Authors whose first name starts with T

T. Kingfisher is the pen name that Ursula Vernon, a North Carolina author, uses for work aimed at adults; Vernon also writes children's books and comics. The Kingfisher books include fairy-tale retellings, and the catalogue subjects list fantasy, horror, magic, wizards and familiars. There are 18 titles on file from 2014 to 2025, opening with The Seventh Bride and Jackalope Wives and Other Stories and reaching Snake-Eater (2025); Clocktaur War is the one named series. Vernon has won the Hugo and Nebula awards and been nominated for the World Fantasy and Eisner awards.

T. Davis Bunn, born in 1952 and raised in North Carolina, is an American writer of historical fiction and legal thrillers in which Christian faith plays a major part. After a 1974 BA in psychology and economics from Wake Forest University and graduate study in international finance and economics at Gresham College in London, Bunn worked as a consultant and lecturer in international finance in Switzerland and Germany. Bunn is Novelist in Residence at Regent's Park College, Oxford, and divides time between Oxford and Florida. The catalogue holds 108 books from The Presence (1990) to The Sapphire Sea (2026), including Florian's Gate (1992), The Amber Room (1992) and Rhineland Inheritance (1993); some books carry the name Davis Bunn, and Marc Royce and Acts Of Faith are among the series.

T. Greenwood writes psychological fiction about families under strain, mothers and daughters, dysfunction, Munchausen syndrome by proxy, the moment a life changes. Sixteen books span 1999 to 2026, from Breathing Water through Undressing the Moon, Two Rivers, Grace, Bodies of Water and Where I Lost Her to Everything Has Happened (2026).

T. Jefferson Parker

136 books• 7 series

Laguna Heat (1985) is the first catalogued novel by T. Jefferson Parker, an American writer born in 1953 whose police procedurals take place in Southern California. Little Saigon (1988), Pacific Beat (1991), Summer of Fear (1993), The Triggerman's Dance (1996) and Silent Joe (2001) follow in the listing, and Gone at First Light is scheduled for 2027. Charlie Hood, Roland Ford and Merci Rayborn are Parker's series characters. California, police work and American noir fiction appear among the subjects.

T. M. Frazier writes romantic suspense. The Dark Light of Day (2013) opens a catalogue of 21 books, with the Perversion Trilogy, the Outskirts Duet and the Pawn Duet the named series inside it. Titles such as King, Lawless, Tyrant, Soulless and the three-part Preppy sit in the same run. The catalogue closes with King of the Causeway (2020) and has stayed dormant since.

T.A. Barron

29 books• 4 series

T.A. Barron, born in 1952, is an American writer of fantasy for children and young adults, and of nature books. The Merlin Saga is the best-known work, running from The Lost Years (1996) through The Seven Songs (1997), The Raging Fires (1998), The Mirror of Fate (1999) and A Wizard's Wings (2000). The Adventures of Kate began earlier with Heartlight (1990) and The Ancient One (1992), and an Atlantis Saga followed. Wizards, dragons, magic and the natural world are the recurring subjects, alongside nature writing such as To Walk in Wilderness (1993). Twenty-nine titles are catalogued, reaching Naming Nature in 2026.

T.A. White's catalogue holds 25 books published between 2012 and 2026, from Dragon-Ridden (2012) to Echoes of Insurrection (2026). Four series divide the work: the Dragon Ridden Chronicles, Aileen Travers, the Firebird Chronicles and Cosmic Dryad. Pathfinder's Way (2016), Shadow's Messenger (2016), Midnight's Emissary (2017), Mist's Edge (2017), Of Bone and Ruin (2017), Dawn's Envoy (2018), Destruction's Ascent (2018) and Moonlight's Ambassador (2018) fill out the middle. White is still publishing.

Italy supplies the setting for most of T.A. Williams's fiction, in series named Escape to Tuscany, Love from Italy and Beneath Italian Skies. Bonded For Life (2016) opens a catalogue of 40 titles, with the Dreaming Of... books taking in Dreaming of Venice and Dreaming of Christmas. The Armstrong and Oscar mysteries are the most recent strand, reaching Murder in Bologna. Williams publishes several books a year.

T.C. Boyle

37 books• 1 series

T.C. Boyle is an American novelist and short story writer with thirty-one novels and more than 150 short stories behind him. Descent of Man (1979) opens a run of 37 catalogued titles that takes in Water Music (1981), World's End (1987) and The Road to Wellville (1993) and reaches No Way Home in 2026. World's End, covering 300 years of upstate New York, took the PEN/Faulkner Award in 1988. Boyle held a Distinguished Professorship in English at the University of Southern California, and the 2000s were his busiest decade.

Cats and amateur sleuths run through T.C. LoTempio's cozy mysteries. Meow If It's Murder (2014) opens the catalogue, and four series carry it: Nick and Nora Mysteries, the Purr N' Bark Pet Shop Mystery, the Tiffany Austin Food Blogger Mystery and A Cozy Bookshop Mystery. Eighteen catalogued books reach Buried in a Book (2026), with reporters, pets and murder investigation among the subjects.

T.E. Kinsey writes historical mysteries set in the British countryside, with women detectives, household employees, country life and eccentric neighbours among the catalogued subjects. Lady Hardcastle heads the main series, from A Quiet Life in the Country (2014) through Death Around the Bend (2017) and Death Beside the Seaside (2019); the Dizzy Heights Mysteries form a second. Sixteen catalogued books reach Murder on the Rocks in 2026.

T.G. Reid writes the DCI Bone crime novels. Eleven books are catalogued from 2021 onward, opening with Blood Water Falls and Dark is the Grave, then continuing through Dead Man's Stone, The Killing Parade, Isle of the Dead and Burn it All Down. Dirt Road Dead is the newest entry, and the series continues.

T.H. White

26 books• 1 series

T.H. White, Terence Hanbury White, 1906–1964, was an English writer best known for Arthurian fiction. The Sword in the Stone appeared on its own in 1938 and later joined the sequence collected in 1958 as The Once and Future King, with The Witch in the Wood (1939), The Ill-Made Knight and The Candle in the Wind (both 1940) beside it. Twenty-six books are catalogued from Darkness at Pemberley (1932) to Letters to a Friend (1982), taking in Farewell Victoria (1933) and England Have My Bones (1936).

T.I. Lowe writes contemporary Christian romance, tagged clean and wholesome, with subjects that include surfing, photographers and hope. The catalogue lists 21 books from Goodbyes and Second Chances (2014) to South of Somewhere (2026). Series include Resolutions, Bleu, Coming Home Again, Carolina Coast and Runaway Bride. Lulu's Cafe (2014), A Bleu Streak Christmas (2015) and Life Unwritten (2016) are among the titles.

T.J. Klune (Travis John Klune) won a Lambda Literary Award for Into This River I Drown (2013) and once worked as a claims examiner for an insurance company. Bear, Otter, and the Kid (2011) is the first of 47 catalogued books, and We Burned So Bright (2026) is the newest, with The Stars Look Like Home due in 2027. The House in the Cerulean Sea and The Extraordinaries are named novels. Green Creek and Tales From Verania are series, and subjects include M/M romance, LGBTQ+ fiction and fantasy.

T.J. Newman writes standalone thrillers built around aviation and disaster. Three novels are catalogued: Falling (2021), Drowning (2023) and Worst Case Scenario (2024). Air pilots, terrorism and suspense are the recorded subjects. Newman keeps each book self-contained rather than running a series, and the catalogue remains open.

T.L. Payne has published 42 books since 2019, organised into eight series: Days of Want, Desperate Age, Conquer the Dark, Fall of Houston, Black Sky Event, Gateway to Chaos, Survive the Collapse and Reign of Darkness. Those names point at collapse and survival, and the individual titles follow suit - Sudden Chaos (2019), Turmoil (2019), Upheaval (2019), No Way Out (2020). Chaos at the Border (2025) is Payne's most recent entry.

Dark romance runs through T.L. Smith's catalogue of 76 books, published between 2014 and 2026, with Beautiful Things Betray scheduled for 2027. Smith's series include Chained Hearts, Smirnov Bratva, Crimson Elite, Wicked Poison, Vengeful Lies, Lethal Vows and Savage Love. Adam's Heaven (2014) opens the run and Fate Spinner: A Dark Romantasy (2026) is the most recent title, at a median length of 278 pages.

T.L. Swan writes contemporary romance about men and women colliding, 29 catalogued books published between 2014 and 2027. The Stanton novels open the catalogue with Stanton Adore and Stanton Unconditional, both 2014, then Stanton Completely (2015), Stanton Bliss (2016) and Dr. Stanton (2017). Miles High Club, Kingston Lane and House of Ferrara follow as later series. The Bonus is the most recent title, and The Forbidden Italian is scheduled for 2027.

T.M. Cromer writes romance with fantasy and suspense elements, and the catalogue lists 39 books from Burning Resolution (2016) to The Siren (2026). The Thorne Witches appear among the listed characters, and series include Sentinels of Magic, Unlucky Charms, Holt Family, Stonebrooke, Thorne Witches: Happily Ever Afters, These Boots Are Made For Witching and Fiore Vineyard. Autumn Magic, Spring Magic, Summer Magic and Winter Magic all carry 2018 dates.

T.M. Logan writes psychological thrillers, nearly all of them standalone. 10 catalogued books run from Lies (2017) to The Daughter (2025), with The Holiday, The Catch, Trust Me, The Curfew and The Mother between them. Marriage, deception and suspense are the recurring subjects. One short story, With the Others (2021), sits outside the novels, and Logan remains actively publishing.

T.R. Ragan is catalogued here with a single title, Best House on the Block, published in 2025. No series and no earlier book are recorded against the name. The entry stands as a one-book catalogue, marked as open rather than finished.

T.S. Falk writes action thrillers built on ancient secrets, relics and lost history. Three series carry the work: Ex Libris, Secret History and Second Genesis. The Ancient Code and The Extinction Threat opened the catalogue in 2022, and Relic, The Calypso Mystery, The Missing Link, Apocrypha and Artifact follow. Twenty-eight books reach The Zero Hour (2026).

Shifter romance accounts for nearly all of T.S. Joyce's output, bears, wolves and bulls, in series such as Bear Valley Shifters, Bears Fur Hire, Wolves of Promise Falls, Hells Canyon Shifters and Outlaw Shifters. Several of those sequences sit inside the Damon's Mountains Universe. The catalogue is exceptionally large, at 163 books between Call of the Bear (2014) and Same Rogue (2026), with a median length of 250 pages.

Ta-Nehisi Coates

19 books• 5 series

Ta-Nehisi Coates, born September 30, 1975, is an American author, journalist and activist. As national correspondent at The Atlantic, Coates wrote about cultural, social and political questions, particularly African Americans and white supremacy. Four nonfiction books carry the name: The Beautiful Struggle (2008), Between the World and Me (2015), winner of the 2015 National Book Award for Nonfiction, We Were Eight Years in Power (2017) and The Message (2024). The listing also carries Black Panther graphic novel collections. Subjects include race relations, memoir, and fathers and sons.

Tabitha King writes novels of marriage, women's lives and small-town Maine, several of them set in the invented community of Nodd's Ridge. Small World (1981) opens a catalogue of 10 books that crosses horror, mystery and thriller territory, and includes Pearl (1988), One on One (1993), The Book of Reuben (1994) and Candles Burning (2006). The Lore series closes the run with Lore: Obscured (2016) and Lore: The Anima (2018).

Tad Williams

41 books• 10 series

Robert Paul "Tad" Williams, born March 14, 1957, is an American fantasy and science fiction writer. Williams wrote the Memory, Sorrow, and Thorn, Otherland, Shadowmarch and Bobby Dollar series, plus the standalone novels Tailchaser's Song and The War of the Flowers. The Last King of Osten Ard closed with The Navigator's Children in 2024. Sales of Williams's work exceed 17 million copies. Comics work includes The Next for DC Comics and Aquaman: Sword of Atlantis #50 to #57. The catalogue holds 41 books, from Tailchaser's Song (1985) to The Splintered Sun (2026).

Tahereh Mafi

27 books• 6 series

Tahereh Mafi, born November 10, 1988, is an Iranian-American writer of young adult fiction based in Santa Monica, California. Mafi's series are Shatter Me, Shatter Me: The New Republic, This Woven Kingdom and Furthermore. Shatter Me (2011) is the first catalogued title, and Whichwood (2017) and A Very Large Expanse of Sea (2018) come later. Fantasy, science fiction, magic, dictatorship and resistance feature in the subjects. Escape Me (2026) is the newest Mafi title.

Taj McCoy has 5 catalogued books, published between 2022 and 2025. Savvy Sheldon Feels Good as Hell (2022) opens the run, followed by Zora Books Her Happy Ever After (2023), The Good Ones are Taken (2024), and two 2025 titles, The Dating Prohibition and Throw Away the Key. McCoy is still publishing.

Tal Bauer has 26 catalogued books published between 2016 and 2025, beginning with A Time to Rise, Enemies of the State and Enemy of My Enemy in 2016. Executive Office, Executive Power, Noah & Cole Thriller, Team and Big Bend Texas Rangers are the listed series. Enemy Within (2017), Hush (2017), Whisper (2018), Splintered (2019) and Hell and Gone (2019) are other titles, and The Fall (2025) is the newest.

Twenty-two catalogued books by Talia Hibbert run from Always with You (2017) to Highly Suspicious and Unfairly Cute (2023). Hibbert is a British novelist writing contemporary and paranormal romance, with romantic comedy, bisexual and interracial pairings, and chronic illness among the recurring subjects. Get a Life, Chloe Brown (2019) is her best known novel. The named series are the Brown Sisters, Dirty British Romance, Just for Him and the Midnight Heat Collection.

Cozy mystery is Tamar Myers's form, and 49 catalogued books carry her name across three series: Pennsylvania Dutch Mystery, Den of Antiquity and Amanda Brown. Too Many Crooks Spoil the Broth (1993) opens the catalogue and Cousins From a Distant Sun (2026) is the newest entry. The recurring sleuths are Magdalena Yoder and Abigail Timberlake, and the books' subjects take in Mennonites, hotelkeepers, antique dealers, women detectives and cooking.

Tamara Berry's catalogue splits between contemporary romance and mystery, with a woman medium, a haunted castle and murder investigations among the later subjects. The Eleanor Wilde mysteries, By the Book Mysteries, Penelope Blue, Amber Winslow, Montgomery Manor and Getting Physical are her series, and some titles appear under the name Tamara Morgan. Thirty-two catalogued books run from Love Is A Battlefield (2012) to The Claus Conspiracy in 2026.

Tamara Gill is credited with 74 books, starting with To Sin with Scandal (2010) and reaching Sapphire in the Shadows (2026). Series under the Tamara Gill name include Wayward Woodvilles, Lords of London, League of Unweddable Gentlemen, Kiss the Wallflower, To Marry a Rogue, Scandalous London and Time-Traveler's Highland Love. A Gentleman's Promise, Banished and Defiant Surrender are all dated 2013. Tamara Gill is still publishing.

Christian historical romance is Tamera Alexander's form, with frontier and pioneer life, Colorado settings and widows among the subjects. Rekindled (2006) opens the Fountain Creek Chronicles, and Timber Ridge Reflections follows. The Belmont Mansion, Belle Meade Plantation and Carnton series come later. Nineteen titles are catalogued, reaching In These Hills in 2026.

Romantic suspense and police procedural thrillers make up Tami Hoag's catalogue of 38 books, published from Rumor Has It (1988) to Bad Liar (2024). The 1990s hold the largest share of the list. Recurring lines include Kovac and Liska, Broussard and Fourcade, Oak Knoll, Deer Lake, Elena Estes, Quaid Horses, Doucet and the Rainbow Chasers. Serial murder, missing persons and police investigation recur as subjects.

Tammy Andresen has 150 books in the catalogue, running from Lily in Bloom (2015) to King of Chaos (2026), with Devil's Touch scheduled for 2027. Maggie Dallen shares the credit on one title. Series credited to Andresen include Lords of Scandal, Lords of Temptation, Wicked Lords of London, Calling All Rakes, How to Reform a Rake, Romancing the Rake, Dark Duke's Legacy, A Laird to Love, Lords of Las Vegas and Kings of Las Vegas. The 2020s are the heaviest decade for Andresen, who is still publishing.

Tammy L. Grace is a romance author with 51 books catalogued between 2014 and 2026. A Promise of Home, Finding Home and Home Blooms appeared in 2014, and Hometown Harbor: The Beginning in 2016. Hometown Harbor, Cooper Harrington, Stillwater Inn, Hometown Christmas, Glass Beach Cottage and Christmas in Silver Falls are the series. Whispers of Home (2026) is the newest listing.

Tamora Pierce

34 books• 12 series

Tamora Pierce writes fantasy for younger readers, much of it set in Tortall. Song of the Lioness opens the catalogue with Alanna: The First Adventure (1983), and The Immortals, Protector of the Small, Beka Cooper, Daughter of the Lioness and the Numair Chronicles extend the same world, with knighthood, magic and gender roles among the subjects. Circle of Magic, The Circle Opens and Circle Reforged form a separate sequence. Pierce's 34 catalogued books reach 2025.

Tamron Hall brought a broadcasting career into crime fiction. The American journalist hosts her own syndicated daytime talk show, which has earned two Daytime Emmy Awards, and presents Deadline: Crime on Investigation Discovery. Her Jordan Manning novels are built on African American women television journalists, crime reporting and murder investigation. As the Wicked Watch (2021) opened the series, Watch Where They Hide followed in 2024, and Harlem Honey arrived in 2025. Four Hall titles are catalogued.

Tamsyn Muir

12 books• 2 series

Tamsyn Muir, a New Zealand fantasy, science fiction and horror author born on 14 March 1985, is best known for The Locked Tomb, a science fantasy novel series. Gideon the Ninth (2019), the first Muir novel, won the 2020 Locus Award, and Harrow the Ninth followed in 2020. The catalogue lists 12 books from The House that Made the Sixteen Loops of Time (2011) to The Unwanted Guest (2023). Subject tags include necromancy, lesbians, dark fantasy and LGBTQ science fiction and fantasy, and Princess Floralinda and the Forty-Flight Tower is also listed.

Tan Twan Eng is a Malaysian novelist who writes in English and has published 3 books. The Gift of Rain (2007) came first; The Garden of Evening Mists won the Man Asian Literary Prize and the Walter Scott Prize for Historical Fiction and reached the Man Booker shortlist, making Tan the first Malaysian writer recognised by all three. The House of Doors (2023) is the most recent. Gardens, prisoners of war and guerrilla warfare appear in the subject tags.

Tana French is an Irish crime writer and stage actress, born in 1973 and living in Dublin. French's first novel, In the Woods (2007), is a psychological mystery that took the Edgar, Anthony, Macavity and Barry awards for best first novel. The catalogue lists 10 books from 2007 to 2026, including The Likeness, Faithful Place and Broken Harbour, grouped into the Dublin Murder Squad, the Cal Hooper books and standalone novels. The newest title is The Keeper (2026). The Independent has labelled French "the First Lady of Irish Crime".

Tana Stone writes romance, and the catalogue counts 63 books from 2019 to 2026. Series names include Tribute Brides of the Drexian Warriors, Barbarians of the Sand Planet, Raider Warlords of the Vandar, Inferno Force of the Drexian Warriors and Sky Clan of the Taori. Tamed (2019) is listed as the first book and Vicious (2026) as the newest. Stone is still publishing.

Tananarive Due

24 books• 4 series

Tananarive Due, born January 5, 1966, is an American author, educator and film historian of Black horror. Due won the American Book Award for The Living Blood (2001). The Reformatory (2023) took the Bram Stoker Award for Best Novel, the Shirley Jackson Award and the World Fantasy Award. At UCLA, Due teaches "The Sunken Place: Racism, Survival and the Black Horror Aesthetic", a course built on Jordan Peele's Get Out. The catalogue holds 24 books from The Between (1995) to Battle of the Round House (2026), with the African Immortals and Tennyson Hardwick series.

Tania Carver writes police procedurals featuring Brennan and Esposito. Eight catalogued books run from 2009 to 2017, and the titles come in pairs - The Surrogate / Little Bones (2009), The Creeper / In Her Bones (2009), Choked / Broken Bones / The Black Road (2012), The Doll's House / The Bone House (2013) and The Lost Girl / The Bone Trail (2017). Serial murder investigations and feral children supply the subject matter. Nothing has followed since 2017.

Tanith Lee

132 books• 22 series

Tanith Lee was a British writer of science fiction and fantasy, born 19 September 1947, who died on 24 May 2015, leaving more than 90 novels and 300 short stories. Death's Master (1980) made Lee the first woman to take the British Fantasy Award for Best Novel, the August Derleth Award, and Lee also won several World Fantasy Awards plus lifetime achievement honours from the World Fantasy and Bram Stoker awards. Lee wrote the Blake's 7 episodes "Sand" and "Sarcophagus", poems, and the picture book Animal Castle (1972). The catalogue lists 132 books from The Betrothed (1968) to The Earth is Flat (2023), including The Birthgrave (1975) and Don't Bite the Sun (1976). Series include Tales from the Flat Earth, Secret Books of Paradys, Claidi Journals, Blood Opera and Piratica.

Tanya Anne Crosby, born in 1962, is a Spanish-American romance novelist. Historical romance carries most of the work, much of it Scottish and medieval: Sweet Scottish Brides, Medieval Heroes, Guardians of the Stone, Daughters of Avalon and Redeemable Rogues are among the series. Forty-eight books are catalogued from Angel of Fire (1992) to A Crown So Cursed (2025), several of them under two titles apiece. Crosby has been nominated five times for a Romantic Times Career Achievement Award, and the novels have appeared in Spanish, Italian, French, Russian and Chinese.

Tanya Huff

67 books• 13 series

Tanya Huff, born in 1957, is a Canadian fantasy author published since the late 1980s. The Blood Books, whose detective is Vicki Nelson, were adapted for television as Blood Ties. The catalogue records 67 books from Child of the Grove (1988) to Saved by the Spell (2026), with Vicki Nelson, Confederation, Quarters, Peacekeeper, Smoke Trilogy, Gale Women and Wizard of the Grove among the series listed. Vampires, wizards, witches and life on other planets appear in the recorded subjects, and Doctor Who and Valdemar are also logged against the listing.

Tara Janzen wrote the Steele Street series, romantic suspense about undercover operations and the people caught in them. Crazy Hot and Crazy Cool opened the run in 2005, and Crazy Love, Crazy Wild, Crazy Sweet, Cutting Loose, Loose And Easy and Breaking Loose follow. Intelligence officers, air pilots, amnesiacs and missing persons supply the plots. Thirteen catalogued titles end at Crazy Hearts (2020).

Tara Lush writes cozy mysteries in two registers: coffee and witchcraft. Grounds for Murder (2020) opens the Coffee Lover's Mysteries, with Cold Brew Corpse and Live and Let Grind following, while the Crescent Moon and Hemlock Hollow books turn to hexes in Eat, Pray, Hex, Give Me Chills and I Want Your Hex. Critters and Criminals, Starlight River and Devil's Beach fill out 24 titles to 2026.

Crime fiction set largely in Australia is Tara Moss's main output, across three series: Makedde Vanderwall, Pandora English and the Billie Walker Mysteries. Serial killings, modelling and private investigation recur as material, with Sydney a frequent setting. Moss, born in 1973, is a Canadian-Australian writer, documentary maker, presenter and journalist, a former model, and a UNICEF national ambassador for child survival. Sixteen books run from Fetish (1999) to The Italian Secret in 2025.

Tara Sue Me writes erotic romance built on dominance and submission. The catalogue opens with The Dominant and The Submissive, both 2012, and continues through The Training (2013), Seduced By Fire (2014), The Chalet (2014), The Collar (2015), The Enticement (2015), The Exhibitionist (2015) and The Claiming (2016). Five series are recorded: Submissive, Lessons From the Rack, Bachelor International, Wall Street Royals and Date. Thirty-five books span 2012 to 2023, and nothing new has appeared since Exposed Desire (2023).

Tara Westover is an American memoirist, essayist and historian with one catalogued book, Educated: A Memoir (2018). Educated entered The New York Times bestseller list at number one and was named one of that paper's 10 Best Books of 2018. The book was a finalist for the Los Angeles Times Book Prize, PEN America's Jean Stein Book Award and two National Book Critics Circle awards. Time listed Westover among the 100 most influential people of 2019.

Bodyguards, actresses, singers, police and Hollywood settings fill the subject records for Tara Wyatt's romantic suspense. The catalogue holds 31 books dated 2016 to 2023, from Necessary Risk (2016) to Tempt Me (2023). Prescotts, Dallas Longhorns, Blood and Glory, Kings of Hell's Kitchen and Blue HEAT are the five series listed under the Wyatt name. No title in this listing carries a date after 2023.

Tarah Dewitt has seven catalogued books, published one or two a year since 2022. Christmas Presents, Funny Feelings and The Co-op all appeared in 2022, followed by Rootbound (2023), Savor It (2024), Left of Forever (2025) and Lost and Found (2026). Spunes is the one named series; the rest are listed as standalone novels.

Taran Matharu

13 books• 3 series

Taran Matharu is a writer from the United Kingdom. Magic, demonology, monsters, apprentices and imaginary wars fill the fantasy novels, written for young adult readers. Matharu's 13 catalogued books run from Origins and The Novice, both 2015, through The Inquisition (2016), The Battlemage (2017), The Outcast and The Summoner's Handbook (2018), The Chosen (2019), The Challenger (2020) and The Champion (2021), to Emperor's Dragon (2026). Contender and the Soulbound Saga are the named series, and Summoner is the recurring figure.

Tariq Ashkanani writes crime thrillers. Six books are catalogued between Welcome to Cooper (2021) and The Hollow Boys (2026), with Follow Me To the Edge (2022), The Midnight King and The Night Watcher (both 2025) and The Blackbird Conspiracy (2026) between them. The Callie Munro Thrillers are his named series. Ashkanani published four titles across 2025 and 2026, and the catalogue stays open.

Tarquin Hall, born in London in 1969, is an English writer and journalist who has lived in the United States, Pakistan, India, Kenya and Turkey. Hall's fiction is the Vish Puri series, following a private investigator through murder cases in India, from The Case of the Missing Servant (2009) to The Case of the Elusive Bombay Duck (2025). Non-fiction came first: a Spectrum Guide to Namibia (1994), the memoir Mercenaries, Missionaries and Misfits (1996), To The Elephant Graveyard (2000) and Salaam Brick Lane (2007). Eleven titles are catalogued in all.

Tarryn Fisher

16 books• 3 series

Tarryn Fisher writes psychological fiction and thrillers. The Opportunist (2011) opens the Love Me With Lies trilogy, which continues in Dirty Red (2012) and Thief (2013). Mud Vein (2014) and Marrow (2015) follow as standalone novels, and the End of Men books turn to dystopia. Sixteen titles are catalogued, reaching Don't You Forget about Me in 2026.