Authors whose first name starts with S, page 5 of 19

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 Crossan is an Irish author, best known for young adult books such as Apple and Rain (2014) and One (2015), which have won several awards. The catalogue lists 15 books from Breathe (2012) to Gone for Good (2026), with Breathe also named as a series. Novels in verse, science fiction, environmental degradation, sisters, immigrants and survival are among the subjects. The Weight of Water (2012), Moonrise (2017) and Here Is the Beehive (2020) are other titles.

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.

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).

Sarah Fine's 28 catalogued books appeared between 2012 and 2019, from Sanctum (2012) to The Warrior (2019). Recorded subjects run to fantasy and science fiction, magic, good and evil, hell, the soul, future life, extraterrestrial beings, fathers and sons, and children's fiction. Fine's series include Guards of the Shadowlands, Of Metal and Wishes, Servants of Fate, Reliquary, Impostor Queen, Immortal Dealers, Scan, Starving Artists and Reliquary Graphic Novels. All 28 titles are credited to Fine alone.

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.

Sarah Forester Davis has three series in the catalogue: Confession, Hazel and August, and Dallas & Georgia. Ten books are listed from Confession (2021) to Dallas & Georgia Forever (2026), taking in Breaking Down a Hurricane (2022), Her Name is Hazel (2022), The Antidote (2023), His Name is August (2024), My Life as Bee (2024), The Beginning of the End (2025) and The Ivy Garden (2026). The catalogue marks the run as ongoing.

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.

Sarah Gailey

28 books• 7 series

Sarah Gailey is an American author of fantasy, science fiction and mystery, working in novels, short stories and comics alike. River of Teeth (2017), an alternate history novella, was a finalist for the 2017 Nebula Award, the 2018 Hugo Award and the 2018 Locus Award, each for Best Novella; Taste of Marrow followed the same year and American Hippo collected the pair in 2018. The comics work includes Eat the Rich and Know Your Station. Magic for Liars (2019) and Upright Women Wanted (2020) come next in a 29-book catalogue that reaches Make Me Better in 2026, with Downright Scoundrels Needed dated 2027.

Sarah Glenn Marsh writes fantasy fiction and children's fiction. The catalogue holds 18 books, opening with Fear the Drowning Deep (2016) and extending to How I Met Your Murderer (2026). Marsh's series include Fear the Drowning Deep, Reign of the Fallen and Rogue Devotions; other catalogued titles include A Campfire Tail (2018), Ninita's Big World (2019) and Alice Across America (2020). Recorded subjects include magic, monsters, dragons, friendship and family.

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.

Sarah Hall, born 1974, is an English novelist and short story writer and a Fellow of the Royal Society of Literature. Hall's second novel, The Electric Michelangelo (2004), was nominated for that year's Man Booker Prize. Cumbria is where Hall lives. The catalogue holds 13 titles published between 2002 and 2025, from Haweswater (2002) to Helm (2025), taking in The Carhullan Army, The Wolf Border (2015) and the story collections The Beautiful Indifference (2011) and Madame Zero (2017). One listed entry, The BBC National Short Story Award 2018, carries five other contributors' credits.

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.

Fairy tale retellings and contemporary young adult fiction both sit in Sarah Henning's catalogue, with witches, mermaids, sea monsters, magic and football among the recorded subjects. Two series run under the Henning name: Sea Witch and Kingdoms of Sand and Sky. The 10 catalogued books open with Sea Witch (2018) and take in Sea Witch Rising (2019), The Princess Will Save You (2020), Throw Like a Girl (2020), The King Will Kill You (2022), Monster Camp (2023) and The Lies We Conjure (2024). Such a Witch arrives in 2026.

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 Mason writes traditional detective and mystery fiction. The catalogue holds 8 books published between 1985 and 2003, with one series recorded under the name: Trewley & Stone. Detective Superintendent Trewley and Detective Sergeant Stone are both filed as characters on the books, alongside subjects covering England, women detectives, police, wills and maze gardens. Let's Talk of Wills (1985) opens the listing and Death on Her Doorstep (2003) closes it, by way of Murder in the Maze (1993), Sew Easy to Kill (1996) and Seeing Is Deceiving (1997). Median length is 219 pages.

Sarah J. Brooks wrote contemporary romance, 61 titles between A Filthy One Night Stand (2015) and Tangled Up in Texas (2022). Billionaires and workplace premises shape the series: Billionaire President, Interview with a Billionaire, Built for Pleasure, Love on Fire, Southport Love Stories and Possessing Her. The median book runs 272 pages. No new Brooks title has appeared since 2022.

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.

Dragons are the recorded subject for Sarah K.L. Wilson, whose catalogue counts 97 books from The Ex-Pacifist (2011) to The Trident and the Pearl (2026). Series include Dragon School, Dragon Chameleon, Dragon Tide, Bridge of Legends, Tangled Fae, Empire of War and Wings, Phoenix Heart and the Matsumoto Trilogy. Titles from 2016 include Belly of this Great Land, Fort Rewind and Teeth of the Gods.

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 Kozloff's catalogue divides between film scholarship and fantasy. The earlier books study cinema: Invisible Storytellers: Voice-Over Narration in American Fiction Film (1988), Overhearing Film Dialogue (2000), The Best Years Of Our Lives (2011), The Life of the Author (2014) and Refocus: The Films of Preston Sturges (2015). Four novels followed, all dated 2020: A Queen in Hiding, A Broken Queen, The Queen of Raiders and The Cerulean Queen. Nine Realms is the series listed under the Kozloff name, and subject headings there name epic fantasy, adventure and coming of age. Kozloff is credited alone on all 9 books.

Sixteen books carry Sarah Kuhn's name, published between 2009 and 2023. Kuhn is an American fantasy writer whose Heroine Complex series features Asian American superheroines; urban fantasy, women superheroes and San Francisco all appear among the recorded subjects. The catalogue opens with One Con Glory (2009) and closes with Girl Taking Over (2023). Riverdale Diaries and Barbie are the other two series listed, and graphic novels and comics sit among the subjects.

Sarah Langan, born in 1974, is an American horror author and a three-time winner of the Bram Stoker Award. Langan judged the first Shirley Jackson Award and sits on its board of directors. Nine books are catalogued from The Keeper (2006) to Trad Wife (2026), taking in The Missing, also listed as Virus, The Lost, Audrey's Door, Good Neighbors and A Better World. Recorded subjects cover horror, suspense, plague, zombies, sisters and Maine.

Sarah Lin is a fantasy author with 24 books published from 2018 to 2026. Changing Faces (2018) is the first book, followed by Breaking Rules and Raising Allies (2019). Street Cultivation ran to three numbered books between 2019 and 2020, and The Brightest Shadow appeared in 2020. Weirkey Chronicles, New Game Minus and Depthless Hunger complete the series list, and Deadgold (2026) is the most recent release.

Sarah Lotz is a British-South African novelist working in thriller, suspense and horror. The catalogue holds 19 books published between 2008 and 2026, opening with Pompidou Posse (2008) and reaching How to Kill a Crime Writer (2026). Subject headings for the work take in South African fiction in English, survival, erotica, humour and children's fiction. Two series are credited to Lotz: Deadlands and A Girl Walks...

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. Anderson writes contemporary romance, with cowboys, Native Americans, women lawyers and pregnancy among the recorded subjects. The 45 catalogued books span 2011 to 2022, from A Man of His Word to The Last Friend You'll Ever Have. Series include Men of the White Sandy, Beaumont Heirs, Jeweled Ladies, Bolton Brothers, Rodeo Dreamers and First Family of Rodeo. A Real Cowboy and The Rancher date from 2013.

Fantasy and romance define Sarah M. Cradit's catalogue of 45 books. The House of Crimson and Clover sequence anchors it, alongside Book of All Things, Midnight Dynasty, Kingdom of the White Sea, Vampires of the Merovingi and a set of Text Message Serials. Cradit started with St. Charles at Dusk in 2011 and reached The Flame and the Forsaken in 2024, at a median of 268 pages a book.

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 Manguso, born 1974, is an American writer and poet. The American Academy of Arts and Letters awarded Manguso the Joseph Brodsky Rome Prize Fellowship in literature in 2007. The memoir The Two Kinds of Decay (2008) was named an Editors' Choice title by the New York Times Sunday Book Review and a best non-fiction book of 2008 by the San Francisco Chronicle, and Ongoingness: The End of a Diary (2015) drew a second Editors' Choice. Penguin published a debut novel, Very Cold People, in 2022. The catalogue holds 10 titles from The Captain Lands in Paradise (2002) to I Am Clarence (2025), with poetry, essays and aphorisms in the subject records.

Sarah Maria Griffin, born 28 January 1988, is an Irish writer, poet, podcaster and producer of zines. Griffin has published a volume of poetry, a volume of essays and three novels. The 8 catalogued titles run from Follies (2010) to Strange Is the Light (2026), taking in Not Lost (2013), Spare and Found Parts (2016), Other Words for Smoke (2019), Eat the Ones You Love (2025), The Separation (2025) and To Whatever End (2025). The catalogue records the work as ongoing.

Sarah Mayberry is an Australian author of contemporary romance and a television screenwriter. Mayberry has written novels for Harlequin Mills and Boon and scripts for the soap opera Neighbours, worked as a storyliner on the New Zealand medical drama Shortland Street, and co-created the teen series Karaoke High with Kirsty McKenzie. In 2015 Mayberry won Favourite Erotic Romance at the Australian Romance Readers Awards. The 48 catalogued books run from Can't Get Enough (2005) to Sweetheart (2021), and Neighbours Novellas and Carmody Brothers are among the series.

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.

Sarah Monette

11 books• 4 series

Sarah Elizabeth Monette, born November 25, 1974, is an American writer of novels and short fiction, working mostly in fantasy and horror. Writing as Katherine Addison, Monette published The Goblin Emperor, which took the Locus Award for Best Fantasy Novel and drew nominations for the Nebula, Hugo and World Fantasy Awards. Eleven books are catalogued from Mélusine (2005) to The Orb of Cairado (2025), including The Virtu (2006), The Bone Key (2007), The Mirador (2007) and Corambis (2009). Doctrine of Labyrinths, Iskryne World and Katherine Addison are the catalogued series.

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 Osborne writes cozy mysteries with amateur and women sleuths, and the catalogue lists 12 books from Too Many Crooks Spoil the Plot (2018) to The Art of Murder (2024). The two series on record are Ditie Brown Mystery and Flo & Maude Christmas Cozy. Into the Frying Pan (2019), Murder Most Southern (2020), Flo and Maude Save a Santa (2021), Wedded to Trouble (2022) and Murder and Misdirection (2023) are other titles. Osborne is still publishing.

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 Pinsker has 14 catalogued books, published from 2017 onward. The list opens with And Then There Were (N-One) and Wind Will Rove, both 2017, and reaches The Millay Illusion (2025). A Nebula Award for best novel is recorded against Pinsker's work. Other titles include The Court Magician (2018), A Song for a New Day (2019), Two Truths and a Lie (2020) and We Are Satellites (2021). Recorded subjects include virus diseases, women singers and American short stories.

Amish fiction is Sarah Price's main line: 74 books catalogued between 2011 and 2023, with the Amish, Pennsylvania, Christian romance, quilting and forgiveness among the recorded subjects. The Amish Classics series is filed under parodies and imitations, beside a subject heading for Jane Austen. Plain Fame (2012), Fields of Corn (2012) and An Amish Christmas Carol (2012) are among the titles, and a separate strand follows a family dog named Peek-a-boo. Nothing has been catalogued since 2023.