Authors whose first name starts with T, page 4 of 5

Todd Ritter is an American thriller novelist who also publishes under the names Riley Sager and Alan Finn. The Kat Campbell series opens with Death Notice (2010) and continues in Bad Moon (2011) and Devil's Night (2013). A fourth catalogued title, Things Half in Shadow (2014), appeared as Alan Finn. Policewomen, women police chiefs, sheriffs, small cities and missing persons are the recorded subjects.

Tom Abrahams is the author of 55 catalogued books, beginning with Sedition (2012) and reaching Desperate Measures (2026), with Hunger & Hope due in 2027. Series include Alt Apocalypse, Prepper, Prepper Nation, Prepper Aftermath, Pilgrimage, Spaceman Chronicles, Scourge, Jackson Quick Adventure and Political Conspiracy. The Perseid Collapse: Advent, Crossing and Refuge all appeared in 2015.

Tom Bradby, born 13 January 1967, is a British journalist and novelist, known as the presenter of ITV's News at Ten. Bradby served as ITV News Political Editor between 2005 and 2015 and hosted the debate programme The Agenda with Tom Bradby from 2012 to 2016. Ten novels are catalogued, from Shadow Dancer (1998) to Yesterday's Spy (2022), the Kate Henderson books among them, with terrorism, Northern Ireland and politics supplying the subject matter. No new Bradby novel has been recorded since 2022.

Tom Cain is the pen name of Diana Thomas, an English journalist and author. The Samuel Carver thrillers make up the whole catalogue: The Accident Man (2007), No Survivors, also issued as The Survivor (2008), Assassin (2009), Dictator (2010), Carver (2011) and Revenger (2012). Subjects cover soldiers of fortune, terrorism and traffic accidents, and the novels run to a median of 400 pages.

Tom Clancy

72 books• 9 series

Tom Clancy, born Thomas Leo Clancy Jr. on April 12, 1947 and dead on October 1, 2013, was an American writer of techno-thrillers, a form that carries technical detail about espionage and military science. An insurance agent before publishing, Clancy debuted with The Hunt for Red October in 1984. The Ryanverse books follow Jack Ryan, an analyst with the Central Intelligence Agency. Subjects across the listing include terrorism, suspense and espionage. The catalogue carries 72 titles under the Clancy name dated 1984 to 2023, with Bill McCay, Grant Blackwood and Peter Telep credited on one or two each.

Tom Clavin writes narrative history and biography. Baseball supplies Roger Maris (2010) and Gil Hodges (2012); golf supplies The Ryder Cup (1999) and Sir Walter (2005); the Second World War and the United States Marine Corps supply Halsey's Typhoon (2007), The Last Stand of Fox Company (2008) and Last Men Out (2011). Clavin also writes the Frontier Lawmen books. Thirty-four catalogued titles reach The Phantom (2026).

Key West photographer Alex Rutledge carries Tom Corcoran's mystery novels, which sit beside a second strand of books on classic Ford Mustangs and muscle cars. 22 catalogued titles run from the Mustang '64 1/2-'70 Restoration Guide (1992) to A Step Beyond Chaos (2022), with The Mango Opera (1998), Gumbo Limbo (1999) and Bone Island Mambo (2001) among the fiction. Alex Rutledge Mystery is the one series. Corcoran, born in 1943, died in 2023, and no new title has appeared since 2022.

Tom Fletcher writes children's books, most of them picture books in rhyme. Thirty titles are catalogued between The Dinosaur that Pooped Christmas (2012) and There's a Bunny in Your Book (2026). The Dinosaur that Pooped series carries much of the early list, with The Dinosaur that Pooped a Planet! (2013), The Dinosaur that Pooped the Past! (2014) and The Dinosaur that Pooped the Bed! (2015) among them; The Christmasaurus (2016), The Creakers (2017), the Who's In Your Book? picture books and Eve of Man follow. Fletcher is an English musician and songwriter, born in 1985, who founded the band McFly and has written ten UK number one singles. The median book runs 32 pages.

Tom Fowler's thriller and mystery output in the catalogue begins with The Reluctant Detective (2017) and reaches A Killer View (2026). C.T. Ferguson and John Tyler are the listed series, with a C.T. Ferguson line of short stories and novellas as well. Already Guilty, Blood on Canvas, Land of the Brave, The Confessional, The Unknown Devil and The Workers of Iniquity all date from 2018, and A March from Innocence followed in 2019. Thrillers, espionage and mystery are the subjects.

Tom Hanks

2 books

Tom Hanks is an American actor and filmmaker who has also published books. Two titles are catalogued: Uncommon Type: Some Stories (2017) and The Making of Another Major Motion Picture Masterpiece (2023), six years apart. Two Academy Awards, seven Emmy Awards and four Golden Globe Awards sit against Hanks's screen work, along with the 2002 AFI Life Achievement Award, a Kennedy Center Honor in 2014 and the Presidential Medal of Freedom two years after that. No third book has been recorded since 2023.

Tom Harper writes historical thrillers and adventure fiction, with the Crusades, emperors, missing persons and private investigation among the recorded subjects. Twelve books are catalogued between 2003 and 2015, at a median of 400 pages: The Mosaic of Shadows (2003), Knights of the Cross (2006), Siege Of Heaven (2006), The Lost Temple (2007), The Book of Secrets (2009), The Lazarus Vault (2010), Secrets of the Dead (2011), The Orpheus Descent (2013), The Twelfth Tablet (2013), Polar Vortex (2014) and Black River (2015). Three series are recorded: Demetrios Askiates, Zodiac Station and a set of Edwin Thomas short stories and novellas.

Murder names nearly every book Tom Hindle has written. A Fatal Crossing (2022) opens the catalogue, followed by The Murder Game (2023), Murder on Lake Garda (2024), Death in the Arctic (2025) and A Killer in Paradise (2026), with Death in the Dunes dated 2027. Six titles are catalogued, and each stands on its own.

Tom Holt, born Thomas Charles Louis Holt on 13 September 1961, is a British novelist who also writes fantasy as K. J. Parker. The catalogue lists 57 books under the Holt name, from Lucia in Wartime (1985) and Lucia Triumphant (1986) to The Eight Reindeer of the Apocalypse (2023). Recorded subjects include humorous fantasy, and titles include Expecting Someone Taller (1987), Who's Afraid Of Beowulf? (1988), Goatsong (1989) and Flying Dutch (1991). Series include J. W. Wells & Co., YouSpace and Walled Orchard.

Tom Kratman, born in 1956, is an American military science fiction author and a retired United States Army officer. A Desert Called Peace is the central series, starting in 2007 and taking in Carnifex, The Lotus Eaters, The Amazon Legion and Come and Take Them; the Countdown books form a second. Soldiers, mercenaries, terrorism and imagined wars are the subjects, and the novels are long at around 524 pages. Kratman wrote three books with John Ringo in the Legacy of the Aldenata series, and his work carries right-wing politics openly. Twenty titles are catalogued, reaching For the Eternal Glory of Rome in 2026.

Tom Lowe writes crime thrillers set in Florida. Sean O'Brien is the recurring character, and the Paul Marcus and Elizabeth Monroe sequences run alongside. Twenty-six books are catalogued between 2009 and 2025, from A False Dawn (2009) to The Alibi (2025), taking in The 24th Letter (2010), The Butterfly Forest (2011), The Black Bullet (2012), Blood of Cain (2013), Black River (2014), Cemetery Road (2015), A Murder of Crows (2016) and Wrath (2017). Serial murders, criminal investigation, the Ocala National Forest and Miami run through the subjects. Lowe is still publishing.

Tom Perrotta

15 books• 3 series

Tom Perrotta, born Thomas R. Perrotta on August 13, 1961, is an American novelist and screenwriter. Election (1998) and Little Children (2004) are Perrotta's best-known novels, and both became films nominated for Academy Awards; Perrotta and Todd Field co-wrote the 2006 Little Children screenplay, which earned an Oscar nomination for Best Adapted Screenplay. The Leftovers (2011) became an HBO series co-created by Perrotta and Damon Lindelof. The catalogue opens with Bad Haircut: Stories of the Seventies (1994) and includes The Wishbones (1997), Joe College (2000) and The Abstinence Teacher (2007), with Ghost Town (2026) the newest. Tracy Flick is the listed series, and New Jersey and suburban life appear in the subjects.

Tom Rob Smith

6 books• 1 series

Tom Rob Smith, born in 1979, is an English author, screenwriter and producer. Child 44 (2008) made his name, a novel about an investigation into child murders in the Soviet Union, later adapted into a film of the same title. Leo Demidov returns in two sequels, The Secret Speech (2009) and Agent 6 (2011). The Farm (2014) was Smith's first standalone novel, followed by London Spy (2016) and Cold People (2023); six books stand in the catalogue and none since.

Tom Robbins

13 books• 1 series

Comic satire is what Tom Robbins wrote. Another Roadside Attraction (1971) opens the catalogue, followed by Even Cowgirls Get the Blues (1976), Still Life with Woodpecker (1980), Jitterbug Perfume (1984) and Skinny Legs and All (1990). Picaresque plots and American humour run through them. Thirteen titles are catalogued, ending with Tibetan Peach Pie in 2014.

Tom Ryan appears in the catalogue with young adult and children's fiction, under subjects such as gay teenagers, high school students, proms, friendship, summer and adventure. Titles include Way to Go (2012), Tag Along (2013) and Pop Quiz (2017). Treasure Hunters Club is the series listed for Tom Ryan, and the newest title is Return to Breakneck Island (2026).

Tom Sharpe was an English satirical novelist who lived from 1928 to 2013. Riotous Assembly (1971) opens 17 catalogued books ending with The Wilt Inheritance (2010). The Wilt novels, Porterhouse Blue (1974) and Blott on the Landscape (1975) are the best known, and all three reached television. South Africa and England both appear among the settings, with college teachers, comedy and satire running through the subjects.

Tom Threadgill writes suspense thrillers across two series. The Jeremy Winter books come first, in Coming of Winter (2018), Dead of Winter (2019) and Winter's Fury (2019), and Amara Alvarez follows in Collision of Lies (2020) and Network of Deceit (2021). Five books in total, at a median of 334 pages. Threadgill has published nothing new since 2021.

Tom Turner is filed under mystery, with 34 catalogued books. The list opens with Palm Beach Nasty (2015) and reaches Palm Beach Gossip Queen (2026), with Palm Beach Poison (2016) and Palm Beach Bones (2017) in between. Named series are the Charlie Crawford Mystery, Nick Janzek Charleston Mysteries, Savannah and Matt Braddock Delray Beach. Charleston Buzz Kill (2019) and Killing Time in Charleston (2019) are also in the list.

Tom Wolfe

18 books

Tom Wolfe wrote about American social life, status and popular culture, first as a reporter and later as a novelist. The Kandy-Kolored Tangerine-Flake Streamline Baby (1965) and The Electric Kool-Aid Acid Test (1968) sit early in a catalogue of 18 books, alongside Radical Chic, The New Journalism and The Painted Word. The catalogue closed in 2016 with The Kingdom of Speech.

Tom Wood is the pseudonym of Tom Hinshelwood, a British thriller novelist. Studiocanal acquired the rights to The Hunter, the first Wood book published. The catalogue lists 16 books from 2010 to 2026, starting with The Hunter / The Killer and running to No Good Deed (2026). Victor the Assassin is the series on file, and subjects include assassins, the CIA, London and Europe. Other listed titles include The Enemy (2012), The Game (2013) and The Darkest Day (2015).

Tomi Adeyemi

6 books• 2 series

Tomi Adeyemi, born August 1, 1993, is an American writer and creative writing coach. Children of Blood and Bone (2018) opened the Legacy of Orïsha trilogy, debuted at number 1 on The New York Times Best Sellers List, and won the 2018 Andre Norton Award, the 2019 Waterstones Book Prize and the 2019 Lodestar Award. Children of Virtue and Vengeance (2019) and Children of Anguish and Anarchy (2024) are also catalogued, among 6 books through The Siren (2026). Adeyemi was on the Forbes 30 Under 30 list in 2019 and the TIME 100 in 2020.

Tommy Orange

2 books

Tommy Orange has published two novels, There There (2018) and Wandering Stars (2024). A citizen of the Cheyenne and Arapaho Tribes of Oklahoma, born and living in Oakland, California, Orange writes about Native American life in the city, powwows and the relationships that hold people together. There There was a finalist for the 2019 Pulitzer Prize for Fiction and took the 2019 American Book Award, and Orange received a MacArthur Foundation Fellowship in October 2025.

Toni Aleo writes contemporary romance. Sixty-two books are catalogued, opening with Taking Shots (2011) and reaching Love Locked In (2026). The series are Nashville Assassins, Bellevue Bullies, IceCats, Knoxville Bears, Beer League Belles, Taking Risks, Patchwork, Spring Grove and Holiday Ridge, with Next Generation runs following on from the Assassins and the Bullies.

Toni Anderson writes romantic suspense, with 34 books in the catalogue beginning with Her Sanctuary (2009). Cold Rage (2026) is the newest release and Cold Touch is scheduled for 2027. Anderson's series include Cold Justice: Most Wanted, Cold Justice: The Negotiators, Her, East Coast of Scotland and Barkley Sound. Policewomen, divers, murder and Vancouver, British Columbia turn up in the subject headings.

Toni Blake writes romance. Thirty-four books are catalogued, from Hotbed Honey, also published as The Weekend Wife, in 2000 through to The Summer of Lost and Found in 2026. The Red Diary (2004), In Your Wildest Dreams (2005), Swept Away (2006), Letters to a Secret Lover (2008), One Reckless Summer (2009) and Sugar Creek (2010) sit inside the run, and the Rose Brothers and Box series are the two named sequences.

Forensic geology is the ground Toni Dwiggins's thrillers stand on. The series of that name opened with Badwater in 2011 and continued through Volcano Watch (2012), Quicksilver (2013), Skeleton Sea (2015), River Run (2019) and Lands End (2023), with geologists reading evidence in California landscapes and around volcanoes. The earlier Interrupt (1993) turns on computer crime. Seven titles make up the catalogue.

Toni Morrison

46 books• 11 series

Toni Morrison, born Chloe Ardelia Wofford (1931-2019), was an American novelist and editor and the 1993 Nobel laureate in Literature. The Bluest Eye (1970) was Morrison's first novel. Song of Solomon (1977) won the National Book Critics Circle Award, and Beloved (1987) won the Pulitzer Prize in 1988. Sula (1973) and Recitatif (1983) are further works. Morrison grew up in Lorain, Ohio, and earned a B.A. in English at Howard University in 1953. The catalogue lists 46 books, including non-fiction, plays and short fiction, with Language as Liberation dated 2026.

Toni Shiloh writes Christian contemporary romance, tagged clean and wholesome and African American and Black romance. The catalogue lists 35 books from A Life to Live (2015) to Anchor Cove (2026). Returning Home (2017), Grace Restored (2018), A Proxy Wedding (2020) and The Price of Dreams (2020) come in between. Series include Maple Run, Freedom Lake, Lewis Family, Faith & Fortune and Love in the Spotlight.

Navajo country supplies both the setting and the subject of Tony Hillerman's mysteries, which follow reservation police and the investigators Joe Leaphorn and Jim Chee. Hillerman's 34 catalogued books start with The Blessing Way (1970) and close in 2023. Alongside the novels sit essay collections and non-fiction on New Mexico and the Rio Grande, plus short stories and a children's title. The 1990s were the peak decade, and the catalogue is now dormant.

Tony J. Forder writes crime fiction across three series: DI Bliss, DS Royston Chase and the Mike Lynch books. 21 catalogued titles run from Bad to the Bone (2017) to The Stonemason's Song (2025), taking in Scream Blue Murder (2017), The Scent of Guilt (2018), The Death of Justice (2019), The Reach of Shadows (2019) and Bliss Uncovered (2020). The median Forder book runs to 343 pages, and Forder remains actively publishing.

Tony Kent writes legal and conspiracy thrillers. Killer Intent (2018) opens the series of that name, followed by Marked for Death (2019), Power Play (2020), No Way To Die (2022) and The Shadow Network (2024). Five books are catalogued. Assassination attempts, conspiracies, murder investigation and women journalists recur as subjects, and Kent is actively publishing.

Tony Park, born in 1964, is an Australian author of thrillers and non-fiction who has worked as a newspaper reporter, a public relations consultant and a government press secretary, and served 34 years in the Australian Army Reserve including a six-month tour in Afghanistan in 2002 as a public affairs officer. Africa is the setting for most of his fiction: Far Horizon (2004) opens a catalogue of 29 titles, and safari guides, poachers and the Second World War recur as subjects. King of Beasts (2026) is the newest title.

Tony Parsons is an English journalist, broadcaster and author, born in 1953, who started out writing about punk for the New Musical Express. Parsons went on to the Daily Telegraph, then spent 18 years at the Daily Mirror, and has written a column for The Sun since September 2013. Man and Boy (1999) is the novel the name is attached to first. Thirty books are catalogued from 1978 to 2025, opening with The Boy Looked at Johnny: The Obituary of Rock and Roll (1978) and reaching Murder for Busy People (2025). Six groupings are catalogued, among them Max Wolfe, Harry Silver, standalone novels and non-fiction. Rock music, popular culture and London crime carry the list.

Tonya Burrows writes military romantic suspense. HORNET is the anchor series, with Wilde Security, Wilde Security Worldwide, Valor Ridge, Edge Ops, D.I.E. Squadron, Northern Rescue, Redwood Coast Rescue, Outlaw Recovery and HORNET: Class Alpha around it. Paramilitary teams, hostage negotiation, marines, snipers and post-traumatic stress supply the plots, with women artists and photographers among the recurring figures. SEAL of Honor (2013) opens a catalogue of 40 books reaching 2027, at a median 350 pages, with Wilde and Dangerous scheduled for 2027.

Tonya Kappes writes mysteries with women sleuths, and the catalogue lists 176 Kappes books from Bead of Doubt (2011) to Feasts, Fifth Wheels, & Felonies (2026), with A Deadly Hissy Fit due in 2027. The series include Camper & Criminals Cozy, Killer Coffee, Magical Cures Mysteries, Kenni Lowry, Ghostly Southern Mysteries, Mail Carrier Cozy Mysteries, Maisie Doss Mysteries and Olivia Davis Paranormal Mysteries. Murder investigations, ghosts, magic, Kentucky and small business are among the tagged subjects.

Torey Hayden, born Victoria Lynn Hayden in Livingston, Montana in 1951, is a special education teacher and university lecturer. Hayden writes non-fiction built from her own experience teaching and counselling children with special needs, and fiction alongside it. One Child (1980) opens a catalogue of 17 books that closes with The Invisible Girl (2021), taking in Somebody Else's Kids (1981), Ghost Girl (1991), The Tiger's Child (1995) and Beautiful Child (2002). Autism, Tourette syndrome, sexual abuse, fetal alcohol syndrome and elective mutism, her specialism, are among the subjects. The Sheila sequence is the one series catalogued, and nothing new has appeared since 2021.

Lily Wong, the ninja of the titles, leads Tori Eldridge's first thriller series, which opens with The Ninja Daughter (2019) and continues through The Ninja's Blade, The Ninja Betrayed and The Ninja's Oath. A second series follows Ranger Makalani Pahukula, taking in Kaua'i Storm (2025) and Hawai'i Rage (2026). Seven books are catalogued, Dance Among the Flames (2022) among them.

Tormod Cockburn has 13 catalogued books published between 2022 and 2026, in two series: Mysterious Scotland and Shadow Castles. The run opens with four 2022 titles, The Bone Trap, The Ness Deception, The Stone Cypher and The Strange Destiny of Horses, and continues through The Ice Covenant, This Emerald Veil and This Jagged Way (2023), Dark Sayings and The Crystal Armour (2024) and The Caledonia Regression (2025). These Troubled Stones (2026) is the newest.

Torquil MacLeod writes Swedish crime fiction in English. Inspector Anita Sundström works murders, missing persons and cold cases in Malmö across most of the catalogue, and the titles alliterate on the city: Meet Me in Malmö (2010), Murder in Malmö, Midnight in Malmö, Menace in Malmö, Malice in Malmö, Mourning in Malmö, Mammon in Malmö and Myth in Malmö (2025). The Jack Flyford Misadventures make up the second series. Twelve books in total.

Tosca Lee

10 books• 2 series

Tosca Lee, born in 1969, is an American author of historical novels and thrillers, several of them retelling biblical history. Demon (2007) opens the catalogue, and Havah (2008), Iscariot (2013) and Sheba / The Legend of Sheba (2014) follow that line, taking in angels, demonology and spiritual warfare. The Progeny (2016) and Firstborn (2017) make up Descendants of the House of Bathory, and The Line Between (2019) and A Single Light (2019) a second series. Ten books reach The Long March Home (2023), at a median of 350 pages.

Toshikazu Kawaguchi

6 books• 1 series

Before the Coffee Gets Cold (2015) opens Toshikazu Kawaguchi's series, in which a café and time travel recur. Six catalogued books follow through to Before I Knew I Loved You (2024), among them Tales from the Café (2022), Before Your Memory Fades (2022) and Before We Say Goodbye (2023). Magical realism, families and friendship run through the subjects.

Tove Alsterdal is a Swedish crime writer who also works as a journalist, playwright and screenwriter, and has won both the Best Swedish Crime Novel Award and the Glass Key. Four books are catalogued: The Forgotten Dead (2009), Låt mig ta din hand (2014), We Know You Remember, also listed as Rotvälta (2020), and You Will Never Be Found (2021). High Coast is the named series, and the novels are long, at a median of 474 pages.

Tove Jansson

74 books• 2 series

Tove Jansson created the Moomins. Jansson was a Finland-Swedish author, comic strip artist, painter and illustrator who lived from 1914 to 2001, studied art in Helsinki, Stockholm and Paris between 1930 and 1938, and held a first solo exhibition in 1943. Seventy-four books are catalogued from The Moomins and the Great Flood (1945) to Little My (2024), among them Comet in Moominland (1946), Finn Family Moomintroll (1948), Moominsummer Madness (1954), Moominland Midwinter (1957), Tales from Moominvalley (1962) and Moominpappa at Sea (1965). Comics, picture books and translations fill much of the list, at a median of 76 pages, with Moominland named among the subject headings.

Tracey Garvis Graves writes contemporary romance and women's fiction. Ten books are catalogued between 2011 and 2024, opening with On the Island (2011), which gives one series its name, and continuing through Covet (2013), Uncharted (2013), Cherish (2014), Every Time I Think of You (2014), Heart-Shaped Hack (2015), White-Hot Hack (2016), The Girl He Used to Know (2019) and Heard It in a Love Song (2021) to The Trail of Lost Hearts (2024). Kate and Ian is the second series. An aircraft accident, a deserted island, survival, cancer and autism sit in the subject index. Graves is American, born in 1967, and worked as a journalist.

Tracey Lange writes family novels about Irish American households. Three books are catalogued: We Are the Brennans (2021), The Connellys of County Down (2023) and What Happened to the McCrays? (2025), each titled for the family at its centre. Catholic family life is the recurring subject, and the novels run near 288 pages.

Traci Hall writes cozy mysteries and romance across 54 catalogued books. A Scottish Shire Mystery is the current series, reaching Murder at a Scottish Halloween in 2026, and the Irish Castle Mysteries, Riley Harper Mysteries and Cider Falls Orchard Mysteries sit beside it. The earlier work, from Rhiannon: Goddess In Training (2006) onward, runs to witchcraft, knights and historical romance.

Traci Hunter Abramson writes romantic and Christian suspense, drawing on Navy SEALs, special operations, witness protection and competitive swimming, with Mormon life among its subjects. The Saint Squad heads her series, and Falcon Point Suspense, Dream's Edge, Luke Steele and Pen & Dagger sit beside it. Fifty-six catalogued books run from Undercurrents (2004) to Treasures of Falcon Point in 2026.

Traci Wilton writes the Salem B&B Mystery series, cozy paranormal mysteries with an amateur woman sleuth. Mrs. Morris and the Ghost (2019) opens a run of 10 books whose titles work through a witch, a sorceress, a vampire, a wolfman and a mermaid, arriving at Mrs. Morris and the Day of the Dead (2025). Wilton continues the series.

Tracie Delaney has 43 books catalogued, starting in 2017 with titles that include Grand Slam, Losing Game, Mismatch and Winning Ace. Series include Winning Ace, Brook Brothers, Kingcaid Billionaires, Rogues, Intrepid Bodyguard, De Vil Dynasty, O'Reilly Brotherhood and Full Velocity. The Devil's Lair appeared in 2026, and The Devil's Escape is set for 2027.

Tracie Peterson, born 1959, writes Christian fiction, mostly historical novels carrying romance and faith themes. Peterson used the pen name Janelle Jamison early on and has written joint novels with other Christian authors; Bethany House publishes many of the titles. Several Peterson series feature Harvey Girls, the waitstaff of the Fred Harvey Company. The catalogue lists 153 books from A Kingdom Divided (1991) to Devoted to Love (2026), across series such as Heirs of Montana, Westward Chronicles, Ribbons West, Yukon Quest, Shannon Saga and Desert Roses. Peterson lives in Montana and runs Peterson Ink with husband Jim.

Regency England supplies Tracy Anne Warren's ground. Twenty catalogued books run from The Husband Trap (2006) to Bedchamber Games (2017), grouped into the Byrons of Braebourne, the Trap Trilogy, the Mistress Trilogy and the Rakes of Cavendish Square. Arranged marriages, princesses and historical romance fill the subject list. Nothing has followed since 2017.

Tracy Borman is an English historian who writes royal history alongside historical fiction. Elizabeth's Women (2009), a group portrait of the women around Elizabeth I, is her best known book, and Thomas Cromwell (2014), The Private Lives of the Tudors (2016) and Henry VIII and the Men Who Made Him (2018) follow. The Frances Gorges trilogy, opening with The King's Witch (2018), is her fiction. Borman became Chancellor of Bishop Grosseteste University in Lincoln in July 2022, and her catalogue runs to 16 titles, reaching The House of Boleyn (2026).

Tracy Brown (1974–2023) was an American author of urban fiction, associated above all with Staten Island, New York. Street life, drug traffic, revenge and the lives of African American women run through the books. Seventeen titles are catalogued, from Black (2003) through White Lines (2007) and Snapped (2009) to Brooklyn (2024), at a median length of 325 pages.

Tracy Chevalier

19 books• 1 series

Tracy Chevalier, born Tracy Rose Chevalier on 19 October 1962, is an American-British novelist. Girl with a Pearl Earring (2000), the second novel, is the best-known Chevalier book and became a 2003 film with Scarlett Johansson and Colin Firth. Other titles include The Virgin Blue (1997), Falling Angels (2001), The Lady and the Unicorn (2003), Burning Bright (2007) and Remarkable Creatures (2009), and the newest is When Friends Fade (2026). The listing also carries reference volumes such as Twentieth-Century Children's Writers (1989) and Encyclopedia of the Essay (1997). Subjects include historical fiction, London, women and friendship.

Tracy Clark has 7 catalogued books published between 2014 and 2020. The Light Key Trilogy opens the list with Scintillate (2014), Deviate (2015) and Illuminate (2015), stories for younger readers about spirits, love and mixed-race identity. Mirage (2016) follows, then Chalk Houses (2017) and Little Weeds (2017). Going on a Lion Hunt is the last catalogued title.

Tracy Deonn

5 books• 1 series

Legendborn (2020), the first novel by American author Tracy Deonn, reached the New York Times bestseller list and earned the Coretta Scott King-John Steptoe Award for New Talent plus the 2021 Ignyte Award for Best Young Adult Novel. Bloodmarked, its 2022 follow-up, went to #1 on the same list. Deonn's series is Legendborn, and the catalogue lists 5 entries, among them This Cat and Mouse (2022) and Oathbound (2025). Contemporary fantasy, college life and African American characters appear among the subjects.