Authors whose first name starts with T, page 3 of 10

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.

Taryn Quinn writes romance. Nine books are catalogued between 2018 and 2025, opening with Who's the Daddy (2018). Babies run through the early titles, in Rockstar Baby, My Ex's Baby and Wrong Bed Baby, and His Temporary Assistant, My Boss's Secret, Her Billionaire Bargain and Winning His Case follow. 'Tis the Dang Season (2025) is the newest entry and the run stays open.

Lady Emily Ashton investigates murders in Tasha Alexander's historical mystery series, set among the English upper class. And Only to Deceive (2005) opens the run, and the catalogue reaches 27 books, with Murder on the Sacred River the most recent. Aristocracy, heiresses and social custom fill the subject list, and standalone novels sit beside the Lady Emily books.

Tasha Black has 110 books in the catalogue, from Nobody's Home (2011) to Olivia (2024). The Curse of the Alpha and Fate of the Alpha episodes appeared in 2014 and 2015. Black's series include Stargazer Alien Mail Order Brides, Alien Adoption Agency, Alien Nanny Agency, World of Tarker's Hollow, 300 Moons, Seasoned Shifters, Single Daddy Shifters and Rosethorn Valley Fae.

Tasha Suri

8 books• 4 series

Tasha Suri is a British author who previously worked as an academic librarian. The debut novel Empire of Sand (2018) took the Sydney J. Bounds Best Newcomer Award at the 2019 British Fantasy Awards, and Time placed it on a 2020 list of the 100 best fantasy books of all time. The Jasmine Throne won the World Fantasy Award for Best Novel in 2022. The Isle in the Silver Sea (2025) appeared on The New York Times list of the best romance novels of 2025. Suri's 8 catalogued books span 2018 to 2025 across the Books of Ambha and Burning Kingdoms series.

Tasmina Perry is a British novelist, journalist and magazine editor whose books have appeared in 17 countries. Wealth is her subject: socialites, celebrities, London society, aristocracy and fortune hunters fill novels from Daddy's Girls (2006) and Gold Diggers (2007) through Guilty Pleasures (2008), Original Sin (2009), Private Lives (2011), Perfect Strangers (2012) and Deep Blue Sea (2013). Perry's 28 catalogued books reach Seven Nights in St Tropez (2026), and her series are Lara Stone, Big Families and Confidential. The novels run long, a median of 472 pages.

Tate James's catalogue holds 42 books from 2017 to 2026. The first title is Elements of Mischief (2017), with Elements of Ruin, The Dragon's Wing and The Vixen's Lead in the same year. Series listed for James include Kit Davenport, Madison Kate, Hades, Hijinks Harem, Royal Trials, Guild, Valenshek Legacy, Devil's Backbone, Undercover Sinners and Wild Hunt Motorcycle Club. Peaches (2026) is the most recent title.

Tatiana De Rosnay

9 books

Family secrets and the French past drive Tatiana De Rosnay's fiction. Sarah's Key (2006) turns on the Vel' d'Hiv Roundup and the deportation of Jews under the Nazi occupation; later novels including A Secret Kept, The House I Loved, The Rain Watcher and Flowers of Darkness keep to France, secrecy and family life. De Rosnay also wrote Manderley Forever (2015), a life of Daphne du Maurier. Nine books span 2006 to 2025, closing for now with Blonde Dust.

Comedy is the register of Tawna Fenske's romance. Ponderosa Resort Romantic Comedies, Cherry Blossom Lake Romantic Comedies, Juniper Ridge, Smokejumper, Assassins in Love and the Jilted Brides Honeymoon Club supply the settings, and the For Hire run, Marine for Hire, Best Man For Hire, Fiancee For Hire, Protector for Hire, supplies the premises. Fifty-three books span 2011 to 2026, from Making Waves to Move Me.

Four series headings carry Tawny Stokes's catalogue: Demon Whisperer, Static, Hothouse and Book of Oz. The 8 books run from Demon Whisperer (2011) to Lions and Tigers and Boys (2018), with Demons of the Rich and Famous and Static also dated 2011, then Electric (2013), Ivy in Bloom and Violet Is Blue (2014) and Ghost of a Girl (2017). Stokes is the sole credit throughout, and the catalogue treats the run as likely complete.

Tawny Weber has 47 books in the catalogue, published between 2007 and 2019, with subject records citing erotic romance, romantic suspense, Navy SEALs, police, undercover operations and women scientists. Double Dare (2007) is the first title, Does She Dare? and Risque Business followed in 2008, and Navy SEAL Bodyguard (2019) is the latest. Team Poseidon, Sexy SEAL, Undercover Operatives, Enchanted Seductions, Eventfully Yours and Girlz Guide to Gettin' It are the listed series. Beth Andrews is credited on 1 book.

Tayari Jones

7 books• 1 series

Tayari Jones, born November 30, 1970, is an American author and academic best known for An American Marriage, a 2018 Oprah's Book Club selection and winner of the 2019 Women's Prize for Fiction. Jones studied at Spelman College, the University of Iowa and Arizona State University. After serving as Andrew Dickson White Professor-at-large at Cornell, Jones became Charles Howard Candler Professor of Creative Writing at Emory University. The catalogue lists 7 titles, among them Leaving Atlanta (2002), The Untelling (2005), Silver Sparrow (2011) and Kin (2026).

Taylor Adams writes suspense, with snipers, car travel and desert survival among the recorded subjects. Eyeshot (2014) opens a catalogue of six books that runs through Our Last Night (2015), No Exit (2018), Hairpin Bridge (2021) and The Last Word (2023) to Her Last Breath in 2026. Titles arrive about two and a half years apart.

Taylor Anderson is a former history professor, an artillery and firearms expert, and a re-enactor. His Destroyermen series follows the crews of the USS Walker, the USS Mahan and the USS S-19 in their fight against the Grik, and short stories extend the same fictional universe. The catalogue holds 24 books published between 2008 and 2026, opening with Into the Storm and Crusade in 2008 and reaching Fleet of Ghosts in 2026, with the Artillerymen and Corps of Discovery sequences alongside. Alternative history, naval battles, the Second World War and time travel recur as subjects. Anderson has consulted on weapons for media organisations, including the 2004 film The Alamo.

Taylor Brown, born in 1982, is an American author of Southern fiction. Eight books carry the Brown credit, from In the Season of Blood and Gold (2014) to Wolvers, dated 2026. The catalogue attaches subjects of literary fiction, the American Civil War, brigands and robbers, survival, brothers and fathers. Fallen Land (2016), The River of Kings (2017), Gods of Howl Mountain (2018), Pride of Eden (2020), Wingwalkers (2022) and Rednecks (2024) fill the run, spaced an average of 1.7 years apart. Brown continues to publish.

Taylor Caldwell

44 books• 4 series

Taylor Caldwell wrote long historical novels about families, faith and power, with physicians, statesmen, clergy and figures from the Bible among the subjects. Dynasty of Death (1938) opens both the catalogue and the Barbours and Bouchards sequence, which continues in Eagles Gather (1940) and The Final Hour (1944). Forty-four titles are catalogued, the last dated 2012, and the median book runs past 500 pages.

Taylor Hart is catalogued under romance, with 104 books published between 2014 and 2026. Happily Ever After (2014) is the earliest title, and Healed by You (2026) is the newest. Series by Taylor Hart include South Port Beach Romances, Bachelor Billionaire Romances, Jagger Family, Last Play, Hardman Brother Ranch Romances, Cross Creek Wyoming Ranch and Jewel Cove Beach Romances. Taylor Hart continues to publish.

Taylor Jade has 26 books in the catalogue, dated 2014 through 2025. My Military Hero (2014) is the earliest title and Breathe For Me (2025) the most recent. Four series carry the Jade name: Loving You, Dexter Brothers, Wolf Valley and Criminally Yours. No subject headings or page counts are on file, and Jade is recorded as an ongoing author.

Taylor Jenkins Reid is an American novelist born in 1983. The Seven Husbands of Evelyn Hugo (2017), Daisy Jones & The Six (2019), Malibu Rising (2021) and Carrie Soto Is Back (2022) are among Reid's best-known novels, and several have reached number one on the New York Times list. The catalogue runs from Forever, Interrupted (2013) to Atmosphere (2025), 11 books in all, grouped as standalone novels and short fiction. The Last Days of Vic & Coco is scheduled for 2027. Recurring subjects include marriage, grief, female friendship and self-realization.

Taylor Moore's catalogue holds four books, all of them in the Garrett Kohl series: Down Range (2021), Firestorm (2022), Ricochet (2023) and Cold Trail (2024). The novels run to around 352 pages, and Moore remains in active publication.

Taylor Rylan writes paranormal romance. The catalogue holds 78 Rylan titles published between 2017 and 2026, from My Forever, My Always (2017) to Vaughn (2026). Shifters, vampires and warlocks fill the series names: Timber Valley Wolf Pack, Honey Creek Den, Warlocks of Amherst, Vittone's Vampires, Paranormal Council Enforcers and Vampires of the Beloved Gem. The median book runs 176 pages.

Taylor Smith writes thrillers and suspense, with spy stories, the United States Central Intelligence Agency, New Mexico and Virginia recorded among the subjects. The Mariah Bolt series carries the name. Nine books run from Guilt By Silence (1995) to The Night Cafe (2008), taking in The Best Of Enemies (1997), The Innocents Club (2000) and Liar's Market (2004). All nine have a recorded length, at a median of 441 pages.

Taylor Stevens writes mystery and suspense novels. 8 catalogued books run from The Informationist (2011) to Liars' Legacy (2019). Vanessa Michael Munroe, a woman working in information and investigation, carries the first series; the Jack and Jill thrillers, Liars' Paradox (2018) and Liars' Legacy (2019), are the second. Stevens, born around 1973, is an American author who grew up in the Children of God. Kidnapping, missing persons and cults recur as subjects, and the catalogue is likely complete.

Té Russ has 60 books in the catalogue, published between 2012 and 2025. Dream Lover (2012) is the first, followed in 2013 by After the Storm, Always You and Taking Chances. Series include McAllister Family, McAllister Security, McAllister Friends, Coalton Texas Novellas, Nobles of Sweet Rapids, Four Seasons of Love, Wild Knights and In the Line of Love. The Sweetest Delivery (2025) is the newest title.

Tea Cooper's catalogue holds 18 titles published between Matilda's Freedom (2013) and The Tangled Web (2025). The titles point to period settings, The Horse Thief (2015), The Cedar Cutter (2016), The Currency Lass (2017) and The Naturalist's Daughter (2017) among them, and several books carry two names, such as Jazz Baby, also published as The House on Boundary Street. Cooper publishes about one book a year.

Motorcycle club romance is Teagan Brooks's main line, written across the Blackwings MC books and their Devil Springs and Croftridge branches, with the Kings of Anarchy MC: Hawaii and King Mountain Shifters beside them. Most titles are a single road name or nickname, Dash, Carbon, Duke, Phoenix, Copper, Judge. Twenty-three books reach Ink (2026).

Ted Allbeury, born Theodore Edward le Bouthillier Allbeury, was a British writer of espionage fiction who lived from 24 October 1917 to 4 December 2005. From 1940 to 1947 Allbeury served as an intelligence officer in the Special Operations Executive and rose to lieutenant colonel. Allbeury is thought to be the only British secret agent to parachute into Nazi Germany during the war, staying until the Allied armies arrived. During the Cold War, Allbeury was captured and tortured while running agents across the border between East and West Germany. The catalogue opens with A Choice Of Enemies (1973) and Snowball (1974), includes a title published as Richard Butler, and lists the Tad Anders series.

Ted Bell, born Theodore Augustus Bell III (July 3, 1946 – January 20, 2023), was an American suspense novelist. Bell's New York Times bestselling spy thrillers feature Lord Alexander Hawke and include Hawke (2003), Assassin (2004), Pirate (2005), Spy (2006), Warlord (2010) and Phantom (2012). Nick of Time (2000) is the first catalogued book and Warmonger (2026) the newest; Nick McIver Adventures Through Time is a second series, and time travel appears in the subjects. Before writing novels, Bell served as president and chief creative officer of the Leo Burnett Company in Chicago and later as vice chairman and worldwide creative director of Young & Rubicam.

Ted Chiang

8 books• 1 series

Ted Chiang is an American science fiction writer working mostly at short lengths. Four Nebula awards, four Hugo awards, six Locus awards and the John W. Campbell Award for Best New Writer sit against the work. The catalogue holds 8 titles, from Tower of Babylon (1990) through Hell Is the Absence of God (1998), The Merchant and the Alchemist's Gate (2007) and The Lifecycle of Software Objects (2010) to The Great Silence (2015); the collections Stories of Your Life and Others (2002) and Exhalation: Stories (2019) gather the stories. Story of Your Life supplied the basis for the film Arrival (2016). Chiang writes nonfiction for The New Yorker on computing and artificial intelligence.

Ted Conover, born in 1958, is an American author and journalist, called a master of experience-based narrative nonfiction. Conover graduated from Amherst College, held a Marshall Scholarship, and is professor emeritus and a past director of the Arthur L. Carter Journalism Institute at New York University, where he taught literary reportage, undercover reporting and the journalism of empathy. Eight books are catalogued, from Rolling Nowhere (1984) to Cheap Land Colorado (2022), including Coyotes (1987), Newjack (1999), The Routes of Man (2010) and Immersion (2016).

Christian mystery, thriller and fantasy novels make up the work of Ted Dekker, an American author born October 24, 1962, whose name is stylised TED DEKkER. Thr3e, Obsessed and the Circle Series are named in the sourced record. The catalogue holds 66 Dekker books from Heaven's Wager (2000) to Play Dead (2021), including Black, Red and White (all 2004). Listed series include Books Of Mortals, Martyr's Song, Paradise, Dream Traveler's Quest and A.D. No new title is recorded after 2021, so the catalogue lists Dekker as dormant.

The Man from O.R.G.Y. is the series most closely tied to Ted Mark. Ted Mark has 25 books listed from 1965 to 1982, beginning with The Man From O.R.G.Y. and The 9-Month Caper in 1965. The O.R.G.Y. titles continued with Back Home at the O.R.G.Y. and Come Be My O.R.G.Y. in 1968, and the Ted Mark Laugh Romp series adds comic titles such as I Was a Teeny-Bopper for the CIA. Stroke of Lightning is the last listed book.

Fly Guy, a pet fly, is Tedd Arnold's best-known creation. Arnold is an American children's writer and illustrator, born 20 January 1949 in Elmira, New York, and the Theodor Seuss Geisel Honor went to three of his books: Hi! Fly Guy! (2006), I Spy Fly Guy (2010) and Noodleheads See the Future (2018). Huggly, Noodleheads, Parts and Fly Guy Presents make up the other series, written for early readers at a median of 32 pages. The listing holds 76 titles dated 1987 to 2022.

Tee Morris has 33 books in this catalogue, published between 2002 and 2023, and the listing mixes fiction with technology writing. Morevi: The Chronicles of Rafe and Askana (2002), The Case of the Singing Sword (2004) and The Case of the Pitcher's Pendant (2008) sit beside Premiere 6.5 Power! (2002), Podcasting for Dummies (2005) and Sams Teach Yourself Twitter in 10 Minutes (2009). The subjects reflect both: steampunk fiction, secret societies, the intelligence service and London on one side, podcasting, webcasting, blogs and Twitter on the other. Ministry of Peculiar Occurrences, Verity Fitzroy and the Ministry Seven, Morevi and Billibub Baddings are the series recorded. Pip Ballantine is credited on 2 titles, and Jack Mangan, Phil Rossi, P.C. Haring, Dan Rabarts, Kreg Steppe and Michael Spence on one each.

Tee O'Fallon has 15 catalogued books from Burnout (2016) to Exacting Vengeance (2026). Four series are listed: Federal K-9, NYPD Blue & Gold, K-9 Special Ops and FBI Strike Force. Disavowed (2017) and Lock 'N' Load (2018) come early in the run, followed by Armed 'N' Ready (2019), Dark 'N' Deadly (2019), Trap 'N' Trace (2020) and Serve 'N' Protect (2021). Blood Money, Honor 'N' Duty and Tough Justice all carry 2022 dates. O'Fallon is still publishing.

Witches and murder run together across Tegan Maher's ten series, Witches of Keyhole Lake first among them. Maher's 73 catalogued books open with Sweet Murder (2017) and reach Magic and Murder (2026), with Bloody Mary Banshee scheduled for 2027. Haunted Lodge Cozy Mysteries, Gulf Coast Reaper Mysteries, Enchanted Coast Magical Mystery, Paranormal Artifacts and Southern Soul Hunter follow. Seven titles appeared in 2018 alone, and the pace has held near ten books a year.

Tehlor Kay Mejia is an American author. Mejia is best known for Miss Meteor (2020), We Set the Dark on Fire (2019), We Unleash the Merciless Storm (2020) and Lucha of the Night Forest (2023). Thirteen titles are catalogued through Lucha of the Forgotten Spring (2025), including the Paola Santiago series and Cash Delgado is Living the Dream (2024). Recorded subjects include dystopias, social classes, marriage and secrets, in children's fiction.

Teju Cole

9 books• 1 series

Teju Cole, born 27 June 1975, is a Nigerian American writer, photographer and art historian. Cole's work takes in the novella Every Day Is for the Thief, the novel Open City, the essay collection Known and Strange Things, the photobook Punto d'Ombra and a second novel, Tremor. Critics have described that work as opening a new path in African literature. The catalogue holds 9 books dated 2007 to 2024, among them Blind Spot (2017), Black Paper and Golden Apple of the Sun (2021), Human Archipelago (2022) and Pharmakon (2024). Catalogue subjects record photography, race, identity and New York.

Tell Cotten has 12 books catalogued from 2012 to 2019, and Landon Saga is the listed series. Confessions of a Gunfighter (2012) is the first title, followed by Entwined Paths (2013). Cooper, Rondo, Lee and Yancy appeared between 2014 and 2015. Fastest Gun Around (2016) and Midway (2017) are later titles, and A Conversation With Doc (2019) is the last.

Tendai Huchu

9 books• 2 series

Tendai Huchu, born in 1982, is a Zimbabwean author who also publishes as T.L. Huchu. The reputation rests on The Hairdresser of Harare (2010), The Maestro, the Magistrate and the Mathematician (2014) and the Edinburgh Nights series, which the catalogue records under this name. Nine books are listed in all, reaching When Two Sorcerers Collide (2025), and the run takes in HostBods (2014), The Library of the Dead (2021), Our Lady of Mysterious Ailments (2022) and The Legacy of Arniston House (2024). Subjects record ghosts, magic, the supernatural, secret societies and Africa.

Tennessee Williams

67 books• 2 series

Tennessee Williams was the pen name of Thomas Lanier Williams III (26 March 1911 to 25 February 1983), an American playwright and screenwriter. Williams is considered, with Eugene O'Neill and Arthur Miller, one of the three foremost American playwrights of the 20th century. After a first play in 1930, Williams gained wide attention in 1944 with The Glass Menagerie, followed by A Streetcar Named Desire (1947), Cat on a Hot Tin Roof (1955), Sweet Bird of Youth (1959) and The Night of the Iguana (1961). The catalogue holds 67 books, from Candles to the Sun (1936) through Battle of Angels (1940) and 27 Wagons Full of Cotton and Other Plays (1945). Subjects include American drama and short stories.

Tera Lynn Childs writes fantasy for children and teenagers, drawing on Greek mythology. Oh. My. Gods. (2008) opens the catalogue and its own series, continuing with Goddess Boot Camp (2009) and Goddess in Time (2013); the Fins books begin with Forgive My Fins (2010) and put mermaids at the centre, and the Medusa Girls follow triplets from Sweet Venom (2011). Darkly Fae and City Chicks complete five series. Twenty-eight titles are catalogued, the newest being Never Say Hero (2022).

Terah Shelton Harris has three catalogued books. One Summer in Savannah (2023) opens the run, Long After We Are Gone followed in 2024, and Where the Wildflowers Grow is dated 2026. Harris is actively publishing.

Terence Faherty, born 1954, is an American writer of mystery novels. Two detective sequences organise the catalogue, Owen Keane Mystery and Scott Elliott Mystery, and both Owen Keane and Scott Elliott are recorded as fictitious characters. Private investigators, murder, the motion picture industry, legal material, Indiana, New Jersey and Hollywood sit among the subjects. The 24 books run from Deadstick (1991) to The Cardboard Box (2019), with Live To Regret (1992), The Lost Keats (1993) and Die Dreaming (1994) early in the sequence. The median book is 250 pages.

Terence Strong writes thrillers, with 18 catalogued books starting from Whisper Who Dares (1982). Listed subjects include terrorism, veterans, drug traffic, war and military, the Yugoslav War and Africa. Dragonplague (1988), Conflict of Lions (1990), White Viper (1996) and The Fifth Hostage (1997) are among the titles. The catalogue lists books up to 2025 and marks Terence Strong as ongoing.

The Advocate series is Teresa Burrell's main line, opening with The Advocate in 2009 and running to The Advocate's Ultimatum in 2026. Thirty catalogued books carry the Burrell name in total, with the Tuper Mystery series and the Gaspar books alongside. Women lawyers and women sleuths are the recurring figures, and missing persons and siblings the recurring subjects. Burrell continues to publish.

Teresa Driscoll writes suspense and thrillers about missing persons, stalkers, cold cases and family secrets. The catalogue lists 11 books from Moments (2013) to What Have I Done? (2026). I Am Watching You (2017), The Friend (2018), Her Perfect Family (2021) and Close Your Eyes (2025) are among the titles. PI Matthew Hill is the named series, alongside standalone novels and a short story.

Teresa J. Reasor writes romantic suspense, with romance and suspense thrillers listed as the catalogue subjects. The 32 books run from 2007 to 2022, opening with Highland Moonlight (2007) and Captive Hearts (2007) and closing with Hot SEAL, Open Arms (2022); Breaking Free (2011), Breaking Through (2012), Breaking Away (2013) and Building Ties (2014) fall between. SEAL Team Heartbreakers, To Capture A Highlander's Heart, Superstition and Have Wand, Will Travel are the series recorded, and no title has been added since 2022.

Teresa Marrone writes cookbooks and field guides, and lives in Minneapolis, Minnesota. Marrone is active in the local food scene there and has written food profiles and features for magazines. The catalogue holds 21 titles published between 1987 and 2020, from Dressing & Cooking Wild Game (1987) to Mushrooms of the Upper Midwest (2020). Recorded subjects are cooking, nature, mushrooms, outdoor cookery and maple syrup, and the series in the listing are Foraging Cook, Wild Berries & Fruits Identification Guides, Mushroom Guides and Northern Plate.

Teresa Medeiros wrote historical romance, much of it set in Scotland. Lady of Conquest (1989) opens a catalogue of 24 titles closing with My Sweet Darling (2019), across series including Brides of the Highlands, Brides of Legend, the Lennox Family Magic books, Kincaid Highland and the Fairleigh Sisters. Medeiros worked as a nurse and wrote her first novel at 21; she has won the PRISM Award twice and the Waldenbooks Award twice, and is a charter member of the Romance Writers of America Honor Roll. Clans, pirates and vampires appear among the subject tags.

Romance, paranormal romance and suspense make up Teresa Mummert's recorded subjects, which also list vampires, rock groups, trailer camps and Georgia. Mummert has 25 catalogued books dated 2011 to 2024, from Kat's Tale (2011) to American Monster (2024). The White Trash Trilogy and Undying Love Vampire are the two series in the listing, and the catalogue also carries writing guides such as Bleed Ink: A Self-Publishing Guide (2013).

Teresa Slack writes historical fiction. The catalogue holds 10 books dated between 2023 and 2025, and every one takes a woman's given name as its title: Bridget, Carrie, Eliza, Katie, Marianne and Rennie in 2023, Amelia, Rachael and Scarlett in 2024, and Candace in 2025. Slack is credited alone on all 10. The catalogue records no series grouping for the run, and Slack remains actively publishing.

Teresa Southwick's 76 catalogued books run from Reckless River (1994) to A Matchmaker's Challenge (2020), with the 2000s the most productive decade. Catalogue subjects include contemporary and western romance, physicians, nurses, nannies, single mothers and Montana. Series include Men of Mercy Medical, Bachelors of Blackwater Lake, Marchetti Siblings, Destiny, Texas, Buy-A-Guy, Nanny Network and Brothers of Bha'Khar. Southwick was born in California and writes contemporary and historical romance novels.

Teri Terry is a French-born author who has also worked as a lawyer and an optometrist. Terry grew up mostly in Canada and has lived in the UK since 2004. The catalogue lists 17 books, opening with Slated (2012), and Slated is also the name of Terry's series. Fractured (2013), Shattered (2014), Contagion (2019) and Dark Blue Rising (2020) are among the others. The Birthday Party (2026) is the newest. Listed subjects include virtual reality, twins, sisters and the supernatural.

Teri Wilson is a romance writer whose 49 catalogued books span 2008 to 2026. Catalogue subjects cover contemporary, Christian, paranormal and holiday romance, plus rodeos, Christmas stories and London. Series include Wilde Hearts, Lovestruck, Vermont, Drake Diamonds, Comfort Paws, Rodeo Royalty, Turtle Beach and Love, Unveiled. Do You Hear What I Hear? (2008) is the first listed title, Unleashing Mr. Darcy appeared in 2013, and An Alaskan K-9 Blessing (2026) is the newest.

Teri Woods is an American novelist from Philadelphia who works in urban fiction. True to the Game (1998) is the first book: after six years of rejections, Woods had copies printed and sold them to booksellers directly, then founded Teri Woods Publishing. The 15 catalogued titles take in the Dutch Trilogy, from Dutch (2003) to Dutch II: Angel's Revenge (2005), plus the Deadly Reigns books and two further True to the Game sequels. Subjects cover drug dealers, organised crime and African American life in Philadelphia.

Terrence McCauley writes westerns and thrillers. Intelligence officers, undercover operations, terrorism and biological weapons all appear in the subjects recorded against the books, alongside historical settings. The catalogue holds 25 titles from Prohibition (2012) to The Twilight Town (2025). Sheriff Aaron Mackey, Jeremiah Halstead, James Hicks, Charlie Doherty and Dallas '63 are the series under the McCauley name, with Trail Drive and Sundown Riders in the character records.

Terri Anne Browning writes contemporary romance. The Rocker books head the catalogue, running from The Rocker Who Holds Me (2013) through The Rocker Who Loves Me and The Rocker Who Savors Me, both 2013, to The Rocker Who Cherishes Me (2014). Ninety-four books are catalogued between 2012 and 2026, opening with Safe Haven: Reese (2012) and reaching Her Angel: Elias (2026). Ten series are listed, among them Angel's Halo MC, Angels Halo MC Next Gen, Rockers' Legacy, Tainted Knights, Vitucci Mafiosos and Sons of the Underground.

Terri Blackstock's catalogue holds 78 books published between 1984 and 2021, beginning with Blue Fire (1984), issued under the name Terri Herrington. Recorded subjects place the work in Christian fiction, mystery and detective writing, romantic suspense, and stories of sisters and of mothers and daughters. Series in the listing include Newpointe 911, Sun Coast Chronicles, Cape Refuge and If I Run. Three titles also carry a credit for Tracy Hughes. No new book has been catalogued since Aftermath (2021).