The Monster Tamer Academy series by Robyn Wideman in reading order, a four-book fantasy academy series published in 2025.

The Newmarket Shooting Script series is a collection of published screenplays from notable films, spanning from 1986 to 2013, associated with Chris Weitz as a contributor.

Short stories and novellas by Sara Bennett, including the Regency romance A Suitable Gentleman.

The Sinners of Hawthorne University series by Eva Ashwood is a dark bully romance trilogy set at an elite university.

The Hunters of the Broken Empire series by Robyn Wideman in reading order, an eight-book fantasy series set in the Broken Empire world.

Jennifer Rosner's standalone historical fiction novels, including The Yellow Bird Sings (2020) and Once We Were Home (2023), both set during and after World War II.

The Magic Blessed Academy series by Eva Ashwood is a paranormal reverse harem romance set in an academy for magical beings.

Standalone romance novels by Sara Bennett, including the medieval romance Beloved Highlander.

The Small Soldiers series by Gavin Scott includes two tie-in novels based on the 1998 DreamWorks film about toy action figures that come to life.

The Young World trilogy by Chris Weitz is a post-apocalyptic young adult series set in a Manhattan where only teenagers have survived a devastating plague.

Hot In The City is a short story collection by Cassandra O'Leary gathering her contemporary romance short fiction.

Chris Weitz is an American screenwriter, director, and novelist known for the Young World young adult trilogy and his extensive film career including About a Boy and A Better Life.

David Chill's standalone novels, featuring Curse Of The Afflicted (2018).

The Filthy Wicked Psychos series by Eva Ashwood is a four-book dark reverse harem romance with twisted games and dangerous love interests.

Jennifer Rosner's memoir If a Tree Falls: A Family's Quest to Hear and Be Heard (2010), about growing up with deafness in the family.

The Hunter's Dragon series by Robyn Wideman in reading order, a three-book fantasy series published in 2025.

The Starlings of Starling Hall series by Sara Bennett follows members of the Starling family through seasonal romances.

The Young Indiana Jones Chronicles novel by Gavin Scott, featuring Revolution! (1992), a tie-in to the television series.

The Burnside Mystery series by David Chill follows a former football player turned Los Angeles private investigator through thirteen cases, all with football-themed titles.

Cassandra O'Leary's short stories and novellas are contemporary romances exploring love, food, music, and seasonal themes.

The Dirty Broken Savages series by Eva Ashwood is a four-book dark reverse harem romance set in the criminal underworld.

Emilie Pine's non-fiction works, including the bestselling essay collection Notes to Self (2018) and academic studies of Irish cultural memory.

Gavin Scott is a British screenwriter and novelist known for the Duncan Forrester Mystery series, Young Indiana Jones tie-in novels, and his work in film and television.

The Hanna Halfblood series by Robyn Wideman in reading order, a three-book fantasy series about a half-blood warrior.

Jennifer Rosner is an American author of historical fiction and memoir, known for The Yellow Bird Sings (2020) and Once We Were Home (2023), both set during and after World War II.

The Pendleton Manor series by Sara Bennett begins with the romance novel Meant to Be.

Standalone novels by Rae Cairns, including the literary thrillers The Good Mother and Dying to Know.

Cassandra O'Leary's standalone novels include contemporary romance and women's fiction published independently of her series.

The Clearwater University series by Eva Ashwood is a dark bully romance trilogy set on a college campus with a reverse harem dynamic.

David Chill is an American mystery author known for the Burnside Mystery series, featuring a former football player turned private investigator in Los Angeles.

The DI George Beaumont series by Lee Brook is a Yorkshire-set police procedural following a detective through gritty murder investigations.

The Dragonblood Sagas: Sisera series by Robyn Wideman in reading order, a three-book spinoff following Sisera from the Dragonblood Sagas.

Emilie Pine's standalone fiction, featuring her debut novel Ruth & Pen (2022), set over one day in Dublin.

Mockingbird Square 2 is a continuation of Sara Bennett's contemporary romance series with two additional novels.

Rae Cairns is an Australian author of literary thrillers, known for The Good Mother and Dying to Know.

Anthologies featuring Richard Harland, spanning Australian dark fantasy, horror, and science fiction collections.

A.J. McCarthy's standalone novels are psychological thrillers and suspense stories set in Canada, each featuring a different cast of characters.

The Best Horror of the Year series is an annual anthology of the best horror short fiction, featuring Richard Harland among its contributors across seventeen volumes.

The Black Rose Kisses series by Eva Ashwood is a four-book dark reverse harem romance featuring a woman entangled with dangerous men.

The Detective Isabella Wood series by Lee Brook launches a new British police procedural with Murder at Brandling House.

The Dragonblood Sagas by Robyn Wideman in reading order, a five-book fantasy series featuring dragon magic and cursed bloodlines.

Emilie Pine is an Irish author and academic known for her essay collection Notes to Self (2018) and her novel Ruth & Pen (2022). She is also a professor of modern drama at University College Dublin.

The Girl on a Plane series by Cassandra O'Leary follows a heroine through travel-themed romantic adventures in different destinations.

J.G. Ballard contributed to 27 science fiction, literary, and pop culture anthologies. See all titles in order.

The Lexi O'Malley series by D. M. Buckley follows an Irish-American amateur detective through four mystery novels.

The Mockingbird Square series by Sara Bennett is a contemporary romance series set in a close-knit neighborhood.

Cassandra O'Leary is an Australian author of contemporary romance and women's fiction, including the Girl on a Plane travel romance series.

The Charlie and Simm Mystery series by A.J. McCarthy follows a pair of investigators solving crimes rooted in family secrets and hidden dangers.

D. M. Buckley is a mystery author known for the Lexi O'Malley series, featuring an Irish-American amateur sleuth.

The Darkthorn Academy series by Robyn Wideman in reading order, a 10-book fantasy academy series starting with Menacing Misfits (2019).

Eva Ashwood writes dark romance and reverse harem fiction featuring dangerous antiheroes, bully romance, and academy settings.

Lee Brook is a British crime fiction author known for the DI George Beaumont series, a fast-growing police procedural set in Yorkshire.

The Medieval series by Sara Bennett features nine historical romance novels set in the Middle Ages with knights, swords, and forbidden love.

The Mondo anthology series includes four pop culture collections featuring contributions by J.G. Ballard. See all titles in order.

Standalone novels by Richard Harland, including The Black Crusade and Walter Wants to be a Werewolf.

A.J. McCarthy is a Canadian mystery and thriller author known for the Charlie and Simm detective series and standalone suspense novels.

J.G. Ballard's non-fiction includes his autobiography Miracles of Life and collections of essays and interviews. See all six titles.

The Broken Empire series by Robyn Wideman in reading order, a fantasy series starting with Bards of the Broken Empire (2025).

The Husband Hunters Club series by Sara Bennett follows members of a secret society of women seeking advantageous marriages in Regency England.

The Worldshaker series by Richard Harland is a steampunk trilogy set aboard a massive mobile city in an alternate Victorian world.

The Badland Heroes series by Robyn Wideman in reading order, a four-book fantasy series starting with Savage (2016).

The Greentree Sisters series by Sara Bennett follows three sisters in Regency England across three historical romance novels.

The Heaven and Earth / Ferren Trilogy by Richard Harland is a fantasy series about a boy caught between the worlds of angels and humans.

J.G. Ballard published 18 short story collections spanning four decades of science fiction and literary experimentation. See all titles in order.

The Apocalypse Online series by Robyn Wideman in reading order, a five-book LitRPG series where players navigate a post-apocalyptic game world.

The Duke of Grantham series by Sara Bennett is a Regency romance duology featuring the titled duke and his romantic entanglements.

J.G. Ballard's individual short stories include The Subliminal Man and Chronopolis. See publication details.

Richard Harland is an Australian author of fantasy, steampunk, and horror fiction, known for the Worldshaker series and the Ferren Trilogy.

The Akira series by Robyn Wideman in reading order, a two-book fantasy series including Akira Rises (2016) and Akira Rides (2017).

A complete list of Charles Brandt's non-fiction books in order, including I Heard You Paint Houses (The Irishman) and other true crime works about organized crime.

Cory O'Brien's non-fiction humor books in order, including Zeus Grants Stupid Wishes and George Washington Is Cash Money.

The Disgraceful Duchesses series by Sara Bennett follows three women of high rank in scandalous Regency romance adventures.

J.G. Ballard wrote 17 standalone novels spanning science fiction, dystopian fiction, and literary experimentation. See all titles in order.

The Orca Currents series features 40 books by Gail Anderson-Dargatz for middle school readers. See all titles in order.

The Adventures of Errol Amberdane by Robyn Wideman, a fantasy series starting with Dark Soul Sword (2021).

The Aphrodite's Club series by Sara Bennett features two Regency romance novels centered on a secretive gentlemen's club.

Charles Brandt's standalone fiction, including his debut novel The Right to Remain Silent (1988).

Cory O'Brien's standalone novels, including Two Truths and a Lie (2025), his debut fiction work.

A complete list of Elizabeth Flock's standalone novels in publication order, from But Inside I'm Screaming (2003) to What Happened to My Sister (2012).

The Empire of the Sun series by J.G. Ballard includes his autobiographical novel and its sequel. See both books in order.

The Good Reads series by Gail Anderson-Dargatz features 18 short books for developing readers. See all titles in order.

The Samantha and Wyat Mysteries by Emily L. Finch in reading order, a cozy mystery series set in England starting with Masquerade in London (2022).

Charles Brandt is an American author and former homicide prosecutor known for I Heard You Paint Houses, the true crime book that became the basis for Martin Scorsese's film The Irishman.

Cory O'Brien is an American author and comedian known for Zeus Grants Stupid Wishes and George Washington Is Cash Money, humorous retellings of mythology and history.

Elizabeth Flock is an American author and former journalist known for emotional literary fiction including Me and Emma and But Inside I'm Screaming.

Emily L. Finch is a mystery author known for the Samantha and Wyat Mysteries, a cozy mystery series set in England.

The Miss Hereford Stories is Gail Anderson-Dargatz's debut short story collection. See publication details.

J.G. Ballard was a British novelist and short story writer known for dystopian and science fiction. Find all 76 books in publication order.

Robyn Wideman is a fantasy and LitRPG author known for the Stoneblood Saga, Darkthorn Academy, and numerous GameLit series blending fantasy with game mechanics.

Standalone novels by Sara Bennett Wealer, spanning young adult fiction and contemporary drama.

Anthologies featuring Emylia Hall, including Too Much Too Young.

Gail Anderson-Dargatz's short stories and novellas include three shorter works. See all titles.

The Love in the Limelight series features four romance novels set in the entertainment world. See all books in order.

Sara Bennett is a historical romance author with a large catalog spanning medieval romances, Regency romance, and contemporary romantic fiction.

Standalone novels by Emylia Hall, including The Book of Summers, The Swiss Affair, and The Thousand Lights Hotel.

Gail Anderson-Dargatz's standalone novels span literary fiction and suspense. See all 10 titles in publication order.

The Hollington Homecoming series features romance novels by multiple authors including Adrianne Byrd. See all five books in order.

Adrianne Byrd's short stories and novellas include One in a Million and Wishing On A Starr. See both titles.

The Claire Abbott Mystery series by Gail Anderson-Dargatz is a three-book mystery series. See all books in reading order.

The Shell House Detectives series by Emylia Hall follows amateur sleuths solving mysteries along the Cornish coast.

Adrianne Byrd wrote 16 standalone romance novels spanning her career. See all titles in publication order.

Emylia Hall is a British author known for atmospheric standalone novels and the Shell House Detectives cozy mystery series set on the Cornish coast.

Gail Anderson-Dargatz is a Canadian author known for literary fiction and young adult books. Find all 75 books in order.

The Unforgettable Hinton series by Adrianne Byrd follows the Hinton family through six romance novels. See all books in order.

The German House by Annette Hess is a historical novel set during the Frankfurt Auschwitz trials. See publication details.

The Williams Family series by Adrianne Byrd features two romance novels about a family. See both books in order.

Annette Hess is a German screenwriter and novelist known for The German House. Find her books in order.

The Kappa Psi Kappa Men series by Adrianne Byrd features six romance novels centered on fraternity brothers. See all books in order.

The Adams Sisters series by Adrianne Byrd follows two sisters through romance and family life. See both books in order.

Heart's Secret by Adrianne Byrd is a romance novel in the Match Made series. See publication details.

The House of Kings series by Adrianne Byrd is a three-book African American romance trilogy. See all books in reading order.

Adrianne Byrd was an American romance author known for her African American romance novels. Find all 51 books and series in reading order.

Anthology collections featuring Thomas Keneally's work alongside other Australian and international writers.

The Point In Time Collection by Thomas Keneally features seven linked stories published in 2022.

The Monsarrat Mystery series by Thomas Keneally features a convict-turned-clerk solving crimes in colonial Australia.

The Penguin Lives series features concise biographies of major historical figures written by acclaimed contemporary authors.

Tom Keneally's children's book Roos In Shoes is a playful story for young readers.

Thomas Keneally's non-fiction works cover Australian history, Irish diaspora, American history, and personal memoir.

Thomas Keneally's children's book Roos In Shoes brings his storytelling to younger readers.

Non-fiction by Belinda Alexandra, featuring her writing about cats and the human-animal bond.

Anthology contributions featuring Laurie Penny's writing on consent and social justice.

Short fiction by Thomas Keneally, including the novella Blackberries.

Belinda Alexandra's standalone novels are historical fiction spanning the 20th century, set in locations from Shanghai to Sydney to Tuscany.

Laurie Penny's non-fiction books cover feminism, technology, sexuality, and political power from a progressive perspective.

Thomas Keneally's standalone novels span six decades of fiction, from his 1964 debut to novels about World War I, the Holocaust, and Australian history.

The Australians series by Thomas Keneally is a multi-volume popular history of Australia from its earliest origins to the modern era.

Belinda Alexandra's non-fiction work The Divine Feline explores the history of the bond between cats and humans.

Laurie Penny's short fiction and novellas blend speculative fiction with social and political themes.

Belinda Alexandra is an Australian author of historical fiction set in locations from Paris to Sydney, known for richly detailed novels spanning the 20th century.

Laurie Penny is a British-American journalist and author known for feminist non-fiction and speculative fiction.

Thomas Keneally is an acclaimed Australian author best known for Schindler's List, with a career spanning over fifty novels and numerous non-fiction works.

The Marcus Corvinus series follows a Roman nobleman solving crimes and political mysteries in ancient Rome, from the reign of Tiberius through the early Empire.

Marcus Corvinu is the pen name of David Wishart, a Scottish author who writes historical mystery novels set in ancient Rome.

Linda LeGarde Grover's short story and poetry collections, including the award-winning The Dance Boots (2010) and The Sky Watched (2022).

Linda LeGarde Grover's non-fiction works about Ojibwe life along Lake Superior, including Onigamiising (2017) and Gichigami Hearts (2021).

Linda LeGarde Grover's short fiction, including The Ojibwe Dreamcatcher (2021).

Anthologies edited by Rosemary Sullivan, focused on Canadian women's writing and short fiction, from Elements of Fiction (1982) to Short Fiction (2003).

Tracy Sierra's standalone thriller novels in publication order, including Nightwatching (2024) and Warning Signs (2026).

Linda LeGarde Grover's standalone novels in publication order, exploring Ojibwe life and history in northern Minnesota.

Rosemary Sullivan's poetry collections in publication order, from The Space a Name Makes (1986) to The Bone Ladder (2000).

Tracy Sierra is an American thriller author known for Nightwatching (2024), a suspense novel about a mother protecting her children from an intruder.

A list of L.M. Chilton's standalone thriller novels in publication order, including Swiped (2024) and Everyone in the Group Chat Dies (2025).

Linda LeGarde Grover is an Ojibwe author from Minnesota whose fiction, poetry, and non-fiction explore Indigenous life, history, and the experience of the Anishinaabe people.

A complete list of Rosemary Sullivan's non-fiction works in publication order, from Theodore Roethke: The Garden Master (1975) to The Betrayal of Anne Frank (2022).

L.M. Chilton is a British thriller author known for darkly comic suspense novels including Swiped (2024) and Everyone in the Group Chat Dies (2025).

Rosemary Sullivan's illustrated book Molito (2011).

Rosemary Sullivan is a Canadian author, biographer, and poet known for her literary biographies and non-fiction, including Stalin's Daughter and The Betrayal of Anne Frank.

Tehlor Kay Mejia has contributed to four YA anthologies focused on queer stories and LGBTQ+ representation, including All Out (2018) and Out Now (2020).

Tehlor Kay Mejia wrote two Are You Afraid of the Dark graphic novels: The Witch's Wings and Other Terrifying Tales (2023) and The Sinister Sisters and Other Terrifying Tales (2025).

Tehlor Kay Mejia's standalone novels span YA and adult contemporary fiction, including Miss Meteor, Lucha of the Night Forest, Sammy Espinoza's Last Review, and Cash Delgado is Living the Dream.

Bill Fitzhugh contributed to two anthologies: Full House (2007) and Delta Blues (2009).

The We Set the Dark on Fire duology by Tehlor Kay Mejia is a YA dystopian fantasy series beginning with We Set the Dark on Fire (2019).

Bill Fitzhugh's standalone novels include Cross Dressing (2000), Fender Benders (2001), and The Adventures of Slim & Howdy (2008).

O'Neil de Noux has contributed stories to nine anthologies spanning crime fiction, noir, and erotica, published between 1997 and 2023.

The Paola Santiago series by Tehlor Kay Mejia is a three-book middle grade fantasy trilogy inspired by Mexican folklore, beginning with Paola Santiago and the River of Tears (2020).

O'Neil de Noux's non-fiction includes Specific Intent (1993), a true crime book, and A Short Guide to Writing and Selling Fiction (2010).

Tehlor Kay Mejia is a YA and middle grade author known for the Paola Santiago trilogy, the We Set the Dark on Fire duology, and standalone novels blending Latinx culture with fantasy and contemporary fiction.

The Transplant Tetralogy by Bill Fitzhugh is a four-book comic crime series about organ trafficking and medical ethics, beginning with The Organ Grinders (1998).

Cindy Pon co-edited two YA anthologies: Diverse Energies (2012) and A Thousand Beginnings and Endings (2018), both focused on diverse voices in speculative fiction.

O'Neil de Noux's short story collections include eight volumes of New Orleans-set crime fiction, starting with LaStanza: New Orleans Police Stories (1999).

The Rick Shannon series by Bill Fitzhugh follows a radio DJ in two comic crime novels: Radio Activity (2004) and Highway 61 Resurfaced (2005).

The Assassin Bug series by Bill Fitzhugh features pest exterminator turned accidental hitman Bob Dillon in Pest Control (1996) and The Exterminators (2012).

O'Neil de Noux has published 27 individual short stories and novellas spanning crime fiction, romance, and western genres.

The Want series by Cindy Pon is a two-book YA science fiction duology set in a near-future Taipei, beginning with Want (2017).

Bill Fitzhugh is a comic crime fiction author known for Pest Control, the Transplant Tetralogy, and other darkly funny novels about ordinary people in absurd situations.

Invaders From Above is a standalone science fiction horror novel by Derek Slaton.

O'Neil de Noux's standalone novels include seven books spanning crime fiction, historical fiction, and military fiction, published between 2010 and 2016.

The Serpentine series by Cindy Pon is a two-book YA fantasy duology inspired by the Chinese Legend of the White Snake, beginning with Serpentine (2015).

The Grindhouse Chronicles by Derek Slaton is a horror-comedy series inspired by exploitation cinema.

The Kingdom of Xia (Phoenix) series by Cindy Pon is a two-book YA fantasy duology inspired by Chinese mythology, starting with Silver Phoenix (2009).

The Lucifer series by O'Neil de Noux consists of two crime fiction novels set in New Orleans: Lucifer's Tiger (2017) and Lucifer's Falcon (2018).

Cindy Pon is a YA author known for Chinese mythology-inspired fantasy novels, including the Kingdom of Xia series, Serpentine, and the sci-fi duology Want.

The Direct to VHS series by Derek Slaton features horror fiction inspired by low-budget exploitation films.

The Lucien Caye Private Eye series by O'Neil de Noux is an eleven-book hardboiled detective series set in New Orleans, beginning with New Orleans Rapacious (2010).

Dead America: Tales of the First Month is a 39-entry sub-series featuring standalone stories from the first month of the zombie apocalypse.

The LaStanza New Orleans Police series by O'Neil de Noux is a ten-book police procedural series set in New Orleans, beginning with Grim Reaper (1988).

Dead America: New York Tales brings the zombie apocalypse to New York City with twelve character-focused entries.

The John Raven Beau series by O'Neil de Noux is a five-book New Orleans crime fiction series beginning with John Raven Beau (2011).

Dead America: The Northwest War continues the Pacific Northwest storyline with 25 entries covering the conflict's escalation.

The Jacques Dugas New Orleans Mysteries by O'Neil de Noux is a four-book historical mystery series set in old New Orleans, beginning with For Love's Sake (2014).

Dead America: The Second Month is the largest sub-series in Derek Slaton's zombie franchise, with 48 entries covering multiple regions during the outbreak's second month.

O'Neil de Noux is a New Orleans-based crime fiction author with over 80 books, including the LaStanza, Lucien Caye, John Raven Beau, and Jacques Dugas mystery series.

Dead America: Lowcountry by Derek Slaton sets the zombie apocalypse in the American South across nineteen serialized entries.

The Sunken Archive by Sylvie Cathrall is a two-book epistolary fantasy series beginning with A Letter to the Luminous Deep (2024).

Dead America: The Northwest Invasion by Derek Slaton focuses on the zombie apocalypse's impact on Portland and Seattle across thirteen entries.

The Mike Walton Thriller series features a covert operative in four espionage novels with color-themed titles.

Sylvie Cathrall is a fantasy author known for The Sunken Archive series, an epistolary fantasy duology that begins with A Letter to the Luminous Deep (2024).

Dead America: The Third Week by Derek Slaton follows the zombie apocalypse into its third week with twelve serialized entries.

Mike Walton is a thriller author known for the Mike Walton series, featuring a covert operative in fast-paced espionage adventures.

Dead America: The Second Week by Derek Slaton continues the zombie apocalypse saga with twelve entries covering the outbreak's spread.

Dead Texas by Derek Slaton is a four-book zombie survival series set in Texas during the early days of a zombie apocalypse.

Dead America: The First Week by Derek Slaton covers the opening days of a zombie apocalypse across multiple American cities.

Standalone suspense novels by E.V. Cunningham (Howard Fast), many titled with women's first names and featuring taut thriller plots.

Derek Slaton is a horror author known for the massive Dead America zombie apocalypse franchise, spanning hundreds of serialized entries across multiple sub-series.

The Masao Masuto series by E.V. Cunningham follows a Zen Buddhist detective solving murders in Beverly Hills across eight mystery novels.

The John Gomaday and Larry Cohen series by E.V. Cunningham features two characters across a pair of 1960s mystery novels.

The Harvey Krim series by E.V. Cunningham features a private investigator in two mystery novels from the 1960s.

E.V. Cunningham was a pen name of Howard Fast, used for mystery and suspense novels including the Masao Masuto detective series set in Beverly Hills.

The Hot for Heroes series by Autumn Summers features nine military and first responder romance novels. See all books in reading order.

The Olivia Penn Mysteries by Kathleen Bailey follow a small-town sleuth through atmospheric cozy mysteries.