Authors whose first name starts with T, page 6 of 10

Tijan is a New York Times bestselling author whose novels lean on suspense and unpredictable turns. The catalogue lists 72 books, from Davy Harwood (2011) to The Goalie's Hitman (2026), and includes Jaded (2011), Brady Remington Landed Me In Jail (2012), Fallen Crest High (2012) and Carter Reed (2013). Fallen Crest High, Crew, Kings of New York, Bennett Mafia, Broken and Screwed and Immortal Prophecy are among the series, and contemporary romance, romantic suspense and organized crime appear in the subjects. Tijan started writing after college, and Ryan's Bed and Enemies are other bestsellers.

Tilar J. Mazzeo is an American-Canadian author, a literary and cultural historian, and a writer on wine. Eight books are catalogued, from Plagiarism and Literary Property in the Romantic Period (2006) to The Sea Captain's Wife (2025). The Widow Clicquot (2008) and The Secret of Chanel No. 5 (2010) sit early in the run, and Irena's Children (2016) and Sisters in Resistance (2022) come later. Subjects recorded against the books include the Holocaust, rescue, Righteous Gentiles and biography.

Tillie Cole writes romance across contemporary, new adult and young adult lines. The catalogue lists 36 books, beginning with Eternally North (2013) and reaching Break Me (2026), with Tame Me set for 2027. Named series include Hades Hangmen, Sweet Home, Scarred Souls, Deadly Virtues, A Thousand Boy Kisses and Knighton Equestrian. College athletes, forbidden love and second-chance romance appear among the subject headings.

Tillie Walden

16 books• 3 series

Tillie Walden, born in 1996, is an American cartoonist working in graphic novels and webcomics. Spinning won Walden the 2018 Eisner Award for Best Reality-Based Work, one of the youngest people to take that award. Vermont named Walden its cartoonist laureate for 2023 to 2026, the youngest the state has appointed. Sixteen books are catalogued from 2015 onward, including I Love This Part (2015), A City Inside (2016), On a Sunbeam (2016), Are You Listening? (2019) and Charity and Sylvia (2026).

Tilly Bagshawe, born Matilda Emily Mary Bagshawe on 12 June 1973, is a British author and journalist and a New York Times bestseller. Bagshawe is best known for continuing the work of the American author Sidney Sheldon, including Sidney Sheldon's Mistress of the Game and Sidney Sheldon's After the Darkness. Do Not Disturb (2008), Flawless (2009), Scandalous (2010), Fame (2011), Friends and Rivals (2012), One Summer's Afternoon (2013) and The Inheritance (2014) are among the 16 catalogued books, and The Secret Keepers (2024) is the newest. Swell Valley and An Iris Grey Mystery are the series, and the film industry, family secrets and inheritance appear in the subjects.

Tilly Wallace's catalogue holds 26 books, published from 2017 onward and extending to a title scheduled for 2027. Five series carry it: Manners and Monsters, Tournament Of Shadows, Leaf and Scale, Grace Designs Mysteries and Magic of Wyldefen. A long run of titles pairs a drawing-room noun with a monster, Galvanism and Ghouls, Gossip and Gorgons, Vanity and Vampyres, Hessians and Hellhounds. Secrets to Reveal (2017) opens the catalogue, The Blighted Reeds (2026) is the newest, and The Wandering Mandrake is listed for 2027.

John Timothy Akers, born 12 December 1972, writes speculative fiction and publishes as Tim Akers. Steampunk, knights, imaginary places, conspiracies and women heroes run through the subject tags, alongside Pathfinder game material. The catalogue holds 31 books from Heart of Veridon (2009) to The Dragon in the Mists (2026), including The Horns of Ruin (2010), Dead of Veridon (2011), Bones of Veridon (2013) and The Pagan Night (2016). Series headings include Hallowed War, Knight Watch, the Burn Cycle, Gunpowder Gods, the Spiritbinder Saga, War for the Crown, the Dragon and the Crow, Joan d'Arcology and the Bladecaster Ephemera.

Tim Baker has 16 books catalogued from Living the Dream (2009) to Doomed to Repeat (2018). Thrillers, crime, mystery and humour lead the subjects, with Florida, private investigators, kidnapping and conspiracies among the recorded themes. Water Hazard (2010), Back Seat to Justice (2012), Eyewitness Blues (2014) and Path of a Bullet (2014) are other titles. Dying Days: The Siege of European Village (2012) is also listed, and alternative history appears among the subjects.

River Boy won Tim Bowler the 1997 Carnegie Medal from CILIP, the award for the year's best children's book by a British subject. Bowler, born 14 November 1953, writes for teenagers and young adults, and the Sunday Telegraph named him a master of the psychological thriller. His 25 catalogued books run from Midget (1994) to Game Changer (2015), with Dragon's Rock, Storm Catchers, Starseeker and Blood on Snow along the way. Grief, gangs, kidnapping and fathers and sons are recurring subjects.

Science fiction is the recorded subject for Tim C. Taylor, whose 30 catalogued books run from 2011 to 2024. The listing opens with Last Man Through The Gate and The Meandering Mayhem of Thogron Throatbiter, both 2011, and closes on Time Travel in Rock: 1984 (2024). Taylor's series include Human Legion, Chimera Company, Revenge Squad, TimeDogz, Reality War and Adventures in the Arcane. The run also carries Format YOUR Print Book with Createspace (2012).

Hitchcock Sewell, a Baltimore undertaker, is the recurring figure in Tim Cockey's mysteries: The Hearse You Came in On (2000), Hearse of a Different Color (2001), The Hearse Case Scenario (2002) and Murder in the Hearse Degree (2003). A second series, Fritz Malone, follows with Backstabber (2004), Speak of the Devil (2006) and Cold Day in Hell (2007). Cockey is an American writer and screenwriter, and the earliest catalogued title is a 1991 baseball book, Play Book Baseball 2.

Tim Collins has 78 books in the catalogue, published between 2005 and 2024. Early titles include Are You a Geek?, School Rules and The Little Book of Internet Dating (all 2005), and Diary of a Wimpy Vampire appeared in 2010. Subjects on record include humor, handbooks, children's fiction, diaries, vampires, werewolves and schools. Series include Monster Island, Cosmic Colin, Horror Hotel, League of Enchanted Heroes and Adventures Of Sherlock Bones. Sherlock Bones and the Mischief in Manhattan (2024) is the newest title.

Tim Dorsey

28 books• 2 series

Serge A. Storms, a Florida serial killer, runs through all of Tim Dorsey's novels, which are catalogued as humorous crime fiction. Florida Roadkill (1999) opens a 28-book run that ends with The Maltese Iguana in 2023. Florida itself is the constant setting, and the 2010s were the busiest decade. No new Tim Dorsey title has appeared since 2023.

Tim Downs, born in 1954, is an American comic artist and author, known for the Downstown comic strip and for the Bug Man novels of Christian mystery. Nick Polchak and forensic entomology head the subject list, alongside Christian suspense and murder investigation. Eleven catalogued titles run from Shoofly Pie (2003) to The Bug Man Collection (2015), and nothing has followed since.

Tim Ellis's catalogue sits under historical, war and military, mystery and thriller subjects, with titles running to 2021. Warrior: Path of Destiny (2008) and Warrior: Scourge of the Steppe (2009) appear early in the list, and Genghis Khan and Mata Hari are among the series names. Other series include Parish & Richards, Quigg, Tom Gabriel, Josiah Dark, Stone & Randall, Cyrus Kane and Effie Archer. Body 13 and The Graves at Angel Brook date from 2010, and The Motives of Men's Hearts (2021) is the most recent title.

Sport is Tim Green's subject on both sides of his catalogue: football and baseball novels for young readers, and suspense novels for adults. Ruffians (1993) opens the list, followed by Titans, Outlaws and The Red Zone, with the non-fiction The Dark Side of the Game alongside. Football Genius, Baseball Great and Baseball Genius are the children's series, and Casey Jordan heads a legal one. Forty-five titles run to Rocket Arm in 2025.

Tim Hodkinson writes historical fiction, much of it military, with Rome among its settings. Seventeen titles are catalogued from All the King's Thanes (2011) to The Blazing Sea (2025), grouped into the Whale Road Chronicles and Richard Savage series. The Spear of Crom (2013), The Frankenstein Testament (2015), Odin's Game (2019), The Raven Banner (2020) and The Wolf Hunt (2020) fall through the middle of the run.

Tim Johnston was an American novelist and short story writer. Five books make up the catalogue: the novel Never So Green (2002), the story collection Irish Girl (2009), and the novels Descent (2015), The Current (2019) and Distant Sons (2023). Fathers and sons, stepfamilies, kidnapping and abuse are the recurring subjects. Johnston died in May 2026.

Tim Kizer published 22 standalone novels between 2013 and 2020. Ten titles appeared in 2013 alone, among them Days of Vengeance, Dark Luck, Hitchhiker, Mania, Scorned and Suburban Horrors. Tim Kizer's books are grouped as standalone novels rather than series. I Saw What You Did (2020) is the last listed title.

Tim LaHaye (April 27, 1926 to July 25, 2016) was an American Baptist evangelical minister and political activist. LaHaye wrote more than 85 books of fiction and nonfiction, among them the Left Behind novels, co-written with Jerry B. Jenkins, which depict apocalyptic events after a pre-tribulation rapture. LaHaye also helped found the Council for National Policy, a conservative Christian advocacy group. The catalogue lists 70 books from How to Be Happy Though Married (1968) to Target Israel (2015), with Babylon Rising and Soul Survivor among the series and Bible prophecy, marriage and the end of the world among the subjects.

Tim Leach is catalogued with historical fiction, with Iceland among the recorded subjects and the Sarmatian Trilogy as a listed series. The Last King of Lydia (2013) and The King and the Slave (2014) are among the earlier titles. Smile of the Wolf followed in 2019, and A Winter War and The Iron Way date from 2022. Hollow Throne (2023) is the newest book in the listing.

Tim Lebbon, born in London on 28 July 1969, is a British writer of horror and dark fantasy. The catalogue also records science fiction, thrillers, dystopias and media tie-ins among the subjects. Faith in the Flesh (1998), White (1999), Hush (2000) and The Nature of Balance (2001) are among the earlier books, and Halo: Parasite's Wake (2026) is the newest. Tim Lebbon's series include Noreela, Toxic City, Relics and Rage War.

Private investigation in San Francisco runs through the catalogue subjects for Tim Maleeny, alongside organized crime, murder and the fictitious character Cape Weathers. Nine books are listed between Till Death Do Us Part (2006) and Lucky Heart (2025), taking in Beating the Babushka (2007), Stealing the Dragon (2007), Greasing the Piñata (2008), Jump (2008), Suspension of Disbelief (2009), Boxing the Octopus (2019) and Hanging the Devil (2023). Cape Weathers Investigation and Sam McGowan are the series recorded here.

Tim Marshall

8 books• 2 series

Geopolitics is Tim Marshall's subject. A British journalist and broadcaster specialising in foreign affairs and diplomacy, Marshall was diplomatic and foreign affairs editor at Sky News and now comments on world events for the BBC, Sky News and LBC. Prisoners of Geography (2015) became a New York Times bestseller and a number one Sunday Times bestseller, and a children's illustrated edition followed in 2019. The Power of Geography (2021), A Flag Worth Dying For (2016) and The Age of Walls (2018) extend the same argument. Eight titles end at Future of Geography (2023).

Tim Mason's catalogue crosses plays, children's writing and historical mystery. Ten books are catalogued between 1984 and 2023, ending at The Nightingale Affair (2023). Ten Plays for Children (1997), The Last Synapsid (2009) and The Darwin Affair (2019) sit in the run, alongside Ascension Day (1991), The Fiery Furnace (1994) and Only You (1995). Subject headings cover plays, children's plays, prehistoric animals, time travel, historical mystery and London. One series carries the Mason credit: Inspector Charles Field.

Tim McGregor's catalogue lists detectives and werewolves among its subjects and runs to 25 books published between 2011 and 2024. Bad Wolf (2011) opens it, Pale Wolf (2012) and Last Wolf (2014) follow, and Eynhallow (2024) is the most recent entry. Spookshow and Bad Wolf Chronicles are the named series, alongside three shelf groupings for standalone novels, short stories and novellas, and non-fiction. Spookshow also stands as a character entry. The median book runs 390 pages, and McGregor is still publishing.

Tim Myers writes mysteries, and the subjects name North Carolina, lighthouses, hotelkeepers and the fictional Alex Winston. The catalogue holds 109 books from Innkeeping with Murder (2001) to The Last Donut (2023). Series include Lighthouse Inn Mystery, Candlemaking Mystery, Soapmaking Mystery, Pizza Lovers, Cardmaking Mysteries and Paranormal Kids. Reservations for Murder (2002), Murder Checks Inn (2003) and At Wick's End (2004) are among the early titles.

Tim O’Brien

17 books

Tim O'Brien served as a soldier in Vietnam, and the war runs through most of what he has written. The Things They Carried (1990), a set of linked semi-autobiographical stories, is his best known book; Going After Cacciato (1978) took the National Book Award. His first title, If I Die in a Combat Zone, Box Me Up and Ship Me Home (1973), is a personal narrative of the war, and the later fiction turns to the postwar lives of veterans. 17 books are catalogued, the most recent America Fantastica (2023).

Tim Parks

38 books• 4 series

Tim Parks, born 19 December 1954, is a British novelist who has lived in Italy since 1981. Parks also writes non-fiction, translates from Italian into English and teaches literature as a professor. The catalogue holds 38 books from Italian Neighbors (1985) to The Hero's Way (2021), with Italy, travel, Verona and books and reading among the subjects. Series include Italy and Italians, Writers and Literature and Deadly Mr Duckworth, and An Italian Education and Europa are among the titles.

Tim Pears is an English novelist, born 15 November 1956, whose fiction examines social issues through family relationships. The catalogue lists 11 books from In The Place of Fallen Leaves (1994) to The Redeemed (2019), and Pears writes the West Country Trilogy. Other titles include In a Land of Plenty (1998), Blenheim Orchard (2007), Landed (2010), The Horseman (2017) and The Wanderers (2018). Subjects include family sagas, country life, England, droughts and both world wars.

Tim Powers

34 books• 4 series

Tim Powers, born in 1952, is an American science fiction and fantasy author. The Anubis Gates (1983) took the Philip K. Dick Award, and Last Call (1992) and Declare (2000) each won the World Fantasy Award. Three series organise part of the catalogue: Anubis Gates, Vickery and Castine, and The Stress of Her Regard. Thirty-four catalogued titles run from Down and Out in Purgatory (1970) to The Mills of the Gods in 2025, with time travel, revenge and California settings recurring.

Tim Pratt is an American science fiction and fantasy writer and poet, born December 12, 1976. The short story Impossible Dreams won Pratt a Hugo Award in 2007, and Pratt's writing has drawn Nebula, Mythopoeic, World Fantasy and Bram Stoker award nominations. Stories by Pratt have appeared in Asimov's Science Fiction, Realms of Fantasy, Orson Scott Card's InterGalactic Medicine Show and Strange Horizons. Pratt's books include the Marla Mason series and Pathfinder Tales novels, and the catalogue lists 67 entries from Little Gods (2003) to The Jewel and the Comet (2026), among them Blood Engines (2007) and Poison Sleep (2008). Other series include Axiom, Twilight Imperium and Stormglass Chronicles.

Tim Sebastian, born 13 March 1952, is an English television journalist and novelist. Sebastian moderates Conflict Zone and New Arab Debates on Deutsche Welle, and at the BBC hosted Doha Debates and became the first presenter of HARDtalk. BAFTA gave Sebastian the Richard Dimbleby Award in 1981, and the Royal Television Society named Sebastian Interviewer of the Year in 2000 and 2001. The 12 catalogued books run from Nice Promises (1985) to Fatal Ally (2019), including The Spy In Question, Spy Shadow and Special Relations. Subject tags list espionage thrillers, Russia and Polish politics.

Tim Severin (1940-2020) was a British explorer and historian who retraced the voyages of legendary travellers and wrote about them. The Sindbad Voyage (1982) won the Thomas Cook Travel Book Award, and Severin received medals from both the Royal Geographical Society and the Royal Scottish Geographical Society. His 27 books begin with Tracking Marco Polo (1964). Later fiction includes the Viking novels and the Hector Lynch pirate series.

Tim Stevens is catalogued under action and thriller, with three series to the name: John Purkiss, Joe Venn and Martin Calvary. Titles in the listing include Ratcatcher (2012), Severance Kill (2012), Delivering Caliban (2012), Jokerman (2013) and Omega Dog (2013). Twenty books stand under Stevens, the earliest dated 2012, and the catalogue marks the run as likely complete.

Tim Sullivan writes the DS Cross Mysteries, a series whose titles follow one pattern: The Cyclist, The Dentist, The Patient, The Politician, The Ex-Wife. Thirteen books have appeared since 2022, reaching The Tailor, and The Baker is scheduled for 2027. A companion line, the DS Cross Chronicles, runs alongside. The median book runs 416 pages.

Tim Tigner has 14 catalogued books published between 2013 and 2025. The catalogue splits into standalone novels and the Kyle Achilles series, named for its recurring character. Betrayal (2013) is the earliest title, and later entries include Pushing Brilliance (2016), The Lies of Spies (2016) and Falling Stars (2017). The Greater Good (2025) is the most recent, and Tigner continues to publish at a median length of 392 pages.

Tim Vicary writes graded readers for learners of English. The catalogue holds 12 books dated between 1983 and 2016, from The Elephant Man (1983) to Broken Alibi (2016), all credited to Vicary. Two series stand under the Vicary name: Oxford Bookworms: Stage 1 and Trials of Sarah Newby. Recorded subjects include readers for new literates, textbooks for foreign speakers, high interest-low vocabulary books, biography, Joseph Carey Merrick and Proteus syndrome, and Diana, Princess of Wales. Other titles include Pocahontas (2000), Titanic (2000), A Game of Proof (2011) and A Fatal Verdict (2011).

Tim Waggoner

72 books• 22 series

Tim Waggoner is an American writer of novels and short stories in fantasy, horror and thriller. The catalogue records 72 books, from Dying for It (2001) to Terrifier 3 (2025). Series include Matt Richter, Godfire, Blade of the Flame, Ghost Trackers, Shadow Watch, Hyperswarm, Last of the Lycans and Custodians of the Cosmos. Subjects include magic, vampires, zombies, private investigators and the imaginary world of Eberron, and Dragonlance and Alien appear among the linked names.

Tim Weaver

16 books• 3 series

Tim Weaver, born 13 July 1977, is an English crime thriller writer. David Raker, an investigator of missing persons, is the recurring lead, and the David Raker Missing Persons series sits alongside standalone novels. The catalogue counts 16 books from Chasing the Dead (2009) to The Lost Women (2026), with Vanished (2012), Never Coming Back (2013) and I Am Missing (2017) among them.

Tim Willocks

9 books• 2 series

Tim Willocks, born 27 October 1957 in Stalybridge, Cheshire, is a British novelist and physician. Willocks studied medicine at University College Hospital Medical School, spent years working on the rehabilitation of people with drug addiction, and holds a second dan black belt in Shotokan karate. Nine catalogued books run from Bad City Blues (1991) to Memo from Turner (2018), with the Tannhauser Trilogy and Newmarket Shooting Script the series in the listing. Subject headings name thrillers, suspense, historical fiction, the Crusades, the Knights of Malta and Malta itself.

Tim Winton

33 books• 4 series

Tim Winton, born in 1960, is an Australian writer and environmental activist who works in novels, short fiction, non-fiction and children's books. Cloudstreet (1991) launched his career and remains the best known of them, alongside Dirt Music (2001), Breath (2009) and the story collection The Turning (2004); Lockie Leonard, Human Torpedo heads the young adult side. Juice (2024) is his most recent novel, written as climate fiction. Winton's work has been adapted for stage and screen and translated widely. Thirty-two titles span 1982 to 2024, from An Open Swimmer onward.

Tim Wynne-Jones is an English-Canadian writer of children's picture books, novels for children and young adults, and fiction for adults. Wynne-Jones also wrote radio drama, songs for Fraggle Rock, a children's musical and an opera libretto, and Canada put him forward for the Hans Christian Andersen Medal in 2012. The catalogue holds 41 books from Madeline & Ermadello (1977) to War at the Snow White Motel and Other Stories (2020); the Zoom Trilogy and the Rex Zero books are the named series.

Timothy Egan

10 books

Timothy Egan writes narrative non-fiction about American history and landscape. Ten titles are catalogued: The Good Rain (1990), Breaking Blue (1992), Lasso the Wind (1998), The Winemaker's Daughter (2004), The Worst Hard Time (2005), The Big Burn (2009), Short Nights of the Shadow Catcher (2011), The Immortal Irishman (2016), A Pilgrimage to Eternity (2019) and A Fever in the Heartland (2023). The Pacific Northwest, murder cases and police corruption appear among the subjects, and the catalogue has been dormant since 2023.

Timothy Ellis writes science fiction and fantasy in linked series. The catalogue holds 133 Ellis titles published between 2014 and 2026, from The Wisdom of the Ages (2014) to Terraform Mage (2026). The Hunter Imperium Universe is the largest strand, with Imperium Spacemage, Navy Mage, Terran Eclipse, Destiny's Timemage and Unbound Mercs beside it. Most of the catalogue dates from the 2020s.

Timothy Hallinan

25 books• 3 series

Timothy Hallinan is an American thriller writer based in Southern California and Southeast Asia. The 1990s work centres on Simeon Grist, an erudite private eye in six Los Angeles novels that drew strong reviews and Ten Best listings without wide sales; a seventh Grist book followed in 2017. Hallinan returned to publication in 2007 with a Bangkok series, the Poke Rafferty mysteries, and later added the Junior Bender books. Thieves and private investigators sit in the subject record. Twenty-five books are catalogued, from 1985 to Rock of Ages (2022).

Timothy J. Gawne has 8 catalogued books published between 2012 and 2025. Space Battleship Scharnhorst and the Library of Doom (2012) and The Chronicles of Old Guy (2012) are the earliest entries. NeoLiberal Economists Must Die! (2013), Confessions of a Sentient War Engine (2014) and Splendid Apocalypse: The Fall of Old Earth (2015) follow, then Old Guy and the Planet of Eternal Night (2017) and Full Frontal Cybertank (2018). One series is recorded under the name: Old Guy / Cybertank Adventure. The Graven Moon and Other Stories (2025) is the newest title.

Timothy Janovsky has 11 catalogued books published from 2022 to 2026, with Boy Meets Boy as the named series. Never Been Kissed (2022) is the first, followed that year by You're a Mean One, Matthew Prince. New Adult (2023) comes next, then The (Fake) Dating Game, The Merriest Misters and You Had Me at Happy Hour in 2024. A Mannequin for Christmas, Once Upon You and Me and When a Villain Calls are 2025 titles, and One Week to Win the Chocolate Maker carries a 2026 date. Janovsky is still publishing.

Timothy McGowen writes fantasy and science fiction, with 24 books released from 2020 to 2026. Dead Man's Bounty and Eldritch Knight (both 2020) are the earliest. McGowen's many series include Order & Chaos, Nether Gate Wardens, Last Born of Ki'darth, Path of the Titans, System Reset and the Crystal Mountain Saga. Fracturing the Apocalypse (2026) is the most recent title.

Timothy Zahn

98 books• 26 series

Timothy Zahn, born September 1, 1951, is an American writer of science fiction and fantasy who grew up in Lombard, Illinois. The Star Wars books, above all the Thrawn trilogy, are the core of Zahn's reputation, and those novels are credited with reviving interest in the franchise. Original series include Cobra, Blackcollar, Dragonback, Quadrail, Conquerors Saga, Icarus and Sibyl's War. The catalogue lists 99 books by Zahn, starting with The Blackcollar (1983); Trap Line appeared in 2025 and A Call to Deception is due in 2027.

Tina Brown

5 books

Tina Brown edited Tatler, Vanity Fair and The New Yorker in turn, then founded The Daily Beast, and her books draw on that vantage. The Diana Chronicles (2007) and The Palace Papers (2022) take up the British royal family; The Vanity Fair Diaries: 1983 - 1992 (2017) covers her own years running the magazine. Brown, born in 1953, is a British and American journalist, editor and broadcaster who also chaired Talk Media and founded the Women in the World summits. Five books are catalogued, opening with Loose Talk (1979), at a median of 312 pages.

Tina Donahue writes erotic romance, with paranormal and fantasy romance also among the recorded subjects. The catalogue holds 47 books from Just One Kiss (1999) to Swimming My Way Back to You (2025). Lady Love and Once in a Blue Moon also date from 1999, and Force of Nature and O'Toole's Promise from 2000. Series include Outlawed Realm, Pirate's Prize, Appointment with Pleasure, Wicked Brand, Taming the Beast and Her Master's Pleasure.

Vampires lead the subject tags for Tina Folsom, whose 64 catalogued books also carry tags for paranormal romance, romantic suspense, erotica and fantasy. The list opens with Wild (2009) and runs to Crimson Heart (2026), with Forbidden Mates announced for 2027. Scanguards Vampires is one Folsom series, alongside Stealth Guardians, Venice Vampyr, Hamptons Bachelors Club, Out of Olympus, Werewolf Alliance and Time Quest. Samson's Lovely Mortal, Amaury's Hellion and Gabriel's Mate all date from 2010.

Tina Glasneck's catalogue opens in crime, with Thou Shall Not and Deadly Sins in 2012 alongside the Spark before Dying and Det. Damien Scott Case Files series, then turns to fantasy romance. The Order of the Dragon, Dragon: Origins, Hell Chronicles, Silver Moon Coven, Blood Magic and the Wolf's Den books carry that side, A Dragon's Destiny (2016) among the first. Fantasy and romance are the two listed subjects. 34 books are catalogued from 2012 to Tempted by the Billionaire in 2024.

Tina Kashian writes the Kebab Kitchen Mysteries, cozy whodunits that name a dish in every title: Hummus and Homicide (2018), Stabbed in the Baklava (2018), One Feta in the Grave (2019), Mistletoe, Moussaka, and Murder (2020) and On the Lamb (2020). Five books make up the catalogue, and a woman sleuth solves the cases.

Tina Leonard writes western and contemporary romance, with cowboys, ranch life, Texas and New Mexico among the subjects. The catalogue lists 64 books from It Takes Two (1996) to Wish Upon a Star (2019). Callahan Cowboys, Cowboys by the Dozen, Bridesmaids Creek, Tulips Saloon, Hell's Outlaws, Star Canyon and Pecan Creek are the series. Cowboy Cootchie Coo (1998) and A Match Made in Texas (1999) are among the early titles.

Tina T.M. Clark's catalogue holds 9 books published between 2013 and 2026. The Shadows Over Africa series is recorded against the name, and Africa names two of the titles, Child of Africa (2023) and Daughter of Africa (2026). My Brother-But-One (2013) opens the listing, and Tears of the Cheetah, The Avoidable Orphan, Nature of the Lion, Cry of the Firebird, Song of the Starlings and Shooting Butterflies follow.

Tina Wainscott is credited with 44 books from 1995 to 2024, and the subject tags cover paranormal romance, romantic suspense, psychic ability, near-death experiences and Florida. Stranger in the Mirror and Until I Die Again (also titled On the Way to Heaven) both date from 1995. Second Time Around (1997), In a Heartbeat (1999) and Unforgivable (2001) come from the following years. Wainscott series include Love and Light, Offspring, Justiss Alliance and Falling Fast, and Whispers in a Silent Night (2024) is the most recent title.

Tina Whittle is the author of the Tai Randolph & Trey Seaver Mystery series, with 15 catalogued books from 2010 to 2025. Catalogue subjects include murder investigations, private security services, Atlanta, Georgia, and poets. The Dangerous Edge of Things (2010) is the first title, followed by Darker Than Any Shadow (2012), Blood, Ash, and Bone (2013) and Deeper Than the Grave (2014). Reckoning and Ruin (2016) and Creature Comforts (2018) come later, and In Vodka Veritas (2025) is the newest.

Tirzah Price turns Jane Austen novels into murder mysteries. Five catalogued books run from Pride and Premeditation in 2021 through Sense and Second-Degree Murder in 2022 and Manslaughter Park in 2023, then into the Lizzie and Darcy Mystery line with In Want of a Suspect in 2024 and A Matter of Murder in 2025. The books are written for younger readers, and Price continues to publish.