Authors whose first name starts with T, page 9 of 10

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 Banghart's catalogue lists four series: Rebel Wing, By Blood, Grace and Fury and Diatous Wars. The 11 books run from What the Sea Wants (2006) to Perfect Girl (2024), with By Blood (2013), Moon Child (2013), Rebel Wing (2014), Storm Fall (2014), Grace and Fury (2018), Queen of Ruin (2019) and A Season of Sinister Dreams (2021) among them. Subject headings include sisters, women's rights, military air pilots, imaginary wars and battles, and the ocean, and the books are filed under children's fiction and war stories. Banghart is marked as still publishing.

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 Brody's catalogue covers eight books across five years, 2020 to 2024. Four listed titles carry 2020 dates: A Shot Worth Taking, Deadly Aim, Desperate Choices and In the Wrong Sights. Brody's catalogued series is Bad Karma Special Ops. Later listings include Faking it with the Bachelor and Faking it with the Green Beret, both 2022, Not Faking it with the Colonel (2023) and Complicated Past (2024). The catalogue is ongoing.

Tracy Brogan is an American author of historical and contemporary women's fiction, with 14 catalogued books from 2012 to 2026. Brogan's debut novel, the romantic comedy Crazy Little Thing (2012), earned an RWA nomination for Best First Book and sold more than 1.5 million copies. Brogan has three RITA award finalist spots, three Booksellers Best wins and three Amazon Publishing Diamond awards. Highland Surrender, The Best Medicine, My Kind of You and Weather Or Knot are listed titles, and What Happens in Brighton (2026) is the newest.

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 Buchanan's 14 catalogued books begin with The Atlas of Us (2014) and reach Moth to the Flames (2025). Dr Vanessa Marwood is the series listed for Buchanan. Subject headings range across the 2004 Indian Ocean tsunami, Thailand, photographers, radio personalities, family secrets, mothers and daughters, serial murder investigation and suspense. Other titles include My Sister's Secret (2015), The Girl on the Beach (2019) and Wall of Silence (2020).

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.

Chicago is the setting recorded against Tracy Clark's crime fiction, which the catalogue lists as 8 books published between 2018 and 2025. Two series sit under the name: Cass Raines and Detective Harriet Foster. Subjects filed against the books record mystery and detective fiction, women detectives, murder and its investigation. Broken Places (2018) opens the run and Edge (2025) is the newest title, by way of Borrowed Time (2019), What You Don't See (2020), Runner (2021), Hide (2023) and Echo (2024). The listing remains active.

Tracy Cooper-Posey is an Australian-born author who moved to Edmonton, Alberta in 1996 and who teaches popular fiction writing online and at college. The catalogue holds 134 books published between 1999 and 2026, from Chronicles of the Lost Years (1999) to Camlann (2026). Series include Kiss Across Time, Once and Future Hearts, Destiny's Trinities, Stonebrood Saga, Adelaide Becket and the Vistaria Affair books. Cooper-Posey won the 1994 Emma Darcy Award for Eyes of a Stranger and placed fourth in the 1998 award with Diana By The Moon.

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.

Tracy Fredrychowski has 27 books in the catalogue, dated from 2019 to Katie's Amish Journey of Hope (2026), with Sarah's Amish Season of Change due in 2027. Series include Amish Women of Lawrence County, Amish of Lawrence County, Willow Springs Amish Mystery Romance, An Amish Book Club Mystery and Mystery Hunters Club. Titles include The Amish Women of Lawrence County (2019), Love Blooms at The Apple Blossom Inn (2020), Emma's Amish Faith Tested (2021) and Rebecca's Amish Heart Restored (2022).

Tracy Gardner writes cozy mystery in two series, the Shepherd Sisters Mysteries and the Avery Ayers Antique Mysteries. Out of the Picture (2019) opens the catalogue, and Ruby Red Herring (2021), Peril at Pennington Manor (2022) and A Brush with Murder (2025) follow. Seven titles reach A Stroke of Murder (2025), and Gardner is listed as ongoing.

Tracy Grant writes historical fiction, with catalogue subjects spanning Regency romance, London, murder and married couples. The 46 books run from Widow's Gambit (1988) to Piccadilly Reckoning (2026). Two series are credited to Grant: Rannoch Fraser Mysteries and the Lescaut/Vaughan Quartet. Early titles include The Courting of Philippa (1989), Frivolous Pretence (1990) and A Touch of Scandal (1991). Grant is still publishing.

Tracy Hickman

37 books• 15 series

Tracy Raye Hickman, born November 26, 1955, is an American fantasy author and a designer of games and virtual reality experiences. Hickman co-authored the original Dragonlance novels with Margaret Weis, created role-playing material while working for TSR, and has written novels with Laura Hickman. More than 60 books carry Hickman's name as author or co-author. The catalogue lists 37 of them, from Pharaoh (1983) to The Eye of Scales (2022), including Dragonlance modules and the Bronze Canticles, Annals of Drakis, Nightbirds and Songs of the Stellar Wind series.

Tracy Kidder

12 books

Tracy Kidder (1945-2026) was an American writer of non-fiction, regarded as a literary journalist for the story line and personal voice in the work. The Soul of a New Machine (1981), on the building of a computer at Data General Corporation, won the Pulitzer Prize; Mountains Beyond Mountains (2003) is a biography of Paul Farmer, the physician and anthropologist who founded Partners in Health. Twelve books are catalogued, from The Road to Yuba City (1974) to Rough Sleepers (2023). Kidder named John McPhee, A. J. Liebling and George Orwell as influences.

Tracy L. Higley publishes suspense fiction, some of it as T.L. Higley. Subjects run to ancient civilizations, antiquities, archaeologists, geneticists and Christian fiction, with mystery and thriller headings alongside. The catalogue lists 35 titles, opening with Retrovirus (2002) and Marduk's Tablet (2003) and reaching Amulets and Alibis in 2026; Guardian of the Flame (2009), Pompeii, City on Fire (2011) and Garden of Madness (2012) fall in between. Series include Lost Cities, Books of Babylon, Incense Road, Coming of the King Saga, Clarissa Bell Mysteries and the Time Travel Journals of Sahara Aldridge.

Tracy Lauren's catalogue holds 26 books published between 2018 and 2024, all credited to Lauren alone. Alien Instinct (2018) is recorded as the first title and From Zarpathia, with Love (2024) as the most recent. Hunting and Perished Woods are the two series listed. No subject headings are attached to the catalogue, and the 2020s are its densest decade.

Tracy Letts

8 books• 1 series

Tracy Shane Letts, born 4 July 1965, is an American playwright, actor, screenwriter and podcaster. The 8 catalogued titles are plays, running from Killer Joe (1999) to The Minutes (2021), with Bug (2005), Man from Nebraska (2005), August: Osage County (2008), Superior Donuts (2010), Mary Page Marlowe (2017) and Linda Vista (2018) between. August: Osage County took the Pulitzer Prize for Drama and the Tony Award for Best Play in 2008. Letts has acted with the Steppenwolf Theatre since 1988, and took the 2013 Tony Award for Best Actor in a Play as George in Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf? Subjects record American drama, families, marriage, and parents and adult children.

Tracy Lorraine has 117 books in the catalogue, dated 2012 to 2026. Series include Knight's Ridge Empire, Rosewood High, Maddison Kings University, LA Vipers, Harrow Creek Hawks, Rebel Ink, B.A.D. Inc., Corrupt, Hot Daddy and Never Forget. Santa's Naughty Elf (2012) is the earliest title. Falling For Jax / Falling For Abbi (2016), Chasing Logan (2017), Falling for Caleb (2017) and Falling For Lucas (2017) are among the titles that followed.

Tracy Rees writes historical fiction about women, secrets and the ties between them. Amy Snow (2015) opened her catalogue, followed by The Two Lives of Florence Grace (2016), The Hourglass (2017) and The House at Silvermoor (2019); the later Little books and the Pennystrand Village series carry lighter, contemporary settings. Orphans, nobility, female friendship and Wales recur through the work. 10 titles are catalogued, reaching The Golden Feather in 2026.

Tracy Sierra has published 2 standalone novels: Nightwatching (2024) and Warning Signs (2026). Neither belongs to a series, two years separate them, and Sierra continues to publish.

Tracy Sumner is a romance author with 34 books catalogued from Carolina Rose (1999) to Much Ado About April (2026). Series include Duchess Society, League of Lords, Garrett Brothers, True Men and Troublesome Trio. Newspaper editors and women newspaper editors appear among the subjects. Titles in the list include To Desire a Scoundrel (2011), Chasing the Duke (2020) and The Brazen Bluestocking (2021).

Tracy Wolff

71 books• 22 series

Tracy Wolff is the professional name of Tracy Deebs-Elkenaney, an American young adult author best known for the Crave series, who also writes as Tessa Adams. The catalogue lists 73 Wolff books, from No Apologies (2008) to It's Always Us (2026), with Mythfall scheduled for 2027. Other Wolff series include Dragon's Heat, Ethan Frost, Vilified, Shaken Dirty, Extreme Risk, Lone Star Witch, Diamond Tycoons, Fort Worth Wranglers, His Royal Hotness and Calder Academy. Subjects include romantic suspense, paranormal romance, erotica and mermaids.

Travis Bagwell is catalogued under LitRPG as the author of Awaken Online and Madness Re-Incarnate. Catharsis (2016) is the first of 17 listed books. Precipice and Retribution followed in 2017, then Apathy and Evolution in 2018, and Dominion, Ember and Unity in 2019. Flame and Inferno are dated 2020, and Crucible (2026) is the newest entry.

Legends & Lattes (2022), a cozy fantasy novel by Travis Baldree, earned the Astounding Award for Best New Writer. Baldree, born in 1977, is also an American video game designer, the maker of Torchlight (2009), and an audiobook narrator whose credits include the Cradle series written by Will Wight. The 9 catalogued books include Bookshops & Bonedust (2023), Goblins & Greatcoats (2024) and Brigands & Breadknives (2025), and the list ends with Tales from the Territory (2026).

Travis S. Taylor

23 books• 5 series

Travis Shane Taylor, born July 24, 1968, is an American scientist and engineer who also writes science fiction. Taylor starred in National Geographic Channel's Rocket City Rednecks, which aired from 2011 to 2013, appeared in the documentary When Aliens Attack, and works as one of the primary investigative scientists on History Channel's The Secret of Skinwalker Ranch. The written output covers technical papers, two textbooks and novels. The catalogue holds 23 books from Warp Speed (2004) to A First Graduate Course in Quantum Field Theory (2026), with Tau Ceti Agenda, Warp Speed, Space Excursions and Ballistic recorded as series, and space warfare, human-alien encounters and space opera among the subjects.

Science fiction with a war and military focus fills the Travis Starnes catalogue of 18 books. Rebirth (2016) is the first entry, and Broken Ground (2026) is the most recent. False Signs (2017), Danger Close (2021) and The Sword of Jupiter (2021) appear in between. Travis Starnes is an ongoing author.

Black Reapers MC and Billionaires of Vegas are the two series written by Trent Jordan, whose 23 catalogued books date from 2020 to 2026. Most 2020 titles pair a name with an emotion, among them Lane's Loss, Axle's Anguish, Garrett's Grief, Connor's Torment and Cole's Redemption. His Queen of Hearts (2026) is the newest book, and Jordan continues to publish.

Trent Reedy is the author of the Divided We Fall Trilogy and the McCall Mountain series, with 11 books catalogued from 2011 to 2023. Subject headings cover children's fiction, war stories, guerrilla warfare, resistance to government, family life, mothers and sons, high schools, airplanes and inventions. Words in the Dust (2011) is the first title; Stealing Air (2012), Divided We Fall (2014), Burning Nation (2015) and Gamer Army (2018) come later. Fishing In Fire (2023) is the newest book.

Trenton Lee Stewart is an American author best known for the Mysterious Benedict Society, a series written for grades 3 to 5. The 9 catalogued books open with Flood Summer (2005) and run through The Mysterious Benedict Society (2007), The Perilous Journey (2008), The Prisoner's Dilemma (2009), The Extraordinary Education of Nicholas Benedict (2012) and The Secret Keepers (2016) to The Riddle of Ages (2019). Orphans, schools, friendship and adventure recur. Stewart graduated from Hendrix College and the Iowa Writers' Workshop and lives in Little Rock, Arkansas.

Trevanian was the pen name of Rodney William Whitaker, an American film scholar and writer who lived from 1931 to 2005. 8 catalogued books span The Eiger Sanction (1972) to The Crazyladies of Pearl Street (2005), taking in The Loo Sanction (1973), The Main (1976), Shibumi (1979) and The Summer of Katya (1983). Jonathan Hemlock is the recurring figure, and assassins, art historians and mountaineers fill the subjects. Whitaker also published as Nicholas Seare, Beñat Le Cagot and Edoard Moran, and wrote The Language of Film under his own name. Five of the novels sold more than a million copies each between 1972 and 1983.

Trevor Douglas writes mystery thrillers in three series: Bridgette Cash, Catalin and the Rowan Whitecross murder mysteries. The Catalin Code (2014) opens a catalogue of 13 books and Murder On Rookwood Road (2026) is the newest. A run of titles in the middle plays on one word, Cold Comfort, Cold Trail, Cold Hard Cash, Cold Storm, The Cold Light of Day, Out in the Cold and Hot And Cold. Douglas continues to publish.

Trevor Hoyle, born in Rochdale, Lancashire on 25 February 1940, is an English science fiction author. Recognition arrived in the late 1970s with the Q series, whose scientific investigator Christian Queghan travels through time and into hypothetical worlds. Hoyle wrote a number of Blake's 7 novels as well, and publishes under the names Larry Milne and Joseph Rance. The catalogue holds 23 books from The Hard Game (1973) to Kids (2014), including Seeking the Mythical Future (1977), This Sentient Earth (1979), Through The Eye Of Time (1982) and The Last Gasp (1983).

Trevor Negus writes the DCI Danny Flint series. The catalogue records 14 books from A Different Kind of Evil (2018) to A Dark Place (2024). A Cold Grave, Dead and Gone, Evil in Mind, Kill For You and Taken to Die all carry a 2021 date. One Deadly Lie and The Devil's Breath followed in 2022, and Negus remains active.

Trevor Noah

4 books

Trevor Noah is a South African comedian, writer, producer, political commentator, actor and television host, and hosted The Daily Show on Comedy Central from 2015 to 2022. Apartheid, South African life, television and personal memoir are the subjects of the books. Noah's 4 catalogued titles are Born a Crime: Stories From a South African Childhood (2016), The Donald J. Trump Presidential Twitter Library (2018), It's Trevor Noah: Born a Crime (2019) and Into the Uncut Grass (2024).

Trevor Scott writes espionage and mystery thrillers, and the catalogue holds 78 books from The Company of Thieves (1994) to Amalfi Agenda (2026). Fatal Network (1998), Extreme Faction (1999), The Dolomite Solution (2000), Hypershot (2001), Strong Conviction (2002) and Global Shot (2007) are among the titles. Jake Adams, Max Kane, Karl Adams Espionage Thriller, Lake Superior Mystery, Tony Caruso Mystery, Keenan Fitzpatrick, Silent Avenger and Galactic Space Opera Thriller are among the series. Europe, Russia, genetic engineering and the pharmaceutical biotechnology industry appear in the subjects.

Josie Gray, indexed in the catalogue as a fictitious character, gives a name to one of the two mystery series credited to Tricia Fields; Maggie Wise Mysteries is the other. Subject headings record women sleuths, women police chiefs, police procedure, murder investigation, Texas, drug couriers, vigilantes and immigrants. The Territory (2011) opens the 8 catalogued books, with Scratchgravel Road (2013), Wrecked (2014), Firebreak (2015) and Midnight Crossing (2016) after it. Young Blood (2020), The Drummers (2021) and A Reluctant Saint (2022) close the run.

Tricia Goyer is an American author of Christian fiction, with 68 books catalogued from From Dust and Ashes (2003) to Twist of Time (2026). Series include World War II Liberator, Chronicles of the Spanish Civil War, Big Sky Amish, Pinecraft Pie Shop, Seven Brides for Seven Bachelors, Swiss Agents, London Chronicles and Clockwork Chronicles. Non-fiction on parenting appears too, such as Life Interrupted: The Scoop on Being a Young Mom (2004). The Second World War and the Amish recur in the subjects.

Pirates, sirens and buried treasure furnish Tricia Levenseller's fantasy novels for younger readers. Levenseller's 11 catalogued books fall into the Daughter of the Pirate King, Secret Blade and Wrath and Fury series. Daughter of the Pirate King (2017) opens the run and Daughter of the Siren Queen (2018) follows; Warrior of the Wild (2019), The Shadows Between Us (2020), Blade of Secrets (2021), Master of Iron (2022) and Vengeance of the Pirate Queen (2023) continue it. The Darkness Within Us arrived in 2024 and What Fury Brings in 2025.

The Tricia Owens catalogue runs to 73 books published between 2006 and 2022. Exodus (2006) opens it and Heart of Stone (2022) closes it. Series include Sin City, Juxtapose City, Juxtan, Moonlight Dragon, A Pirate's Life for Me, Masters of Their Domain and Wrath World. Publication clustered heavily in 2012, the year of Dom of Las Vegas, Captain and First Mate, Empire Chain and A Love Like Fire. Books run to a median 254 pages.

The Stolen Dog (2013) opens Tricia O'Malley's list, and the Althea Rose mysteries follow with the Tequila titles, One Tequila (2015), Three Tequilas (2016), Tequila Four (2017), A Fifth of Tequila (2018). Fifty-one catalogued books take in Siren Island, the Scottish Charms and the Wicked Alewives, reaching Wild Scottish Fate, with The Hidden Tavern of Second Chances scheduled for 2027. Murder and business rivalry figure in the subjects.

Tricia Stringer is an author of 18 catalogued books, from Queen of the Road (2012) to The Road Trip (2025). Stringer's series are Flinders Ranges and Wood Dell. Right as Rain (2013), Heart Of The Country (2014), Riverboat Point (2014), Between The Vines (2015) and Table For Eight (2018) are among the titles. A new Stringer book has appeared about every ten months on average, and the catalogue lists Stringer as still publishing.

Tricia Tusa makes picture books for children. Libby's New Glasses (1984) opens a catalogue of 14 titles that ends at Is That You, Eleanor Sue? (2018), and the median book runs 30 pages. Friendship, family, sisters, imagination, hats, hair, colour and eyeglasses appear in the recorded subjects. The 1990s hold the densest stretch of publication, and titles arrived at an average gap of 2.6 years.

Trilina Pucci's catalogue lists 19 books from 2018 to 2026. Forever with Me, Come Back to Me and Truth appeared in 2018, followed by Depraved and Worship (2019) and Filthy Little Pretties (2020). Dirty Little Secrets, Just Like Heaven, Sinning Like Hell and Vicious Little Snakes all date from 2021. A Play for Love (2026) is the newest title. Series on the author page are Prep, A Sinful Dark Mafia, Touchdown Love, To Die For and More The Merrier.

Tripp Ellis writes action thrillers and military science fiction. The Tyson Wild Thrillers head the catalogue, alongside Galactic Wars, Max Mars, the Tarvaax War, the Infection Chronicles, Galaxy's Mage, Game of Valor and Jack Jupiter. The list opens with Ringtone (2015) and a run of 2016 Starship titles, reaches 128 books, and continues to Wild Tempest in 2026.

Trish Doller has eight catalogued books published between 2012 and 2023. Subjects filed against them record the United States Marine Corps, veterans, post-traumatic stress disorder and the war in Afghanistan, alongside family problems, brothers, love and romance, and children's fiction. Something like Normal (2012) is the earliest title and Off the Map (2023) the most recent, with Where the Stars Still Shine, The Devil You Know, In a Perfect World, Start Here, Float Plan and The Suite Spot in between. Beck Sisters is the series under the Doller name.

Trish Morey is an award-winning, bestselling author for Harlequin Presents who works out stories while walking through the bushland of the Adelaide Hills. In 2002 Morey became a finalist in the short contemporary section of the Romance Writers of America Golden Heart contest, and Mills & Boon bought the same manuscript in June 2003. The catalogue lists 48 books from The Italian's Virgin Bride (2004) to After-Hours Proposal (2025). Series include Desert Brothers, Arranged Brides, Lombardi Royals, Faradays and With Love, Cornwall. Subjects include contemporary romance, marriage, pregnancy, princesses, Greeks and widowers.

Trish Williford's eight catalogued books appeared between 2014 and 2021, opening with Beautifully Unexpected and closing with Repair. Never Look Back (2015), Never Let Go (2016), Chasing The BallGirl (2018), Falling For The Rookie (2018), Playing the Shortstop (2019) and Coffee Cup Confessions (2020) fill the rest of the listing. Williford writes two series, FanGirl and Counting Stars. The median book runs to 326 pages.

Trisha Ashley writes contemporary romance with a comic register, set in England and often around Christmas. Good Husband Material (2000) opens the catalogue and The Christmas Retreat (2025) closes it, 27 books between them, taking in Every Woman for Herself (2002), Sowing Secrets (2005), The Magic of Christmas (2007), A Winter's Tale (2008) and Wedding Tiers (2009). Single women, actors, confectioners and first loves recur. The Lancashire books form the one named series, and volumes median 400 pages.

Trisha R. Thomas is the author of the Nappily series. The 12 catalogued books start with Nappily Ever After (2000) and reach The Secret Keeper of Main Street (2024). Nappily Married (2000), Would I Lie to You? (2004), Nappily in Bloom (2009), Nappily Entangled (2014) and Postcards From Venus (2016) are among them. Subject headings include African American women and families, marriage, motherhood, Los Angeles and police.

Trisha Wolfe has 31 books in the catalogue, from Destiny's Fire (2012) to Lovesick (2026), with fantasy and magic among the subject headings. Series include Broken Bonds, Living Heartwood, A Necrosis of the Mind Duet, Hollow's Row, Kythan Guardians, Fireblood, Goddess Wars, Darkly, Madly and Darkness Behind Stars. Astarte's Wrath, Fireblood, Of Silver and Beasts and The Darkest Part date from 2013, followed by Of Darkness and Crowns (2014) and With Visions of Red (2015).

Mitzy Moon is the character the records attach to Trixie Silvertale's fiction, which is filed under mystery and detective with wit and humour among its subjects. The catalogue holds 37 books between 2019 and 2025, from Fries and Alibis (2019) to Scripts and Empty Crypts (2025). Harper and Moon Investigations and the Christmas Catastrophe Mysteries sit alongside the Mitzy Moon novels and a set of Mitzy Moon shorts. Silvertale is recorded as ongoing.

Troy Cummings is a children's book writer whose 13 catalogued books, for grades 1 to 3, appeared from 2013 to 2017. Subjects include monsters, horror stories, elementary schools and best friends. Rise of the Balloon Goons (2013) is the first title, and Attack of the Shadow Smashers and Day of the Night Crawlers also date from 2013. Battle of the Boss-Monster (2017) is the newest, and the list is likely complete.

Troy Denning

48 books• 24 series

Troy Denning writes fantasy and science fiction and also works as a game designer. The catalogue holds 49 books, from Cosmos Cubed (1988) to Outcasts (2023), with Fireteam Noble due in 2027. Series include Dark Sun: Prism Pentad, Forgotten Realms: Twilight Giants, Forgotten Realms: Return of the Archwizards, Halo: The Ferrets and Halo: A Master Chief Story. The Verdant Passage (1991), The Crimson Legion (1992) and The Cerulean Storm (1993) are among the early titles.

Troy Soos writes historical mysteries tied to baseball. Two series are catalogued: Mickey Rawlings, and Marshall Webb and Rebecca Davies. The 14 books start with Murder At Fenway Park (1994) and end with The Tomb That Ruth Built (2014). Murder at Ebbets Field (1996), Murder at Wrigley Field (1997) and Hanging Curve (1999) are among them. Subject headings include baseball players, New York, Boston and New England history.

Trudi Canavan

14 books• 4 series

Trudi Canavan is an Australian fantasy novelist, born in 1969, who worked as a graphic designer while establishing the writing career. Fourteen books are catalogued from The Magicians' Guild (2001) to Maker's Curse (2020). The Black Magician Trilogy and Age of the Five are the bestselling sequences; the Traitor Spy Trilogy closed with The Traitor Queen, and Millennium's Rule, set across multiple worlds that characters cross between, ran to four books rather than the three first planned. Magicians, guilds, wizards, magic and the land of Kyralia recur as subjects. Books are long, at a median of 558 pages.