Authors whose first name starts with S, page 2 of 10

Samantha James writes historical romance. Nineteen books are catalogued, published between 1992 and 2011, among them the Sterling Trilogy, the McBride Family books and the MacKay series. Regency England, Cornwall, nobility and debutantes supply the settings, and Julianna, Lady Sterling, is one of the named characters. The run opens with My Cherished Enemy (1992) and closes with The Sins of Viscount Sutherland (2011). James grew up in Joliet, Illinois.

The catalogue under Samantha Price's name runs to 220 titles, published between 2014 and Bonnets, Buggies, and Betrayal in 2026. The books divide into Amish romance and Amish cozy mystery, organised as long series: The Amish Bonnet Sisters, Ettie Smith Amish Mysteries, Expectant Amish Widows, the Amish Secret Widows' Society, Seven Amish Bachelors and a dozen more. Amish women, widows and courtship inside a small community recur throughout. Price is a USA Today bestselling author and publishes at pace.

Samantha Shannon

12 books• 2 series

Samantha Shannon, born Samantha Shannon-Jones on 8 November 1991, is a British novelist of queer dystopian and fantasy fiction. The Bone Season (2013) was the debut novel and the first of a seven-book series. The Priory of the Orange Tree, the first Shannon novel set outside that series, sold over a million copies and ranked among Bloomsbury's bestsellers of 2022. The catalogue holds 13 books through The Dark Mirror (2025), with The Moth Reborn due in 2027. Roots of Chaos is the other listed series.

Samantha Skye has 22 catalogued books, published between 2021 and 2026 across three series: Baltimore Boys, Billionaires of Whispers and Men of New York. The run opens with four Home titles dated 2021, Building Home, Coming Home, Finding Home and Leaving Home, then moves through the billionaire books of 2023, among them The Arrogant Billionaire and The Charming Billionaire. Griffin (2026) is the newest entry, and Skye remains active.

Rock musicians and journalists populate Samantha Towle's contemporary romance. Twenty-five catalogued books run from The Bringer (2011) to Risk (2025), including The Mighty Storm (2013), Wethering the Storm (2013) and Taming the Storm (2014). Gods, Alexandra Jones, Revved and Wardrobe are the named series, with Los Angeles among the settings and romantic suspense alongside the straight love stories.

Samantha Whiskey writes sports romance built around teams: Carolina Reapers, Seattle Sharks, Raleigh Raptors, Bangor Badgers and Onyx Assassins. Titles take their names from playing roles, Grinder (2016), Enforcer (2017), then Blocker, Rookie, Skater and Winger, all 2018, before later books move to first names, Axel and Bruiser in 2019. Forty-five books are catalogued through Crimson Saint (2026), at a median length of 206 pages.

Samantha Young has 73 books in the catalogue, from Lunarmorte / Moon Spell / Hunted (2010) to Autumn's Winterhaven (2026), with Isle of Thistles set for 2027. Recorded subjects include contemporary, paranormal and fantasy romance, jinn, teenage girls and Scotland. On Dublin Street is one of the series, alongside Highlands, Adair Family, Hart's Boardwalk, Scottish Isles, Play On, Fire Spirits, Warriors of Ankh and the True Immortality books published as S. Young. Early titles include Blood Past (2011), Smokeless Fire (2011) and Borrowed Ember (2012).

Samuel R. Delany

61 books• 4 series

Samuel R. Delany, born April 1, 1942, is an African American writer and literary critic whose output covers science fiction, memoir, criticism and essays on literature, sexuality and society. Babel-17 and The Einstein Intersection won the Nebula Award for 1966 and 1967. Delany holds four Nebula Awards and two Hugo Awards and entered the Science Fiction and Fantasy Hall of Fame in 2002. The catalogue counts 62 books from The Jewels of Aptor (1962), including Nova (1968) and the Return to Nevèrÿon series, with The Edge of Language set for 2027.

Contemporary romance is Sandi Lynn's genre, with rich characters and London among its recorded subjects. The catalogue holds 84 books published between 2013 and 2026, opening with Forever Black (2013) and reaching The October Arrangement (2026). Series include the Kind Brothers, Hamilton Brothers, Wyatt Brothers, Alpha Billionaire, Millionaire's Love, Harbor Falls, Baby Drama and Remembering. Lynn is actively publishing.

Domestic thrillers define Sandie Jones's work. The Other Woman (2018) opens the catalogue, and the subject tags across the run name possessiveness, mothers and sons, and triangles in personal relationships. Eight books follow at roughly one a year, through The Blame Game (2022) and I Would Die for You (2024) to Killing Me Softly (2026). Jones continues to publish.

Maggy Thorsen, a Wisconsin businesswoman in the coffeehouse trade, is the sleuth Sandra Balzo returns to most often, from Uncommon Grounds (2004) onward. Balzo grew up in southeastern Wisconsin and came to mystery writing after twenty years in corporate public relations, event management and publicity. 23 catalogued books reach Poison and Pooches (2025), across three series: Maggy Thorsen Mystery, Main Street Mystery and the Dog-sitting Mysteries. A displaced journalist, AnnaLise Griggs, carries a second strand. Balzo's novels have been nominated for the Anthony and Macavity awards, and her short fiction has taken the Macavity, Derringer and Robert L. Fish awards.

Sandra Boynton

103 books• 1 series

Children's board books in rhyme are the core of Sandra Boynton's work. The American humorist, songwriter and illustrator has 103 catalogued books published between 1979 and 2026, from Hester in the Wild (1979) to Iguana Miss You! (2026). The list takes in But Not the Hippopotamus (1982), Moo, Baa, La La La! (1982) and The Going to Bed Book (1982). Animals, bedtime and humour recur throughout, and Little Pookie is her named series. Boynton is actively publishing.

Sandra Brown

94 books• 11 series

Sandra Brown, born Sandra Lynn Cox on March 12, 1948, is an American author of romance and suspense thrillers. Brown has also published under three pen names: Rachel Ryan, Laura Jordan and Erin St. Claire. The catalogue counts 94 titles from 1981, when Love's Encore and Love Beyond Reason came out as Rachel Ryan, to Bloodlust (2026). Listed series include the Texas! Tyler Family Saga, the Coleman Family Saga, Mason Sisters and Lee Coburn. Texas, widows and murder recur among the subject headings.

Sandra Byrd wrote for girls and for adults across a catalogue of 45 books. The Hidden Diary, Girls Like You!, London Confidential and French Twist series carry the younger work, with Christian life and friendship as their subjects, while Ladies in Waiting, Daughters of Hampshire and Victorian Ladies turn to historical fiction. Heart to Heart (1998) opens the run and Heirlooms (2022) closes it. The books are short, at a median of 108 pages.

Sandra Cisneros

15 books• 2 series

Sandra Cisneros, born December 20, 1954, is an American writer and a key figure in Chicano literature. The House on Mango Street (1984), Cisneros's first novel, and the short story collection Woman Hollering Creek and Other Stories (1991) are the works Cisneros is best known for. Poetry follows in My Wicked Wicked Ways (1987), Loose Woman (1994) and Woman Without Shame (2022). Mexican American women, girls and adolescence recur among the recorded subjects. Cisneros holds a National Endowment for the Arts Fellowship and was named in 2017 to one of 25 Ford Foundation Art of Change fellowships. The listing also carries critical volumes written about Cisneros's work rather than by Cisneros.

Colorado history and frontier life run through Sandra Dallas's work, in fiction and in local history alike. No More Than Five in a Bed (1962) is the earliest of 33 catalogued titles, with Colorado Ghost Towns and Mining Camps (1985) and Buster Midnight's Cafe (1990) among them and The Hired Man (2026) the most recent. Quilting, female friendship and young women fill the subject tags.

Sandra Hill writes historical and contemporary romance, and new beginnings is the theme running through the work. The Reluctant Viking (1994) opens a catalogue of 61 books that reaches Jinx Christmas (2026), taking in two Viking series, the Cajun and Creole Historical books, Deadly Angels, Bell Sound, Jinx and the Tante Lulu Adventures. Vikings, time travel, vampires, angels and Navy SEALs recur as subjects. Hill grew up in central Pennsylvania, attended Penn State and worked ten years in journalism before that first novel.

Sandra Orchard has 29 catalogued books, published from Deep Cover (2011) to The Honeyed Truth (2026). Subject tags cover romantic suspense, Christian romance, undercover operations, women detectives, art thefts and the FBI. Undercover Cops, Port Aster Secrets and Serena Jones Mystery are the Orchard series in the listing. Critical Condition and Shades of Truth followed in 2012, and Fatal Inheritance and Deadly Devotion in 2013. Sandra Orchard is still publishing.

Sandra Owens writes romantic suspense, and subject headings name Navy SEALs, air pilots, veterinarians, widows, widowers and crime. The catalogue counts 28 books from The Letter (2013) to Dangerous Game (2026). The Training of a Marquess (2013) and The Duke's Obsession (2015) sit among early titles such as Crazy for Her (2014), Falling For Her (2015) and Only Her (2016), and Jack of Hearts and King of Clubs date from 2017. Series are K2 Team, Aces & Eights, Blue Ridge Valley, Operation K-9 Brothers, K-9 Defenders and Phoenix Three.

Sandy Barker writes romantic comedy with a strong travel streak, naming her destinations in the titles: One Summer in Santorini (2017), That Night in Paris, A Sunset In Sydney, A Sunrise Over Bali, A Wedding in Tuscany. The Ever After Agency series adds a matchmaking premise through Match Me If You Can. Sixteen books span 2017 to 2026, closing for now with The Greek Café.

Sandy Taylor writes two series: the Brighton Girls Trilogy and the Irish Boarding House books. Ten titles are catalogued between The Girls from See Saw Lane (2015) and The Irish Girl (2026), among them Counting Chimneys (2016), The Runaway Children (2017), When We Danced at the End of the Pier (2017), The Little Orphan Girl (2018) and The Irish Nanny (2021). England is the stated setting, and Taylor remains actively publishing.

Sangu Mandanna writes across science fiction, children's fantasy and cozy fantasy. The Lost Girl (2012) opens the catalogue, with cloning among its subjects. A Spark of White Fire (2018) starts a trilogy that runs through A House of Rage and Sorrow to A War of Swallowed Stars (2021). Kiki Kallira is the children's series, and The Very Secret Society of Irregular Witches (2022) sits in the cozy fantasy line. Eleven titles are catalogued, with Vanya and the Silver Spindle scheduled for 2027.

Santa Montefiore

34 books• 4 series

Santa Montefiore is a British author, born Santa Palmer-Tomkinson on 2 February 1970. Montefiore's 34 catalogued books run from Meet Me Under the Ombu Tree (2001) to The Last Encore (2026). The Deverill Chronicles is the largest series, followed by Royal Rabbits of London, Timeslider and Flappy. Historical and contemporary romance dominate the output, with family secrets, fathers and daughters, Italy and London recurring across the novels.

Historical fiction set largely in Hawaii defines Sara Ackerman's catalogue. Nine books run from Island of Sweet Pies and Soldiers in 2018 to The Shark House in 2026, with the Second World War and the women living through it as recurring subject matter. Radar Girls (2021) and The Codebreaker's Secret (2022) sit in the middle of the run. Ackerman continues to publish.

Danish police fiction is Sara Blaedel's field, headed by the detective Louise Rick. The catalogue opens with Call Me Princess, also published as Blue Blood and as The Silent Woman (2005), and runs through The Forgotten Girls (2015), The Killing Forest (2016), The Lost Woman (2017) and The Running Girl (2018). Seventeen books are catalogued, standalone novels included, and A Mother's Love is the most recent title.

With 193 catalogued books published since 2016, Sara Bourgeois is a prolific writer of witch and paranormal cozy mysteries. The catalogue is almost wholly serial: Familiar Kitten Mysteries, Broomsticks & Books, Haunted Ranch Mysteries, What the Cat Dragged In, Witches of Winterfield, Dying for a Coffee, and a run of Wicked Witches books set in Coventry, Shadow Woods, Cauldron Hollow, Bone Gap and Brookdale. Brewing Love (2016) is the first title and Hats off to Boo (2026) the most recent.

Fantasy is Sara C. Roethle's genre, spread across ten series. Xoe Meyers opens the catalogue with Xoe (2009), and Bitter Ashes, Will of Yggdrasil, Tree of Ages, the Duskhunter Saga, Moonstone Chronicles, Thief's Apprentice, Four Ways to Fate and Vaettir follow. Roethle's 51 catalogued books reach Enchanted Little Endings (2026), at roughly three a year and a median of 251 pages.

Sara Cate writes romance: 33 books from Delicate (2019) to The Daddy's Girl, with The Brat announced and the catalogue reaching 2027. Series listings include Salacious Players Club, Salacious Legacy, Goode Brothers, Wicked Hearts, Wilde Boys, Sinful Manor, Black Hearts and Spitfire. Subject tags include age gap, forbidden love, enemies to lovers, slow burn and pregnancy. Early titles include Defiant and Gravity (both 2020), then Handsome Devil and Beautiful Monster (both 2021).

Sara Desai writes romance about East Indian American families. The Marriage Game (2020) opens a catalogue of 5 books, followed by The Dating Plan (2021) and The Singles Table (2021); To Have and to Heist (2023) and 'Til Heist Do Us Part (2024) form the Simi Chopra line. Arranged marriage, chief executives and the children of immigrants fill the subject tags.

Sara Donati writes historical fiction about frontier and pioneer life. The Wilderness sequence opens with Into the Wilderness (1998) and continues through Dawn on a Distant Shore (2000), Lake in the Clouds (2002), Fire Along the Sky (2004) and Queen of Swords (2006); a Waverly Place line follows. Twelve catalogued books reach The Sweet Blue Distance (2024), the earliest of them published as Rosina Lippi. The books are long, at a median of 650 pages, and Mohawk characters and women pioneers recur.

Sara Douglass was the pen name of Sara Warneke (1957-2011), an Australian fantasy writer who lived in Hobart, Tasmania, and won the Aurealis Award for best fantasy novel. The Wayfarer Redemption opens her catalogue in 1995 and is set in the imagined land of Tencendor; the Troy Game books take up Brutus the Trojan, and DarkGlass Mountain follows. Twenty-one titles close with The Devil's Diadem (2011).

FBI investigations and police dogs run through the subjects attached to Sara Driscoll's 16 catalogued books, alongside bombings, abduction, suspense and crime. The list opens with Lone Wolf (2016) and continues through Before It's Too Late (2017), Storm Rising (2018) and Leave No Trace (2020) to Killer Abyss (2026). Driscoll's series are FBI K-9 and NYPD Negotiators, plus standalone novels.

Action and thriller writing is Sara Ennis's line. Four books stand in her catalogue: The Dollhouse (2021), The Hunted (2021), The Mercy: Angel of Death (2022) and The Dollmaster (2025). The Dollhouse and The Dollmaster bracket the run four years apart, and Ennis is listed as still publishing.

Sara Fields has 83 books in the catalogue, published from 2015 to 2026, with a median length of 165 pages. Claimed by the General (2015) is the earliest title, followed in 2016 by A Gift for the Commander, Her Alien Doctors and Wedded to the Warriors. His Good Girl (2026) is the newest release. Fields series include Alpha Brotherhood, Boston Kings, Captive Brides, Vakarran Captives, Dragonborne Kings, Terranovum Brides, Omegaborn Trilogy, Wolf Kings, Kept as His, Godfathers, Alphas of Ireland and Alphas of the Rocky Mountains.

Sara Goodman Confino's catalogue holds six books, one a year: For the Love of Friends (2021), She's Up to No Good (2022), Don't Forget to Write (2023), Behind Every Good Man (2024), Good Grief (2025) and Off the Record (2026). The median book runs 379 pages, and Confino remains actively publishing.

Sara Gran writes crime and psychological fiction. The Claire DeWitt Mysteries are the named series, and the 8 catalogued books run from Saturn's Return to New York (2001) through Come Closer (2003), Dope (2006), The City of the Dead (2011), The Bohemian Highway (2013) and The Infinite Blacktop (2018) to The Book of the Most Precious Substance (2022) and Little Mysteries (2025). Women private investigators, missing persons and murder investigation recur, with New York among the settings.

Sara Gruen is a Canadian-American author, born in Vancouver in 1969, and a 2007 recipient of the Alex Award for young adult literature. Horses, horsemanship, mother-daughter relationships, circus performers and bonobos are the subjects across a small catalogue: 5 books published between 2004 and 2015. Riding Lessons and Flying Changes both appeared in 2004, Water for Elephants in 2006, Ape House in 2010 and At the Water's Edge in 2015.

College athletes, college students and dating recur through the subjects attached to Sara Ney's books, alongside man-woman relationships. The catalogue holds 50 titles published between 2014 and 2026, from Kissing in Cars (2014) to Love on Ice (2026), with Things Liars Say (2015), FriendTrip (2015) and The Studying Hours (2016) among them. Series credited to Ney include Jock Hard, How to Date a Douchebag, Trophy Boyfriends, #ThreeLittleLies, Bachelors Club, Campus Legends, Houston Baddies Hockey, Axes & Endzones and Accidentally in Love.

Sara Paretsky

34 books• 6 series

Sara Paretsky is an American author of detective fiction, born June 8, 1947, and most noted for the novels built around the protagonist V. I. Warshawski. The catalogue holds 34 Paretsky books, from Indemnity Only (1982) to Bad Company (2026), including Deadlock (1984), Killing Orders (1985), Bitter Medicine (1987) and Burn Marks (1990). Subjects on the books include women private investigators, women detectives and Chicago, and the list also carries short story collections and standalone novels.

Sara Raasch

17 books• 8 series

Sara Raasch, born August 26, 1989, is an American author of young adult fantasy. Snow Like Ashes, a New York Times bestselling trilogy from Balzer + Bray/HarperCollins, is one Raasch series, and These Rebel Waves (2018) and the sequel These Divided Shores (2019) form another. The catalogue lists 17 books, beginning with Icicles Like Kindling and Snow Like Ashes (both 2014) and reaching The Blood Queen (2026). Night of the Witch (2023), A Sword In Slumber (2024) and The Fate of Magic (2024) are among the later titles. Magic, orphans, slavery and diplomats are recorded subjects.

Sara Richardson writes contemporary western romance set in small Colorado towns. Four series divide the catalogue: Rocky Mountain Riders, Silverado Lake, Star Valley and Juniper Springs. Twenty-one books are catalogued between 2015 and 2024, from No Better Man (2015) to Counting on a Cowboy (2024), taking in One Christmas Wish (2015), More Than a Feeling (2016), Comeback Cowboy (2017), Hometown Cowboy (2017), Renegade Cowboy (2017) and Rocky Mountain Cowboy Christmas (2018). Ranches, mountaineering guides and police recur as subjects.

Sara Rosett writes cozy mysteries with women sleuths, 39 catalogued books published between 2006 and 2025. Ellie Avery, an Air Force spouse and mother, solves the earliest cases: Moving is Murder (2006), Staying Home is a Killer (2007), Getting Away is Deadly (2008) and the Magnolias, Mint Juleps and Mimosas titles that followed. High Society Lady Detective, Murder on Location, the 1920s Lady Traveler in Egypt books and Zara Keane extend the catalogue, which reaches Murder on the S.S. Cleopatra.

Sara Samuels is credited with 7 books, published between 2023 and 2026. Darkness of Time and Timeborne came out in 2023, Timebound and Wicked Lovers of Time in 2024, and Sweet Venom of Time and Timehunters in 2025. Rise of the Shadow Lords (2026) is the newest title. The catalogue records no series for Samuels, whose publishing is ongoing.

Sara Shepard

47 books• 9 series

Pretty Little Liars (2006) opens Sara Shepard's catalogue and remains the title Shepard is best known for, alongside The Lying Game; both became television shows on Freeform. Shepard, born in 1977, is an American author with 48 catalogued books dated 2006 to 2027, reaching Birds of Prey: The Origins in 2026 and with Tell Me Everything scheduled for 2027. Nine series are catalogued, among them The Perfectionists, The Amateurs, The Heiresses, Penny Draws and Agatha Harkness. Secrets, friendship, high school and murder run through the books.

Sarah A. Denzil writes psychological suspense and has sold more than a million copies. Silent Child (2017) became a number one bestseller and a Goodreads Choice semi-finalist that year. The catalogue lists 27 books from Saving April (2016) to The Safe Room (2026), including The Broken Ones (2016), One For Sorrow (2018), Two For Joy (2018) and Three For A Girl (2020). Series include Isabel Fielding and Silent Child. Denzil's books have appeared in several languages and on the Wall Street Journal bestseller list, and Denzil lives in Yorkshire.

Sarah A. Parker's catalogue runs to 10 books between 2019 and 2025, from A Token's Worth to The Ballad of Falling Dragons. Parker's series are Spawn of Darkness, Crystal Bloom and Moonfall, plus short fiction listed under S.A. Parker. To Bleed a Crystal Bloom (2021) and When the Moon Hatched (2024) are among the titles. Subject tags describe adult fantasy and romantasy featuring dragons, fae and magic.

Sarah Adams has 13 books in the catalogue, published between 2019 and 2025. Subjects on the list are romance and small town romance. The earliest titles are Seeing Mary and To Con a Gentleman, both from 2019; later ones include The Cheat Sheet (2021), When in Rome (2021), Practice Makes Perfect (2023) and In Your Dreams (2025). The series listed for Adams are Rome, Kentucky / When in Rome, Dalton Family, It Happened in Charleston and It Happened in Nashville.

Sarah Addison Allen has 11 catalogued books, from Tried and True (2003), published under the pen name Katie Gallagher, to Paper Ghosts (2026). Garden Spells (2007), The Sugar Queen (2008), The Girl Who Chased the Moon (2010), The Peach Keeper (2011), Lost Lake (2014) and First Frost (2015) are among the titles, and Waverley Family is the listed series. Magic, sisters, family secrets and North Carolina feature in the subjects. Allen is an American author and a New York Times bestseller.

Sarah Adler has 4 catalogued books, all of them standalone novels rather than a series run. Mrs. Nash's Ashes (2023) is the first, followed by Happy Medium (2024), Finders Keepers (2025) and Wild Goose Chase (2026). Adler is still publishing.

Sarah Alderson has 17 books catalogued from Hunting Lila (2011) to The Edge of the Woods (2026). Lila is the series, with Losing Lila (2012) and Tormenting Lila (2013) among the listed titles. Fated, Severed, The Sound and Out of Control are other books from the early 2010s. Subject tags include murder, psychological themes, mystery, the supernatural, telekinesis, special abilities and secrets.

The Dark Lake (2017) opens Sarah Bailey's crime writing, which now runs to 6 catalogued books and reaches Click (2026). Bailey writes Australian mystery and detective novels with women sleuths, grouped into two series, Gemma Woodstock and Olive Groves. Teachers, actors and crime figure among the subjects the books cover.

Sarah Bennett writes romance, with 23 books in the catalogue from 2017 to 2026. The six series are Butterfly Cove, Lavender Bay, Bluebell Castle, Mermaids Point, Juniper Meadows and Halfmoon Quay. Christmas at Butterfly Cove and Wedding Bells at Butterfly Cove are the 2017 titles, followed by Snowflakes at Lavender Bay and Summer at Lavender Bay (2018). The Perfect Gift (2026) is the newest title on file.

Sarah Beth Durst

34 books• 5 series

Sarah Beth Durst, born May 23, 1974, is an American fantasy author writing for adult, young adult and middle grade readers. The catalogue lists 36 books, starting with Into the Wild (2007) and Out of the Wild (2008), with The Faraway Inn (2026) the newest and The Imagitorium due in 2027. Series include Queens of Renthia and Spellshop. The Queen of Blood (2016) received a 2017 Alex Award from the American Library Association. The Spellshop (2024) and The Enchanted Greenhouse (2025) both reached the New York Times Bestseller List. Magic, dragons, fairy tales, quests and polar bears are among the recorded subjects.

Mixed martial arts, motorcycle clubs and the mafia give Sarah Castille's erotic romance its settings. Twenty-one catalogued books open with Against the Ropes (2013) and reach Steal My Breath Away (2025), across the Sinner's Tribe Motorcycle Club, Legal Heat, Ruin & Revenge, Club Excelsior, Havencrest U and Naughty Shorts. Revenge plots and contemporary suspense run alongside the romance.

Four detective novels make up the whole of Sarah Caudwell's fiction: Thus Was Adonis Murdered (1981), The Shortest Way to Hades (1984), The Sirens Sang of Murder (1989) and The Sibyl in Her Grave (2000). Caudwell was the pen name of Sarah Cockburn (1939–2000), a British barrister. The books belong to one series, Hilary Tamar, named for the narrator, a teacher of medieval law, never assigned a gender, who does the detecting while young barristers at Lincoln's Inn supply the cases.

Sarah Crouch is an American writer whose books have reached USA Today's bestseller list. Two titles are catalogued: Middletide (2024) and The Briars (2026), two years apart. Crouch remains actively publishing, and the catalogue holds no earlier work.

Sarah Damoff published her first book, The Bright Years, in 2025, and The Burning Side followed in 2026. Two titles are catalogued under her name, and Damoff is actively publishing.

Sarah Dessen

17 books• 2 series

Sarah Dessen writes young adult fiction about teenage girls, families, friendship and first relationships. That Summer (1996) opens a catalogue of 17 books, followed by Someone Like You, Keeping the Moon, Dreamland, This Lullaby and The Truth About Forever. Dessen's novels are standalones, and the catalogue runs to 2026 with Change of Plans.

Sarah Dunant is a British novelist, journalist, broadcaster and critic, born in 1950. Two strands run through her 16 catalogued books: crime fiction, in which the private investigator Hannah Wolfe appears, and historical fiction whose subject headings name Italy, nobility and the Borgias. The catalogue spans 1984 to 2025, from Exterminating Angels (1984) to The Marchesa (2025).

Sarah E. Ladd writes Christian historical romance set in Regency England. Her 14 catalogued books run from The Heiress of Winterwood (2013) to An Unconventional Lady (2026), grouped into four series named for their settings: Whispers on the Moors, Treasures of Surrey, Houses of Yorkshire and Cornwall. Heiresses, young women and girls' schools recur through the subject headings. The books average about 350 pages, and Ladd remains actively publishing.