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Sam Reaves writes crime and suspense set largely in Chicago. The catalogue lists 14 books from A Long Cold Fall (1991) to Blackchain (2021), and Reaves's series are Cooper MacLeish, Pascual Rose and Pascual. Cooper MacLeish is tagged as a fictitious character, and subjects include organized crime, political corruption, ex-police officers, taxicab drivers and veterans of the Iraq War. Other titles are Fear Will Do It and The Republic of Night.

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

Sam Sykes

19 books• 5 series

Sam Sykes is the name under which Sam Watkins publishes epic fantasy, and Sykes is a son of Diana Gabaldon, who wrote the Outlander series. The catalogue records 19 books between 2010 and 2023, from Tome of the Undergates (2010) to Dream of the Falling Axe (2023), with Aeons' Gate, Bring Down Heaven, Grave of Empires and Brave Chef Brianna among the groupings. Catalogue subjects list demonology, magic, gods, imaginary wars and battles, and good and evil. Nothing newer than 2023 is catalogued.

Sam West works in extreme horror. The series names - Flesh Factory, Grindhouse Experience, Home Intruder, Djinn - and titles such as Splatterpunks, Meet The Meat and Suffer Hard set the register. The catalogue holds 71 books published between 2014 and 2026, opening with Djinn (2014) and reaching Eve (2026). West produced six titles in that first year alone, and the 2020s carry the peak.

Sam Whittaker writes horror and fantasy about ghosts, cursed creatures and the end of the world. Ghostly Elements names its books for the elements, A Ghost of Fire, A Ghost of Water and A Ghost of Wind, while Brotherhood of the Scythe, Rise of the Scythe, Chronicles of Dar'ryn, I Kill Cursed Creatures and Last Gasp of the World carry the rest. Whittaker's 49 catalogued titles run from The Exiles Next Door (2007) to Cataclysm Road (2026).

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

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

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

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

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

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

Samantha Holt has 79 catalogued books published between 2012 and 2026. The Crimson Castle (2012) opens the run and Theodosia (2026) is the newest listed title. Holt works in linked sequences: Bluestocking Brides, the Duchess's Investigative Society, Cynfell Brothers, Rogues of Redmere, the Inheritance Clause, the Kidnap Club, Borderland Legacy, the Highland Fae Chronicles, Regency Fairy Twists, Wallflower Brides, Lords of Scandal Row and Spinsters and Rebels. The 2010s hold the largest share of the catalogue.

Samantha Irby

5 books

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

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.

Samantha Lind's catalogue lists 31 books published between 2017 and 2024, from Just Say Yes (2017) to Graham (2024). Six series are recorded: Indianapolis Eagles, Indianapolis Lightning, San Francisco Shockwaves, Austin Fusion, Lyrics and Love, and Sweet Valley, Tennessee. Lind holds the sole credit on all 31 titles.

Samantha Lovelock has 10 catalogued books, dated between 2020 and 2026, all credited to Lovelock. The run opens in 2020 with Fractured Things and Fragile Things, and reaches The Sea At Dawn in 2026. Two series stand under the Lovelock name: Folkestone Sins and Rowthorne. Things recurs through the titles, in Fractured Things, Fragile Things, Restless Things (2021), Ruined Things (2021) and Wounded Things (2022). Other titles include Cheshire (2021), Pool of Tears (2023) and Cruel Darlings (2026).

Nineteen books stand under Samantha McCoy, published between 2017 and 2021. Four series are catalogued to the name: Devil's Henchmen MC, Devil's Henchmen MC Next Generation, Iron Angels MC and Club Reign. The listing opens on three 2017 titles, Sergeant at Arms, The Enforcer and The President, and ends at Brailynn (2021). Piper (2018), Sapphire (2018), Raven (2019) and Scarlet (2019) fall in between. The catalogue has stood still since 2021.

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.

Cozy mystery with a magical streak defines Samantha Silver's catalogue. Cassie Coburn Mystery uses London locations in its titles - Poison in Paddington, Bombing in Belgravia, Knifed in Knightsbridge - while Willow Bay Witches, Spellford Cove, Witches Murder Club, Magical Bookshop Mystery and Pacific North Witches handle the witchcraft side. The catalogue holds 85 books published between 2016 and 2023 and is now dormant, with the 2010s its peak decade.

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.

Vampires run through the early Samantha Snow catalogue, in titles such as A Double Dose Of Blood / Her Blood Protectors (2015), Bad Vamp (2016) and Spawn of the Vampire (2016). Four series carry the name: Sons of Vlad, Brotherhood of Sons, Bears of Oregon and Bonded. 65 books appeared between 2015 and 2022, closing with Love Is A Minefield (2022), at a median 332 pages.

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).

Samira Ahmed

9 books• 2 series

Samira Ahmed is an American author working in young adult fiction, poetry and non-fiction. Love, Hate & Other Filters and Internment are the books Ahmed is best known for, both New York Times bestsellers. Ten books are catalogued from Love, Hate & Other Filters (2018) to The Singular Life of Aria Patel (2025), with It Begins with the End listed for 2027. Amira & Hamza and Ms. Marvel: Beyond the Limit are Ahmed's catalogued series. Recorded subjects include Muslims, prejudice, East Indian Americans, terrorism and concentration camps.

Samit Basu writes Indic fiction in English, spanning science fiction, fantasy and superhero comics. Three series stand in the catalogue: the GameWorld Trilogy, Devi and Adventures of Stoob. Titles listed include The Simoqin Prophecies (2004), The Manticore's Secret (2005), The Unwaba Revelations (2008), Terror on the Titanic (2009), Turbulence (2010) and A Difficult Stage (2012). Sixteen books are catalogued, reaching The Jinn-Bot of Shantiport in 2023.

Samuel Beckett

30 books• 5 series

Samuel Barclay Beckett (13 April 1906 - 22 December 1989) was an Irish playwright, novelist and poet who worked in both English and French. Bleak, impersonal and tragicomic episodes, black comedy and literary nonsense mark the Beckett writing. Waiting for Godot is the play Beckett is best known for, and Beckett is widely regarded as one of the most influential writers of the twentieth century and as a transformer of modern theatre. The catalogue lists 30 titles from More Pricks Than Kicks (1934) onward: Murphy (1938), Molloy and Malone Dies (1951), Watt and The Unnamable (1953), Stories and Texts for Nothing (1955), Endgame (1957) and Krapp's Last Tape & Embers (1958). Later dates in the listing reflect reissues.

Samuel Butler

22 books• 2 series

The English novelist and critic Samuel Butler (1835-1902) wrote Erewhon (1872), a satirical utopian novel, and the semi-autobiographical The Way of All Flesh, published after Butler's death in 1903. Butler also studied Christian orthodoxy, evolution and Italian art, with works such as Life and Habit (1878) and Evolution, Old and New (1879). Butler's prose translations of the Iliad and Odyssey remain in use. The 22 catalogued titles close with correspondence published in 1962.

Samuel Marquis writes historical and espionage thrillers, with subject headings naming war, geologists and earthquakes. The catalogue lists 13 books from 2015 to 2026 and two series, Nick Lassiter-Skyler International Espionage and Joe Higheagle. Blind Thrust (2015) is the first title, followed by The Devil's Brigade (2015) and Bodyguard of Deception (2016). Blackbeard: The Birth of America (2018) and Spies of the Midnight Sun (2018) appear later. Empire and Frontier (2026) is the newest.

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.

Samuel Shellabarger (18 May 1888 – 21 March 1954) was an American educator who wrote scholarly works and best-selling historical novels. Born in Washington, D.C., Shellabarger lost both parents in infancy and grew up with a grandfather of the same name, a lawyer who sat in Congress during the Civil War and served as Minister to Portugal. The catalogue holds 19 books dated 1928 to 1956, among them The Chevalier Bayard (1928) and titles published under the names John Esteven and Peter Loring.

Samuel Shem is the pen name of Stephen Joseph Bergman, an American psychiatrist born in 1944. The main works under the Shem name, The House of God (1978) and Mount Misery (1997), are fiction drawn closely from the training of doctors in the United States. Bergman was a Rhodes Scholar at Balliol College, Oxford, from 1966, and graduated from Harvard College and Harvard Medical School. The catalogue lists 10 books running to Our Hospital (2023), among them Fine (1985), We Have To Talk (1998), Bill W. and Dr. Bob (2000), The Spirit of the Place (2008), The Buddha's Wife (2015) and Man's 4th Best Hospital (2019). Catalogue subjects record physicians, interns, medical education, teaching hospitals, psychiatry and psychoanalysis.

When Dimple Met Rishi (2017), a New York Times bestseller, opens the catalogue of Sandhya Menon, an Indian American author born in 1983 and based in Colorado. From Twinkle, With Love (2018) followed. The listing covers 13 books through Of Dreams and Destiny (2023) and names the Dimple and Rishi and St. Rosetta's Academy series. Make Up Break Up (2021) is credited to the name Lily Menon. Subject tags include young adult fiction, East Indian Americans, arranged marriage, dating and twins.

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.

Sandra Alex published 23 books between 2019 and 2023. The 2019 titles borrow warning-sign phrases, such as Proceed with Caution, Handle with Care and Slippery When Wet, and a set of Crossing titles followed in 2020 and 2021. Sandra Alex series are Ford Brothers, Big Bands Big Hearts, Miles for Love and Rock Star Romance. Restricted Access is the last listed book.

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.

Amish fiction is all Sandra Becker writes. Four series carry 36 catalogued books: Amish Countryside, Amish Siblings, Amish Wildflower and Amish Second Chance. The run starts in 2015 with A New Life, A Second Chance and its two continuation parts, Amish Sweethearts: Karen and Joshua, and Amish: To Be Or Not To Be, and ends in 2020 with The Unforgettable Englisher. Faith titles such as God has a Plan for You and Let Go and Let God also date from 2015.

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 Bretting is an American novelist of mysteries and historical fiction. Bretting's Missy DuBois Mystery series is a cozy mystery series for Kensington that debuted in 2016. The catalogue lists 11 books from Unholy Lies (2012) to Unfit to Serve (2024), including Bless the Dying (2014), Murder at Morningside (2016), Something Foul at Sweetwater (2016), Someone's Mad at the Hatter (2017), Death Comes to Dogwood Manor (2018), All Hats on Deck (2019), What the Hatmaker Heard (2020) and The Safecracker's Secret (2021). Bretting studied at the University of Missouri School of Journalism and has written for the Los Angeles Times and the Houston Chronicle. Memberships include ACFW, Sisters in Crime and the Writers' League of Texas.

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 Fletcher has 16 books in the catalogue, all published between 2020 and 2023. An Unexpected Kindness (2020) is recorded as the first title, and Alone Against The World and An Orphan's Christmas Miracle share that year. The 2021 titles include A Magical Christmas Tale, Little Dot, Mary's New Family, The Beggar's Secrets, The Millhouse Orphan and The Mystery at Crabber's Cove. A Lone Orphan's Courage followed in 2022. Buried and Betrayed (2023) is the newest listed book.

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 Magsamen is an American author, artist, art therapist and designer. Magsamen makes board books and novelty books for very young children, in lift-the-flap formats, alphabet books and stories in rhyme, published with Scholastic, Sourcebooks and Little Brown. She also designs lifestyle collections for national retailers under her own brands. The 141 catalogued titles run from 1999 to 2026 and are short by design, at a median of 24 pages.

Sandra Markle

13 books

Sandra Markle has 13 catalogued titles listed under Early Readers, from What If You Had Animal Teeth? (2013) to What If You Had an Animal Home!? (2024). What If You Had Animal Hair? (2014) and What If You Could Sniff Like a Shark? (2020) are among the others. Markle, born November 10, 1946, in Fostoria, Ohio, is an American children's author with more than 200 non-fiction books for children. Markle worked on Kit & Kaboodle, a National Science Foundation project that helped students understand science, and has won many awards.

Sandra Marton is an American romance novelist with more than 86 novels at Harlequin Enterprises since 1985. Self-published novels followed from 2012, among them The Prince of Pleasure and On the Wilde Side. The catalogue lists 115 books from A Game of Deceit (1986) to The F-Word (2017), with subjects including contemporary romance, family life, inheritance and pregnancy. Series credited to Marton include Barons, Wilde Family, Orsini Brides / Brothers, Landon's Legacy and Sheikh Tycoons.

Sandra Newman's catalogue mixes novels with nonfiction and juvenile reference. Thirteen books run from The Only Good Thing Anyone Has Ever Done (2002) to Julia (2023), taking in Cake (2007), How Not to Write a Novel (2008), The Western Lit Survival Kit (2012) and The Country of Ice Cream Star (2014). Recorded subjects include juvenile literature, geography, Europe, Greek civilization, London, adoptees and biography. A Teen & Young Adult grouping is catalogued under the name.

Sandra Nikolai's catalogue turns on murder, with reporters and reporting and boarding schools among the recorded subjects. Two series stand under the name: Megan Scott/Michael Elliott and Amber McNeil. Ten books run from False Impressions (2012) to Silent Night (2025), taking in Fatal Whispers (2013), Timely Escape (2014), Icy Silence (2015), Dark Deeds (2016), Cold Revenge (2019) and The Red Hoodie (2023). Nikolai is still publishing.

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.

Sandra Scoppettone, born June 1, 1936 in Morristown, New Jersey, is an American author of mysteries and young adult fiction. Scoppettone's earliest catalogued book, Suzuki Beane (1961), was made with illustrator Louise Fitzhugh. Happy Endings Are All Alike (1978), one of the first young adult novels to portray a lesbian relationship, made the ALA Best Books for Young Adults list. Her mystery series feature Lauren Laurano and Faye Quick, and the catalogue holds 22 books through Tag Sale (2011).

Sandra Sookoo's catalogue runs to 211 books, from Not Just Make Believe (2009) to The Christmas that Almost Wasn't (2026), with Love to Hate the Duke scheduled for 2027. Sookoo's series include Colors of Scandal, Diamonds of London, Thieves of the Ton, Storme Brothers, Disreputable Dukes of Club Damnation, Willful Winterbournes, Lords of the Night and Scandal in Surrey. The 2020s are the busiest decade in the listing.

Sandrone Dazieri

11 books• 2 series

Sandrone Dazieri is an Italian crime writer born on 4 November 1964. The Gorilla series is the most famous of Dazieri's work, and one episode was adapted as a television film. The catalogue holds 11 books from Attenti al gorilla (1999) to Il male che gli uomini fanno (2022), filed under the Il Gorilla and Colomba Caselli series. Kill the Father (2014), Kill the Angel (2016) and Kill the King (2020) are also listed.

Sandy Appleyard's catalogue moves from memoir-flavoured nonfiction toward small-town western romance. Early titles such as I'll Never Wear a Backless Dress and No Thanks, Mommy, I Peed Yesterday give way to the series A Town Without Pity, Big Heart Small Town Address, Small Town Steamy Western Romance, Christmas in Huttonville and Calamity Place. The 55 catalogued books run from 2010 to Don't Shame the Cowboy (2026), with the 2020s as the heaviest decade.

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 Dengler's 62 catalogued books run from Getting Into the Bible (1979) to Pony Up (2020), with the 1980s the busiest decade. Subjects include Christian life, children's fiction, mystery and detective stories, park rangers, frontier and pioneer life and biography. Series include Jack Prester Mysteries, Mirage Mysteries / Valley of the Sun, West Texas Mysteries, Serenade Saga, Australian Destiny, Heroes of the Misty Isles and Daniel Tremain Adventures, and Jack Prester is a subject character. Summer Of The Wild Pig (1979) and Melon Hound (1980) are among the early titles.