Authors whose first name starts with S, page 3 of 10

Sarah F. Noel writes historical mysteries in three series: Tabitha & Wolf, the Isabella Hartwell society mysteries and the Continental Capers of Melody Chesterton. Most titles follow one pattern, A Proud Woman and An Independent Woman (2023), A Discerning Woman and An Audacious Woman (2024), A Conspicuous Woman (2025). Twenty-six catalogued books have appeared since 2023, reaching A Cultivated Woman in 2026.

Sarah Ferguson

65 books• 7 series

Sarah Ferguson, formerly Duchess of York, is a British author and television personality with 65 books catalogued between 1989 and 2023. The Budgie the Little Helicopter picture books opened the run in 1989 and lead a children's list that also holds Little Red, Genie Gems, Puddle Boots and the Helping Hand stories. Ferguson has written history as well, Victoria and Albert: A Family Life at Osborne House (1991) and Travels with Queen Victoria (1995), along with books on weight loss and exercise and the Buccleuch Family novels, the latest of them A Most Intriguing Lady (2023).

DC Charlotte Stafford is the detective in Sarah Flint's crime novels. Six books are catalogued: Mummy's Favourite (2016), Liar Liar and The Trophy Taker (2017), Broken Dolls (2018), Daddy's Girls (2019) and, after a six-year gap, Ragdolls Don't Lie (2025). Serial murder investigation is the standing subject.

Food and drink name most of Sarah Fox's cozy mysteries, The Crêpes of Wrath, For Whom the Bread Rolls, Wine and Punishment, Yeast of Eden, An Ale of Two Cities. Dead Ringer (2015) opens a catalogue of 25 books spread across the Pancake House, Literary Pub, Magical Menagerie, Music Lover's, True Confections and Wyatt Investigation mysteries. A further title is scheduled for 2027.

Isolated settings recur across Sarah Goodwin's thrillers: Stranded (2021), The Resort (2023), The Island (2024), The Yacht (2024) and Cast Away (2026). Seventeen books are catalogued, starting with Ink and Me and Mine in 2011, and Night Fires in the Distance (2016) names the one series. Goodwin also publishes as Amelia Wildwood, under which All You Knead to Know about Cressida Nash is scheduled for 2027.

Jacobia Tiptree restores a house in Maine and investigates murders, in the Home Repair Is Homicide mysteries that open Sarah Graves's catalogue. The Dead Cat Bounce (1997) starts a run of 27 books, which continues through the Lizzie Snow novels and the Death by Chocolate mysteries to Death by Chocolate Ladyfingers in 2026. Female friendship, small-town Maine and murder investigations supply the material.

Bradecote and Catchpoll carry Sarah Hawkswood's medieval crime series, set in Worcestershire during the reign of King Stephen, 1135 to 1154. Hugh Bradecote and Serjeant Catchpoll investigate across 14 books published between 2014 and 2026, from Servant of Death (2014), also issued as The Lord Bishop's Clerk, through Ordeal by Fire (2017), Marked to Die (2018) and River of Sins (2020) to A Taste for Killing (2022).

Sarah Hawley writes paranormal romantic comedy, pairing witches, demons, werewolves and vampires. Six books are catalogued across two series, Glimmer Falls and Shards of Magic. A Witch's Guide to Fake Dating a Demon and A Demon's Guide to Wooing a Witch both appeared in 2023, A Werewolf's Guide to Seducing a Vampire and Servant of Earth in 2024, and Princess of Blood (2025) and Warrior of the Shards (2026) close the run so far.

Sarah Hilary is an English crime novelist. D.I. Marnie Rome heads her main series, opened by Someone Else's Skin in 2014, which took the Theakston's Old Peculier Crime Novel of the Year Award in 2015. No Other Darkness (2015), Tastes Like Fear (2016), Quieter Than Killing (2017), Come and Find Me (2018) and Never Be Broken (2019) follow, with a DS Joseph Ashe strand beside them. Domestic violence, women's shelters, murder and missing children supply the subjects. Ten titles reach The Drowning Place in 2026.

Sarah Hogle writes contemporary romance, with a paranormal strand alongside it. 7 catalogued books run from You Deserve Each Other (2020) to Just So You Know and The Folklore of Forever, both 2025. Twice Shy (2021), Just Like Magic (2022) and Old Flames and New Fortunes (2024) fill the years between, and a Valentine's Day novella extends the first book in 2022. Moonville is the second series. Inheritance, Christmas and a groundskeeper turn up among the subjects.

Sarah J. Maas, born March 5, 1986, is an American fantasy author known for three series: Throne of Glass, A Court of Thorns and Roses and Crescent City. The catalogue holds 45 books dated 2012 to 2027, starting in 2012 with The Assassin and the Pirate Lord and Throne of Glass, then Crown of Midnight in 2013. A Court of Splintered Harmony (2026) is the newest release, and A Court of Forgotten Melody is scheduled for 2027. Subjects across the books include fairies, assassins, magic, courts and courtiers, and romance. By 2024 Maas had sold more than 75 million copies, with translations in 40 languages.

The Violets of March and The Bungalow, both 2011, open Sarah Jio's catalogue of 11 novels, which reaches 2025 and continues. Jio writes women's fiction with mystery and romance running through it, at a median 290 pages. Recurring subjects include women journalists, Seattle, fate, marriages, older women and life-changing events. Jio, born in 1978, worked as an American journalist and has reached the New York Times bestseller list.

Sarah Knight writes profane self-help, parodying the tidy-your-life genre while giving practical advice on attitude, anxiety and priorities. The Life-Changing Magic of Not Giving a F*ck (2015) set the pattern, followed by Get Your Sh*t Together (2016), You Do You (2017), Calm the F*ck Down (2018), F*ck No! (2019), No F*cks Given (2022) and Grow the F*ck Up (2023). Eight books in total, with nothing new since 2023.

Sarah Loudin Thomas writes Christian romance set in Appalachia, most of it in West Virginia, with grief, sisters, single mothers and the pressure of small-town opinion among its subjects. Twelve books are catalogued, from Appalachian Serenade (2014) to These Empty Places (2026), at a median of 310 pages. Two series are recorded: Appalachian Blessings and Sound of Rain. Thomas remains actively publishing.

Sarah Lyons Fleming writes two series: Until the End of the World and Cascadia. Eleven books are catalogued between 2013 and 2024. Until the End of the World (2013) opens the run, then And After (2014), So Long, Lollipops (2014), All the Stars in the Sky (2015) and the Mordacious, Peripeteia and Instauration titles of 2016 to 2018. A later group runs World Departed (2020), World Between (2021), World Without (2023) and World Undone (2024). Fleming continues to publish.

Sarah M. Eden writes historical romance, including Regency romance, and the catalogue holds 80 books from Friends and Foes (2003) to A Soldier's Heart (2026). Eden's series include the Jonquil Brothers, the Lancaster Family, Longing for Home, the Dread Penny Society, Savage Wells, Gents and Huntresses. England, the nobility, Irish American women and intelligence officers appear among the subjects. Donna Hatch, Regina Scott, Elizabeth Johns and Sally Britton each share a credit on 1 book.

Fantasy across three series defines Sarah Maas's catalogued work: Throne of Glass, A Court of Thorns and Roses, and Crescent City. Twelve books run from Throne of Glass (2012) to House of Earth and Blood, the first Crescent City novel, in 2020, with the standalone Catwoman: Soulstealer (2018) among them. Assassins, fairies, magic and royal courts are the recurring subjects. Maas writes at length, 626 pages at the median.

Historical romance set among the London aristocracy is Sarah MacLean's genre, with arranged marriages, scandal and titled families driving the plots. The Season (2009) opens a catalogue of 21 books that reaches Mastermind in 2026. Love by Numbers, Rules of Scoundrels, Scandal & Scoundrel, the Bareknuckle Bastards and Hell's Belles are the series, and MacLean's titles read as instructions, among them Nine Rules to Break When Romancing a Rake.

Sarah Mlynowski

57 books• 8 series

Sarah Mlynowski is a Canadian and American writer of middle-grade, young adult and adult fiction, living in Los Angeles. The catalogue opens with adult novels, Milkrun (2001), Fishbowl (2002) and As Seen On TV (2003), then turns to children's fantasy: Bras & Broomsticks (2005) and its sequels, Whatever After, Upside-Down Magic, Best Wishes and the Luckies. Fifty-eight books are catalogued through Rumor Has It (2026), with Two Truths and a Lie scheduled for 2027. Magic, fairy tales, siblings and school are the recurring subjects.

Five books by Sarah Monzon are catalogued, published between 2020 and 2022, each one named for a woman: Jocelyn, Molly and Nicole (all 2020), Amanda (2021) and Betsy (2022). The books are religious romance and women's fiction. No new title has been catalogued since 2022.

Sarah Morgan writes contemporary and medical romance, with 119 books catalogued from Expectant Bride (1999) to The Best Christmas Ever (2026). Physicians, nurses, billionaires and Italians are among the recorded subjects, and early titles include The Doctor's Engagement (2001), The Midwife's Child (2001) and The Greek Tycoon's Bride (2002). Series lines include From Manhattan With Love, Lakeside Mountain Rescue, Glenmore Island Doctors, Cornish Consultants, O'Neil Brothers and Miller Sisters.

Moose Springs, Alaska is the setting Sarah Morgenthaler returns to across most of her books. The Tourist Attraction / The Tourist Trap (2020) opens the catalogue, with Mistletoe and Mr. Right and A Christmas Bun for Ulysses appearing the same year, Enjoy the View in 2021, and The Christmas You Found Me in 2024. Five books in total, at a median of 400 pages, with Heart of the Wilderness as the second series. Morgenthaler continues to publish.

Sarah Moss FRSL, born 1975, is an English writer and academic with eight novels, two memoirs, non-fiction and academic works to date, and a ninth novel, Ripeness, published in 2025. Moss has been nominated three times for the Wellcome Book Prize and became assistant professor of Creative Writing at University College Dublin in September 2020. The catalogue lists 15 books, from Scott's Last Biscuit (2004) and The Frozen Ship (2006) through Night Waking (2011), Names for the Sea (2012), Bodies of Light (2014) and The Tidal Zone (2016). Polar exploration and travel writing appear in the subjects.

Sarah Noffke writes science fiction, with psychic ability, utopias, magic and the circus among the subject tags. The catalogue lists 86 books published between 2014 and 2026, opening with Awoken, Revived and Stunned in 2014 and reaching Paws, Claws and Charms (2026). Noffke is credited on every book in the listing, with Martha Carr named alongside on 7 and Judith Berens on 7. Series headings include the Lucidites, the Reverians, Vagabond Circus, Ella Bloom Mysteries and two Dream Traveler lines, and the Oriceran Universe appears in the character field. The run is ongoing.

Sarah Painter writes fantasy. The Language of Spells (2013) opens a catalogue of 21 books that reaches The Crow Moon (2026), divided across four series: Crow Investigations, Language of Spells, Unholy Island and Practical Cursework. One title stands outside the fiction, Stop Worrying; Start Writing (2017), on fear, self-doubt and procrastination for writers. Painter continues to publish.

Sarah Pearse writes crime thrillers with Detective Elin Warner, set in isolated buildings where the weather closes the exits. The Sanatorium (2020), a Swiss hotel converted from its earlier use, opens the series, followed by The Retreat (2022) and The Wilds (2024). Three books make up the catalogue, at a median of 440 pages, and the series is ongoing.

Sarah Pekkanen writes fiction about sisters, female friendship and the turns a life takes. The Opposite of Me (2010) is among her earliest novels, followed by Skipping a Beat, These Girls, The Best of Us and Catching Air. Fifteen catalogued books, short fiction included, reach The Women in White in 2026.

Sarah Penner's four catalogued books are historical fiction with a feminist frame: The Lost Apothecary (2021), The London Seance Society (2023), The Amalfi Curse (2025) and The Conjurer's Wife (2025). London appears in the subject tags alongside women and history. No series links them, and the listing is marked ongoing.

Sarah Perry

8 books

Sarah Perry is an English author, born in 1979, whose work has been translated into 22 languages. Four novels carry her name: After Me Comes the Flood in 2014, The Essex Serpent in 2016, Melmoth in 2018 and Enlightenment in 2024. Eight titles are catalogued in all, adding A Quaint and Curious Volume: Tales and Poems of the Gothic (2019), Essex Girls (2020) and Death of an Ordinary Man (2025). Gothic, supernatural and psychological material runs through the fiction. Perry was appointed Chancellor of the University of Essex in July 2023, taking up the role that August.

Sarah Pinborough

35 books• 8 series

Sarah Pinborough is an English author and screenwriter of more than 20 young adult and adult books spanning thriller, fantasy and cross-genre fiction. The catalogue lists 35 titles from The Hidden (2004) to We Live Here Now (2025). Named series include Tales from the Kingdoms, Dog-Faced Gods, Dr. Thomas Bond and the Nowhere Chronicles, published as Sarah Silverwood. Serial murder investigation, police procedure and the character Cass Jones appear among the subject headings.

Sarah Rayne writes suspense and horror built on old buildings and their histories. The first ten novels appeared as Bridget Wood from 1982, among them Mask of the Fox (1982), Wolfking (1991) and Sorceress (1994). Under her own name Rayne heads four series: Nell West and Michael Flint, Phineas Fox, Wolfking and Theater of Thieves. Haunted houses, missing persons, twins and secrecy recur across 39 books dated 1982 to 2025, at a median 279 pages. Rayne is the daughter of an Irish comedy actor, was educated at a convent where she wrote plays for the Lower Third, and spent years in amateur theatre; her books have also been published in America, Holland and Germany.

Sweeney St. George, an art historian, investigates the first four of Sarah Stewart Taylor's mysteries, starting with O' Artful Death (2003) and running through Still as Death (2006). Maggie D'arcy heads a later police procedural run from The Mountains Wild (2020), and the Bethany, Vermont Mysteries follow. Twelve titles are catalogued, Amelia Earhart: This Broad Ocean (2010) included, through to Hunter's Heart Ridge in 2025.

Sarah Strohmeyer

21 books• 1 series

Bubbles Yablonsky, a Pennsylvania hairdresser drawn into solving crimes, is Sarah Strohmeyer's best known creation. Strohmeyer writes crime novels and comic fiction about relations between men and women, starting with the parody Barbie Unbound (1997) and running to A Mother Always Knows (2025), 21 titles in all. The Bubbles books, Bubbles Unbound (2001), Bubbles In Trouble, Bubbles Ablaze, Bubbles Betrothed, Bubbles All The Way, fill the first decade. Female friendship, journalists and humour mark the subject tags.

The Second World War is Sarah Sundin's setting, written as Christian historical romance: American air crews, B-17 bombers, military pilots and letters home. Wings of Glory, Wings of the Nightingale, Waves of Freedom and Sunrise at Normandy are her series. Twenty-one catalogued books run from A Distant Melody (2010) to Twelve Days and Twelfth Night, and The Refuge of Le Chambon is scheduled for 2027.

Sarah Sutton is the name on 8 catalogued titles published between 2011 and 2024. Two of them concern museums and historic sites: Environmental Sustainability at Historic Sites and Museums (2015) and Is Your Museum Grant-Ready? (2018). The listing also includes the Tara Mills Mystery series and a run of One Last titles, from One Last Step (2020) to One Last Goodbye (2024).

Sarah Vaughan, born in 1972, is a British novelist and journalist who worked at The Guardian until 2008 as a senior reporter, health correspondent and political correspondent. Her psychological thrillers take up power, privilege and the pressures placed on women; Anatomy of a Scandal (2018), Little Disasters (2020) and Reputation (2022) are among them, and two of her novels have been adapted for television. Six titles run from The Art of Baking Blind (2014) to Based on a True Story (2026).

Sarah Vowell

7 books

Sarah Vowell is an American historian, journalist and radio personality, and the author of seven nonfiction books on American history and culture. Radio On: A Listener's Diary (1996) is the first, and Take the Cannoli (2000), Assassination Vacation (2005), The Wordy Shipmates (2008), Unfamiliar Fishes (2011) and Lafayette in the Somewhat United States (2015) follow. Vowell was a contributing editor on the radio programme This American Life from 1996 to 2008 and voiced Violet Parr in The Incredibles.

Sarah Ward writes crime fiction set in England. Fourteen books are catalogued between In Bitter Chill (2015) and The First Mistake (2026), among them A Deadly Thaw (2016), A Patient Fury (2017), The Shrouded Path (2018), The Birthday Girl (2023) and Death Rites (2025). DC Connie Childs is the recurring character, and Mallory Dawson and Carla James head the other two series. The Quickening (2020) and The Shadowing (2021) appeared under the name Rhiannon Ward. Missing persons, family secrets, murder investigation and crimes against girls run through the subject headings. The median book runs 386 pages.

Sarah Waters

6 books

Sarah Waters is a Welsh novelist whose fiction places lesbian protagonists in Victorian society. Tipping the Velvet (1998) and Fingersmith (2002) are the best known of the six novels; the BBC adapted both as television mini-series, in 2002 and 2005, and Fingersmith became the South Korean film The Handmaiden in 2016. The catalogue also holds Affinity (1999), The Night Watch (2006), The Little Stranger (2009) and The Paying Guests (2014). Spiritualism, prisons and social history run through the work.

Sarah Winman

4 books

Sarah Winman is a British novelist with 4 catalogued books: When God Was a Rabbit (2011), A Year of Marvellous Ways (2015), Tin Man (2017) and Still Life (2021). Friendship, siblings, older women, life change and coming of age run through the fiction. No book has followed 2021.

Sarah Woodbury's catalogue lists 61 books, with Wales, historical fiction, fantasy, mystery and time travel among the recorded subjects. The Last Pendragon (2010) is the first title, and Mantle of Time (2026) is the newest. Series include After Cilmeri, the Gareth and Gwen Medieval Mysteries, the Last Pendragon Saga, Welsh Guard Mysteries and Lion of Wales. Titles from 2011 include Daughter of Time, Footsteps in Time, Prince of Time and The Good Knight.

Sarah Yarwood-Lovett writes mysteries, gathered as the Nell Ward series. Almost every title takes a collective noun for animals, A Murder of Crows, A Cast of Falcons, A Generation of Vipers, A Mischief of Rats, A Swarm of Butterflies, A Trace of Hares, A Charm of Finches, An Ambush of Tigers. Nine catalogued books run from 2022 to The Pledge in 2026, arriving about twice a year.

Sariah Wilson's catalogue moves from Latter-day Saint historical fiction to contemporary romance. The early titles, Desire of Our Hearts and Secrets in Zarahemla (2007) and Servant to a King (2008), draw on the Book of Mormon, the Nephites and the Lamanites. From 2012 the work shifts towards romantic comedy: The Ugly Stepsister Strikes Back, the Royals of Monterra books, #Lovestruck, End of the Line and the Heart of the Goddess series. Thirty books are catalogued, reaching Thief of Hearts in 2026.

Contemporary and LGBT romance novels by Sarina Bowen have reached the USA Today bestseller list 20 times. Bowen once traded derivatives on Wall Street, holds a BA in economics from Yale University and lives in New Hampshire. The catalogue lists 61 books from 2014, when Coming in from the Cold and The Year We Fell Down appeared, to My Kind of Guy (2026), and Bad Girls Make Good Liars is due in 2027. Series include Ivy Years, True North, Brooklyn Bruisers, Gravity and Hello Goodbye, and sports romance and new adult are among the subjects.

Sasha Peyton Smith has 5 catalogued books. The Witch Haven (2021) and The Witch Hunt (2022) open the catalogue, and the Rose Bargain series follows with The Rose Bargain (2025) and The Thorn Queen (2026), with The Fox Bride scheduled for 2027. The subject index files the work as children's fiction, and the books run to a median of 400 pages.

Saskia Sarginson writes psychological suspense about families. The Twins (2013) began the fiction, followed by Without You (2014), The Other Me (2015), The Stranger (2016), How It Ends (2018), The Bench (2020), The Central Line (2022) and Seven Months of Summer (2023). Sisters, twins, captivity and eating disorders are among the subjects. The catalogue also carries a 1993 health title, Get Slim for Life. Thirteen books are listed in all, reaching What Happened at No. 13 in 2026.

Sassa Daniels is credited with 36 books from 2017 to 2026, opening with Claimed by the Commander (2017). Daniels's series include Reluctant Vows, Claimed Mates, Unwilling Bonds, Brides of Taar-Breck, Lenkov Dynasty and Yuletide Folly series. Titles include His Conquered Bride (2018) and Tamed by Her Mates (2019). Alien's Bride (2026) is the most recent release.

Saul Bellow

34 books• 2 series

Saul Bellow is the only writer to have won the National Book Award for Fiction three times. Born Solomon Bellows on June 10, 1915, Bellow was an American writer who died on April 5, 2005, and whose honours include the Pulitzer Prize, the 1976 Nobel Prize in Literature and the National Medal of Arts. The National Book Foundation gave Bellow its Medal for Distinguished Contribution to American Letters in 1990. The catalogue lists 34 books from Dangling Man (1944) to Leaving the Yellow House (2018), including The Victim (1947), The Adventures of Augie March (1953), Seize the Day (1956), Henderson the Rain King (1959), Herzog (1964) and Mr. Sammler's Planet (1970). Subjects name Jewish men and college teachers.

Saul Herzog writes espionage thrillers, gathered in the Lance Spector series. The Asset and The Russian (2020) open the run, which continues through The Sleeper and The Target (2021), The Splinter (2022), The Fixer (2023), The Center and The Station (2024) and The Dissonant (2025). Thirteen books are catalogued, The Swallow is the most recent, and The Hypersonic is scheduled for 2027.

Sav R. Miller writes romance, with 15 books catalogued between 2020 and 2026. The earliest titles are Sweet Solitude and Sweet Surrender (2020), and the latest is Vengeful Destruction (2026). Series in the listing are Monsters & Muses, King's Trace Antiheroes and Monsters Within. Other titles include Promises and Pomegranates, Vipers and Virtuosos, Oaths and Omissions and Sweet Sin. Miller is still publishing.

Savannah Scott has 28 books in the catalogue, published between 2021 and 2026. Friendshipped (2021) is the first listed title, and Battleshipped, Censorshipped, Doctorshipped and Townshipped followed in 2022. Getting Shipped! is one series, with Love Trippin', Firemen of Waterford TN, Have Yourself a Merry Little Romance, Tennessee Thunder Football and Tonkin Campaign as further lines. Frost and Flame (2026) is the newest title.

Sawyer Bennett has 137 books in the catalogue, from If I Return (2013) to Kace (2026), with Coach due in 2027. Off Sides, Off Limits and Off the Record all appeared in 2013, the same year as The Darkest of Blood Magicks. Series include Pittsburgh Titans, Arizona Vengeance, Cold Fury Hockey, Jameson Force Security, Chronicles of the Stone Veil, Last Call, Wicked Horse, Sex and Sweet Tea, Race Fever and Portland Wildfire. Subject tags cover romance and erotic romance, North Carolina, legal settings, women lawyers, rock musicians and online dating.

Saxon James is the author of the Puckboys, CU Hockey, Divorced Men's Club, Frat Wars and Wilde Men series, among others. The catalogue lists 55 books, beginning with Good Times and Tan Lines (2019) and running to Charming Puckboy (2026). Other series are Accidental Love, Never Just Friends and Love's a Gamble. Saxon James is still publishing.

Scarlett Peckham writes historical romance. The Duke I Tempted (2018) opens 7 catalogued books that reach The Mistress Experience (2024). Two series divide them, Secrets of Charlotte Street and Society of Sirens, and several titles follow one pattern: The Earl I Ruined (2018), The Christmas I Ruined (2018), The Lord I Left (2020). The Rakess (2020) and The Portrait of a Duchess (2023) fall between.

Scarlett Scott has 88 books in the catalogue, from A Mad Passion (2011) to Duke with a Desire (2026). Early titles include Reprieve (2011), Perfect Persuasion (2012), Her Errant Earl (2013) and Her Lovestruck Lord (2013). Scott's series include Wicked Winters, Heart's Temptation, Sins and Scoundrels, Sinful Suttons, Wicked Dukes Society, League of Dukes, Notorious Ladies of London and Dukes Most Wanted.

Greek mythology reworked as romantasy is Scarlett St. Clair's main line, above all in the Hades and Persephone books: A Touch of Darkness, A Touch of Ruin and A Touch of Malice, retold from the other side in A Game of Fate and A Game of Retribution. Adrian X Isolde, Blood of Lilith, When Stars Come Out and a fairy tale retelling series fill out 14 titles between 2018 and 2025. Books median 428 pages.

Scott Bartlett's catalogue holds 53 books from Royal Flush (2011) to Catastrophe of the Good (2026), with Sergeant scheduled for 2027. Early entries include Taking Stock (2013), The Proletarian (2015) and Craven New World (2016), and 2016 also brought Supercarrier, The Gauntlet and Traitor. The series listed for Bartlett include Spacers, I, Starship, Conscript, Mech Wars, Ixan Prophecies, Ixan Legacy, After the Galaxy, Fleet Ops, Starship Omega, Out of Dodge and Shattered Starship. Mental depression and secrecy are the subject headings attached to the list.

Jack Widow is the recurring lead in Scott Blade's thrillers, working undercover operations, missing-person cases and terrorism plots. The Secret of Lions (2013) opens the catalogue, and Gone Forever, Winter Territory and Name Not Given follow in the mid-2010s. S. Lasher & Associates and standalone novels round out 25 catalogued titles, the most recent of them The Midnight Memory in 2025.

Scott Cawthon

44 books• 7 series

Scott Cawthon, born June 4, 1978, is an American video game developer, writer and producer who created Five Nights at Freddy's, a horror game series that grew into a media franchise. Cawthon started out making family-friendly Christian video games and moved to horror in 2014. The catalogue lists 46 books credited to Cawthon from 2015 to 2026, starting with The Silver Eyes (2015), with a Five Nights at Freddy's Character Encyclopedia due in 2027. Listings include Fazbear Frights, Tales from the Pizzaplex, graphic novels, an interactive novel and guidebooks.

Scott Graham's National Park Mysteries set murder investigations in American parks, Canyon Sacrifice (2014), Mountain Rampage (2015), Yellowstone Standoff (2016), Yosemite Fall (2018), Arches Enemy (2019), Mesa Verde Victim (2020). The earlier titles are outdoor guidebooks, starting with Backpacking And Camping In The Developing World (1988). Fourteen books are catalogued, reaching Great Sand Dunes Massacre in 2026.