Authors whose first name starts with S, page 8 of 19

Shifters fill Serena Meadows's catalogue: dragons, wolves and bears, usually mated inside a named small town or clan. Cowboy Dragon's Inn, Rancher Wolves, Clan of Hogan Falls, Shifter Wolves Of Pleasant Valley, Wolves Of Gypsum Creek and Bear Ranger Guardians are among the series. Meadows has 103 catalogued books published between 2018 and 2026, from Justin (2018) to Dragon's Guarded Mate (2026), nearly all of them in the 2020s.

Serena Valentino works in comics and in fairy tale retellings. GloomCookie Volume 1 (2001) opens a catalogue of 28 titles that reaches Heartbroken (2025), and the Disney Villains books are among the series, with GloomCookie, Nightmares & Fairy Tales and a Villains graphic novel line beside them. Goth subculture, horror, monsters and good versus evil fill the subject tags.

Serenity Woods has 109 catalogued books, published between 2011 and 2026 and credited to Woods alone. Something Blue and Surrender Your Heart both appeared in 2011; The Forbidden Billionaire (2026) is the newest listed. Series in the catalogue include Billionaire Kings, Billionaire Princes, Christmas Wishes, Avalon Cafe, Bay of Island Brides, Between the Sheets and Three Wise Men. Titles arrive at an average recorded gap of 0.1 years, and no subject headings are recorded.

Seressia Glass has 18 catalogued books, published between 2000 and 2023. Four series belong to Glass: Shadowchasers, Sons of Anubis, Sugar and Spice and Three Wishes. Recorded subjects include American romance fiction, African American women, African Americans, single parents, werewolves and American horror tales. The listing runs from No Commitment Required (2000) to Game On (2023), taking in Shadow Blade (2010), Shadow Chase (2010) and Shadow Fall (2011). J.M. Jeffries, Natalie Dunbar and Monique Lamont are each credited alongside Glass on two books.

Sergei Lukyanenko is a Russian science fiction and fantasy author whose books set action against a moral question: how to stay human while holding power. The Night Watch sequence runs through the catalogue in Night Watch (1998), Day Watch (2000), Twilight Watch (2004), The Last Watch (2006), New Watch (2012) and Sixth Watch (2014), with vampires, magic and the balance of good and evil worked out across Moscow. Labyrinth of Reflections (1996) and The Genome (1999) sit on the science fiction side, among spaceships and interplanetary voyages. Thirteen catalogued books reach 2015, at a median of 424 pages, and several have been filmed from Lukyanenko's own screenplays.

Serhii Plokhy writes history, with 18 books catalogued between 2001 and 2023. The Cossacks and Religion in Early Modern Ukraine (2001) is the earliest, and The Russo-Ukrainian War (2023) is the most recent. Recorded subjects include Cossacks, church history, the Catholic and Orthodox Eastern churches, Ukrainian Byzantine rite and nationalism. Titles in between include Tsars and Cossacks (2003), Unmaking Imperial Russia (2005), The Origins of the Slavic Nations (2006), Yalta: The Price of Peace (2009), The Last Empire (2014) and The Gates of Europe (2015).

Seth Godin

82 books• 1 series

Seth Godin (Seth W. Godin, born 1960) is an American author, marketing expert, entrepreneur and former dot-com business executive who has also written as F. X. Nine. The catalogue lists 82 books between Business Rules of Thumb (1987) and This Is Strategy: Make Better Plans (2024). Guerrilla Marketing for the Home-Based Business (1991) is an early title. Subjects include marketing, management, success in business, creative thinking and the Internet.

Seth Hunter is the pen name of Paul Bryers, a British film director, screenwriter and novelist born in Liverpool in 1955. Under the Hunter name he writes naval historical fiction: Nathan Peake, a Royal Navy officer, carries all 9 catalogued books, from The Time of Terror (2008) to The Force of Fate (2024). Sea stories, naval history and espionage fill the subject tags.

Seth Ring writes LitRPG. 53 catalogued books run from Titan (2018) to Imperator (2026), with Body Refinement in a Beast Tamer's World 4 scheduled for 2027. Ring's series include Tower, Battle Mage Farmer, Iron Tyrant, Dreamer's Throne, Soul Caller, Exlian Syndrome and Body Refinement in a Beast Tamer's World, and Battle Mage Farmer also runs as a light novel line. The median Seth Ring book counts 256 pages.

Sever Bronny writes for readers in grades 6 to 8 and has 14 catalogued books from 2014 to 2025. The series are the Arinthian Line, Fury of a Rising Dragon, Chronicles of Anna Atticus Stone and Arcane Legacy. For Sever Bronny books in order, Arcane (2014) is first, then Riven (2015) and Valor (2015). Storms of the Ancients (2025) is the newest release.

Sfé R. Monster is credited on 9 catalogued graphic novels published between 2018 and 2022, most of them tied to Minecraft. The listing holds Minecraft Sampler (2018), Minecraft Volume 1 (2019), Stories from the Overworld (2019), Minecraft Volume 2 (2020), Minecraft Volume 3 (2021) and Open World--Into the Nether (2022), alongside three volumes of Wither Without You published between 2020 and 2022. Children's fiction is the one subject filed against the catalogue, and nothing later than 2022 appears.

Shade Owens has 37 books catalogued from 2019 to 2026 and is filed under young adult. Eden, Beasts of Prey, Primal Instincts, Prisoner 0001, Reign of Blood and The Feral Sentence all appeared in 2019. Owens's series include Feral Sentence, Immortal Ones, Garden of Evil, Dark Sanctuary, Demon Employment, Blood Kings, Catch Me, Monster We Made and Project Ambrosia. The Halloween Stranger (2026) is the newest title.

Shae Sullivan's 43 catalogued books were published between 2018 and 2021. Her Twin Mountain Men (2018) is the first title, alongside Cuffed by Her Mountain Men and Two Cowboys to Love from the same year, and The Mountain Man Next Door (2021) is the last. Crooked Creek Montana, Click For Love, Pigeon Forge, Wanderers MC and All-American Kings are the listed series, and the catalogue marks the author as dormant.

Shain Rose writes romance with suspense. The Hardy Billionaire Brothers, the Stonewood Brothers, Tarnished Empire, Kept in Paradise and the New Reign Mafia Duet are the series lines. Sixteen catalogued books run from Inevitable, Reverie and Thrive (2020) to In the Dark, and Hush Hush is scheduled for 2027. The median book runs 392 pages.

Shalini Boland's 31 catalogued books span 2011 to 2026, from Hidden to The Other Twin. The listing names two series, Marchwood Vampires and Outside. Subjects range from vampires and paranormal romance to kidnapping, secrecy, friendship and parental grief. Titles include The Clearing, The Perimeter, Hunted, The Best Friend and The Girl from the Sea. Boland is still publishing.

Shami Stovall has 40 books in the catalogue, from The Ethereal Squadron (2018) to Elder Arcanist (2026). Titles in between include A Company of Monsters (2019), Knightmare Arcanist (2019), Dread Pirate Arcanist (2019), Coliseum Arcanist (2020), World Serpent Arcanist (2020) and Star Marque Rising (2021). Stovall's series include Frith Chronicles, Astra Academy, Chronos Chronicles, Nexus Games, Kirin Arcanist, Half-Life Empire, Star Marque Trilogy and Knights of the Silver Fog.

Shamini Flint

50 books• 7 series

Shamini Flint, born in Kuala Lumpur in 1969, writes from Singapore. Inspector Singh Investigates is her crime series, published in many languages, and she also writes children's books on cultural and environmental themes, including the Sasha in Singapore picture books and the Diary Of A... series. Flint worked as a corporate lawyer at Linklaters before turning to writing in 2004, promotes fair trade goods in Singapore and gives part of the proceeds of her environmental titles to WWF. Fifty catalogued books close with The Beijing Conspiracy (2019).

Shana Abé is an American romance novelist who has received the Romantic Times Career Achievement Award and several Romantic Times Reviewers' Choice Awards. The catalogue records 18 books from A Rose in Winter (1998) to A Crown of Stars (2026). Drakon and Sweetest Dark are the series, and The Smoke Thief (2005), The Dream Thief (2006) and Queen of Dragons (2007) are listed titles. Subjects include dragons, metamorphosis, historical and fantasy romance, England and Scotland.

Shana Galen is the pen name of Shane Bolks, an American author of historical romance and chick lit born in 1972. Seventy books are catalogued, from The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly Men I've Dated (2005) to Golden Kingdom (2026). Regency London, the nobility, courtesans and marriage supply the subjects, across series including Lord and Lady Spy, Covent Garden Cubs, Jewels of the Ton, Sons of the Revolution and Heiress Hunters.

Shana Gorian writes the Rosco the Rascal books for readers in grades 1 to 3. Ten titles are catalogued between 2014 and 2023, opening with Rosco The Rascal Visits The Pumpkin Patch (2014) and taking in Rosco the Rascal Goes to Camp and Rosco the Rascal In the Land of Snow (2015), Rosco the Rascal at the St. Patrick's Day Parade (2017), Rosco the Rascal's Ghost Town Adventure (2020) and Rosco the Rascal's Easter Adventure (2021). The two Calendar Dog volumes, Fall & Winter and Spring & Summer, both carry 2023 dates.

Shanae Johnson has published 71 books since 2018, beginning with On His Bended Knee. Purple Heart Ranch gives its name to three series: Brides of Purple Heart Ranch, Rangers of Purple Heart Ranch and Heroes of Purple Heart Ranch. Johnson also writes Honor Valley, Silver Star Ranch, Flying Cross Ranch, Bronze Star Ranch, Rebel Royals, Marriage Mission and Pemberley Ranch. Her Temporary Hero (2026) is the newest title.

Shandi Boyes has 79 catalogued books, published between 2016 and 2026. Four of her series take their names from organised crime, Italian Cartel, Russian Mob Chronicles, Bobrov Bratva and Caruso Cosa Nostra, alongside Perception, Ballsy Boy, Marital Privileges and One Night Only. The catalogue opens with Enigma: Isaac's Story and Perception of Life, both 2016, and 2017 brought at least eight further titles, among them Beneath the Sheets, Chains, I Married a Mob Boss and Spy Thy Neighbor. Chaos in Disguise (2026) is the newest, at a median of 282 pages.

Shane Peacock

24 books• 7 series

Born in Port Arthur, Ontario in 1957, Shane Peacock works in Canada as a novelist, playwright, journalist and television screenwriter. The Boy Sherlock Holmes books, written for young adults, are Peacock's best known series, published in ten countries and twelve languages. Sherlock Holmes as a fictional character heads the subject records, with mystery and detective stories beside him. The catalogue runs to 24 titles between Great Farini (1996) and A Place of Secrets (2025), and also holds the Dylan Maples Adventures, the Dark Missions of Edgar Brim and the Northern Gothic Mysteries.

Dungeons, wolves and system-driven progression shape Shane Purdy's fiction, across seven series: Dungeon from the Void, Rise of the Winter Wolf, Wolf of the Blood Moon, Reaper's Resurgence, Undying Magician, Eternal Winter's Reign and Calling of Wrath. The Void Dungeon (2021) opens a catalogue of 34 books that reaches The Dungeon's End in 2026. Purdy released six titles in 2022 alone and continues to publish.

Shani Greene-Dowdell has 40 books catalogued from Keepin' It Tight (2007) to Only Us (2025). Series include Breathless: In Love With An Alpha Billionaire, Secrets of a Kept Woman, Dangerous Bonds, Bad Boys of the Military and Earned by the Billionaire. Secrets of a Kept Woman appeared in 2009 and Earned by the Billionaire in 2016. Shani Greene-Dowdell is still publishing.

Shani Petroff is credited on nine books published between 2009 and 2020. Destined is the series the catalogue records, and Daddy's Little Angel (2009) opens the whole list. Subjects run to middle schools, popularity, fathers and daughters, dating, theater, the Devil and reality television programs. The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly Dress (2009), Careful What You Wish For (2010), Love Struck (2010), Ash (2015), My New Crush Gave to Me (2017), Romeo & What's Her Name (2017) and Airports, Exes, and Other Things I'm Over (2018) precede Finding Mr. Better-Than-You (2020).

Shanna Handel writes contemporary romance in two main veins: mafia families and Texas ranches. Russo Royals, Twisted Mafia Kings and Sinful Mafia Marriages cover the first; Ranch Rules, Sweet Texas Love and Dirty Texas Love cover the second, alongside the Bachman Brotherhood and Bachman Daddies books. Handel has 67 catalogued titles from Taken by Surprise (2016) to Bound (2026), with Taken scheduled for 2027.

Shanna Swendson writes romance and light fantasy. Katie Chandler is the best-known series, beginning with Enchanted, Inc. (2005) and continuing in Once Upon Stilettos (2006), Damsel Under Stress (2007) and Don't Hex with Texas (2008), where magic is played for humour. Earlier romances date from 1993, among them A Storybook Hero and Dateless In Dallas, and Swendson has also published as Samantha Carter. Rebel Mechanics, the Lucky Lexie Mysteries and Tales of Rydding Village came later. Thirty-seven titles are catalogued, reaching Pottery & Peril in 2026.

Shannon Baker writes mysteries and thrillers, with women sleuths among the subject tags. The catalogue lists 23 books from Tainted Mountain / Height of Deception (2013) to Scorched Line (2026), with South Forty announced for 2027. Kate Fox, Nora Abbott and Michaela Sanchez are the series listings. Subjects include murder investigations, ski resorts, environmentalists, embezzlement and Hopi Indians. Stripped Bare (2016), Bitter Rain (2018) and Ashes of the Red Heifer (2019) are among the titles.

Shannon Hale

62 books• 11 series

Shannon Hale, born Shannon Bryner on January 26, 1974, is an American author mainly of young adult fantasy. Princess Academy (2005) earned a Newbery Honor, and The Goose Girl (2003) opens the catalogue. Austenland (2007), the first novel for adults, became a film in 2013. Hale graduated from the University of Utah and the University of Montana, and has co-written with husband Dean Hale. The catalogue lists 63 titles through The Princess in Black and the Trick-or-Treating Trouble (2026), across series including Princess In Black, Books of Bayern, Real Friends and Kitty-Corn.

Shannon Hollinger has published 15 crime novels since 2023, split between the Chief Maggie Riley series and the Cassidy Knox series. Best Friends Forever opened the catalogue in 2023 and Her Broken Dreams followed in 2026. Hollinger works at a rate of several titles a year and remains active.

Shannon Hollis writes contemporary and erotic romance, on the subjects the catalogue attaches: passion, man-woman relationships, police and policewomen, television talk shows and talent scouts. Eight books carry the Hollis credit between 1999 and 2007, among them Her Private Eye (2003), His Hot Number (2004), On the Loose (2005), Sex & Sensibility (2005), Full Circle (2006), No Rules (2007) and The Naked Truth (2007). The earliest listing, Secrets: Volume 5 (1999), also names B.J. McCall, Sandy Fraser and Chevron Gael. Seven books carry page counts, a median of 249.

Shannon K. Butcher trained and worked as an industrial engineer before writing fiction, and is married to the fantasy and science fiction author Jim Butcher. Butcher's 22 books, from 2007 to 2019, cover romantic suspense and paranormal romance. No Regrets (2007), No Control (2008) and No Escape (2008) open the list. Sentinel Wars is Butcher's series, and subjects across the catalogue include vampires, magic and good and evil. Saving Daylight (2019) is the last title.

Shannon Mae has 18 catalogued books published between 2023 and 2026, opening with A Beginner's Guide to Death, Demons, and Other Afterlife Disasters (2023) and reaching Hellhound AU (2026). Further titles in the catalogue include A Beginner's Guide to Demonic Possessions, A Beginner's Guide to the Care and Feeding of Demons and How to Flirt with a Hellhound. Two series carry the Mae credit: Demonic Disasters and Afterlife Adventures, and Hellhounds of Paradise Falls.

Shannon Mayer has 98 books in the catalogue, published from 2011 to 2026 and tagged as urban fantasy, paranormal fantasy and paranormal romance. Dark Waters (2011) opens the list and Forged by Fate (2026) is the newest. Rylee Adamson appears as a character listing, and subjects include missing children, psychic ability and investigations. Series listings include Forty Proof, Desert Cursed, Alpha Territories, Nix, Questing Witch, Nevermore Trilogy, Celtic Legacy, Honey and Ice Trilogy, Golden Wolf and Inkbound.

Shannon McKenna writes romantic suspense, and the catalogue subjects also take in erotica, private investigators, revenge and murder. The listing holds 35 books from 2002 to 2025, beginning with Behind Closed Doors and running to Nobodies. Series include McClouds & Friends, Hellbound Brotherhood, Obsidian Files, Men of Maddox Hill and Unredeemables. Lori Foster shares the credit on 1 title, and McKenna is still publishing.

Shannon McNear writes Christian historical fiction; the catalogue records christian historical, christian romance and christian suspense as the subjects for these books. All 11 titles carry McNear's credit and span 2018 to 2026, from The Cumberland Bride and The Highwayman in 2018 to Loyalty's Pursuit (2026). The Rebel Bride (2019), The Blue Cloak (2020), Elinor (2021), Mary (2022), Frontiers of Liberty (2023), Rebecca (2023) and Virginia (2024) sit in the run. Daughters of the Lost Colony and For Love and Loyalty are the series recorded under this name.

Shannon Messenger

16 books• 3 series

Shannon Messenger is an American author of middle-grade and young adult fantasy, published by Simon & Schuster. Keeper of the Lost Cities, begun in 2012, is her best-known series and a New York Times bestseller; its book 8.5, Unlocked, reached number 8 on the USA Today list in 2020. The young adult Sky Fall trilogy runs alongside, and a graphic novel adaptation of Keeper continues into 2025. Elves, psychic ability, memory and foster families are the standing subjects across 16 catalogued books.

Shannon Richard writes contemporary romance and romantic suspense, including the Country Roads and Taking the Shot series. Subjects include Florida, sheriffs, bakers, restaurants and secrets. The 11 catalogued books run from 2013 to 2024, beginning with Undeniable, Undone and Unstoppable (2013). Puppy Love at Mistletoe Junction (2024) is the newest. Median length is 400 pages.

Shannon Stacey writes contemporary romance, with subject headings naming fire fighters, emergency medical technicians, Maine, homecoming, divorced women and unmarried mothers. The catalogue counts 64 books from Interstellar Sparks (2005) to Their Campfire Romance (2026). Twice Upon A Road Trip (2005), Forever Again (2006), Taming Eliza Jane (2007), Becoming Miss Becky (2008) and No Surrender (2009) are early titles. Series include Kowalski Family, Boston Fire, Sutton Place, Devlin Group, Blackberry Bay, Riverside Inn, Gardiner, Texas, Burke Siblings, Cedar Street and Wayward Harbor Romance.

Shannon Work writes the Mountain Resort Mystery series. Six books are catalogued between 2020 and 2025: Now I See You (2020), Everything To Lose (2021), Murder in the San Juans (2022), The Killing Storm (2022), Death in a Harsh Land (2023) and Echoes in the Dark (2025). Work is still publishing.

Shannyn Leah's catalogue holds 33 books published between 2015 and 2023, all credited to Shannyn Leah. Lakeshore Candy, Lakeshore Love, Lakeshore Lyrics and Lakeshore Secrets all appeared in 2015, with Sunset Rivalry, Sunset Sail and Sunset Thunder following in 2016. Series recorded under the name are Crazy Rich Davenports, McAdams Sisters, Caliendo Resort, Bad Boys of Willow Valley, Holidays in Willow Valley and Lexcon Time Travel. Her Wild Ride (2023) is the newest entry, and no further title is scheduled.

Shanora Williams is credited with 58 books between 2011 and 2026, starting with Behind Her Beauty and reaching Mayhem and the Mortal. Series in the listing include several trilogies and duets: Tether Trilogy, Venom Trilogy, Mr. Black Duet, Ace Crow Duet and Ward Duet, plus the series Cane, FireNine, Hard to Resist and Tainted Black. Early titles include Hard to Forget, Helena Zane and Who We Are. Williams is still releasing books.

Shantel Tessier writes dark romance, and the subjects attached to the catalogue also list new adult, suspense, mafia, sports and dual point of view. The 37 books on file run from Undescribable and Unbearable (both 2013) to Chaotic (2026). Tessier's series are Undescribable, Lords, Dark Kingdom, Dare, Selfish and Dash, and the catalogue marks the author as still publishing.

Sharan Newman, born April 15, 1949, in Ann Arbor, Michigan, is an American historian and historical novelist. Newman won the 1994 Macavity Award for Best First Mystery. Catherine LeVendeur is her woman detective, and France and nuns appear among the subjects; Death Comes As Epiphany (1993) and The Devil's Door (1994) fall in that period. The Guinevere series and Arthurian romance come earlier, and her 21 books reach Defending the City of God (2014).

Shari B. has 31 books in the catalogue, all dated between 2023 and 2025. Boo'd Up With A Hood Billionaire (2023) is the earliest title and Chosen By A Certified Crashout (2025) the most recent. Six series carry the Shari B. name: From A Lame Thug, To A Corporate Plug; Seduced By A Street Legend; Broken Hood Vows; Married To An Unhinged Corporate Boss; Art Of Loving A Millionaire Savage; and Virgin Who Stole My Heart. Shari B. is an ongoing author.

Shari Hearn has 14 books catalogued between 2015 and 2021, grouped under Miss Fortune World and three related lines: Sinful Stories, Sinful Past and Sinful Spirits. The 2015 titles include Merlin's Misfortune, Mutiny on the Bayou and Nearly Departed. Leaving Sinful, Murder on the Sinful Express, Overdue and Soul Man are among the 2018 books. Wickedly Sinful (2021) is the newest book, and the catalogue is dormant.

Shari J. Ryan writes historical fiction and contemporary romance. The Surviving the Holocaust novels are the centre of the catalogue, drawing on the Second World War and the diaries of women held in Nazi concentration camps, with later strands set among women in present-day Boston. The list holds 55 books published between 2014 and 2026, from My Kaleidoscope to The Lost Husband, and takes in the Man Cave, Barrel House, No Way Out and Schasm series. Novels average 284 pages.

Shari L. Tapscott has 53 books catalogued from 2015 to 2026. Just the Essentials (2015) is the first title, and 2016 brought Anwen of Primewood, Audette of Brookraven, Pippa of Lauramore, Rosie of Triblue and Seirsha of Errinton. Series include Eldentimber, Obsidian Queen, Silver and Orchids, Riven Kingdoms, Crown and Crest, Fairy Tale Kingdoms, Royal Fae of Rose Briar Woods and A Vampire's Guide to Gardening. Subjects include dating and relationships. Of Mages and Matcha (2026) is the newest title.

Shari Lapena

12 books• 1 series

Psychological thrillers about married couples and family secrets make up most of Shari Lapena's work. Lapena published Things Go Flying (2007) and Happiness Economics (2011) before The Couple Next Door (2016) turned the catalogue toward suspense. All 12 catalogued books stand alone, so reading order follows publication date and nothing else. Getting Away with Murder is the newest, and Lapena has titles catalogued through 2026.

Shari Low has 43 catalogued books, published from What If? (2001) through One Day at a Time (2026). Two titles, Rock Chicks (2010) and Manhattan (2011), carry the name Ronni Cooper. Series listed for Low include What If, Winter Day, One Day With You, Hollywood and Hollywood Thriller. Subjects on the books cover romance, friendship, humor, missing persons, runaway wives, England and Hollywood. Low continues to publish.

Sharla Lovelace writes contemporary romance, with paranormal romance also recorded among the catalogue's subjects. Texas, family secrets, mothers and daughters, psychic ability and self-realization in women run through the listing. Fourteen books span 2012 to 2018, and two series belong to Lovelace: Charmed in Texas and Heart of the Storm. Titles include Before and Ever Since (2012), Don't Let Go (2014), The Cottage on Pumpkin and Vine (2016) and A Charm Like You (2018). Kate Angell and Jennifer Dawson each share a credit on one book.

Mystery fiction is Sharon Bolton's field, and her earlier books appeared under the byline S. J. Bolton. Bolton is British. Only one title is catalogued here under the Sharon Bolton name, the 2017 short story Lacey's Wedding, filed with her short stories and novellas.

Sharon C. Cooper is a writer of African American romance and romantic suspense, with 50 books published between 2012 and 2026. Best Woman for the Job (2012) is the first catalogued title, and Still the Best Woman for the Job followed in 2013. Series include Atlanta's Finest, the Jenkins Family, Jenkins & Sons Construction and the Priestly Family. Subjects name African American women lawyers, architects, single fathers and women pediatricians. The newest title is Loving Her Enemy (2026).

Sharon Cameron writes young readers' fiction that moves between invention, memory and history. Nine books are catalogued, from The Dark Unwinding (2012) to Up from the Ashes (2026). The Dark Unwinding series pairs with A Spark Unseen (2013), and The Forgetting (2016) and The Knowing (2017) form a second pair built on amnesia. Rook (2015), The Light in Hidden Places (2020), Bluebird (2021) and Artifice (2023) stand outside the series.

Sharon Creech

22 books• 3 series

Sharon Creech, born in 1945, writes children's novels. Creech was the first American to win the Carnegie Medal for British children's books, and the first writer to hold that award and the American Newbery Medal together. Twenty-two books are catalogued, from Absolutely Normal Chaos (1990) through Walk Two Moons (1994), Chasing Redbird (1997), Love That Dog (2001) and Ruby Holler (2002) to One Time (2020). Friendship, school, family life and orphanhood recur, with picture books alongside the novels.

This catalogue entry, credited to Sharon Dennis Wyeth and various authors, gathers 17 children's historical fiction titles written as diaries, published from 2000 to 2004. Recorded subjects include the Underground Railroad, fugitive slaves, Jamestown, frontier and pioneer life, overland journeys to the Pacific and rural schools. My Brother's Keeper (2000) and Our Strange New Land (2000) are the earliest, and An American Spring (2004) is the newest. The Starving Time (2002) and Westward To Home (2001) are also on the list. The books are short, with a median of 108 pages.

Sharon Dunn writes romantic suspense, including Christian suspense, with Montana, kidnapping victims and women detectives among the subjects. The 46 catalogued books run from Romance Rustlers and Thunderbird Thieves (2003) to Montana Ranch Crime Ring (2026). Ruby Taylor and Ginger Salinski are recurring characters. Dunn's series include Ruby Taylor Mysteries, Bargain Hunters Mystery, K-9 Unit and Texas Ranger Holidays.

Sharon G. Flake

15 books• 1 series

Sharon G. Flake is an American author of children's and young adult books, born on December 25, 1955, and living in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. The Skin I'm In (1998) was Flake's first novel. Flake's work won the 1999 John Steptoe Award for New Talent and two Coretta Scott King Honor Awards. The catalogue lists 15 books through Hattie Mae Begins Again (2026), including Money Hungry (2001), Begging for Change (2003), Bang! (2005), Pinned (2012) and The Life I'm In (2021). Recorded subjects include African Americans, inner cities, poverty, single-parent families and mothers and daughters.

Sharon Garlough Brown writes Christian fiction about women on spiritual retreat. Four books are catalogued, and they form one sequence: Sensible Shoes (2013), Two Steps Forward (2015), Barefoot (2016) and An Extra Mile (2018). Friendship and the spiritual life are the recurring subjects, and nothing has been added since 2018.