, Lords of Stonewall University and Edge of Trust. Ruthless King (2023) opens the catalogue, followed by Savage King, Brutal King, Wicked King, Ruthless Guardian, Brutal Heir and Savage Prince, and Blackwood Manuscript arrives in 2026.

Sienna Mercer is the author of two children's supernatural series, My Sister the Vampire and My Brother the Werewolf. The 22 catalogued books were published from 2007 to 2015. My Sister the Vampire features twins named Olivia and Ivy, and subjects list vampires, schools and sisters. Switched, Fangtastic! and Re-Vamped! appeared in 2007. Spooktacular! (2015) is the last Mercer title.

Sienna Snow writes contemporary romance, with romantic suspense and erotic stories among the catalogue subjects. The listing holds 29 books published between 2016 and 2025, from Rule Breaker (2016) to Power (2025). Series recorded against the name include Gods of Vegas, Sinful Gods, Street Kings, Politics of Love, Violent Delights and Sisters of Wrath. Snow holds the sole credit on all 29 titles.

Siera London is credited with 30 books published between 2012 and 2026. The Silent Artist & Other Short Stories (2012) opens the catalogue and A Hard Habit to Break (2026) closes it, with Chasing Ava (2015), Convincing Lina (2015), Catching Rebecca (2016), Claiming Janna (2017) and Going The Distance (2018) among the titles. Series recorded under London are Bachelors of Shell Cove, Kelvinian Warriors, Calvary Brothers, Protectors of The Governor, MaKenzie Young and a short story listing.

Sierra Cartwright writes erotic romance, and the Titans books make up most of the catalogue, Titans Captivated, Titans Sin City, Titans Quarter, the Moretti Mafia line and The Reserve, beside the Hawkeye series. Naughty Nibbles (2007) is the earliest of 63 titles and Merciless Vows (2026) the newest. Bondage, man-woman relationships and suspense fill the subject tags.

Sierra Dean writes mystery and paranormal fiction. Secret McQueen heads the catalogue, and a run of Secret titles opens it: Something Secret This Way Comes (2011), A Bloody Good Secret (2011), Deep Dark Secret (2012), Keeping Secret (2012) and Grave Secret (2013). Twelve series are catalogued in all, among them the Witches' Brew Mystery, Detective Margot Phalen, Margot Phalen FBI, the Phoebe Winchester Mystery, the Lucky Pie Mystery, Rain Chaser and Dead in Detroit. Fifty-two books carry dates from 2011 to 2026, reaching Peppermint Medley Murder (2026).

Sierra Simone writes erotic and contemporary romance, and subject headings also name BDSM, political romance and second chances. The catalogue lists 39 books from 2015 to 2026. Priest and Midnight Mass both date from 2015, as do The Awakening of Ivy Leavold, The Education of Ivy Leavold and The Persuasion of Molly O'Flaherty; American Queen followed in 2016. Series are Priest, New Camelot, Markham Hall, Thornchapel, Lyonesse and Far Hope Stories. Devil (2026) is the newest title.