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Michael David Lukas's two standalone historical novels -- The Oracle of Stamboul (2011) and The Last Watchman of Old Cairo (2018) -- set in the Ottoman Empire and medieval Egypt.
The Michael Dene series by Gerald Verner. Two classic crime novels from the 1930s and 1940s.
Michael Dibdin edited two crime fiction anthologies collecting notable works from the genre's best writers.
Michael Dibdin's standalone novels range from a dark Sherlock Holmes reimagining to literary thrillers set in Britain and America.
Michael DiMercurio's non-fiction, including the Complete Idiot's Guide to Submarines.
Michael Dorris contributed to anthologies including Growing Up Native American (1993) and Rethinking Popular Culture and Media (2011).
Michael Dorris's story collection Working Men (1993) gathers short fiction about everyday characters and their struggles.
Michael Dorris's non-fiction includes The Broken Cord (1989), an award-winning memoir about fetal alcohol syndrome, along with essays and scholarly works on Native American culture.
Michael Dorris's short fiction includes Morning Girl (1990), a children's novella set in the pre-Columbian Caribbean.
Michael Dorris's novels include A Yellow Raft in Blue Water (1987), The Crown of Columbus (1991), and Cloud Chamber (1997), spanning literary fiction and children's literature.
Michael Fleeman's non-fiction includes ten books spanning true crime accounts and popular non-fiction on topics from pirates to haunted locations.
Michael Fry's standalone novels include Ghosted, a middle grade novel published in 2021.
Michael G. Manning's standalone novel Thomas, published in 2017.
The Michael Gilbert Anthologies collection includes eleven edited anthologies and contributions published between 1958 and 2003, covering crime fiction from classic mystery stories to Sherlock Holmes pastiches.
Michael Gilbert's sole non-fiction work, Fraudsters: Six Against the Law (1986), profiles six real cases of financial fraud, drawing on his career as a practicing solicitor.
Michael Gilbert Plays consists of a single courtroom drama, The Shot in Question (1963), which brings Gilbert's legal expertise to the stage.
Michael Gilbert's twelve short story collections, published between 1967 and 2011, feature spy fiction, police procedurals, and legal mysteries, including the acclaimed Calder and Behrens espionage stories.
Michael Gilbert's eighteen standalone novels span four decades (1952-1991) and range from wartime escape stories and political thrillers to courtroom mysteries, all shaped by his experience as a working solicitor.
Anthology contributions by Michael Grant, including Foretold, a collection of stories about prophecy and prediction.
The Michael Gresham series by John Ellsworth follows a Chicago defense attorney through 18 legal thrillers. See all books in reading order.
Michael Guillebeau Collections featuring Lisa Alber. Includes My World, and Welcome to It (2021).
Death and Repair is a standalone mystery novel by Jonathan B. Zeitlin featuring investigator Michael Hart, published in 2019.
Michael Harvey's standalone novels include The Innocence Game, Brighton, and Pulse, each exploring different aspects of crime and justice.
The Michael Kelly series by Michael Harvey follows a Chicago private detective and former cop through cases involving corruption, murder, and the city's criminal underground.
Michael Kun Anthologies includes Chewing the Page, a collection of interviews from the Mourning Goats literary project.
Michael Kun's non-fiction works include humorous Uncyclopedia reference books about baseball, football, and movies.
Michael Kun's non-fiction books are humorous reference guides covering baseball, football, and movies in the Uncyclopedia format.
Michael Kun Short Story Collections includes Corrections to My Memoirs, a collection of short fiction showcasing his comedic voice.
Michael Kun's standalone novels span three decades of witty, character-driven fiction from A Thousand Benjamins to The Allergic Boy Versus the Left-Handed Girl.
The Michael Lee West Girls Raised in the South series in order, two Southern family novels following the eccentric women of a Tennessee clan from 1990 to 2005.
Michael Lee West's non-fiction title Consuming Passions (1999), a Southern food memoir mixing family recipes with personal stories, listed under her Piper Maitland pen name.
Michael Lee West's non-fiction book Consuming Passions, a 1999 food memoir blending Southern recipes with personal stories about family, cooking, and life.
Michael Lee West's standalone novels in order, three Southern fiction titles published between 1994 and 2008 under her Piper Maitland pen name listing.
Michael Lee West's standalone novels in order, including She Flew the Coop, American Pie, and Mermaids in the Basement, Southern fiction published from 1994 to 2008.
The Michael Lee West Teeny Templeton series in order, three cozy mystery novels set in Charleston following baker Teeny Templeton through romance and murder.
Michael Magee's poetry collection Shiny Things (2025), his debut volume of verse from a Belfast-born writer.
Michael Magee's standalone novels in publication order, starting with his Booker-longlisted debut Close to Home (2023).
Anthologies featuring Michael Malone's contributions, including Growing Up in the South, Murder For Love, and Tar Heel Dead.
Michael Malone short story collections, including Red Clay, Blue Cadillac — stories of twelve Southern women.
Michael Malone short stories, including the Edgar Award-winning Red Clay.
All Michael Malone standalone novels in order, from Painting the Roses Red (1974) to The Four Corners of the Sky (2009).
Michael Mammay's standalone novels include military science fiction and space adventure stories separate from the Planetside series.
The complete list of anthologies featuring work by Michael Marshall Smith, spanning over 80 volumes of horror, science fiction, and dark fiction collections.
The complete list of short stories and novellas by Michael Marshall Smith, including The Man Who Drew Cats, More Tomorrow, and other individually published works.
The complete list of short story collections by Michael Marshall Smith, including What You Make It, More Tomorrow and Other Stories, and Everything You Need.
The complete list of standalone novels by Michael Marshall Smith, including Only Forward, Spares, The Intruders, and Hannah Green and Her Unfeasibly Mundane Existence.
Michael Medved Anthologies includes I Am Jewish (2004), a collection of personal reflections on Jewish identity from prominent writers and public figures.
The Michael Morgan series by Stanley Morgan, a two-book adventure series.
Michael Ondaatje's anthology contributions include nine collections published between 1989 and 2019.
Michael Ondaatje's collected works include thirteen volumes published between 1967 and 2024.
Michael Ondaatje's non-fiction works include one title published between 2002 and 2002.
Michael Ondaatje's standalone novels span 1976 to 2018, featuring eight independent stories.
The Michael Pacino series by Michael DiMercurio in reading order. Nine submarine thriller novels spanning 1992 to 2003.
Michael Palmer anthology contributions in order, including Thriller: Stories To Keep You Up All Night and First Thrills.
Michael Palmer's short fiction and novellas in order, including Disfigured, The Dead Club, and On Call.
All Michael Palmer standalone novels in reading order, from The Sisterhood to The First Family. Nineteen medical thrillers spanning 1982 to 2018.
All Michael Phillips non-fiction books in order, from George MacDonald studies to works on Christian living.
Michael Phillips short fiction, including the novella Where's Jesus.
Michael Phillips standalone novels in reading order, including The Cappuccino Club, Angel Dreams, and Murder By Quill.
Michael Prescott's anthology contributions include Valyra and the Dragons (1994) and Vampire Detectives (1995), showcasing his early genre fiction.
The Far Horizon by Michael Prescott explores perspectives on life after death, a departure from his usual thriller fiction.
Michael Prescott's short stories and novellas feature standalone thriller and suspense fiction published between 2013 and 2017.
Michael Prescott's standalone novels span three decades of thriller, suspense, and horror fiction, from his 1988 debut Manstopper through Grave of Angels in 2012.
Plays by Michael Redhill, the author behind the Inger Ash Wolfe pen name, published in 2001.
A short story by Michael Redhill, the author behind the Inger Ash Wolfe pen name, published in 2012.
Short story collections by Michael Redhill, published between 1990 and 2019, spanning nearly three decades of his literary career.
Non-fiction books by Michael Reisig, including travel writing and a guide for aspiring authors.
Standalone novels by Michael Reisig, ranging from disaster fiction (The New Madrid Run) to science fiction (The Hawks of Kamalon) to quirky adventure tales.
Michael Riedel's non-fiction works cover Broadway history, military veterans' benefits, and biographical subjects.
Michael Robertson Jr. contributed to The Teachers' Lounge, a 2014 multi-author anthology.
Tormented Thoughts is a 2015 short fiction collection by Michael Robertson Jr. featuring horror and dark fiction.
Michael Robertson Jr.'s short fiction includes the horror novellas Blood Trip (2013) and Cemetery Hill (2023).
Michael Robertson Jr.'s standalone novels are five horror and thriller books published between 2012 and 2022.
The complete list of Michael Ruhlman's cookbooks and food writing in order, covering charcuterie, technique, and collaborations with Thomas Keller.
Michael Siemsen Anthologies includes The Stroke of Midnight, a 2013 multi-author collection featuring his contribution.
Michael Siemsen's short fiction includes The Smiths and The Shepherd of the Brilliant Valley, two standalone novellas.
Michael Siemsen's standalone novels include Exigency, a science fiction novel about humanity's first contact with an alien world.
Michael Sisa's standalone novels include LitRPG and fantasy titles published alongside his main Arch Magus series.
Michael Stanley's anthology contributions include five crime fiction collections published between 2009 and 2018, featuring short stories by the writing duo behind the Detective Kubu mysteries.
Michael Stanley's non-fiction consists of A Taste of Africa, a companion to the Detective Kubu mystery series set in Botswana.
Short story collections by Michael Stanley, including African Mysteries, a 2020 collection of crime fiction set in Africa by the writing duo behind the Detective Kubu series.
Michael Stanley's standalone novel Dead of Night (2019) is a crime thriller set in Africa by the writing duo behind the Detective Kubu series.
Michael Sullivan Mystery by Linda Berry is a two-part mystery series published in 2019, following investigator Michael Sullivan through a case split across two books.
The Michael Talbot Adventures by Mark Tufo are standalone stories featuring his recurring protagonist in supernatural encounters outside the main series timeline.
The Michael Vey series by Richard Paul Evans follows a teenager with electrical powers who must fight a sinister organization bent on world domination.
Anthology contributions featuring Michael Wood's writing alongside other authors.
Michael Wood's standalone thrillers deliver high-tension crime stories outside his established series.
Michael Z. Williamson's anthology contributions include three collections published between 2007 and 2020.
Michael Z. Williamson's non-fiction works include one title published between 2014 and 2014.
Michael Z. Williamson's short fiction includes three works published between 2014 and 2016.
Michael Z. Williamson's short fiction includes two works published between 2013 and 2018.
Michaelbrent Collings' anthology appearances span horror, fantasy, and fairy tale collections from Space Eldritch II (2013) through Gilded Glass (2022).
Michaelbrent Collings' non-fiction includes two practical guides — one on California construction law and one on teaching martial arts — reflecting his diverse professional background.
Kindled is a standalone horror novella by Michaelbrent Collings, published in 2014 during his most prolific period.
Michaelbrent Collings' short story collections — Though Darkness Falls, Darkling Smiles, and Future Tense — gather his horror and science fiction short fiction across three themed volumes.
Michaelbrent Collings' 25 standalone novels span horror, thriller, and science fiction, from Run (2010) through Light-Years From Home (2022), featuring haunted houses, psychological terror, and survival horror.
Michel Benoit Non-Fiction includes Prisoner of God, a memoir by a former Benedictine monk about his years in a French monastery and his eventual break with religious life.
Michel Benoit Non-Fiction includes Prisoner of God, a memoir by a former Benedictine monk about his years in a French monastery and his eventual break with religious life.
Michel Benoit's standalone novels are religious thrillers set in the world of Vatican scholarship, where ancient secrets about early Christianity put their discoverers in mortal danger.
The Michele Ferrara series by Michele Ferrera in reading order. Seven Italian crime novels featuring Chief Superintendent Michele Ferrara solving cases in Florence.
Michele Notaro's anthology contributions include Limitless Love, a 2024 multi-author LGBTQ+ romance collection.
Michele Notaro's standalone fiction includes a holiday mystery romance set in her established supernatural world.
A list of standalone novels by Michelle de Kretser, including the Miles Franklin Award winners Questions of Travel and The Life to Come.
A complete list of Michelle Falkoff's standalone young adult novels in publication order, from Playlist for the Dead to How to Pack for the End of the World.
Michelle Gable's standalone novels are works of historical fiction and women's fiction featuring dual timelines, glamorous settings, and hidden stories from the past.
Michelle Gagnon's anthologies include Vengeance (2012) and Who Done It? (2013), multi-author mystery and thriller collections.
Michelle Gagnon's standalone novels include Strangelets (2013) and Unearthly Things (2017), both YA fiction exploring science fiction and gothic themes.
Michelle Griep Collections includes three multi-author romance and historical fiction collections published between 2017 and 2021.
Michelle Griep Non-Fiction includes Writer Off the Leash (2015), a book about the writing life and the craft of fiction.
Michelle Griep Standalone Novels includes seven historical fiction titles published between 2008 and 2026, from her debut Gallimore to The Bird of Bedford Manor.
Michelle Grierson Standalone Novels features her debut novel Becoming Leidah, a blend of Norse mythology and magical realism set in nineteenth-century Norway.
Michelle Harrison's anthology contributions include one collection published between 2016 and 2016.
Michelle Harrison's standalone novels span 2012 to 2016, featuring two independent stories.
Michelle Heard's standalone novels include four dark romance books that exist outside her interconnected series, each telling a complete story.
Michelle Hercules's anthology contributions include two multi-author romance collections published in 2022.
Michelle Hercules's short stories and novellas include two holiday-themed romances published in 2023.
Michelle Hercules's standalone novels include contemporary and dark romances published between 2021 and 2023.
Michelle Lindo-Rice's standalone novels span Christian fiction and contemporary romance, from The Fall of the Prodigal (2015) to A Summer for the Books (2025).
That Moment When (2016) is a multi-author young adult anthology featuring a story by Michelle Madow alongside other YA and fantasy authors.
Collide is a standalone novel by Michelle Madow, published in 2017, separate from her main fantasy and paranormal series.
Multi-author anthology collections featuring Michelle Mankin's romance writing alongside other authors.
Standalone romance novels by Michelle Mankin spanning contemporary love stories, holiday romance, and western settings.
The complete reading order for the Michelle Mason thriller series by Lisa Brackmann, following a woman caught up in espionage and drug trafficking.
Michelle Min Sterling's standalone novel Camp Zero (2023) is a speculative literary thriller set in near-future northern Canada, exploring climate change and corporate power.
Inquiries (2019) is Michelle Porter's poetry collection exploring Metis identity and family through verse.
Michelle Porter's non-fiction works explore Metis history, identity, and the landscapes of western Canada.
Michelle Porter's debut novel A Grandmother Begins the Story (2023) traces five generations of Metis women in a multi-layered family saga.
Women of Steel is a non-fiction book by Michelle Rawlins documenting the real women who worked in Sheffield's steel factories during World War II.
Two standalone YA novels by Michelle Ruiz Keil blending magical realism with punk rock culture in the Pacific Northwest and San Francisco.
Michelle Spring's non-fiction includes guides to crime and thriller writing published in 2013.
Michelle Spring's standalone novels include The Night Lawyer (2006).
Michelle St. James appears in the 1001 Dark Nights Discovery Collection 1 (2017), a multi-author anthology that brought her work to readers of the popular 1001 Dark Nights romance series.
Blondes and Blacks (2011) is an early short work by Michelle St. James, offering readers a glimpse into her writing before her mafia romance series took shape.
Muscle (2021) is a standalone mafia romance novel by Michelle St. James, delivering her signature blend of danger and desire in a self-contained story outside her ongoing series.
The Michigan Brides series by Jody Hedlund features historical romances set in 19th-century Michigan, exploring frontier life and faith.
The Michigan Millionaires series by Kimberly Loth is an eight-book series running from 2020 to 2022, starting with Lukas / Snowfall and Secrets.
The Michigan Northwoods series by Serena B. Miller features three historical inspirational novels published between 2011 and 2013.
The complete Mici Anhalt series by Lillian O'Donnell in reading order, following a crime victim advocate across 3 mystery novels (1977-1980).
Mick Foley's memoirs chronicle his wrestling career from backyard brawls to WWE main events, his work with charity, and his unlikely second life as Santa Claus.
Cactus Jack and the Beanstalk is a coloring comic book by Mick Foley that retells the classic fairy tale with wrestling characters, with proceeds going to charity.
Mick Foley's standalone novels Tietam Brown and Scooter are dark coming-of-age fiction set in upstate New York and the Bronx during the 1970s.
The complete reading order for the Mick Goodenough series by Greg Woodland, an Australian crime fiction duology starting with The Night Whistler.
Mick Herron's anthology appearances include contributions to two multi-author crime fiction collections published in 2011 and 2018.
Mick Herron's short stories include What We Do (2013), a standalone piece of short fiction.
Mick Herron's short story collections include All the Livelong Day and Other Stories (2013) and Dolphin Junction (2022).
Mick Herron's standalone novels include four thrillers and crime novels published between 2008 and 2023.
The Mick Sinatra series by Mallory Monroe spans 19 books following mob boss Mick Sinatra through intense romances and family power struggles from 2015 to 2026.
The Mick Stranahan series by Carl Hiaasen follows a retired investigator living on a Florida houseboat, starting with Skin Tight (1989).
The complete reading order for the Mickelle series by Rachel Ann Nunes, a three-book inspirational romance.
The complete Mickey Bolitar YA series reading order by Harlan Coben, a young adult spin-off following Myron Bolitar's nephew as he solves mysteries.
The Mickey Friday series by J.R. Rain follows a werewolf investigator across three novels starting in 2024.
The Mickey Keller Thriller series currently consists of one book, The Lost Girl (2021), a standalone thriller by Alan Jacobson.
Mickey Miller Short Story Collections features Afternoon Delights, a 2018 collection of short romantic stories by Mickey Miller.
Mickey Miller's standalone novels span military romance, hockey romance, holiday stories, and suspense across nine books published between 2018 and 2025.
The Mickey Parsons Mysteries series by Victor Methos is a two-book series running from 2013 to 2014, starting with The Murder of Janessa Hennley.
The Mickey Rawlings series by Troy Soos is a baseball mystery series set in early twentieth-century America, with murders at famous ballparks from Fenway to Wrigley.
Mickey Spillane's work appears in numerous crime fiction anthologies spanning noir, hardboiled, and mystery collections.
Mickey Spillane's short stories and novellas include crime fiction published between 1989 and 2017.
Complete list of Mickey Spillane short stories and novellas by Max Allan Collins in order, including early Spillane works and the Trash 'n' Treasures mystery series.
Mickey Spillane's short story collections gather his crime fiction short stories from Me, Hood! (1963) through Stand Up and Die! (2022).
Mickey Spillane's standalone novels range from noir thrillers to adventure stories, published between 1951 and 2022, with later titles completed by Max Allan Collins.
Mickey Spillane's Mike Hammer graphic novel adaptations by Max Allan Collins, published in 2018.
Anthologies featuring Mickey Zucker Reichert's fantasy and science fiction contributions across multi-author collections.
Collections by Mickey Zucker Reichert, including the omnibus edition The Bifrost Guardians compiling her debut series.
Standalone fantasy and science fiction novels by Mickey Zucker Reichert, ranging from military fiction to collaborative fantasy works.
The Middle Age is Murder Cozy Mystery series by Nellie H. Steele is a five-book cozy mystery series published between 2022 and 2025.
Middle School Ninja by Marcus Emerson is a standalone novel called Legacy, continuing the ninja-themed humor of his 6th Grade Ninja books into middle school.
The Middle Sea series by Duncan M. Hamilton is a two-book fantasy duology set in a Mediterranean-inspired world. See all books in order.
The Middle-Aged Ghost Whisperer series by Morgana Best is a paranormal cozy mystery featuring an older protagonist who discovers she can communicate with ghosts.
The Middlegame series by Seanan McGuire explores alchemy, destiny, and the nature of reality through four connected novels beginning with the Hugo-nominated Middlegame (2019).
The reading order for the Middleman series by Olen Steinhauer, a two-book political thriller duology about domestic terrorism and government response.
Midge Raymond Anthologies collects the author's contributions to multi-author literary fiction collections.
Midge Raymond Collections gathers the author's short stories into a single volume of literary fiction about language, travel, and displacement.
Midge Raymond Non-Fiction includes the author's practical guides for writers on craft and book marketing.
Midge Raymond Short Stories/Novellas collects shorter literary fiction exploring travel, relationships, and the pull of distant places.
Midge Raymond's standalone novels are literary fiction set in remote locations where characters confront isolation, nature, and personal reckoning.
The Midlife series by Cary J. Hansson follows women navigating the surprises, setbacks, and second chances that come with being middle-aged.
The Midlife Crisis Mysteries by Diana Xarissa Dunn follow a protagonist navigating murder and personal upheaval across the United States in seven books published from 2022 to 2026.
Midlife Magic and Mystery is an eight-book cozy mystery series by Corrine Winters about a woman discovering magical abilities in middle age, published between 2021 and 2022.
Midlife Magic in Marshmallow is a cozy paranormal romance series by Keira Blackwood set in a small town called Marshmallow where a woman in midlife discovers the community's magical secrets and a love life she had not planned on.
Midlife Magic in Memoriam is a paranormal romance series by Keira Blackwood following a woman who discovers that death, magic, and second chances are more intertwined than she ever expected in a world where the supernatural has some very specific opinions about closure.
Midlife Mermaid is a paranormal women's fiction series by H.P. Mallory about a woman in midlife who discovers she has mermaid abilities, blending humor, romance, and supernatural self-discovery across three books.
Midlife Muddle is a humorous paranormal series by Sam Cheever about a woman stumbling through the chaos of midlife with a generous helping of supernatural mayhem.
Midlife Mysteries is a paranormal mystery series by H.P. Mallory following a woman in midlife who encounters ghosts, supernatural threats, and eerie cases across seven books published in 2023 and 2024.
The Midlife Shifters series by J.L. Wilder is a thirteen-book paranormal romance featuring mature heroines finding love with bear, wolf, and dragon shifters.
Midlife Spirits is a paranormal women's fiction series by H.P. Mallory in which a woman in midlife discovers she can communicate with ghosts and navigates a supernatural world across eighteen books from 2021 to 2023.
The Midlife Wolves in Crisis series by J.L. Wilder is a two-book paranormal shifter romance featuring older heroines navigating wolf pack politics and second-chance love.
The Midnight series by Melinda Leigh follows the Sullivan siblings through four romantic suspense novels set in small-town Maine and Philadelphia.
The Midnight Cowboys series by Cat Johnson is a three-book cowboy romance series published between 2015 and 2016.
The Midnight Creek Investigations series by Jude Hardin features eleven books of small-town crime and conspiracy set in and around the fictional Midnight Creek.
Midnight Falls, Texas is a six-book small-town romance series by Nichole Rose set in a fictional Texas town full of secrets and steamy encounters.
The Midnight Fantasies series by Vicki Lewis Thompson features Acting On Impulse, a romance novel published in 2002.
Midnight Girl is a supernatural comedy series by Rick Gualtieri featuring Midnite's Daughter, a standalone novel about a young woman with dark powers published in 2017.
The Midnight Harbor series by Nikki St. Crowe follows five seasons of Hot Vampire Next Door, a serialized paranormal romance about a vampire neighbor and the woman who can't stay away.
The Midnight Huntress series by Piper Fox in order, a ten-book paranormal romance series starting with Called.
The Midnight in Scotland series by Elisa Braden is a five-book series running from 2020 to 2025, starting with The Making of a Highlander.
The Midnight Jury series by Craig Schaefer is a two-book urban fantasy featuring a group drawn into supernatural conflicts hidden beneath everyday life.
Midnight Justice is a paranormal romance entry by Kimberly Dean, featuring Blade of Moonlight, a story of supernatural danger and desire after dark.
Midnight Kisses is an eleven-book romance series by Nichole Rose where every story builds to that perfect kiss at just the right moment.
Midnight Madness Nightcreature is a paranormal romance trilogy by Lori Handeland set in the same world as her long-running Nightcreature series.