Authors whose first name starts with S, page 18 of 19

Susana Mohel has 15 catalogued books, all published between 2018 and 2022. Whispers of My Skin (2018) opens the run and Wrecked (2022) closes it. The listing also holds CloudStorm (2019), Rainstorm (2019), Thunderstorm (2020), Beyond our Forever (2020), Fated (2021), Blank Spaces (2021), Blurred Lines (2021) and Off Limits (2021). No series is recorded against the Mohel entry, and nothing new has been catalogued since 2022.

Susane Colasanti writes young adult fiction, and the catalogue holds 11 books from 2006 to 2017, with City Love as the named series. For the Susane Colasanti books in order, start with When It Happens (2006), then Take Me There (2008), Waiting for You (2009), Something Like Fate (2010) and So Much Closer (2011). Keep Holding On (2012), All I Need (2013), Now and Forever (2014), City Love (2015) and Lost in Love (2016) follow, and Forever in Love (2017) is the newest. Subject headings include high schools, dating, friendship and New York City. Colasanti is American, was born on May 1, 1973, and is a former high-school science teacher.

Susanna Beard has eight catalogued books, published between 2017 and 2024, with an average gap of one year between them. The first is listed under two titles, What Happened That Night and Dare To Remember (2017), as is the second, The Girl on the Beach and The Truth Waits (2018). Readers looking for Susanna Beard books in order then reach The Perfect Life (2020), The Lost Brother (2021), The Perfect Witness (2022) and The Best Friend (2023). The Wonder Drug (2024) is the newest entry.

Susanna Calkins, born in 1971, is an American writer of historical mysteries, a historian, and a university teacher and administrator. The Lucy Campion Mysteries are set in London around the Great Fire of 1666, opening with A Murder at Rosamund's Gate (2013); The Masque of a Murderer, the third, won the Sue Feder Historical Mystery Award for Best Historical Novel in 2016. The Speakeasy Murders form a second series from Murder Knocks Twice (2019). Calkins studied at Northwestern and took a doctorate in history at Purdue. Eleven titles are catalogued through Death Among the Ruins (2023).

Susanna Clarke

5 books• 1 series

Susanna Clarke is an English author, born in 1959, with five catalogued books. Jonathan Strange & Mr. Norrell (2004) is the debut, an alternative history that won a Hugo Award and became a bestseller; Clarke began writing it in 1993 and worked on it in her spare time for a decade before Bloomsbury bought the manuscript in 2003. The Ladies of Grace Adieu and Other Stories collects short fiction from the same world. Piranesi (2020), The Wood at Midwinter (2024) and The Bishop of Durham Attempts to Surrender the City (2026) follow. Fairies, England, fairy tales and historical fantasy recur as subjects.

Susanna Gregory is the pen name of Elizabeth Cruwys, a Cambridge academic and former coroner's officer who writes historical detective fiction. Matthew Bartholomew, a physician investigating murders in fourteenth-century Cambridge, carries her longest sequence, which opens with A Plague on Both Your Houses (1996). Thomas Chaloner heads a second series. Under a further name, Simon Beaufort, she wrote the Sir Geoffrey Mappestone and Alec Lonsdale books. The catalogue holds 52 books published between 1996 and 2022, and nothing has followed The Pudding Lane Plot (2022).

Susanna Kearsley writes historical romantic suspense with a paranormal edge, and Scotland and archaeology recur across the work. Fifteen catalogued books run from Undertow (1993) to The King's Messenger (2025), taking in Mariana (1994), The Splendour Falls (1995), The Shadowy Horses (1997) and Named of the Dragon (1998). The Slains books are the one linked series, and the median title runs 425 pages.

Mail-order bride romance accounts for almost all of Susannah Calloway's catalogue. Calloway has published 232 books between 2015 and 2026, opening with The Escape (2015) and reaching A Wild Colorado Heart (2026). The series are organised by place: Mail Order Brides of Montana, of Colorado, of Nebraska, of Plum River, of Idaho City and a dozen more. Books are short, a median of 100 pages, and the run continues.

Susannah Nix writes romantic comedies and contemporary romance, and is a RITA Award winner and USA Today bestselling author based in Texas. The catalogue holds 20 books published between 2017 and 2023, including the Chemistry Lessons series. Remedial Rocket Science (2017) is the first listed title, and Ewe Complete Me (2023) the newest. Subjects include women aerospace engineers, screenwriters and Los Angeles. Other titles include Intermediate Thermodynamics, Rising Star, Fallen Star and Maybe This Christmas.

Susannah Sandlin writes the Penton Legacy and Wilds of the Bayou series, and the catalogue lists 11 books from 2012 to 2017. Absolution and Redemption both date from 2012. Omega, Storm Force, Allegiance, Deadly, Calm, and Cold and Wild Man's Curse followed, and Illumination (2017) is the newest. Subjects include vampires, paranormal romance, romantic suspense, assassins and Louisiana.

Diplomats and their spouses open Susanne O'Leary's catalogue, in Diplomatic Incidents (2001) and European Affairs (2003). Nine series follow, among them Sandy Cove, Kerry, Tipperary, Riviera Romance, Paul Forte, A Woman's Place, Virtual Detective, Maddy and Leanne, and Sisters of Cherrywood. Thirty-eight catalogued books reach The Secret Bookshop in Ireland (2026), and O'Leary continues to publish.

Susanne Valenti is credited with 10 catalogued books published between 2015 and 2018. Two series carry the Valenti credit: Cage Of Lies and Tainted Earth. Cut Glass and Linked open the listing in 2015, and Bound (2016), Broken (2016), Embers (2016), Free (2017), Afflicted (2017), Adapted (2018), Altered (2018) and Advanced (2018) follow.

Susette Williams has 37 books in the catalogue, published between 2006 and 2018 and credited to Williams alone. The 'in' Crowd (2006) opens the listing and Starr Witness (2018) closes it. Mail Order Brides, My New Brother, Life With Stef, Maid for Murder and Widower's New Wife are the series recorded. Among the three titles with a recorded page count, the median length is 51 pages. No subject headings are attached to the catalogue.

Susie Dent

20 books• 2 series

Susie Dent is an English lexicographer and etymologist, born in 1964, who has appeared in Dictionary Corner on Channel 4's Countdown since 1992 and on 8 Out of 10 Cats Does Countdown. The books take the English language as their subject, new words, slang, regional speech and usage, in titles such as The Language Report (2003), Larpers and Shroomers (2004), How to Talk Like a Local (2008) and Words of the Year (2008). Twenty are catalogued, from Key Skills Survival Guide (2001) to Death Writ Large (2026), at a median length of 170 pages.

Susie Murphy writes historical fiction. Seven books are catalogued between 2018 and 2025, every one of them headed A Class: A Class Apart (2018), A Class Entwined (2019), A Class Forsaken (2020), A Class Coveted (2021), A Class Reunited (2022), A Class Inherited (2023) and A Class Liberated (2025). The run is ongoing.

DS Manon Bradshaw, a police detective in Cambridgeshire, carries three of Susie Steiner's four catalogued books. The fourth, Homecoming, opened the catalogue in 2013. Steiner was an English novelist and journalist, born in 1971 and died in 2022, and the run closes at four titles with Remain Silent (2020). Missing persons, families and women sleuths are the recurring subject headings.

Susie Tate's catalogue holds 17 books published since Broken Heart Syndrome (2014), grouped into four series: Beg, Borrow or Steal, Unperfect, Daydreamer and the Aristocrats of London. Sticks and Stones (2014), Limits (2018) and Maid for Advertising (2021) fall along the way. Deal Breaker is the newest title, dated 2026.

Susin Nielsen, a Canadian writer born 1964, writes for children, teenagers and young adults. The Reluctant Journal of Henry K. Larsen, about the aftermath of a school shooting, won Nielsen the 2012 Governor General's Award and a 2013 Canadian Library Association award, and the Vicky Metcalf Award followed in 2019. The catalogue lists 21 books from 1989 to Snap (2025), including Shane and Wheels from the Degrassi era, Word Nerd (2008) and books in the Franny's Feet series.

Dukes, earls and marquesses fill the titles credited to Suzanna Medeiros, whose four series are Landing a Lord, Hathaway Heirs, Christmas Scandals and Legendary Lords of the Ton. The catalogue holds 23 books published between 2012 and 2026, opening with Dancing with the Duke and Dear Stranger in 2012 and reaching Taken by the Earl (2026). Beguiling the Earl, Lady Hathaway's Indecent Proposal and Loving the Marquess all date from 2013. The median book runs 238 pages, the 2020s hold the most titles, and Medeiros is still publishing.

Suzanne Allain is an American writer and screenwriter of Regency romance. Incognito (2001) opens the catalogue, and Mr. Malcolm's List (2009), The Celebrated Pedestrian (2012) and What Kind of Princess Are You? (2014) follow at long intervals. The pace tightened after 2021 with Miss Lattimore's Letter, The Ladies Rewrite the Rules (2024) and The Wrong Lady Meets Lord Right (2024). Seven books span 2001 to 2024, and Allain remains actively publishing.

Suzanne Brockmann, born 1960, is an American writer of romantic fiction, some of it under the name Anne Brock. Brockmann lives near Boston, Massachusetts. The catalogue counts 69 books, opening with Future Perfect in 1993 and running to Jules Cassidy, P.I. in 2026. Troubleshooters and Tall, Dark & Dangerous are recurring series, and Navy SEALs, terrorism, kidnapping and government investigators appear in the subjects, together with romantic suspense.

Suzanne Chazin is an American mystery writer with two series to the name. The Georgia Skeehan books, published by Putnam, follow a New York City woman firefighter who becomes a fire marshal; the Jimmy Vega Mystery books, published by Kensington, follow a homicide detective working among undocumented immigrants. Nine titles are catalogued between 2001 and 2021: The Fourth Angel (2001), Flashover, Fireplay, Land of Careful Shadows, A Blossom of Bright Light, No Witness But the Moon, A Place in the Wind, Voice with No Echo and The Fragile Edge (2021). Subjects record arson investigation, police procedure and Hispanic Americans.

Suzanne Collins

16 books• 6 series

Suzanne Collins, born August 10, 1962, is an American author and television writer best known for The Hunger Games, a young adult dystopian series. Collins also wrote The Underland Chronicles, a children's fantasy series. The catalogue lists 16 Collins books, from Takeout Stakeout (1997) to Sunrise on the Reaping (2025), with Gregor the Overlander (2003) and The Hunger Games (2008) along the way.

Suzanne Enoch

50 books• 14 series

Suzanne Enoch writes historical romance among the aristocracy, with the Samantha Jellicoe novels as a separate line. Fifty catalogued books run from Angel's Devil and The Black Duke's Prize (1995) to Better Than a Duke (2026). The Scandalous Brides, the Scandalous Highlanders, the Griffin Family, With This Ring, the Notorious Gentlemen, the Adventurers' Club and No Ordinary Hero group the rest.

Suzanne Ferrell writes romance, some of it historical, with 21 books from 2012 to 2024. Cantrell's Bride (2012) is the first. Many titles begin with Close to, such as Close to Home, Close to the Edge and Close to the Mistletoe, while others are single words like Hunted, Kidnapped and Seized. Ferrell's series are Westen, the Edgars Family, Rocky Mountain Romance and Edgars Family: Neptune's Five. Betrayed (2024) is the newest.

Suzanne Goldring's catalogue runs to 11 books, from Powerless (2016) to The Baby in Her Arms (2026). My Name is Eva appeared in 2019. Burning Island and The Girl Without a Name followed in 2020, then The Shut-Away Sisters (2021). The Girl with the Scarlet Ribbon (2022), The Girl Who Never Came Back (2023), The Twins on the Train (2024) and Her Husband's Return (2025) are more recent. Goldring is still publishing.

Suzanne Halliday writes contemporary romance, with suspense, chick lit and novellas also among the catalogue subjects. The 44 books run from Always (2014) to Tall, Dork and Handsome (2024). Series include Family Justice, Justice Brothers, Justice Chronicles, Nightwind, House of Bishop, Wilde Women and Sinful Shares. Titles from 2014 include Broken Justice, Fixing Justice, Redeeming Justice and Wilde Forever.

Suzanne Jenkins has 136 catalogued books, beginning with Pam of Babylon (2011) and reaching The Liturgy of Pam (2026); The Apostle of Brooklyn is set for 2027. Series credited to Jenkins include Pam of Babylon, Cypress Cove, Saints of San Diego, Greektown Stories, Spindrift Sisters, Burn District and Savant of Chelsea. The Greeks of Beaubien Street (2012) and The Princess of Greektown (2013) are among the early titles.

Suzanne Johnson writes fantasy and paranormal romance. The catalogue records 8 books published between 2012 and 2018, with two series under the name: Sentinels of New Orleans and Fae Hunters. Subjects filed against the books record New Orleans, the occult and supernatural, voodooism, wizards, magic, serial murders and mystery and detective fiction. Royal Street (2012) is the earliest title and Frenchman Street (2018) the newest, with River Road (2012), Elysian Fields (2013), Pirate's Alley (2015) and Belle Chasse (2016) in between.

Suzanne Kelman writes both comic fiction and wartime historical novels. The Southlea Bay books, set in Washington state, open with The Rejected Writers' Book Club (2014) and turn on a book club, librarians and friendship. The Paris Sisters series follows, alongside A View Across the Rooftops (2019), When We Were Brave (2020), The Bookseller of Paris (2024) and The Last Train from Paris (2026). Fourteen titles are catalogued.

Suzanne Lang

9 books

Suzanne Lang writes children's books and works as a television producer, often partnering with the illustrator Max Lang. Grumpy Monkey (2018) entered The New York Times bestseller list at number 8, climbed to number 1 and stayed on the list for 25 weeks. Grumpy Monkey Party Time! came next, in 2019. Nine books are catalogued through to Grumpy Monkey Mom for a Day (2025), each running to a median of 32 pages. Subjects record chimpanzees, friendship, mood and sleepovers.

Suzanne Redfearn writes fiction about families under strain. The 10 catalogued books span 2013 to 2026, beginning with Hush Little Baby (2013) and reaching The Wonder of One (2026), with In an Instant (2020), Hadley and Grace (2021) and Where Butterflies Wander (2024) in between. Family violence, abused wives, custody of children, single motherhood and the cost of childhood fame recur as subjects. Redfearn remains actively publishing.

Suzanne Selfors writes fiction for readers in grades 3 to 5. Series include the Imaginary Veterinary, Smells Like Dog and Wedgie & Gizmo, with tie-in work for Ever After High and Spirit Riding Free. The catalogue lists 39 books from To Catch a Mermaid (2007) to Braver (2020), at a median of 240 pages. Schools, pets, magic and fairy tales run through the subject headings.

Suzanne Snow has 9 catalogued books, published between 2020 and 2025 and gathered into three series: Welcome to Thorndale, Love in the Lakes and Hartfell Village. The run opens with The Cottage of New Beginnings (2020) and reaches Finding Home in Hartfell (2025), taking in A Summer of Second Chances (2021), The Garden of Little Rose (2021), A Country Village Christmas (2022), Snowfall Over Halesmere House (2022), Starting Over at Halesmere House (2023), Wedding Days at Halesmere House (2023) and Christmas at the Home Farm Vets (2025). Snow remains actively publishing.

Suzanne Williams writes children's fiction, and the subject records cite friendship, schools, magic, fairies, princesses, fairy tales and Greek mythology. The catalogue lists 58 books from Mommy Doesn't Know My Name (1990) to Aphrodite & the Dragon's Emerald (2023), with Library Lil (1997) among the early titles. Series include Grimmtastic Girls, Princess Power, Fairy Blossoms, Thunder Girls, Little Goddess Girls, Third-Grade Friends and Goddess Girls Super Special. Heroes in Training and Goddess Girls are among the linked names.

Amish life is Suzanne Woods Fisher's subject across fiction and non-fiction alike. Copper Star (2007) opens the catalogue, and the Amish novels follow from The Choice (2010) through the Lancaster County Secrets, Stoney Ridge Seasons, Inn at Eagle Hill, Amish Beginnings and Bishop's Family series. Fisher wrote the Adventures of Lily Lapp for children and non-fiction such as Amish Peace and Amish Proverbs. The catalogue holds 54 titles through A Plain Confession in 2026.

Paranormal romance with werewolves, shapeshifters and demons makes up most of Suzanne Wright's work. The catalogue runs to 48 books between 2012 and 2026, from Feral Sins to The Order of the Black Tapestry. Wright's series include the Phoenix Pack, the Mercury Pack, The Dark in You, Deep In Your Veins, The Olympus Pride and Devil's Cradle. Wright continues to publish.

Suzanne Young's catalogue includes A Need So Beautiful (2011), A Want So Wicked (2012) and A Desire So Deadly (2013). The series listed under Young include A Need So Beautiful, Poet Anderson and Girls with Sharp Sticks. Subject headings cover children's fiction and science fiction, with high schools, cheerleading, dating, memory, suicide and the supernatural among the topics.

Suzette A. Hill, born in Eastbourne, Sussex, in 1941, taught English literature for a whole career after graduating from Nottingham and Newcastle-upon-Tyne universities. Hill turned to fiction at 64, after retiring, and the result was five humorous novels about the Reverend Francis Oughterard. The catalogue lists 13 books from A Load Of Old Bones (2007) to Shadow Over Southwold (2021), including the Rosie Gilchrist series. Subjects include England, art thefts and flower shows.

Suzette D. Harrison writes romance centred on African American characters, with friendship, divorced mothers, spirituality and religious themes in the subject records. Living On The Edge Of Respectability (2002) is the earliest of 13 catalogued books and With Her Baby on Her Back (2026) the newest. California Love is the series recorded under the name. Publication has been uneven, at an average gap of 2.0 years, and the 2020s hold the heaviest stretch.

Linguistics and science fiction meet in the work of Suzette Haden Elgin, born Patricia Anne Suzette Wilkins (1936-2015). Elgin researched experimental linguistics and the construction of languages, founded the Science Fiction Poetry Association, and counts as an important figure in science fiction constructed languages. Her novel series are Native Tongue, Ozark and Coyote Jones. The Gentle Art of Verbal Self-Defense (1980) began her best known nonfiction line, and grammar primers such as A Primer Of Transformational Grammar For Rank Beginners (1975) sit beside the fiction. Her 39 catalogued books span 1965 to 2003, from The Less Said to Peacetalk 101.

Suzette Riddick has 20 catalogued books published between 2014 and 2024, from It's My Turns (2014) to Wandering Beauty (2024). Love Conquers All, Two Hearts As One and Lawrence Family are the three series filed under Riddick's name, and all 20 titles are credited to Riddick alone. Where page counts are recorded, the median volume runs 180 pages. Riddick is still publishing.

Suzy K. Quinn writes the Bad Mother and Bob and Shirley series. The catalogue holds 19 books, from I Take This Woman (2013) to Bob and Shirley's All Inclusive Murder (2026). The Bad Mother run includes The Bad Mother's Diary (2015), The Bad Mother's Detox (2017), The Bad Mother's Holiday (2018) and The Bad Mother's Christmas (2019). Subject tags cover parent and child, family life and English literature. Quinn is still publishing.

Suzy McKee Charnas

21 books• 6 series

Suzy McKee Charnas (1939–2023) was an American writer of science fiction and fantasy novels and short fiction. Charnas won the Hugo, the Nebula and the James Tiptree Jr. Award. The Holdfast Chronicles, 4 volumes written across almost thirty years from Walk to the End of the World (1974) to The Conqueror's Child (1999), is regarded as her major work. Stagestruck Vampires and Other Phantasms (2004) collects her short fiction, and the Sorcery Hall Trilogy is among 21 catalogued books.

Sven Hassel was the pen name of Borge Willy Redsted Pedersen, a Danish writer who lived from 1917 to 2012 and published in Denmark as Sven Hazel. The novels follow German soldiers through the Second World War, across the Soviet Union, Italy, Poland and Germany. Legion of the Damned (1953) opens a run of 16 catalogued books, among them Wheels of Terror (1958), Assignment Gestapo (1963), Monte Cassino (1963), Liquidate Paris (1967), SS General (1969) and Reign of Hell (1973), with a comic book adaptation following in 2019. Hassel presented himself as a Wehrmacht veteran who fought at the Battle of Berlin in 1945, but post-war investigations established those claims as fabrications. Hassel ranks among the bestselling Danish authors.

Svetlana Chmakova creates comics and graphic novels, and the 20 catalogued books run from 2005 to 2024. Three Dramacon volumes (2005 to 2007) came first, followed by Nightschool: The Weirn Books (2009 and 2010), then Awkward (2015) and Brave (2017). The newest title is The Weirn Books, Vol. 2: The Ghost and the Stolen Dragon (2024). Schools, witches, vampires, monsters and young artists appear among the subjects, and the series include Berrybrook Middle School.

Swati M.H. has published 13 books since 2020, each credited to Swati M.H. alone. Three series appear in the listing: Elements of Rapture, Feel the Beat and Haircuts and Heartthrobs. Kismet in the Sky (2020) opens the run, followed by My Perfect Remix (2021), Surrender to the Stars (2021), Adrift (2022), My Beautiful Chaos (2022), Ablaze (2023), Mother Pucker (2024) and Abyss (2024), with Pine For Me (2025) the newest. New titles arrive roughly every five months.

Sy Montgomery

43 books• 3 series

Sy Montgomery, born February 7, 1958, is an American naturalist, author and scriptwriter writing for both children and adults. The catalogue lists 43 books, beginning in 1991 with Walking with the Great Apes: Jane Goodall, Dian Fossey, Birute Galdikas and The Curious Naturalist. Later titles include The Snake Scientist (1999), Journey of the Pink Dolphins (2000), The Tarantula Scientist (2004) and The Good Good Pig (2006). Oceanic Manta Adventure: Saving the Angels of the Sea (2026) is the newest. Animal behaviour, zoology, birds, apes and women primatologists are recorded subjects.

Sybil Bartel is a USA Today bestselling author of contemporary romantic suspense and military romance. Seven series organise her 43 catalogued books: Alpha Elite, built on mercenaries, and Alpha Bodyguard, built on protector heroes, alongside Paragon Operations, Uncompromising, Alpha Antihero, Unchecked and Alpha Escort. The run opens with No Apologies (2014) and reaches Ares in 2026, with Cypher scheduled for 2027. Bartel lives in South Florida.

Sybille Bedford OBE, born in Germany on 16 March 1911, became an English author of non-fiction and of fiction drawn partly from life, and died on 17 February 2006. Bedford received the Golden PEN Award. The catalogue lists 13 books, from The Sudden View (1953) to a 2016 edition of The Trial of Lady Chatterley's Lover. Titles include A Legacy, A Visit to Don Otavio, The Faces of Justice, A Compass Error, Aldous Huxley: A Biography, Jigsaw and As It Was. Subject tags include travel, trials, comparative law and biography.

La Patron is the centre of Sydney Addae's paranormal romance, extended through La Patron's Den, La Patron's Sword and La Patron's KnightForce. Wolves run through much of the rest: BlackWolf, Rise of the Wolf Nation, Bear Mountain Patrol and Chimera Pact. The 2013 and 2014 books share a prefix, in BirthRight, BirthControl, Birthmark, BirthStone, BirthDate and BirthSign. The catalogue holds 52 books dated 2013 to 2026, at a median of 231 pages.

Eight books are catalogued under the name Sydney Bauer, and the listing records one series, David Cavanaugh. Six titles cluster between 2007 and 2011: Gospel and Undertow (both 2007), Alibi (2008), Move to Strike (2009), Matter of Trust (2010) and The 3rd Victim (2011). Two further titles under the same name, A is for Axolotl and Adam and the Malamute's Egg, both dated 2019, sit apart from that run. Bauer is credited on all 8 listings, the most recent of them in 2019.

Sydney Jane Baily writes historical romance. The catalogue records 35 books between An Improper Situation (2012) and Viscount Undercover (2026), organised into the Beastly Lords, Defiant Hearts, Rakes on the Run, Diamonds of the First Water, Rare Confectionery and Bridegroom Oak series. Romance and historical are the only two subject headings recorded, and Baily is credited alone on every book.

Sydney Landon writes contemporary romance, often about executives, assistants and the attraction between them. The 22 books run from Weekends Required (2011) to Nicoli (2020). Danvers appears as a character name in the catalogue, and Lucian & Lia and Breakfast in Bed are the listed series. Titles such as Fall for Me (2013), Betting on You (2014) and Always Loving You (2015) show the pattern of the run.

Sylvain Neuvel

12 books• 2 series

Canadian science fiction writer Sylvain Neuvel, born 1973, also works as a linguist and translator. Neuvel wrote two series, The Themis Files and Take Them to the Stars. The catalogue lists 12 entries from 2016 to 2026, including Sleeping Giants (2016), Waking Gods (2017), Only Human (2018), A History of What Comes Next (2021), Until the Last of Me (2022) and The Many (2026), plus several entries titled FILE with a number. Robots, giants and women physicists appear among the subject headings.

Sylvain Reynard's catalogue splits in two. The Gabriel's Inferno series is contemporary romance between a college teacher and a graduate student, running from Gabriel's Inferno (2011) to Gabriel's Promise (2020). The Florentine series turns to vampires and paranormal romance across The Prince, The Raven, The Roman and The Shadow. Nine books in total, at a median of 404 pages.

Sylvia Browne wrote about psychic phenomena and the afterlife. The American author, who described herself as a medium, published 55 catalogued books between 1990 and 2012, from Adventures of a Psychic (1990) to Past Lives of the Rich and Famous (2012). Spiritualism, parapsychology, the New Age movement and life after death are the recurring subjects, and the Journey of the Soul sequence collects part of the work. Browne appeared regularly on television and radio, including The Montel Williams Show and Larry King Live. Statements she made about missing persons were later shown to be false, and in 1992 she pleaded no contest to securities fraud. Browne was born in 1936 and died in 2013.

Sylvia Day

58 books• 17 series

Sylvia Day is a Japanese American writer, born in 1973, who also publishes as S.J. Day and Livia Dare and has been a number one bestseller in 29 countries. The catalogue holds 59 books from Bad Boys Ahoy! (1997) to Illusive (2026), with Indelible scheduled for 2027. Series include Crossfire, Renegade Angels, Georgian, Dream Guardians, Shadow Stalkers and Jax & Gia. Subjects include erotica, historical and Regency romance, London, angels and dreams.

Sylvia Engdahl, born on November 24, 1933, is an American writer whose output is chiefly science fiction. Engdahl's debut novel, Enchantress from the Stars, came out from Atheneum Books in 1970, was named a 1971 Newbery Honor Book and received the Phoenix Award twenty years later. The catalogue records 19 books between 1970 and 2021, with the Elana, Children Of The Star, Hidden Flame and Rising Flame series among them. Recorded subjects include nuclear physics for young readers, genetic engineering and life on other planets. The newest entry is Selected Essays on Enchantress from the Stars and More (2021).

Sylvia McDaniel writes romance, with historical fiction and westerns among the subjects, and the catalogue holds 86 books from 2000 to 2025. A Scarlet Bride, The Outlaw Takes a Bride and The Rancher Takes a Bride all date from 2000, with The Marshall Takes a Bride following in 2001. Series include Burnett Brides, Return to Cupid, Texas, Lipstick and Lead, Bad Girls of the West, Scandalous Suffragettes and Secrets of Mustang Island. Caleb (2025) is the newest title.