Authors whose first name starts with S, page 6 of 10

Shvonne Latrice writes urban romance across a catalogue of 79 books. Falling for a Hood King (2015) opens the run and became a series of its own, and the Crenshaw Kings, Good Girls Love Thugs, Forbidden Love with a Thug, My Baby Is a West Coast King and Shorty Is In Love With a Real One follow. Publication continues to 2026 with Own It.

Sian Ann Bessey has 26 books in the catalogue, from Forgotten Notes (2001) to When You Rescued Me (2026). Cover of Darkness followed in 2002, and Within the Dark Hills appeared in 2012. Series include Georgian Gentlemen, Kids on a Mission and McQuivey's Costume Shop Romance, and 2013 titles include Ambushed in Africa, Escape from Germany and Uprising in Samoa. Subjects include Wales, Utah, Mormons and Mormon converts, time travel, nurses, women teachers and mystery.

Dublin, women and friendship are the subject headings on the books of Siân O'Gorman. Friends Like Us (2016) opens a catalogue of 13 books, and The Sandycove Knitting Circle (2026) is the newest. Life After You (2020), Mothers and Daughters (2020), The Sandycove Supper Club (2022), The Sandycove Sunset Swimmers (2023) and The Girls of Sandycove (2024) are among them. Siân O'Gorman is still publishing.

Siddhartha Mukherjee

7 books• 1 series

Siddhartha Mukherjee, born in 1970, is an Indian physician, biologist and author. His first book, The Emperor of All Maladies: A Biography of Cancer (2010), took the 2011 Pulitzer Prize for General Nonfiction and the Guardian First Book Award, and Time magazine placed it among the hundred most influential non-fiction books of the past century. The Gene: An Intimate History (2016) reached the New York Times list of the year's hundred best books and was shortlisted for the Wellcome Trust and Royal Society prizes. The Laws of Medicine (2015) and The Song of the Cell (2022) complete the run, and Mukherjee took the Lewis Thomas Prize in 2019.

Sidney Sheldon (February 11, 1917 – January 30, 2007) was an American writer who worked on Broadway plays and then in film and television before turning to novels. Writing the comedy The Bachelor and the Bobby-Soxer (1947) earned Sheldon an Oscar in 1948, and Sheldon created The Patty Duke Show, I Dream of Jeannie and Hart to Hart. The romantic suspense novels, begun after Sheldon turned 50, include The Naked Face (1970), The Other Side of Midnight (1973), Bloodline (1977), Rage of Angels (1980), Master of the Game (1982) and If Tomorrow Comes (1985), and have sold over 300 million copies in 51 languages. The listing also carries titles dated after 2007, up to The Phoenix (2019).

Sienna Cross has published 18 books since 2023, across four series: Kings of Temptation, Ruthless Heirs, Lords of Stonewall University and Edge of Trust. Ruthless King (2023) opens the catalogue, followed by Savage King, Brutal King, Wicked King, Ruthless Guardian, Brutal Heir and Savage Prince, and Blackwood Manuscript arrives in 2026.

Sierra Cartwright writes erotic romance, and the Titans books make up most of the catalogue, Titans Captivated, Titans Sin City, Titans Quarter, the Moretti Mafia line and The Reserve, beside the Hawkeye series. Naughty Nibbles (2007) is the earliest of 63 titles and Merciless Vows (2026) the newest. Bondage, man-woman relationships and suspense fill the subject tags.

Sierra Dean writes mystery and paranormal fiction. Secret McQueen heads the catalogue, and a run of Secret titles opens it: Something Secret This Way Comes (2011), A Bloody Good Secret (2011), Deep Dark Secret (2012), Keeping Secret (2012) and Grave Secret (2013). Twelve series are catalogued in all, among them the Witches' Brew Mystery, Detective Margot Phalen, Margot Phalen FBI, the Phoebe Winchester Mystery, the Lucky Pie Mystery, Rain Chaser and Dead in Detroit. Fifty-two books carry dates from 2011 to 2026, reaching Peppermint Medley Murder (2026).

Sierra Simone writes erotic and contemporary romance, and subject headings also name BDSM, political romance and second chances. The catalogue lists 39 books from 2015 to 2026. Priest and Midnight Mass both date from 2015, as do The Awakening of Ivy Leavold, The Education of Ivy Leavold and The Persuasion of Molly O'Flaherty; American Queen followed in 2016. Series are Priest, New Camelot, Markham Hall, Thornchapel, Lyonesse and Far Hope Stories. Devil (2026) is the newest title.

Sigmund Brouwer, born in 1959, is a Canadian author writing for children, young adults and adults, with more than 100 titles and four million books in print. Dead Man's Switch won the 2015 Arthur Ellis Award for best Canadian young adult mystery, and Shock Wave won the same award in 2025. Thief of Glory, a novel for adults, was named Book of the Year at the Christy Awards and also won an Alberta Readers Choice Award. The Last Disciple, co-authored with Hank Hanegraaff, was featured in Time magazine. The catalogue holds 162 books from Lost Beneath Manhattan (1990) to A Dangerous Game (2026), across series such as Accidental Detectives, Mars Diaries, Winds of Light, Lightning on Ice, Cyberquest and Robot Wars.

Signe Pike began in travel writing: Faery Tale: One Woman's Search for Enchantment in a Modern World (2010) records a search for fairies. The Lost Queen Trilogy followed, The Lost Queen (2018), The Forgotten Kingdom (2020) and The Shadowed Land (2024), historical fiction set in Scotland, with queens, rulers and siblings among its subjects. Four books are catalogued in all, at a median length of 480 pages.

Sigrid Nunez

11 books

Sigrid Nunez, born in 1951, is an American writer known above all for her novels. The Friend, Nunez's seventh novel, won the 2018 National Book Award for Fiction, and in 2025 Nunez was named a recipient of a Windham-Campbell Literature Prize in fiction. Eleven catalogued titles run from A Feather on the Breath of God (1995) to a further novel in 2026, taking in Naked Sleeper (1996), For Rouenna (2001), The Last of Her Kind (2005), Salvation City (2010) and Sempre Susan (2011). Female friendship, human-animal relationships and German and Chinese American lives supply the subject matter.

Sigrid Undset

25 books• 3 series

Sigrid Undset (1882-1949) was a Danish-born Norwegian novelist and the winner of the 1928 Nobel Prize in Literature. Kristin Lavransdatter, her best known work, is a trilogy of medieval Norway told through one woman's life from birth to death; The Master of Hestviken and Olav Audunssøn follow the same period. Undset's first historical fiction appeared in 1907, and she fled Norway for the United States in 1940 in opposition to the German occupation, returning in 1945. Twenty-five titles are catalogued.

Silas House

11 books

Silas House writes novels rooted in rural Kentucky, with working-class characters and close attention to the natural world. Clay's Quilt (2001) opens a catalogue of 11 titles; Eli the Good (2009), Southernmost (2018) and Lark Ascending (2022) follow, and Dead Man Blues (2025) appeared under the name S.D. House. House also works as a music journalist, columnist and environmental activist, and stands among the most visible LGBTQ writers associated with rural America. Family life, fathers and sons, and coming of age recur across the subject tags.

Silvia Moreno-Garcia

22 books

Silvia Moreno-Garcia, born in 1981, is a Mexican-Canadian novelist, short story writer, editor and publisher. The fiction crosses genres: vampires, Mexico City, psychic ability, historical settings and paranormal romance all figure among its subjects. Signal to Noise (2015), Certain Dark Things (2016), The Beautiful Ones (2017) and Gods of Jade and Shadow (2019) sit in the middle of a run of 22 catalogued titles, which stretches from This Strange Way of Dying (2011) to The Intrigue (2026) and includes a Writer's Guide to Speculative Fiction (2019).

Simon Beckett, born in 1960, is a British journalist and novelist. His crime series around the forensic anthropologist Dr David Hunter has sold 21 million copies worldwide, with especially strong sales in Germany and Scandinavia. The Chemistry of Death (2006) opens that sequence; Jonah Colley is his second. Fifteen catalogued books span Fine Lines (1994) to The Bone Garden (2026).

Simon Brett writes English detective fiction across several long-running series. Charles Paris, an actor, heads one; the Fethering Mysteries follow Carole Seddon; Mrs Pargeter, Blotto and Twinks, and the Decluttering Mysteries make up the rest. Brett's catalogue holds 107 books, from Cast in Order of Disappearance (1975) to A Shock to the System (2026), with plays, short stories and non-fiction alongside.

Simon Conway writes espionage thrillers. The Jude Lyon and Jonah Said series carry most of the work, which runs from Damaged (2000) and Rage (2006) through A Loyal Spy (2010), The Agent Runner (2014) and The Wrong Country (2016) to The Stranger (2021) and The Saboteur and The Survivor, both 2022. Ireland, the Middle East and the attacks of 11 September 2001 figure among the subjects. Ten books are catalogued, the most recent The British Agent (2026).

Simon Fairfax writes in three strands. A Deal Too Far and No Deals Done opened the catalogue in 2017, followed by A Deal With the Devil (2018) and A Deal On Ice (2019). A Knight and a Spy runs as historical fiction dated by year, from 1410 through 1414 and on to 1403, and the Plainsman and Condotierri series sit alongside, with Law of the Gun (2023) among them. Eighteen titles are catalogued.

Simon Gervais writes thrillers and suspense, with 16 books in the catalogue from 2015 to 2026. The Thin Black Line (2015) is first, followed by A Red Dotted Line (2016) and A Thick Crimson Line (2018). Gervais's series are Mike Walton Thriller, Pierce Hunt, Clayton White, Caspian Anderson, Chase Burke and Blackbriar. Later titles include Hunt Them Down (2019), The Last Protector (2021) and The Blackbriar Genesis (2022). The Elias Conspiracy (2026) is the newest.

Simon Kernick writes British crime thrillers, most of them around London. Born in Slough and living in Oxfordshire, Kernick has 25 books catalogued from The Business of Dying (2002) to You All Die Tonight (2024). Tina Boyd, Dennis Milne, the Bone Field and Scope are his series, with standalones alongside. Relentless (2006) was picked for the Richard & Judy summer book club in 2007 and became that year's best-selling thriller in the UK. Police, missing persons and revenge are the recurring subjects.

Simon Mason, born 5 February 1962, is a British writer of fiction for young readers and adults, as well as non-fiction. The catalogue lists 21 titles from 1990 to 2026. The Great English Nude (1990), Death of a Fantasist (1994) and Lives of the Dog-Stranglers (1998) are the earliest. The Quigleys (2002) was followed by The Quigleys at Large, The Quigleys Not for Sale and The Quigleys in a Spin. The Rough Guide to Classic Novels (2008), Moon Pie (2011) and Running Girl (2014) come later, and The Dangerous Stranger (2026) is the newest. Series include Quigleys, Garvie Smith Mysteries, DI Wilkins Mysteries and Finder.

Simon Mawer

14 books• 1 series

Chimera (1989) opens the Simon Mawer catalogue, which counts 14 books through Ancestry (2022). Mendel's Dwarf (1997) and The Glass Room (2009) fall in between, and Marian Sutro is the one series. Genetics, dwarfism, Czechoslovakia and the Second World War appear among the subject headings, alongside a non-fiction title on Gregor Mendel. Mawer was a British author who lived in Italy, born 18 September 1948 and died 12 February 2025.

Simon McCleave writes crime thrillers, most of them titled as killings: The Snowdonia Killings and The Curtis Blake Killings (2019), The Berwyn River Killings (2020). DI Ruth Hunter heads the main line, with the Anglesey series and the Frank Marshal books alongside. Fifty-one catalogued titles reach The Liverpool Killings, and The Bangor Cathedral Killings is scheduled for 2027.

Simon R. Green is an English science fiction and fantasy author, born 25 August 1955 in Bradford on Avon, Wiltshire. Green studied modern English and American literature at the University of Leicester, began writing in 1973, sold the first story, "Manslayer", in 1976, and published a first full-length work, Awake, Awake, Ye Northern Winds, in 1979. Green sold seven novels in 1988, and the 1989 commission to novelise the Kevin Costner film Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves produced a book with more than 370,000 copies sold. The catalogue lists 83 titles from Blue Moon Rising (1989) to For Better or Murder (2026). Series include Nightside, Deathstalker, Hawk & Fisher, Ghost Finders, Ishmael Jones, Gideon Sable and Forest Kingdom.

Simon Scarrow

65 books• 11 series

Simon Scarrow writes historical fiction, most of it Roman. Quintus Licinius Cato and Lucius Cornelius Macro lead the Eagle series, which opens with Under the Eagle (2000). The Roman Arena, Gladiator and Pirata lines share that setting, while the Revolution Quartet and the Berlin wartime thrillers featuring CI Schenke move elsewhere. Sixty-six catalogued books reach The Sword of Rome, and Sons of the Reich is scheduled for 2027.

Simon Sinek

5 books

Simon Sinek writes business non-fiction on leadership, teams and purpose at work. Start with Why (2009) opens the catalogue, followed by Leaders Eat Last (2013), Together is Better (2016), Find Your Why (2017) and The Infinite Game (2019). Five books are catalogued, and nothing has been added since 2019.

Simon Toyne

11 books• 4 series

Simon Toyne, born in 1968, is a British thriller writer. The Sancti Trilogy opens his catalogue with Sanctus (2011) and sets journalists against a secret order of monks, conspiracy and prophecy in Turkey; The Key (2012) and The Tower (2013) complete it. Solomon Creed, Laughton Rees and Rees and Khan follow. Eleven books reach Dead Water (2025).

Simon Winchester

36 books

Simon Winchester is a British-American author and journalist whose 36 catalogued books are largely narrative nonfiction: history, travel writing and biography. Winchester reported for The Guardian, covering Bloody Sunday and the Watergate scandal, and has contributed to magazines including Condé Nast Traveler, Smithsonian and National Geographic. The catalogue runs from In Holy Terror (1975) through Outposts: Journeys to the Surviving Relics of the British Empire (1985) and Korea: A Walk Through the Land of Miracles (1988) to The Breath of the Gods (2025). One novel sits among the nonfiction.

Simone Elkeles

13 books• 4 series

Teen romance is Simone Elkeles's form. Perfect Chemistry (2008) took the 2010 RITA Award for Best Young Adult Romance, and its sequel Rules of Attraction (2010) reached both the New York Times and USA Today bestseller lists. Three series hold most of the 13 catalogued books: Perfect Chemistry, How to Ruin and Leaving Paradise. Mexican American and Jewish identity, family problems and school life recur. The catalogue has stood still since The Party King in 2023.

Ghost stories crossed with murder investigation are Simone St. James's form. The Haunting of Maddy Clare (2012) opens a catalogue of 11 books that reaches A Box Full of Darkness in 2026, taking in The Broken Girls (2018), The Sun Down Motel (2020), The Book of Cold Cases (2022) and Murder Road (2024). The First World War, veterans and nurses appear among the earlier subjects. Every title stands alone.

Sinclair Lewis

45 books

Sinclair Lewis, born in 1885 and dead by 1951, wrote novels, short stories and plays, and in 1930 became the first writer from the United States to take the Nobel Prize in Literature, cited for vigorous, graphic description and for creating new types of characters with wit and humour. Satire of American capitalism, materialism and small-town life runs through Main Street (1920), Babbitt (1922) and Arrowsmith (1925). The catalogue holds 45 titles and opens with Hike and the Aeroplane (1912).

Siobhan Curham started in nonfiction, with Antenatal And Postnatal Depression (2000), and moved into fiction for adults and for young readers. Friendship and mental health run through the work, and the Moonlight Dreamers and Shipwrecked series hold the young adult titles. Thirty-one books span 2000 to The Club for Rebellious Ladies in 2026, at a median of 312 pages.

Romance is the genre subject the catalogue attaches to Siobhan Davis's books. The listing holds 77 titles from True Calling (2014) to Risen (2026), taking in Destiny Rising (2015), Saven Deception (2015), Lovestruck (2015) and Axton (2016). Series credited to Davis include Kennedy Boys, Rydeville Elite, All Of Me, True Calling, Saven, Alinthia, Sainthood - Boys of Lowell High, Mazzone Mafia, Dirty Crazy Bad, Accardi Twins and One I Want Duet.

Sir Walter Scott, 1st Baronet, was a Scottish historical novelist and poet read across Europe in his own lifetime, the first author writing in English to hold a genuinely international career, with readers in Europe, Australia and North America. Scotland's history and social customs are his subject, from the narrative poems The Lay of the Last Minstrel (1805) and Marmion (1808) to the Waverley novels, Tales of My Landlord, Tales of the Crusaders and Chronicles of the Canongate. Toryism is often associated with Scott, though passages of Tales of a Grandfather take a liberal, progressive and Unionist view of Scottish history. Seventy-nine catalogued titles date from 1796 onward.

Sister Souljah

9 books• 2 series

Sister Souljah writes urban fiction about African American life in New York's inner cities. The catalogue holds 9 titles, from No Disrespect (1994) to Love After Midnight (2024). The Coldest Winter Ever (1999) heads the series that carries its name, continuing through Midnight, A Deeper Love Inside and Life After Death. Gangsters, African American women and African American girls recur in the subject tags.

SJ Bennett writes the Her Majesty the Queen Investigates mysteries, a series that puts the Queen into the solving of crimes. Seven catalogued books run from The Windsor Knot (2020) through Murder Most Royal (2022), A Death in Diamonds (2024) and The Queen Who Came In From the Cold (2025) to Death on the Royal Yacht in 2026, with short fiction alongside.

Sky Purington has 92 catalogued books, published between 2007 and 2026, from Fate's Monolith (2007) to Her Savage Dragon Lore (2026). The catalogued series fall into two clusters: MacLomain with its branches Next Generation, Later Years, End of an Era, Irish Roots, A New Beginning and Viking Ancestors' Kin, and the Viking Ancestors sets Forged in Fire, Rise of the Dragon and Age of Embers. Second Time Brides and Highlander's Pact are also recorded. Purington holds the sole credit on every title.

Skye Warren writes contemporary and erotic romance and lives in Texas. Eighty-four books are catalogued between 2011 and 2025, beginning with a 2011 group that holds Beauty Touched the Beast, Keep Me Safe and Below the Belt, and reaching The Final Exam in 2025. Twelve series organise the work, among them Chicago Underground, North Security, the Rochester Trilogy, Trust Fund, Tanglewood University and the Masterpiece Duet. Warren's books have sold more than two million copies.

Skyler Mason publishes across four series: Purity, Toxic Love, Faithless and Rich Boys and Their Games. Ten books run from Revenge Cake (2020) to The Prince of Power (2025), with Faithless and Purity both arriving in 2022, and Forgiveness, Lust and Shame all in 2023. Volumes median 298 pages, and Mason remains actively publishing.

Skyler Ramirez writes space-set science fiction across four series: Dumb Luck and Dead Heroes, A Star Nation in Peril, Galaxy's Worst Mercenaries and Black Sky Club. Comic self-deprecation runs through the titles, from The Worst Ship in the Fleet (2023) to The Worst Carrier in the Resistance (2026). Ramirez has published 29 books since The Truth in 2022, with The Mauroan Gambit scheduled for 2027.

Sloane St. James has 5 books in the catalogue, published between 2023 and 2025. The titles are Before We Came (2023), In The Game (2023), Strong and Wild (2023), Stand and Defend (2024) and Fight (2025), and Sloane St. James is still publishing.

Sofi Laporte titles from 2021 include Arabella and the Reluctant Duke, Birdie and the Beastly Duke, Lucy and the Duke of Secrets, Penelope and the Wicked Duke and Wishing for a Duke. The catalogue counts 23 books from Loreley (2020) to Lady Viola's Accidental Husband (2026), with Miss Lavender Requests a Rendezvous scheduled for 2027. Series are Merry Spinsters, Charming Rogues; Wishing Well; Wishing Well Seminary; and Viennese Waltz. Lady Ludmilla's Accidental Letter (2022) and Miss Ava's Scandalous Secret (2023) are later titles.

Sofia T Summers writes forbidden-romance titles at very high volume, 108 catalogued books between 2020 and 2026. The series names state the tropes outright: Brother's Best Friend, Forbidden Doctors, Forbidden First Times, Fake and Forbidden, Dangerous Daddies, Ruthless Mafia Kings and Billionaire Baby Daddies. Baby for Brother's Best Friend (2020) is the earliest catalogued title and Sexting my Bratva Daddies (2026) the newest.

Sofie Ryan's Second Chance Cat Mysteries put a secondhand shop owner in Maine, and a cat, into murder investigations. Twelve books are catalogued, from The Whole Cat and Caboodle (2014) through Telling Tails (2017), No Escape Claws (2019), Claw Enforcement (2020) and Totally Pawstruck (2022) to Cat Got Your Killer in 2025.

Soji Shimada, born in Fukuyama City in Hiroshima Prefecture in 1948, is a Japanese mystery writer. One title is catalogued here under his name, One Love Chigusa (2020), listed with his short stories and novellas.

Private investigators and police detectives run through Solomon Carter's twelve series, DI Hogarth, Jenna Royal, and Roberts and Bradley among the recurring names. Carter's 142 catalogued books open with Out With A Bang (2014) and reach Black Coast (2026), with six titles carrying a 2014 date. Long Time Dying, Luck and Judgment, London Calling, Black and Gold, Last Line Conspiracy and Between Two Thieves fill out the list. Volumes median 451 pages, at roughly ten a year.

Soman Chainani

14 books• 3 series

Soman Chainani is an American author best known for The School for Good and Evil, a children's book series, and some of the work has been adapted for film. The catalogue lists 14 books, from The School for Good and Evil (2013) to Young World (2026). World Without, The Last Ever After, A Crystal of Time and One True King are among the titles, and John Arcudi, Michael Conrad and Gregory Burnham each share the credit on 1 book. Subject tags include good and evil, magic, schools, friendship and identity.

Somme Sketcher has 8 catalogued books across two series. Sinners Anonymous runs from the 2021 title of that name through Sinners Condemned and Sinners Consumed (2022) to Sinners Atone and Sinners Absolve (2023). East Coast Devils is the second series, and the three Devil titles all date from 2021: The Devil's Deal, The Devil's Keepsake and The Devil's Obsession. Sinners Anonymous supplies the recurring cast, and nothing has been added since 2023.

Sonali Dev, born around 1972, is an Indian American writer of contemporary romance. The Bollywood series opens the catalogue with A Bollywood Affair (2014), followed by The Bollywood Bride (2015), A Change of Heart (2016) and A Distant Heart (2017). Four later titles take their names from Jane Austen: Pride, Prejudice, and Other Flavors (2019), Recipe for Persuasion (2020), Incense and Sensibility (2021) and The Emma Project (2022). Dev also writes the Rajes series. Subjects across the 13 catalogued titles include the motion picture industry, arranged marriage, village life and heart transplantation.

Cozy mystery series make up most of Sonia Parin's 81 catalogued titles: the Evie Parker mysteries, the Deadline mysteries, the Mackenzie Coven books, Dear Abby, Lucinda and Thea Investigate and A Town Named Eden. Her Charming Heartbreaker (2015) opens the catalogue with romance before the mysteries take over, and Murder by the Roadside (2026) is the newest entry. Parin publishes several books a year.

Regency romance is Sophie Barnes's form, set among the English aristocracy with balls, inheritances and marriage settlements for material. Nine series carry the work, among them the Townsbridges, Secrets at Thorncliff Manor, At the Kingsborough Ball, the Honorable Scoundrels, the Crawfords and the Gentlemen Authors. Forty-seven titles run from 2012 to A Duke's Lesson in Charm (2023).

Sophie Cousens writes contemporary romantic comedy about coincidence, timing and fate. This Time Next Year (2020), built on two people born at the same moment, opens the catalogue, followed by Just Haven't Met You Yet, Before I Do, The Good Part, Is She Really Going Out with Him? and And Then There Was You (2025). Six books make up the list, each standing alone, at a median of 328 pages.

Sophie Hannah

52 books• 9 series

Sophie Hannah writes crime fiction and poetry. The Zailer & Waterhouse mysteries carry the suspense line, and Hannah also writes new Hercule Poirot mysteries; the catalogue's early titles, from Carrot the Goldfish (1992) onward, include the poetry collections Hotels like Houses (1997) and Leaving and Leaving You (1999). Missing persons, private investigation and England recur as subjects. Fifty-two books are catalogued, and The Opposite of Murder is the most recent.

Sophie Irwin is an English novelist of historical romance. Her debut, A Lady's Guide to Fortune-Hunting (2022), became a Sunday Times bestseller and won an Alex Award. A Lady's Guide to Scandal followed in 2023 and How to Lose a Lord in Ten Days in 2025, making three books in the catalogue so far.

Historical romance and paranormal young adult fiction share Sophie Jordan's 58-title catalogue. Once Upon a Wedding Night (2006) opens the historical side, which continues through the Derrings, Rogue Files, Debutante Files, Duke Hunt and Penwich School books. The Moon Chasers novels turn on werewolves and Firelight on dragons. Nobility and English social life fill the romances, and Spellcast is the 2026 entry.

Sophie Kinsella

37 books• 4 series

Sophie Kinsella was the pen name of Madeleine Sophie Wickham (12 December 1969 to 10 December 2025), an English author best known for the Shopaholic series. The Kinsella catalogue holds 37 books from 1995 to 2024; early titles such as 40 Love / The Tennis Party (1995) and Cocktails for Three (2000) appeared under the name Madeleine Wickham. The first two Shopaholic books became the 2009 film Confessions of a Shopaholic, and Can You Keep a Secret? (2003) was filmed in 2019. Kinsella's books sold more than 50 million copies in over 60 countries. Shopping, weddings and Becky Bloomwood appear among the subjects.

Sophie Lark's catalogue lists 38 books between 2019 and 2024, from Always (2019) to Monarch (2024). Series listings include Colors of Crime / Underworld, Brutal Birthright, Kingmakers, Grimstone, Classic Billionaires, Sinners Duet and Love Contract, along with standalone novels. Titles from 2019 include Black, Snow, Crimson / Nikolai, Emerald / Ivan, Sapphire / Luca and Violet / Anton. The catalogue marks Sophie Lark as still publishing.

Sophie Love writes romance and cozy mystery. The 45 catalogued books open in 2017 with For Now and Forever and a run of further Forever titles, and reach Forever Full Circle (2026). Series include the Inn at Sunset Harbor, the Romance Chronicles, A Porch by the Sea, Riverton Romance and the Riverton Raptors, alongside the Canine Casper, Molly Sweetwater and Curious Bookstore cozy mysteries.

Sophie Ranald has 19 books in the catalogue, dated 2013 to 2026. It Would Be Wrong to Steal My Sister's Boyfriend (2013) is the first, followed by A Groom with a View and Who Wants to Marry a Millionaire? (2014). Girlfriends' Club is the one series on file. Later titles include Sorry Not Sorry (2019), Thank You, Next (2020) and The Work Husband (2026).