Authors whose first name starts with S, page 7 of 19

Scott Hunter writes crime fiction around DCI Brendan Moran, a detective chief inspector. Eighteen books are catalogued from The Ley Lines of Lushbury (2010) to In the Key of Death (2024), with Black December (2011), Creatures of Dust (2013), Death Walks Behind You (2015) and Silent as the Dead (2018) among them. Power of the Stones, Chronicles of Britannia and Cameron Kyle are Hunter's other series, and historical subjects including Rome appear in the catalogue. The median book runs 258 pages.

Scott Langrel writes across five series in the catalogue: Finn McCoy, PriorEarth, Wolf Donovan, Josiah Grizzle and Murphy and Loco. Titles listed under Langrel include Homecoming (2012), The Grass Monkey and Other Dark Tales (2012), Cold Chills (2013), Shadows in the Sand (2013) and Dark Hollows (2014). Nineteen books stand under the name, dated 2012 through Pastor in 2026, and the catalogue marks the run as ongoing.

Scott Lynch

11 books• 3 series

The Gentleman Bastard Sequence is the series American fantasy writer Scott Lynch, born April 2, 1978, is best known for. The Lies of Locke Lamora, bought by Orion Books in August 2004, came out in June 2006 from Gollancz in the United Kingdom and Bantam in the United States. Red Seas Under Red Skies (2007) and The Republic of Thieves (2013) continued the sequence, and The Thorn of Emberlain is planned as the fourth of seven books. The catalogue holds 11 books through Kaiju Agonistes (2026), including The Effigy Engine (2018) and Locke Lamora and the Bottled Serpent (2024). Swindlers, robbers and epic fantasy appear in the subjects.

Scott M. Baker writes horror and science fiction, and the catalogue holds 44 books published between 2009 and 2026. The Vampire Hunters (2010), Vampyrnomicon (2011) and Nazi Ghouls from Space (2014) are among the titles, and Rotter Apocalypse and Rotter Nation followed in 2015. Series include Nurse Alissa vs. the Zombies, Tatyana, Rotter Trilogy, Chronicles of Paul and A World Gone Dark. Tales of the Nurse Alissa Universe (2026) is the newest entry.

Scott Mariani, born 1 January 1968 in St Andrews, Scotland, is a British Sunday Times bestselling thriller writer. Ben Hope, a former SAS Major who once studied theology, is the hero of the thrillers Mariani is best known for, and the first of them, The Alchemist's Secret (2007), held No.1 on the UK Amazon Kindle chart for six weeks running. The catalogue counts 45 books from How to Write a Thriller (2007) to The Black Eagle (2026). Will Bowman, Vampire Federation and DI Tom McAllister are other series.

Adam Drake carries all 15 of Scott Matthews's catalogued books, an action thriller series opening with The Assassin's List in 2012 and reaching Silent Coup in 2026. Terrorists supply the antagonists and San Diego the setting. Oath to Defend (2013), Call It Treason (2015) and Special Counsel (2016) sit along the way, and Matthews continues to publish.

Scott McCrea has 26 catalogued books published between 2022 and 2026, an average of 0.2 years apart. U.S. Marshal Ezra Flint Western, Tales of Tom Mix, Bradigan's Mountain, Jeff Galleon Adventures and Lucas Wheeler Thriller are the five series listed under McCrea's name. Cowboy Justice, Deuces Wild, Mountain Killer and Savage Mesa all date from 2022, the opening year, and Seven Ride For Gold (2026) is the newest title. Gary Diamond is credited alongside McCrea on one book. McCrea is actively publishing.

Scott McEwen writes about American special operations: Navy SEALs, snipers, undercover work and counter-terrorism. Eleven books are catalogued between 2010 and 2021. Eyes on Target (2013) collects inside accounts from the SEAL brotherhood, and the novels One-Way Trip (2013), Target America (2014), The Sniper and the Wolf (2015), American Commander (2016) and Ghost Sniper (2016) follow, with Sniper Elite a recurring name. Camp Valor is the one recorded series, opening with Camp Valor (2018). Nothing new has been catalogued since Hell Week and Beyond (2021).

Scott Medbury has 44 catalogued books, published between 2012 and 2026. The listing opens with Time Snare (2012) and runs to Blood Reckoning (2026), taking in After Days and Sanctuary (2014), Attrition (2015), Sinthetica (2016) and Apex Risen (2019). Series in the catalogue include America Falls, the After Days Trilogy, Rabid States, both seasons of Blackout Nation, Max Havok, Redux Protocol, Sound of Rust and Monetized Writer. Every title is credited to Medbury alone.

Scott Meyer

18 books• 3 series

Scott Meyer, born in 1971, is an American author, comedian and artist. Meyer draws the webcomic Basic Instructions and writes the comic fantasy series Magic 2.0. The catalogue records 18 books from 2008 to 2024, beginning with Help Is on the Way (2008) and reaching That's Not Right (2024), and takes in Off to Be the Wizard (2013), Spell or High Water (2014), Master of Formalities (2015) and Fight and Flight (2017). Catalogue subjects list time travel, science fiction, humour and comic strips. The Authorities is the second series recorded to Meyer.

Scott Moon has 49 books in the catalogue, from Dragon Badge (2012) to Maxor the Slayer (2026). Moon's series include Tall Boys, Chaos Forever, Shortyverse, Chronicles of Kin Roland, They Came for Blood, Blue Sun Armada, Son of a Dragonslayer, Grendel Uprising, SMC Marauders, Cyborg Option and Galactic Son. Other titles include Enemy of Man (2013), Son of Orlan (2014) and Death by Werewolf (2016). Scott Moon is still publishing.

Horror and thrillers set in the rural Appalachian mountains are the work of Scott Nicholson, an American novelist born on 24 June 1962. The Red Church, his debut, reached the Bram Stoker Award shortlist as a finalist. The catalogue holds 65 books published between 2000 and 2019, taking in the Solom novels, the Zapheads post-apocalyptic series, the Sheriff Frank Littlefield mysteries and the October Girls books. Haunted places, cults and mountain folklore recur, and the last catalogued title is Tribulation in 2019.

Scott Oden writes historical fiction and fantasy, with subject headings covering Greece, Egypt, Greek mercenaries, caliphs, assassins, Cairo, imaginary wars and battles, and monsters. Eight catalogued books run from Men of Bronze (2005) to Conan: The Shadow of Vengeance (2024), a title published under the Conan name. Memnon (2006), The Lion of Cairo (2010), Serpent of Hellas (2011), A Gathering of Ravens (2017), Twilight of the Gods (2020) and The Doom of Odin (2021) also belong to the catalogue, and Grimnir is Oden's listed series.

Scott Pratt writes legal thrillers, and the 27 catalogued books run from Russo's Gold (2007) to Vindicate (2025). Joe Dillard and Darren Street are Pratt's recurring characters, and further series follow Billy Beckett, Presley Carter and Miller & Stevens. Murder investigations, criminal defense lawyers and public prosecutors are the main subjects. An Innocent Client (2008) and Conflict of Interest (2012) are among the titles.

Scott Prussing is the author of the Blue Fire Saga and Legend of the Last Born series, with 26 books catalogued from 2010 to 2020. Breathless (2010) opens the catalogue, followed by Deathless and Helpless in 2011. Blue Fire Beginnings and Blue Fire Heat appeared in 2012, the same year as Dreams of the Last Born. Loving Deeply (2020) is the final title listed.

Scott Reintgen writes science fiction and fantasy for younger readers. The Nyxia Triad opened the catalogue in 2017 and closed with Nyxia Uprising in 2019, and Ashlords, Waxways, Talespinners, Dragonships and Celia Cleary followed. Life on other planets, mining, heroism and books themselves recur as subjects. Seventeen titles are catalogued, from Nyxia to The Void Dragons (2026), at a median of 384 pages.

Scott Sigler

36 books• 11 series

Scott Sigler is an American author of science fiction and horror, a podcaster and a No. 1 New York Times bestseller who lives in San Diego. Sigler co-founded Empty Set Entertainment, the publisher of the young adult Galactic Football League series. Earthcore (2001), Ancestor (2007), Infected (2008) and Contagious (2008) are among the listed novels, alongside The Rookie (2007), The Starter (2010) and Warpath (2026). Infected, Generations Trilogy and Crypt are further series, and parasites, survival, amnesia and football appear in the subjects.

Scott Simon, born on March 16, 1952, is an American journalist who hosts Weekend Edition Saturday on NPR. Books in the catalogue under Simon's name include Home and Away: Memoir of a Fan (2000), Jackie Robinson and the Integration of Baseball (2002), Pretty Birds (2005) and Baby, We Were Meant for Each Other: In Praise of Adoption (2010). Later titles are Unforgettable: A Son, a Mother, and the Lessons of a Lifetime (2015), My Cubs: A Love Story (2017) and Sunnyside Plaza (2020). Subject headings name the Chicago Cubs, journalists, biography and death.

Scott Smith

2 books

Scott Smith is an American author and screenwriter, born in 1965, with two novels to his name: A Simple Plan (1993) and The Ruins (2006). Both were filmed from Smith's own screenplays, in 1998 and 2008, and the A Simple Plan screenplay earned a nomination for the Academy Award for Best Adapted Screenplay. Smith also wrote the screenplays for Siberia (2018) and The Burnt Orange Heresy (2019). Guilt, theft, murder and suspense run through both novels.

Scott Turow

20 books• 4 series

Scott Turow writes legal fiction set largely in the invented Kindle County. The Kindle County Legal Thrillers, featuring Rusty Sabich, anchor a catalogue of 20 books that starts with One L (1977), a title tagged to Harvard Law School, and reaches Presumed Guilty (2025). Non-fiction and standalone novels fill out the list. Lawyers, legal stories and missing persons are the recurring subjects.

Scott W. Cook's catalogue holds 51 books published between 2018 and 2026, from The Ledger (2018) to Be Not Quietly Devoured (2026). Eight series divide it: Scott Jarvis Private Investigator, the USS Bull Shark Naval Thriller, Decker's Marine Raiders, Immortal Dracula, Fightin'est Ship in WWII, the Catherine Cook Sea Adventure, Wheels in the Sky and Terrors of the Deep. Early titles include Play the Hand You're Dealt (2018), Isle of Bones (2019), A Fortune in Blood (2020) and A Heart of Oak (2021). Cook is still publishing.

Scott Westerfeld

42 books• 18 series

Scott David Westerfeld, born May 5, 1963, is an American young adult writer known for the Uglies and Leviathan series. Other series include Midnighters, Peeps, Impostors, Zeroes and Spill Zone. The 42 catalogued books include Polymorph (1997), Fine Prey (1998), Evolution's Darling (2000) and The Risen Empire (2003). Subjects include science fiction, personal beauty, brainwashing and teenage girls. The Mortons (2026) is the newest title.

Scott William Carter has 68 books in the catalogue, from a 2003 short story to City of Angels (2026). Carter is an American fiction writer working in fantasy, mystery and young adult fiction. Titles include The Last Great Getaway of the Water Balloon Boys (2010) and President Jock, Vice President Geek (2010), and The Gray and Guilty Sea (2010) appeared under the name Jack Nolte. Series include Garrison Gage, Myron Vale Investigations, Karen Pantelli, Lost Lands of Rymadoon and Byrd & Hart Mystery. Coming of age, crime, magic and friendship appear among the subjects.

Scott Wylder has 480 catalogued titles, all of them published between 2018 and 2026. The run opens with Accidental Protector (2018) and reaches Commanding Doctor Daddy (2026). Wylder works almost entirely in series, among them Daddy's Little Girl, Mountain Daddies Little, Firefighters Daddies Little, Wounded Daddies, Small Town Daddies and Rancher Daddies' Little Girls. Output concentrates in the 2020s, and Scott Wylder remains actively publishing.

Ryan Lock is the recurring character in Sean Black's thrillers, which take in bodyguards, undercover operations and New York. Thirty-three catalogued books run from Lockdown (2009) to The Removal (2026), across Ryan Lock & Ty Johnson, Ty Johnson alone, Byron Tibor, the Malibu Mysteries, the Neil Brody Crime Thrillers and Extolziby Gruff. Black continues to publish.

Sean Chercover writes crime and suspense. Big City, Bad Blood (2007) introduces Ray Dudgeon, a private investigator working in Chicago, and Trigger City (2008) follows. Prophecy drives the second series, built around Daniel Byrne, and The Trinity Game (2012), The Devil's Game (2015) and The Savior's Game (2017) close the catalogue. 10 books span 2007 to 2017, and organized crime and murder supply the recurring material.

Sean Costello is a Canadian horror writer, born in Ottawa, Ontario, in 1951, who also works as an anesthesiologist in Sudbury, Ontario. Pocket Books published the first three novels in North America, Tor Books released them in the United Kingdom, and translations exist in Dutch, German and Russian. Red Tower Publications issued Finders Keepers and Sandman, and Here After was optioned for film. Squall came out from Your Scrivener Press in October 2014, and Terminal House followed in 2017. The catalogue lists 13 books from Eden's Eyes (1989) to Miscreations (2026).

The 7 Habits of Highly Effective Teens (1997) is the best known book by Sean Covey, an American business executive and speaker born September 17, 1964. The book has been translated into 20 languages and has sold over 8 million copies. Covey is president of FranklinCovey Education. His 22 catalogued books also include The 6 Most Important Decisions You'll Ever Make (2005) and The 7 Habits of Happy Kids (2008), plus companion workbooks and journals.

Sean Danker writes space opera and action science fiction, with 13 books from Admiral (2016) to Shapeshifter (2025). The two series are Admiral and Atrophy Records. Free Space (2017) and The Glory of the Empress (2018) follow the first book. Almayer Station, Fourth World Wonderland, Snowblind and Sons of Evagard all date from 2020. Space warfare is among the recorded subjects.

Sean Dietrich

12 books

Sean Dietrich, who writes as Sean of the South, is an American author and newspaper columnist whose subject is the Southern United States and the people in it. Born in Kansas City, Missouri, Dietrich moved to Walton County, Florida at 14 after a father's suicide, left school for construction work and then music, and returned to education before turning to writing. Twelve books are catalogued, from Lyla (2015) to the 2026 memoir I Would Walk Five Hundred Miles, with Stars of Alabama (2019) and The Incredible Winston Browne (2021) among the novels. Columns have run in the Mobile Press Register, the Tallahassee Democrat and The Bitter Southerner.

Crime and suspense fill Sean Doolittle's catalogue of 8 books, which opens with Dirt (2001) and reaches Device Free Weekend (2023). Doolittle was born in Nebraska in 1971. Burn (2003), Rain Dogs (2005), The Cleanup (2006), Safer (2008), Lake Country (2012) and Kill Monster (2019) fill out the run. Subject headings attach murder, police, terrorism and wildfires to the books. Doolittle is credited alone on all 8, and no title has been catalogued since 2023.

Dragons, mages and monsters run through the series of Sean Fletcher, who has 27 books catalogued from 2015 to 2025. The catalogue opens with I Am Phantom (2015) and reaches My Dearest Monster (2025). Fletcher's series include Heir of Dragons, New York Academy of Magic, Mages of New York, Paranormal Outcasts, Savage Wilds and Depths of Darkness. Dragon's Bane, Dragon's Curse and Dragon's Fate all appeared in 2018.

Sean Liscom's catalogue holds 13 books, published between Jack Sterling's Legacy (2017) and Aeros (2026). Whisper Ridge: After the Pulse is the named series, and the titles around it arrive in pairs in most years: A Legacy of Darkness and A Legacy of Violence (2019), Evolutions and Interims (2021), Junta Rising (2022), Feral Outbreak (2023). Liscom remains actively publishing.

Sean Lynch writes crime thrillers and police procedurals, with serial murder, stalkers and private investigators among the subjects. The 12 books run from Wounded Prey (2013) to The Trainwreckers (2021). Lynch's series are Chauncey Means Thriller, Guns of Samuel Pritchard and Farrell and Kearns. The Fourth Motive (2014), Officer Involved (2015) and Cottonmouth (2020) are among the titles.

Sean McFate writes on mercenaries and modern warfare, and writes thrillers about them. The Modern Mercenary (2014), Mercenaries and War (2019) and The New Rules of War (2019) are his non-fiction, alongside Building Better Armies on security sector reform and nation-building. The Tom Locke novels turn the same material into fiction: Shadow War (2016), Deep Black (2017), Goliath (2020) and High Treason (2020). Eight titles are catalogued.

Sean McMeekin writes modern political history. Nine books are catalogued between 2003 and 2024, starting with a political biography of the communist propagandist Willy Munzenberg and ending with To Overthrow the World: The Rise and Fall and Rise of Communism (2024). The run includes The Berlin-Baghdad Express (2010), The Russian Origins of the First World War (2011), July 1914: Countdown to War (2013), The Ottoman Endgame (2015), The Russian Revolution: A New History (2017) and Stalin's War (2021). Subjects record the Ottoman Empire from 1288 to 1918, the causes of the First World War, communism and propaganda. Seven books have a recorded length, median 480 pages.

Sean Oswald's catalogue holds 46 books published between 2020 and 2026, with She Who Befriends Monsters scheduled for 2027. Watcher's Test (2020) opens the run and Unity (2026) is the newest title. Nine series divide the work: Welcome to the Multiverse, Life in Exile, Magic Eater, Dragon Sorcerer, Apocalypse Breaker, Class Shift, Draconic Core, Shaman's Call and Apprentice of the Past. Early titles include Watcher's Question (2020), Frostburn (2021), A Temperamental Enchantress (2022) and Spirit Song (2022). Oswald is still publishing.

Sean Parnell writes military non-fiction and thrillers. Outlaw Platoon (2012) is a first-person account of the Afghan War and of the 10th Mountain Division of the United States Army, with counterinsurgency and army officers among its recorded subjects. Four more titles follow - Man of War (2018), All Out War (2019), One True Patriot (2020) and Left for Dead (2021) - and Eric Steele is the series Parnell writes. Five Parnell books are catalogued between 2012 and 2021.

Sean Platt's 99 catalogued books run from Four Seasons (2009) to The Concierge (2026). Platt's series include Yesterday's Gone, Unicorn Western, Dream Engine, Beam, Tomorrow Gene, Tales From the Terrible Scary and Namaste. Titles on writing and blogging include How to Write a Sales Letter That Works! (2011), Writing Online (2011) and How To Build A Blog (2012). Johnny B. Truant is co-credited on 4 books, Neeve Silver on 3 and David W. Wright on 2.

Sean Sweeney is a thriller and mystery writer with 26 catalogued books published from 2011 to 2018. Series in the catalogue are Jaclyn Johnson, code name Snapshot, Alex Bourque Mystery and Imogen Rose Short Stories/Novellas. The 2011 titles include Bump in the Night, Double Agent, Rogue Agent and Model Agent. Subjects include terrorists, Las Vegas and London. Scouring Agent is the last listed book.

Sean Thomas Russell, born on 30 January 1952, is a Canadian writer of fantasy and of historical novels about the Royal Navy. Russell has published as Sean Russell and S. Thomas Russell, and wrote with Ian Dennis under the shared pseudonym T.F. Banks. The catalogue holds 15 books from The Initiate Brother (1991) to Until the Sea Shall Give Up Her Dead (2014). Six series are listed: Initiate Brother, Moontide and Magic Rise, River Into Darkness, Swan's War, Memoirs of a Bow Street Runner and Adventures of Charles Hayden. Titles include Gatherer of Clouds (1992), World Without End (1994), The One Kingdom (2001) and The Isle Of Battle (2002).

Sean Williams

43 books• 15 series

Sean Williams, full name Sean Llewellyn Williams and born 23 May 1967, is an Australian science fiction author living in Adelaide, South Australia, with several New York Times bestsellers. Catalogue subjects include space opera, hard science fiction, space warfare and fantasy. The 43 books run from Doorway to eternity (1994) to Little Labyrinths: Speculative Microfictions (2021), and Shane Dix shares the credit on 3. Series include Books of the Cataclysm, Evergence, Orphans Trilogy, Astropolis, Twinmaker and Star Wars: The Force Unleashed.

Seana Kelly writes urban fantasy romance with a horror edge, and every title names a drinking establishment. Nine books run from The Slaughtered Lamb Bookstore and Bar in 2020 to The Ferryman's Rest Inn & Grogshop in 2026, taking in The Wicche Glass Tavern (2021), Biergarten of the Damned (2022), The Viper's Nest Roadhouse & Cafe (2023) and The Bloody Ruin Asylum & Taproom (2024). Kelly continues to publish.

Seanan McGuire

160 books• 32 series

Seanan McGuire, born January 5, 1978, is an American writer and filker known for urban fantasy. McGuire writes science fiction and horror as Mira Grant, and the Up-and-Under children's portal fantasy series as A. Deborah Baker. McGuire received the John W. Campbell Award for Best New Writer in 2010, and the work has earned the Alex, Hugo, Locus and Nebula awards. The catalogue records 162 titles, starting with Rosemary and Rue (2009) and A Local Habitation (2010), with A Divided Duty (2026) the newest and A Song of Sugar Sparrows due in 2027. Series include October Daye, InCryptid, Wayward Children, Newsflesh, Velveteen, Alchemical Journeys and Parasitology.

Sebastian Barry, born 1955, is an Irish novelist, playwright and poet who served as Laureate for Irish Fiction from 2018 to 2021 and became a Chevalier des Arts et des Lettres in 2024. A Long Long Way (2005) made the Booker Prize shortlist. The Secret Scripture (2008) won the James Tait Black Memorial Prize and Costa Book of the Year and was also Booker shortlisted, and On Canaan's Side (2011) was longlisted. The 30 catalogued books run from Macker's Garden (1982) to The Newer World (2026), with McNulty Family and Days Without End as series.

Sebastian Faulks

24 books• 5 series

Sebastian Faulks is a British writer, born on 20 April 1953, who also works in journalism and broadcasting. Faulks's reputation rests chiefly on three novels of French history: The Girl at the Lion d'Or (1989), Birdsong (1993) and Charlotte Gray (1998). Later books with present-day settings include A Week in December (2009) and Paris Echo (2018). Faulks also wrote two continuation novels: Devil May Care (2008) for James Bond, and Jeeves and the Wedding Bells (2013) for Wodehouse's Jeeves. Faulks was a team captain on The Write Stuff, a BBC Radio 4 books quiz. The catalogue lists 24 titles from A Trick Of The Light (1984) to The Seventh Son (2023).

Sebastian Fitzek

17 books• 1 series

Sebastian Fitzek is a German writer and journalist of psychological thrillers. His first book, Therapy (2006), pushed The Da Vinci Code off the top of the German bestseller list, and Fitzek has been among the country's most successful novelists since. 17 titles are catalogued through Mimik (2025), among them Amok (2007), Splinter (2008), The Eye Collector (2013), Passenger 23 (2014), The Child (2014) and The Package (2016). Psychologists, missing children, memory and psychic trauma supply the plots.

Sebastian Junger

7 books

Seven books across twenty-seven years make up Sebastian Junger's catalogue. The Perfect Storm: A True Story of Men Against the Sea (1997) came first and stays the best known, taking the boat Andrea Gail and the 1991 Halloween nor'easter as its subject. Junger, born in 1962, works as a journalist and filmmaker as well as an author, and a decade covering Afghanistan for Vanity Fair fed both the book War (2010) and the documentary Restrepo, released the same year. A Death in Belmont (2006), Tribe (2016), Freedom (2021) and In My Time of Dying (2024) complete the run.

Sebastien de Castell is a Canadian fantasy writer, known for the Greatcoats and Spellslinger series. Traitor's Blade (2014) and Knight's Shadow (2014) are the earliest catalogued titles, and Spellslinger (2017) names the second series. Twenty-nine titles are catalogued to 2026, the Court of Shadows and Malevolent Seven series among them. Swordsmen, magicians, conspiracies and revenge are the recurring subjects.

Sedona Ashe writes romance and suspense with a heavy paranormal streak. Twelve series carry the name, among them But Did You Die?, the Royal Storm of Atlantis, Dragon Goddess, Dino Magic, Slaymore Academy, the Vampire Veterinary Mystery books and Kinky Kryptids. Klutz: Phoenix Down (2021) opens a catalogue of 31 books that reaches It's Kind of a Bunny Story (2025), and Ashe is actively publishing.

Seeley James writes thrillers, including espionage thrillers, and the series on record are Sabel Security and Sabel Origins. The Geneva Decision (2012) opens the 14-book catalogue and The Rembrandt Decision (2022) closes it. Bring It (2014), Element 42 (2015), Death and Dark Money (2016), Death and Treason (2018) and Death and Betrayal (2020) are other listed titles. The median book is 342 pages, and James is marked as dormant.

Seicho Matsumoto

7 books

Seicho Matsumoto, born Kiyoharu Matsumoto on 21 December 1909 and died on 4 August 1992, is credited with popularising detective fiction in Japan. Matsumoto brought human psychology and ordinary life into the genre, set crime inside a wider social context and a postwar nihilism that darkened its atmosphere, and wrote about corruption among police officials as well as criminals, so that the society under investigation mattered as much as the crime. Seven books appear here in English translation, from Points & Lines, also published as Tokyo Express (1957), to Suspicion (1982), taking in Point Zero (1959), Inspector Imanishi Investigates (1961), The Voice and Other Stories (1964) and A Quiet Place (1971).

Seishi Yokomizo

4 books• 1 series

Detective Kosuke Kindaichi is the investigator in Seishi Yokomizo's Japanese mysteries. The Honjin Murders (1946) opens the catalogued run, followed by Death on Gokumon Island (1948), The Village of Eight Graves (1949) and The Inugami Curse (1972); later entries include The Devil's Flute Murders (2023) and Murder at the Black Cat Cafe (2025). Eight titles are listed, the most recent She Walks at Night (2026).

Selena is catalogued with 36 books published between 2016 and 2026, filed under romance, family and psychological subjects. Just Sing (2016) opens the listing and A Moth to a Flame (2026) is the newest entry. Five Willow Heights Prep Academy lines are listed, The Elite, The Enemy, The Envy, The Exile and The Endgame, alongside Fallen Gods of Thorncrown University, Chasing Chase London, Last Show and Valenti Family Ties. Titles from 2020 and 2021 include Bully Me, Bury Me, Mafia Princess, Broken Doll and Boys Club.

Selena Kitt is a New York Times bestselling, award-winning author of erotic and romance fiction, with more than two million books sold. The catalogue lists 173 books between 2006 and 2019, beginning with Connections (2006) and The Surrender of Persephone (2007). Babysitting the Baumgartners, Bluebeard's Wife and Forbidden Fruit are 2008 titles. Series include Little Brats, Stepbrother Studs, Baumgartners, Modern Wicked Fairy Tale, Power Play, Highland Wolf Pact and Myths Behaving Badly. Motorbunny Club (2019) is the most recent entry.

SenLinYu is an American writer, born in 1990 or 1991, whose Manacled (2018) began as adult dystopian fan fiction drawing on Harry Potter and The Handmaid's Tale. Manacled supplies an alternate ending to the Harry Potter books and pairs Hermione Granger with Draco Malfoy. By 2024 SenLinYu's online work had been downloaded more than 16 million times and translated into 19 languages. Alchemised (2025), a rewrite of Manacled set outside the Harry Potter universe, is SenLinYu's first traditionally published novel. 3 catalogued titles run from 2018 to 2025.

Seraphina Nova Glass writes domestic and psychological thrillers. Ten books are catalogued: Another Stone to Carry (2014), Someone's Listening (2020), Such a Good Wife (2021), On a Quiet Street (2022), The Vanishing Hour (2023), The Vacancy in Room 10 (2024), Nothing Ever Happens Here (2025), and Old Ham, The Swamps and Too Close to Home in 2026.

Serena Akeroyd has 110 books in the catalogue, from Sinfully Theirs (2013) to The Capo: Part Two (2026), and The Boyfriend Experiment is scheduled for 2027. Series include Dark and Dirty Sinners' MC, Filthy / Five Point Mobs, Valentini Family, TriAlpha Chronicles, Salsang Chronicles, Caelum Academy Trilogy and Eight Wings Academy. Earlier titles include Claimed by Caden (2014), McKinnon's Mate (2016) and Ghost Detective (2017).

Serena B. Miller

31 books• 6 series

Serena B. Miller has 31 books catalogued from Love Finds You in Sugarcreek, Ohio (2010) to The Quiet Soldier (2025). Series include Secrets of Sugarcreek, Love's Journey in Sugarcreek, Love's Journey on Manitoulin Island, Michigan Northwoods and Doreen Sizemore Adventures. The Measure of Katie Calloway (2011), An Uncommon Grace (2012) and Murder On The Texas Eagle (2013) are among the other titles. Miller, born January 20, 1950, is an American author of inspirational and historical fiction, Amish romance and cozy mysteries.

Serena Bell is a contemporary and erotic romance author with 25 catalogued books from 2013 to 2026. Still So Hot! (2013) is the earliest title, and 2014 brought After Midnight, Hold On Tight, Hot and Bothered and Rescue Me. Bell's series are Hott Springs Eternal, Returning Home and Tierney Bay. Subjects include dating, rock musicians and image consultants. Hott Hotter Hottest (2026) is the newest Bell book.