Authors whose first name starts with S, page 12 of 19

Sofia Samatar

8 books• 1 series

Sofia Samatar is an American scholar, novelist and educator from Indiana, and an associate professor of English at James Madison University. Eight catalogued books run from A Stranger in Olondria (2013) to Opacities: On Writing and the Writing Life (2024), with Olondria listed as Samatar's series. Subject headings cover fantasy, short stories, ghost stories, mystics, monsters, mythological creatures, and books and reading. Monster Portraits (2017), Tender (2017) and The White Mosque (2022) sit inside the span, at a median length of 273 pages.

Sofia T Summers writes forbidden-romance titles at very high volume, 108 catalogued books between 2020 and 2026. The series names state the tropes outright: Brother's Best Friend, Forbidden Doctors, Forbidden First Times, Fake and Forbidden, Dangerous Daddies, Ruthless Mafia Kings and Billionaire Baby Daddies. Baby for Brother's Best Friend (2020) is the earliest catalogued title and Sexting my Bratva Daddies (2026) the newest.

Sofie Darling writes historical romance, with 22 catalogued books from 2018 to 2026. Tempted by the Viscount and Three Lessons in Seduction (both 2018) open the list, and Tilly and the Unreformed Rake (2026) is the newest. Darling's series are Shadows and Silk, All's Fair in Love and Racing, and Windermeres in Love. Lady Amelia Takes a Lover and Miss Windermere Woos a Highlander appeared in 2022.

Sofie Ryan's Second Chance Cat Mysteries put a secondhand shop owner in Maine, and a cat, into murder investigations. Twelve books are catalogued, from The Whole Cat and Caboodle (2014) through Telling Tails (2017), No Escape Claws (2019), Claw Enforcement (2020) and Totally Pawstruck (2022) to Cat Got Your Killer in 2025.

Soji Shimada, born in Fukuyama City in Hiroshima Prefecture in 1948, is a Japanese mystery writer. One title is catalogued here under his name, One Love Chigusa (2020), listed with his short stories and novellas.

Solease M. Barner is catalogued with 22 books published between 2013 and 2023, all credited to Barner alone. Awakens, Draken, Showken and The Sleeper date from 2013, Layern followed in 2014, Gemi and Redemption in 2015, and A Draglen's Wedding, Domlen's Way and Warton in 2016. Nala (2023) is the newest entry. Four series are listed: Draglen Brothers, Secrets of the Ghosts, Devious and Reigning Sisters. The books run to a median of 200 pages, and the catalogue records no subject headings.

Private investigators and police detectives run through Solomon Carter's twelve series, DI Hogarth, Jenna Royal, and Roberts and Bradley among the recurring names. Carter's 142 catalogued books open with Out With A Bang (2014) and reach Black Coast (2026), with six titles carrying a 2014 date. Long Time Dying, Luck and Judgment, London Calling, Black and Gold, Last Line Conspiracy and Between Two Thieves fill out the list. Volumes median 451 pages, at roughly ten a year.

Soman Chainani

14 books• 3 series

Soman Chainani is an American author best known for The School for Good and Evil, a children's book series, and some of the work has been adapted for film. The catalogue lists 14 books, from The School for Good and Evil (2013) to Young World (2026). World Without, The Last Ever After, A Crystal of Time and One True King are among the titles, and John Arcudi, Michael Conrad and Gregory Burnham each share the credit on 1 book. Subject tags include good and evil, magic, schools, friendship and identity.

Somme Sketcher has 8 catalogued books across two series. Sinners Anonymous runs from the 2021 title of that name through Sinners Condemned and Sinners Consumed (2022) to Sinners Atone and Sinners Absolve (2023). East Coast Devils is the second series, and the three Devil titles all date from 2021: The Devil's Deal, The Devil's Keepsake and The Devil's Obsession. Sinners Anonymous supplies the recurring cast, and nothing has been added since 2023.

Sonali Dev, born around 1972, is an Indian American writer of contemporary romance. The Bollywood series opens the catalogue with A Bollywood Affair (2014), followed by The Bollywood Bride (2015), A Change of Heart (2016) and A Distant Heart (2017). Four later titles take their names from Jane Austen: Pride, Prejudice, and Other Flavors (2019), Recipe for Persuasion (2020), Incense and Sensibility (2021) and The Emma Project (2022). Dev also writes the Rajes series. Subjects across the 13 catalogued titles include the motion picture industry, arranged marriage, village life and heart transplantation.

Sonia Hartl has 11 books in the catalogue, published between 2019 and 2023. The earliest is Have a Little Faith in Me (2019), and Not Your #Lovestory (2020), Heartbreak for Hire (2021) and The Lost Girls (2021) follow. Hartl also writes the Zodiac Cove series. A group of titles beginning with A Touch includes A Touch Charmed (2022), A Touch Magical (2022) and A Touch Bewitched (2023). A Touch Spellbound (2023) is the newest.

Cozy mystery series make up most of Sonia Parin's 81 catalogued titles: the Evie Parker mysteries, the Deadline mysteries, the Mackenzie Coven books, Dear Abby, Lucinda and Thea Investigate and A Town Named Eden. Her Charming Heartbreaker (2015) opens the catalogue with romance before the mysteries take over, and Murder by the Roadside (2026) is the newest entry. Parin publishes several books a year.

Sonya Bateman writes fantasy in four series: Gavyn Donatti, DeathSpeaker Codex, Avalon Rising and Aftermagic. Master of None (2010) opens the catalogue, followed by The Getaway (2010) and Master and Apprentice (2011). Six titles appeared in 2016 alone - City of Secrets, Divine Wrath, Fields of Blood, Prison of Horrors, Realm of Mirrors and Return of the Hunters. The 32 catalogued books reach Happy Anniversary (2026).

Sonya Lalli writes romance, and publishes part of the catalogue as S.C. Lalli. Readers looking for Sonya Lalli books in order start with The Arrangement (2019) and reach As Luck Would Have It (2024) and The Plus One (2024). Subject headings name marriage, Canada and Great Britain. Nine catalogued books carry the Lalli credit alone, reach a median of 352 pages, and arrived at an average of one every seven months.

Sophia Henry writes romance, with three series on record: Aviators Hockey, Saints and Sinners Duet and Charlotte Monarchs Hockey. The catalogue lists 14 books running from Power Play (2016) to Love Me (2025). Interference (2016), Breakaway (2017), Open Your Heart (2018), Saints (2019), Sinners (2019), Devil In Disguise (2020) and Blue Lines (2021) are also listed. Henry is still publishing.

Regency romance is Sophie Barnes's form, set among the English aristocracy with balls, inheritances and marriage settlements for material. Nine series carry the work, among them the Townsbridges, Secrets at Thorncliff Manor, At the Kingsborough Ball, the Honorable Scoundrels, the Crawfords and the Gentlemen Authors. Forty-seven titles run from 2012 to A Duke's Lesson in Charm (2023).

Sophie Blackall is an Australian artist and illustrator of children's books, based in Brooklyn, New York. Children's fiction heads the catalogue, and lighthouses, magic tricks, bedtime, mothers and sons and humorous stories sit among the recorded subjects. Thirteen books are listed, from 20 Party Tricks: to Amuse and Amaze Your Friends (1997) to Ahoy! (2024), taking in Are You Awake? (2011), The Baby Tree (2014), Hello Lighthouse (2018), If You Come to Earth (2020), Negative Cat (2021) and Farmhouse (2022).

Sophie Cleverly writes children's mystery fiction for grades 6 to 8. Twin sisters, boarding schools, schools and missing persons are the recorded subjects. Two series carry the name, Scarlet and Ivy and the Violet Veil Mysteries. The Lost Twin (2015) opens the catalogue of 9 books and A Case of High Stakes (2024) is the newest, with The Whispers in the Walls, The Dance in the Dark and Lights Under the Lake in between. The five volumes with a recorded length run to a median of 320 pages.

Sophie Cousens writes contemporary romantic comedy about coincidence, timing and fate. This Time Next Year (2020), built on two people born at the same moment, opens the catalogue, followed by Just Haven't Met You Yet, Before I Do, The Good Part, Is She Really Going Out with Him? and And Then There Was You (2025). Six books make up the list, each standing alone, at a median of 328 pages.

Sophie Dawson is credited alone on all 19 catalogued books, published between 2012 and 2023. Healing Love (2012) is the earliest and An Agent for Rilla (2023) the most recent. Dawson's work is organised into three series: Cottonwood, Stones Creek and Love's Infestation. Other titles include Chasing Norie (2013), Java Priority (2017) and Mice and Marriage (2017). No new book has been recorded since 2023.

Sophie Gonzales is an Australian writer of young adult queer romantic comedies and fantasy, based in Adelaide after a childhood in Whyalla, South Australia. Gonzales trained at the University of Adelaide and works as a psychologist. The first catalogued book, The Law of Inertia (2018), is an LGBT mystery that takes on depression, anxiety and suicide; Only Mostly Devastated (2020) recasts Grease as a contemporary queer story. Eight books run through to Nobody in Particular (2025), among them If This Gets Out, Perfect on Paper and The Perfect Guy Doesn't Exist.

Sophie Hannah

52 books• 9 series

Sophie Hannah writes crime fiction and poetry. The Zailer & Waterhouse mysteries carry the suspense line, and Hannah also writes new Hercule Poirot mysteries; the catalogue's early titles, from Carrot the Goldfish (1992) onward, include the poetry collections Hotels like Houses (1997) and Leaving and Leaving You (1999). Missing persons, private investigation and England recur as subjects. Fifty-two books are catalogued, and The Opposite of Murder is the most recent.

Christian life heads the subjects the catalogue attaches to Sophie Hudson's 8 books, alongside family, anecdote, Christian biography and devotional calendars. The run opens with A Little Salty to Cut the Sweet (2013) and reaches A Fine Sight to See: Leading Because You Were Made for It (2024). Home Is Where My People Are (2015), Giddy Up, Eunice (2016) and Stand All the Way Up (2020) sit between them, with journaling devotionals catalogued in 2017 and 2021. Hudson holds sole credit on all 8, and the listing groups part of the work as Sophie Hudson Humor.

Sophie Irwin is an English novelist of historical romance. Her debut, A Lady's Guide to Fortune-Hunting (2022), became a Sunday Times bestseller and won an Alex Award. A Lady's Guide to Scandal followed in 2023 and How to Lose a Lord in Ten Days in 2025, making three books in the catalogue so far.

Historical romance and paranormal young adult fiction share Sophie Jordan's 58-title catalogue. Once Upon a Wedding Night (2006) opens the historical side, which continues through the Derrings, Rogue Files, Debutante Files, Duke Hunt and Penwich School books. The Moon Chasers novels turn on werewolves and Firelight on dragons. Nobility and English social life fill the romances, and Spellcast is the 2026 entry.

Sophie Kenna has two series in the catalogue, Marina Cove and Summertime Sisters. Ten books are listed between 2023 and 2026: The Broken Promise, The Last Letters and The Seaside House in 2023, The Changing Winds, The Second Chance and The Shifting Tides in 2024, The House on Mermaid Bay and The Seaside Wedding in 2025, and A Sea Breeze in Mermaid Bay and Sunset Dreams in Mermaid Bay in 2026.

Sophie Kinsella

37 books• 4 series

Sophie Kinsella was the pen name of Madeleine Sophie Wickham (12 December 1969 to 10 December 2025), an English author best known for the Shopaholic series. The Kinsella catalogue holds 37 books from 1995 to 2024; early titles such as 40 Love / The Tennis Party (1995) and Cocktails for Three (2000) appeared under the name Madeleine Wickham. The first two Shopaholic books became the 2009 film Confessions of a Shopaholic, and Can You Keep a Secret? (2003) was filmed in 2019. Kinsella's books sold more than 50 million copies in over 60 countries. Shopping, weddings and Becky Bloomwood appear among the subjects.

Sophie Lark's catalogue lists 38 books between 2019 and 2024, from Always (2019) to Monarch (2024). Series listings include Colors of Crime / Underworld, Brutal Birthright, Kingmakers, Grimstone, Classic Billionaires, Sinners Duet and Love Contract, along with standalone novels. Titles from 2019 include Black, Snow, Crimson / Nikolai, Emerald / Ivan, Sapphire / Luca and Violet / Anton. The catalogue marks Sophie Lark as still publishing.

A Bad Day for Sorry (2009) won Sophie Littlefield the Anthony Award for Best First Novel and an Edgar nomination in 2010. The American author, born in Missouri and based in San Francisco, writes crime fiction, women's fiction and young adult novels. Littlefield holds a computer science degree from Indiana University and has led the San Francisco chapter of Romance Writers of America. Littlefield's series are Bad Day, Aftertime and Joe Bashir, and Stella Hardesty is a character named in the subjects. The 21 books close with That's What Frenemies Are For (2019).

Sophie Love writes romance and cozy mystery. The 45 catalogued books open in 2017 with For Now and Forever and a run of further Forever titles, and reach Forever Full Circle (2026). Series include the Inn at Sunset Harbor, the Romance Chronicles, A Porch by the Sea, Riverton Romance and the Riverton Raptors, alongside the Canine Casper, Molly Sweetwater and Curious Bookstore cozy mysteries.

Sophie McKenzie is a British author of young adult novels and adult thrillers who writes full time in London, with Simon & Schuster as the main publisher. Girl, Missing (2006) is the best-known of the award-winning novels, and Blood Ties (2008) and The Set Up (2009) have also won awards. The catalogue lists 38 books up to Storm of Lies (2024). Girl, Missing, All About Eve and White Wolves: Myths and Legends are the listed series. Genetic engineering, psychic ability, kidnapping, missing persons and the Medusa Project, an imaginary organization, appear in the subjects.

Sophie Ranald has 19 books in the catalogue, dated 2013 to 2026. It Would Be Wrong to Steal My Sister's Boyfriend (2013) is the first, followed by A Groom with a View and Who Wants to Marry a Millionaire? (2014). Girlfriends' Club is the one series on file. Later titles include Sorry Not Sorry (2019), Thank You, Next (2020) and The Work Husband (2026).

Love runs through every title Sophie Sullivan has published, across two series, Jansen Brothers and Rock Bottom Love. Nine books go from Ten Rules for Faking It (2021) to Maybe This Once (2026), taking in How to Love Your Neighbor (2022), A Guide to Being Just Friends (2023), Love, Naturally (2024) and You Make It Feel Like Christmas (2025). Volumes median 320 pages, at roughly two a year, and Sullivan remains actively publishing.

Ten books carry the name Sophie Winsor, published across 2021 and 2022 and credited to Winsor alone. Six of them appeared in 2021: Flower Girl's Christmas, The Bartered Wife, The Christmas Rose, The Defiant Daughter, The Fortune-Teller's Fall and The Orphan's Promise. Four followed in 2022, among them Stage Girl's Undoing, The Pickpocket's Daughter and The Runaway Wife. Slum Girl's Christmas closed the run, and nothing has been listed since.

Soraya Lane writes women's fiction. The directory records a single catalogued title under her name, The Paris Daughter, published in 2024, and marks the entry as ongoing rather than closed.

Soraya M. Lane has 55 books in the catalogue, from Rodeo Daddy and Soldier on Her Doorstep (2011) to The Underground Sisters (2026). Subjects on file include romance, veterans, soldiers, military families, ranches, Texas and the Second World War. Series include Lost Daughters, Heroes Come Home, Texas Kings, River Ranch and Soldiers' Homecoming. The Navy SEAL's Bride (2012) and Montana Homecoming (2013) are among the earlier titles.

Sosie Frost published 23 romance books between 2015 and 2023. Beauty and the Blitz, Hard and Love At First Down appeared in 2015. Bad Boy's Baby, Bad Boy's Bridesmaid and Bad Boy's Revenge followed in 2016, along with Happily Ever All-Star and Once Upon a Half-Time. Sosie Frost's series are Payne Brothers, Touchdowns and Tiaras and Ironfield Forge. Mistake A Trois (2023) is the latest title.

Sparkle Hayter, born in 1958, is a Canadian journalist, author and stand-up comedian. Hayter took the Crime Writers of Canada's Arthur Ellis Award for best first crime novel in 1995, and in 1998 became the first winner of the UK Sherlock award for best comic detective. Robin Hudson is the recurring character on record, with women journalists, women television journalists and New York City among the subjects. Nine books run from What's a Girl Gotta Do? (1994) to A Goddamned Christmas Miracle (2023).

Spencer Guerrero writes mystery and thriller fiction about crime inside families, across three series: Twisted Family Mysteries, Twisted Young Adult Mysteries and Leaked. The titles state the premise outright - My Father Is A Serial Killer (2023), My Son Is A Murderer (2023), My Wife's Stalker (2024), Locked in a Stranger's Room (2025). Thirteen Guerrero books are catalogued, from Leaked (2021) to Cult of Lies (2026).

Spencer Kope writes crime fiction around the Special Tracking Unit, with the Federal Bureau of Investigation, serial murder investigation, psychic ability and tracking among the catalogued subjects. The Dead sequence runs Collecting the Dead (2016), Whispers of the Dead (2018), Shadows of the Dead (2020) and Echoes of the Dead (2021). The catalogue holds 6 titles in all, opening with When the Drummer Falls (1995) and closing with Last Ride in the Bumblebee Jacket (2021); the Battle of Gettysburg and the American Civil War also sit among its subjects.

Spencer Quinn is a mystery writer, and dogs are a leading subject of the work. Chet and Bernie are the recurring pair, and the catalogue also lists the Bowser and Birdie series, the Mrs. Plansky series and standalone novels. The catalogue credits Quinn with 16 books from Dog On It (2008) through Cat on a Hot Tin Woof (2026), with Raiders of the Lost Bark set for 2027. Subject tags include children's fiction, theft, Louisiana and bayous.

Spider Robinson is an American-Canadian science fiction author, born in 1948. Telempath (1976) opens 29 catalogued books, and Callahan's Crosstime Saloon (1977) begins the Callahan books, set in a bar kept by the bartender Mike Callahan. Stardance, the Lifehouse Trilogy and a mystery sequence follow. Robinson took Hugo Awards in 1977 and 1983, and a third in 1978 with his wife and co-author Jeanne Robinson. The catalogue closes with My Favorite Shorts (2016).

Spike Milligan (1918–2002) was an Irish comedian, writer, musician, poet, playwright and actor, born in British India to an English mother and Irish father and living mainly in England from 1931. Milligan co-created The Goon Show, served as its main writer, played roles including Eccles, Minnie Bannister and Count Jim Moriarty, and outlived the other Goons. The catalogue lists 89 books from Silly Verse For Kids (1959), including Puckoon (1963) and Adolf Hitler: My Part in His Downfall (1971), with series such as War (and Peace) Memoirs.

Stacey Abrams

17 books• 2 series

Stacey Abrams published romantic suspense under the name Selena Montgomery, among it Rules of Engagement (2001), The Art of Desire (2001) and Power Of Persuasion (2002). Avery Keene is the named series on the later work, and 17 titles are catalogued through Coded Justice (2025). Intelligence officers, political participation, women computer scientists and African American women fill the subject tags.

Stacey Brutger has 32 catalogued books published between 2012 and 2026. Electric Storm and The Demon Within both date from 2012, with BloodSworn and Electric Moon in 2013, Coveted in 2014, and Electric Heat and Electric Legend in 2015. Series headings are Raven Investigations, the Academy of Assassins, A Phantom Touched, Clash of the Demigods, Druid Quest, the Spirit Realm, KismetBorn, Demonic Covenant and Crime Always Pays. Prowling (2026) is the newest listed title, and the run is ongoing.

Stacey Cochran has 11 catalogued books published between 2004 and 2015. The Band and The Kiribati Test are the 2004 titles, and Amber Page and the Legend of the Coral Stone followed in 2005. Later books include The Colorado Sequence (2007), Claws (2009), Chromosome 4 (2012) and Eddie & Sunny (2015). Subject headings range across North Carolina, crime, romance, science fiction, magic and children's fiction.

Stacey Halls writes gothic historical fiction. Four books are catalogued: The Familiars (2019), The Lost Orphan, also published as The Foundling (2020), Mrs England (2021) and The Household (2024). The Familiars was a Sunday Times bestseller and won a Betty Trask Award, and the three that followed were bestsellers too. Halls, an English author born in 1989, took the Women's Prize x Good Housekeeping Futures Award in 2022. The median book runs 392 pages.

Stacey Kennedy is a romance author with 77 books catalogued between 2010 and 2025. Subject records point to erotic, contemporary and suspense romance, including police and law enforcement stories. A Deadly Whisper (2010) is the earliest title and The Rebel with Broken Strings (2025) the newest. Series include Dirty Little Secrets, Kinky Spurs, Three Chicks Brewery, Naked Moose, Devil's Bluffs, Frostbite and Magical Sword.

Stacey Heather Lee writes young adult fiction, best known for Under a Painted Sky (2015) and Outrun the Moon (2016). Her work spans contemporary and historical fiction with magical elements, and the catalogue records Chinese Americans, the 1906 San Francisco earthquake and fire, slavery, runaways and survival among its subjects. Eight books reach from that 2015 debut to Heiress of Nowhere (2026), taking in The Downstairs Girl (2019), Luck of the Titanic (2021) and Kill Her Twice (2024).

Stacey Marie Brown's books are tagged fantasy, action and adventure, and romance. The catalogue lists 40 titles, from Darkness of Light (2013) to White Raven (2026), with Night Hunter due in 2027. Series include Savage Lands, the Lightness Saga, Winterland Tale, Collector, Shattered Love, Royal Watch, Devil in the Deep Blue and Messengers of the Realm. Beast in the Darkness, Fire in the Darkness and Blood Beyond Darkness also date from 2013 and 2014.

Stacey McEwan is an Australian author, born in 1989 or 1990, with 5 catalogued books. Ledge (2021), Chasm (2023) and Valley (2024) come first; A Forbidden Alchemy (2025) and A Forsaken Prophecy (2026) follow. The Glacian Trilogy and the Artisan Trilogy are the two series. The median McEwan book runs to 480 pages, and McEwan remains actively publishing.

Stacey Wilk has 31 books in the catalogue, published between 2013 and 2026. Welcome To Kata-Tartaroo (2013) is the listed first title, followed by Welcome To Bibliotheca (2014) and Welcome To Skull Mountain (2016). Winter's Last Chance, A Second Chance House, Silent Water, Stage Fright and The Bridge Home all carry a 2018 date, and Dare to Tell (2026) is the most recent. Hometown, Gabriel Hunter, Heritage River and Winter At The Shore are the four series credited to Wilk, and the 2020s are the heaviest decade.

Staci Hart writes contemporary romance across 10 series: Austens, Bennet Brothers, Bright Young Things, Red Lipstick Coalition, Bad Habits, Hardcore, Tonic, Hearts and Arrows, Blum's Bees and Roseville Ramblers. Hart's 40 books start with Paper Fools in 2013 and reach Sweet Spot in 2026, at a median of 315 pages.

Stacia Stark's catalogue holds 18 books published since 2021, across five series: Deals with Demons, Kingdom of Lies, Bargains with Beasts, Empire of Blood and Kingdom of Death. Demons run through the early titles, Dance with the Demon and Fool the Demon (2021) and Luck of the Demon (2022) among them, and courts through the later ones such as A Court This Cruel and Lovely (2023). This Vicious Dream is the newest book, and This Ancient Feud is scheduled for 2027.

Stacy C. Bauer writes early readers. Eight titles are catalogued between Cami Kangaroo Has Too Many Sweets (2018) and Bye-Bye Bully (2023). Six of them name Cami, Wyatt or both: Cami Kangaroo Has Too Much Stuff (2019), Cami, Wyatt and Kindness Too (2019), Cami and Wyatt Have Too Much Screen Time (2020), Cami and Wyatt Practice Patience (2020), Cami and Wyatt Share the Christmas Spirit (2020) and the 2018 opener. The ABCs of Friendship and Kindness (2021) completes the list, and nothing has been added since 2023.

Stacy Claflin has 107 books in the catalogue, published from 2012 to 2026. Deception (2012) is the earliest, followed by Betrayal, Fallen and Forgotten in 2013 and Gone and Held in 2014. Time For Justice (2026) is the newest release. Claflin series include Transformed, Gone Saga, Alex Mercer, Brannon House, Ariana Jones, Bayside Hunters, Curse of the Moon, Valhalla's Curse, Sisterhood of Midlife Magic, Wildflower Romance, Dark Sea Academy and Recluse Island. Internet abduction is among the recorded subjects.

Stacy Eaton's catalogue holds 86 books published between 2011 and 2026. Romance leads the recorded subjects, which also take in war and military writing, action and adventure, crime, young women and mystery with women sleuths. My Blood Runs Blue (2011) is the listed first title, issued the same year as Blue Blood for Life, and Lance (2026) is the most recent. Series credited to Eaton include Celebration, Twisted Love, My Blood Runs Blue, Blue Blood Returns, Loving a Lancaster, Heart of the Family, Rise Again Warrior and Finding Love in Special Places.

Stacy Finz writes contemporary and western romance, with California, small-town life, neighbours and police chiefs among the recorded subjects. The catalogue lists 25 books, beginning in 2014 with Going Home and Finding Hope and reaching Your Every Wish (2025). Series include Nugget, Dry Creek Ranch and Garner Brothers. Other titles include Getting Lucky (2015), Starting Over (2015), Riding High (2016) and Hope for Christmas (2017).

Stacy Green writes suspense thrillers across several series: Nikki Hunt, Delta Detectives, Lucy Kendall, the Delta Crossroads Trilogy, Erin Prince and Cage Foster. Into the Devil's Underground, also published as Into The Dark (2012), is the earliest catalogued title, and Where She Rests arrives in 2026. Thirty-five books in all, at 312 pages on median.

Stacy Gregg is a New Zealand author best known for Pony Club Secrets, children's novels about horses whose titles pair a pony with an event: Mystic and the Midnight Ride (2007), Blaze and the Dark Rider (2007), Comet and the Champion's Cup (2008), Storm and the Silver Bridle (2009). Issie and Blaze are among the recurring characters. At the 2024 New Zealand Book Awards for Children and Young Adults, Gregg's Nine Girls took the Margaret Mahy Book of the Year. The catalogue holds 32 titles, with Spellbound Ponies and Pony Club Rivals beside the main series.