Authors whose first name starts with T, page 2 of 10

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.

Taki Drake spreads 44 catalogued books across twelve series, fantasy and science fiction both: Badger Hole Bar, Unfettered Mage, Battlemage Investigates and Rune Force on one side, Vorcian Imperial Chronicles and Cyber Music on the other, with two Federal Witch runs, Familiar Magic and Standard of Honor. Food recurs across the catalogue, from A Food Palate - Holiday Heartwarmers (2016) to Marcella's Autumn Harvest and Marcellas Garden Cookbook in 2017. The books run from 2016 to 2021.

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.

Talbot Mundy, born William Lancaster Gribbon (1879-1940), wrote adventure fiction and also published as Walter Galt. The catalogue holds 48 titles dated 1913 to 2021, beginning with Hookum Hai and taking in King -- of the Khyber Rifles (1916), much of the work first printed in pulp magazines. Two series anchor it: Jimgrim and Tros of Samothrace. Subjects run to historical fiction, fantasy, war and adventure, a good deal of it set in India. The listing is dormant, its latest dated title being The Iblis at Ludd (2021).

Talia Beckett writes fantasy, and Dragon appears in all 10 catalogued titles: Dragon Transcended and Story Of The Dragon in 2023, then Blood of the Dragon, Call of the Dragon, Fall of the Dragon, Flight of the Dragon, Oath of the Dragon, Path of the Dragon, Rise of the Dragon and Way of the Dragon, all 2024. No series and no subject headings are recorded for the listing, which the catalogue marks as ongoing.

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.

Tamar Cohen and Tammy Cohen are the two names on this listing of 20 books from 2006 to 2021. The Tammy Cohen name appears on the earliest titles, including The Day I Died (2006), Killer Couples (2008) and Gangsters' Wives (2010). The Mistress's Revenge (2011) and War of the Wives (2012) followed. Psychological fiction, marriage, near-death experiences and criminal psychology appear among the subjects. The Wedding Party (2021), also as Tammy Cohen, is the most recent title.

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.

Fantasy is the one subject attached to Tamar Sloan, and mythology runs through the series names: Descendants of the Gods, Destined Demigods, Zodiac Guardians, Keepers of the Grail, Keepers of Excalibur and Keepers of the Chalice. Sloan has 71 catalogued books published between 2017 and 2024, from Make it Count (2017) to Scorpio Sting (2024). The books run short, at a median of 118 pages.

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.

Tamara Lush has three series in the catalogue: Burning Secrets, Paradise Beach and Craving Trilogy. The 13 listed books run from Dirty Lies / Hot Shade (2015) to Burn (2024). Close to Me (2017), All I Ask (2019), All I Know (2019), All I Want (2019), Constant Craving (2019) and Tell Me a Story (2019) are among the titles. The median book is 352 pages, and Lush is still publishing.

Tamara Merrill is credited alone on 9 books published between 2015 and 2025. The Augustus Family Trilogy is the series in the listing. Love is in the Baking and Subtle Differences both carry a 2015 date, and three consecutive titles open with the word Family: Family Lies (2016), Family Matters (2016) and Family Myths (2017). The catalogue reaches Twisted Lives (2025), with titles arriving at an average of one every 14 months.

Tamara Thorne writes American horror and was born in Los Angeles on 20 November 1957. Thorne also publishes as Chris Curry, the name on Winter Scream (1991), written with Lisa Dean and nominated for the 1991 Bram Stoker Award for Best First Novel, and on Trickster (1992) and Panic (1994). The 39 catalogued books reach The Selkie Wives in 2023, at a median of 384 pages. Vampires, covens, ghosts and haunted places recur, and the series list holds the Ravencrest Saga, the Sorority Trilogy, Old Wives' Tales, and Vampires of Candle Bay and Crimson Cove.

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.

Tami Charles writes children's fiction, and 16 books are catalogued from 2018 to 2023. The series are Daphne, Secret Vlogger and All Because You Matter. Titles dated 2018 include Daphne Definitely Doesn't Do Dances, Daphne Definitely Doesn't Do Drama and Definitely Daphne. Other titles include Like Vanessa (2018), Becoming Beatriz (2019), Fearless Mary (2019) and Freedom Soup (2019). Recorded subjects include middle school, military families, theater and video blogs. We Are Here (2023) is the latest.

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.

Tami Lund has 77 books catalogued, from Candy Crush (2014) to The Faery & the Discovery (2026). Series include Lightbearer, Rock Star, Sexy Bad, Detroit Mafia, Taming the Dragon, Faerell, Fae in the Gilded Age, Bryant Brothers, Demigods Trilogy and Witches and Wolves. First Light (2015), Broken Light (2017) and Into the Light (2017) are among the listed titles. The catalogue is still growing.

Tamie Dearen has 29 books in the catalogue, published between 2013 and 2024 and credited to Dearen alone. Her Best Match (2013) opens the listing and St. Nick and Me Are Mint to Be (2024) is the most recent. Limitless, Best Girls, Holiday Inc, Underground Granny Matchmakers, Alora and Loveland, Texas Sweet Love Stories are the series recorded. No subject headings are attached to the catalogue.

Tamika Brown has 32 catalogued books published between 2013 and 2026. Carolina Breeze (2013) opens the run and The Panther King's Mate (2026) is the newest listed title. Brown's series are the Murphy Brothers Saga, the Hybrid Wars, A Springlake Pines Novella, Billionaire's Infatuation and the Blue Family Legacy. Most of the catalogue dates from the 2020s, and Brown continues to publish.

Tammara Webber is an American novelist and a New York Times, USA Today and Amazon bestseller. Between the Lines and Contours of the Heart are the two series under the Webber name. Eight catalogued books run from Between the Lines (2011) to Brave (2017), taking in Good For You (2011), Where You Are (2011), Easy (2012), Here Without You (2013), Breakable (2014) and Sweet (2015). Subjects record contemporary romance, teen fiction, man-woman relationships, women college students, tutoring, and motion picture actors and actresses.

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 Falkner writes across two lines. The Faerie books are historical romance with magic, opening with A Lady and Her Magic (2012) and continuing in The Magic of "I Do", with fairies, nobility and magic among the listed subjects. The Reed Brothers series carries the contemporary side, introduced in Tall, Tatted and Tempting (2013) and continued through Calmly, Carefully, Completely and Smart, Sexy and Secretive. Lake Fisher, Wester Farms and What She round out 35 catalogued books dated 2012 to 2024.

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 Anne Crosse has 15 catalogued books from The Harbour Master's Daughter (2004) to The Butterfly Girl (2025). Crosse's series are Devonshire Sagas, Nobody's Girl and Banbury Street. The River Girl (2006), The Gunpowder Girl (2008), The Dartmoor Girl (2009), The Railway Girl (2011) and The Ambulance Girl (2014) are among the titles. A new Crosse book has appeared about every eighteen months, and Crosse is still publishing.

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.

Tania Crosse writes historical fiction. The catalogue records eight books, two of them dated 2001 - The Harbour Master's Daughter and The River Girl - and the rest from 2020 onward: The Ambulance Girl, The Gunpowder Girl, The Quarry Girl and The Railway Girl in 2020, then The Convent Girl and The Dartmoor Girl in 2022. Readers looking up Tania Crosse books in order work through those eight titles.

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 Bird published 15 catalogued books between 2017 and 2022. The Royal Companion (2017) is recorded as the first, alongside The Common Girl from the same year. Three series carry the Bird name: Companion, Roman Hearts and Kingdom of Walls. A Gladiator's Oath, The King's Obsession and The Majestic Impostor date from 2018. A Charioteer's Promise, A Legate's Pledge and The Captain's Prize followed in 2019, and Breathing Water and The Rebel's Queen in 2020. Defender of Crowns (2022) is the newest title.

Tanya Eavenson has 13 catalogued books, dated between 2013 and 2026. The listing opens with Unconditional (2013) and reaches Until I Knew You in 2026, with Eavenson credited alone on every title. Three series stand under the Eavenson name: Gaining Love, Unending Love and All Roads Lead to Texas. Other titles include To Gain a Mommy (2016), Restored (2018), The Heart of Mercy (2020) and The Proposal (2021). Eavenson remains actively publishing.

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.

Tanya R. Taylor's catalogue holds 53 books published between 2014 and 2023, from Hidden Sins Revealed (2014) to Blind Gala (2023). The Cornelius Saga began in 2015, and Infestation: A Small Town Nightmare put out three volumes in that same year. Other series follow Lucille Pfiffer, Joe McCullen, Hewey Spader and Nick Myers, with a Nosy Paralegal Mystery line alongside. Books run to a median 173 pages.

Tao Lin works across poetry, fiction and non-fiction, with authors, psychology, interpersonal relations and human-animal communication among the recorded subjects. The 10 catalogued books open with the poetry collection You Are a Little Bit Happier Than I Am (2006) and take in Bed (2007), Eeeee Eee Eeee (2007), Shoplifting from American Apparel (2009), Richard Yates (2010), Taipei (2013), Selected Tweets (2015) and Trip: Psychedelics, Alienation, and Change (2018). Leave Society, published in 2021, is the most recent.

Tao Wong writes LitRPG, with xianxia and Chinese fantasy among the recorded subjects. The catalogue counts 111 books, starting with A Healer's Gift and A Dungeon's Soul in 2017, and Border City is scheduled for 2027. System Apocalypse appears in the series list with short story, comic and Relentless lines, and A Thousand Li, Climbing the Ranks, Hidden Dishes and Magic Kingdom at War are also listed.

Tara Brown writes romance, romantic suspense and thrillers. Crime and New York settings recur as subjects across 69 catalogued books published between 2011 and 2026. Cursed (2011) opens the catalogue and Silent Girls (2026) is the newest entry. Brown's series include Roses, Naughty Fairytales, Crimson Cove, Puck Buddies, Born, Burrow, the Blood Trail Chronicles, the Royals Trilogy, Blood and Bone, Seventh Day, Last City of Men and Lonely. The 2010s hold the largest share of the run.

Tara Ellis writes for readers in grades 3 to 5, with 23 catalogued books from 2013 to 2026. Ellis writes the Samantha Wolf Mysteries, the Forgotten Origins Trilogy and the 6th Extinction series. Infected and Heritage (both 2013) are the earliest titles, and The Mystery Of Hollow Inn (2014) and The Secret of Camp Whispering Pines (2015) follow. Outpost 10 (2026) is the newest title.

Fantasy is the genre the catalogue assigns to Tara Grayce. The listing holds 37 books published between 2019 and 2026. Fierce Heart, Lost in Averell and Torn Curtains date from 2019, Death Wind and War Bound from 2020, and Soar to Destiny is the newest entry. Series include Elven Alliance, War of the Alliance, Sacrificed Hearts, Court of Midsummer Mayhem, Princess by Night and Hearts of Legend and Loyalty. The run is marked ongoing, and the 2020s are its peak decade.

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 K. Harper writes science fiction in which humans and animals communicate. Wolves, telepathy and human-animal communication head the subject records, and Dion, listed as Ember Dion Mamarin, is the named character. Wolfwalker (1990) opens a catalogue of 10 books that ends at Wolf in Night (2005), across the Wolfwalker and Cat Scratch series. The 1990s are the heaviest decade, and the median book runs 346 pages.

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 Sim's catalogue holds 10 books published between 2016 and 2026. Four series are recorded: Timekeeper, Scavenge the Stars, Dark Gods and We Shall Be Monsters. Subjects record the supernatural and science fiction alongside clocks and watches, time, love, youth, terrorism, and gay and homosexual themes, with part of the catalogue filed as children's fiction. Timekeeper (2016) opens the run, followed by Chainbreaker (2018), Firestarter (2019), Scavenge the Stars (2020), Ravage the Dark (2021), The City of Dusk (2022), The Midnight Kingdom (2023) and We Shall Be Monsters (2024). The Dawn Throne and The Meridian Forge are both listed for 2026.

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 Taylor Quinn writes romance and romantic suspense, with 144 books catalogued from Yesterday's Secrets (1993) to Colton's Covert Challenge (2026). Colton's Protection Detail is listed for 2027. Subjects include contemporary romance, pregnancy, women lawyers, single mothers, missing persons and Arizona. Quinn's series include Sierra's Web, Where Secrets Are Safe, Parent Portal, Cottages on Ocean Breeze, Coltons of Dark Canyon, Chapman Files, It Happened in Comfort Cove and Hayden Sisters. Shelter Valley Stories also appears in the listing.

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 Benner's list opens in science fiction and later turns to witches and small-town mystery. The Defectors began in 2014 with Recon, Enemy Inside and The Defectors, followed by Exposure (2015), Lockdown (2015) and Outbreak (2015); the Elderon Chronicles, the Witches of Mountain Shadow and the Mountain Shadow Mysteries follow. The catalogue holds 29 books reaching Dead to Me (2024), at a median of 352 pages.

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.

Highland historical romance dominates Tarah Scott's catalogue. My Highland Love (2012), My Highland Lord (2013) and To Tame A Highland Earl (2014) sit in a series list that runs to Highland Brides of Skye, Highland Wives, Highland Regency Brides, MacLean Highlander, Lions of the Black Isles and Highland Billionaires. Scott also writes suspense and erotic romance, and the Texas Rangers: Reconnaissance Team and Illumina Academy series step outside the period entirely. Thirty-four books run from The Pendulum (2007) to A Stranger's Gamble (2021).

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 Ali

62 books• 2 series

Tariq Ali, born 21 October 1943, is a Pakistani-British political activist, writer, journalist, filmmaker and public intellectual. Ali sits on the editorial committees of the New Left Review and Sin Permiso and writes for The Guardian, CounterPunch and the London Review of Books. Ali studied Philosophy, Politics and Economics at Exeter College, Oxford. The catalogue lists 62 books from The Thoughts of Chairman Harold (1967) to The Neck and the Sword (2026), including Class Struggle in Bangladesh (1971) and Leon Trotsky (1980), and the Islam Quintet series. Subjects include politics and government, socialism, communism, revolutionaries and drama.

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.