Book Series

Darling Campbell Sisters is a three-book romantic comedy series by J.S. Cooper following three sisters through workplace and dating mishaps, published in 2023.

Darling Daddies is a three-book Karen Rose Smith romance series from 1995, following single fathers finding love and building families.

The Darling Dahlias series by Susan Wittig Albert follows a garden club of women who solve mysteries in the fictional town of Darling, Alabama, during the Great Depression.

The Darling Investigations series by Denise Grover Swank in order. Complete reading guide for all 4 books starting with Deadly Summer (2018).

The Darling Springs series by Lauren Blakely is a two-book series running from 2026 to 2026, starting with It Seemed Like a Good Idea.

The Darlington Brothers series by Avery North follows eight brothers through individual romance stories, published in rapid succession in 2020.

Darper Danver by Amy Cross is a standalone horror novel set in the haunted Fort Powell.

The Darrington Family series by Sandra Sookoo follows members of the Darrington family through Regency romance novels.

The Darwath series by Barbara Hambly is a fantasy series about two people pulled from modern-day Earth into a medieval world threatened by an ancient darkness.

Daryl Banner's anthology contributions include five multi-author collections published between 2015 and 2023, spanning M/M romance and LGBTQ+ fiction.

Love and Other Bad Ideas is a 2010 collection by Daryl Banner, one of his earliest published works.

Flaming is a 2022 short story or novella by Daryl Banner.

Daryl Banner's standalone novels span from 2010 to 2021 and include early literary fiction, sci-fi, workplace romance, and holiday comedy.

Daryl Wood Gerber has contributed to five multi-author anthologies featuring mystery, food-themed fiction, and writing craft.

Daryl Wood Gerber's short fiction includes two works spanning from 2011 to 2025.

Daryl Wood Gerber's standalone novels include five titles spanning suspense, holiday fiction, and mystery from 2016 to 2025.

Darynda Jones's anthology contributions, including Heroes of Phenomena published in 2014.

The Dash series by Shantel Tessier is a two-part dark romance following the same couple across two intense volumes published in 2014.

The Dash Boone Thrillers by Craig A. Hart follow an adventurer through three novels with forbidden or dangerous locales, published from 2024 to 2026.

The Dashing Doctors series by Holly Rayner features two romances with medical professionals and surprise twists.

The Dashing Rogues and Ruined Librarians series by Sandra Sookoo pairs charming rogues with bookish heroines in Regency romance.

The Dashkova Memoirs by Thomas K. Carpenter is a historical fantasy series set in 18th-century Russia, following Princess Dashkova as she navigates court intrigue, revolutionary magic, and imperial politics.

Date By Mistake by Candace Havens is a standalone contemporary romance about an unexpected reunion between a woman and a wealthy businessman.

The Dating series by Heidi McLaughlin is a twelve-book romance collection following one couple through a year of themed dates, with each book tied to a different month and holiday.

The Dating Games series by T.K. Leigh is a six-book romantic suspense series published between 2019 and 2021.

The The Dating Games series by Lauren Blakely is a seven-book series running from 2013 to 2023, starting with First Date.

Dating in Dallas is a two-book contemporary romance series by Adriana Herrera following Dominican characters building careers and love lives in Texas.

Dating Network Service is a contemporary romance series by Scarlett Woods about people who find love through a matchmaking service.

Daughter of Babylon by Jamie Lee Grey is a seven-book Christian thriller series with each book named after a North American location, starting with California in 2019.

The Daughter of Ravens trilogy by M.J. Scott is a romantic historical fantasy set in the same world as the Four Arts series, following a new heroine on an adventure through unexplored parts of the empire.

The Daughter of Smoke & Bone series is a four-book fantasy saga of angels, chimera, and star-crossed love set between Prague and otherworldly battlefields.

The Daughter of the Lioness series by Tamora Pierce is a two-book YA fantasy following Alanna's daughter, published in 2003 and 2004.

Daughter of the Moon is an ongoing paranormal romance series by H.P. Mallory using tarot card titles to structure a supernatural story about a woman tied to lunar and mystical forces.

The Daughter of the Pirate King series by Tricia Levenseller is a young adult fantasy adventure about a pirate princess on a quest for a legendary map.

The Daughter of Winter series by Skye MacKinnon is a thirteen-book dark fantasy romance based on Celtic mythology with multiple love interests.

Daughter's Quest for Truth by Kay Bratt — a memoir-inspired novel set in China.

The Daughters of Allamont Hall by Mary Kingswood follows six sisters who can only receive their dowries if they marry in order of age, from eldest to youngest.

Daughters of Askara is a three-book paranormal romance series by Hailey Edwards, published between 2010 and 2012.

The Daughters of Beasts series by T.S. Joyce follows the next generation of female shifters in the Damon's Mountains universe.

The Daughters of Blessing series by Lauraine Snelling continues the Bjorklund family saga in early 1900s North Dakota. See all four books in order.

All Daughters of Courage books in order by Laura Rollins. A sweet Regency romance series following the Mulgrave family in London society.

The Daughters of Dark Root is a nine-book paranormal series by April Aasheim about a family of witches in the small town of Dark Root, Oregon.

Short stories and novellas set in April Aasheim's Dark Root universe, offering holiday specials and companion stories to the main Daughters of Dark Root series.

The Daughters of Darkness series by Chrissy Peebles follows female vampires navigating the supernatural world across nine paranormal romance novels.

The Daughters of England series by Victoria Holt spans 22 books following generations of English women from the Elizabethan era through the twentieth century.

The Daughters of England series by Philippa Carr (Eleanor Burford Hibbert) spans twenty novels tracing one family's women across centuries of English history, from the Reformation to World War II.

The Daughters of Erin trilogy by Amanda McCabe is set during the Irish rebellion of 1798, following three women caught between political upheaval and passionate romance.

The Daughters of Fortune series by Judith Pella in order. Complete reading guide for all 4 books starting with Written on the Wind (2002).

Daughters Of Fortune is a four-book historical romance series by Rachel Hawthorne (Lorraine Heath) featuring women of wealth and status who find love with unlikely men.

Daughters of Hampshire is a historical fiction trilogy by Sandra Byrd set in Victorian England, blending romance, mystery, and faith.

The Daughters Of La Lune series by M.J. Rose follows generations of women in Paris connected by art, perfume, magic, and a centuries-old legacy of witchcraft.

The Daughters of Lancaster County series follows three women in an Amish community as they face loss, test their faith, and find their way back to love and family.

Daughters of Liberty is a historical fiction series for young readers by Elizabeth Massie, set during the American Revolution with three books published in 1997.

Daughters of Lyra is a six-book sci-fi romance series set in a matriarchal alien society where powerful women take human mates.

Daughters of the Darling is a five-book historical romance series by Annie Seaton set along Queensland's Darling River.

Daughters of the Gentry by Jennie Goutet is a Regency romance trilogy following three women of the English gentry through courtship and society.

Daughters of the God is a fantasy romance trilogy by Tamara Gill that began in 2013 with Banished, blending mythology with romantic storytelling.

The Daughters of the Jaguar series by Willow Rose features two novels published in 2012.

Daughters of the Mayflower is a multi-author historical fiction series tracing generations of women descended from Mayflower passengers through key eras of American history.

Daughters of the Mayflower is a twelve-book multi-author Christian historical romance series spanning American history from the Mayflower voyage to the frontier era.

Daughters of the Moon by Lynne Ewing is a thirteen-book YA fantasy series about teenage goddesses battling ancient evil in Los Angeles.

The reading order for the Daughters of the Promise series, six Amish fiction novels set in Lancaster County beginning with Plain Perfect.

The Daughters of the Promised Land series by Jill Eileen Smith features eight biblical fiction titles published from 2015 to 2018, retelling the stories of Old Testament women.

Daughters of the Ton series reading order by Hanna Hamilton, a Regency romance series about women of the English aristocracy finding love.

All Daughters of the Warlock books by Amelia Shaw in order. Complete reading order for this witch fantasy romance series.

The Daughters Of War series by Dinah Jefferies is a three-book series running from 2021 to 2023, starting with Daughters of War.

Daughtry Family is a five-book Regency romance series by Kasey Michaels offering instruction in the arts of love through taming, tempting, wooing, beguiling, and wedding.

The Dauntless Cyborgs series by Cynthia Sax follows bold cyborg warriors, starting with Containing Malice (2021).

Dave Bara contributed to Infinite Stars (2017), a military science fiction anthology featuring stories from leading SF authors.

Dave Bara's standalone novels include Speedwing (2012), his debut science fiction novel.

A children's book by Ridley Pearson in collaboration with Dave Barry, featuring a retelling of Walt Disney's Peter Pan.

The Dave Beckett series by David Putnam features two crime novels published in 2022 and 2023.

Dave Canterbury's nonfiction titles include short practical guides on wilderness survival topics from tracking and trapping to medicinal plants.

Dave Daren's standalone novels include eleven legal thrillers published between 2021 and 2025, from contract disputes and cartel cases to frontier justice and constitutional law.

The Dave Fenner series by James Hadley Chase features a tough private eye in two noir thrillers from the late 1930s and early 1940s.

The Dave Gurney series by John Verdon follows a retired NYPD detective through eleven intricately plotted mysteries set in the Catskills from 2010 to 2023.

The Dave Nash Thriller series by Brent Towns is an eighteen-book series running from 2019 to 2022, starting with Retribution.

Dave Robicheaux by James Lee Burke is a twenty-six-book crime series following a Louisiana detective through cases set in the bayou country, published between 1987 and 2026.

Complete list of all Dave vs. the Monsters books by John Birmingham in order. Full reading order starting with Emergence.

The Davenport Family series by Mary Jo Putney includes her earliest Regency romances, including the RITA Award-winning The Rake.

The Davenports is a YA historical romance series by Krystal Marquis following a wealthy Black Chicago family in 1910, blending romantic drama with a richly drawn portrait of Black Gilded Age society.

The Davenports is a four-book Regency romance series by G.L. Snodgrass following members of the Davenport family through society matches and scandals.

All 4 books in The Davenports series by Bella Andre in order. A contemporary romance family saga set in California, starting with California Dreaming.

The David series by W. Phillip Keller is a two-book series running from 1985 to 1986, starting with David I: The Time of Saul's Tyranny.

David A. Kaufelt Standalone Novels collects eleven independent novels spanning contemporary and historical fiction, published between 1973 and 2015.

David A. Tatum's collections include This Book Cannot Make Any Money (2018), a look at the realities of self-publishing and independent authorship.

David A. Tatum's short fiction includes To the Rink of War (2014), a novella that brings warfare to an unexpected setting.

The David Adams series by Chad Zunker follows a young attorney taking on cases that pit idealism against the harsh realities of the legal system.

David Allin's non-fiction work, The Dalton Boys, is a historical account published in 2015.

David Allin's standalone novels are Vietnam War military fiction covering sniper operations, jungle patrols, and combat survival from 2015 to 2024.

A two-book erotic romance series by Marina Anderson following the relationship between David and Grace through exclusive settings of pleasure and seduction.

A complete list of anthologies featuring David B. Coe's fantasy short fiction contributions.

A complete list of David B. Coe's standalone novels, including works outside his main fantasy series.

David B. Lyons' non-fiction includes a biography of legendary Manchester United manager Sir Alex Ferguson.

David Baddiel's anthology contributions include works on football and holiday humor. See all titles.

David Baddiel's non-fiction books cover topics from football culture to religion and identity. See all five titles in order.

David Baddiel's standalone novels include literary fiction and comedy for adult readers. See all four titles in order.

David Bergen anthologies, including his contribution to The Scotiabank Giller Prize 15 Years anthology of prize-winning Canadian fiction.

Complete list of David Bergen short story collections in order, including Sitting Opposite My Brother (1993) and Here the Dark (2020).

Complete list of David Bergen standalone novels in order, from A Year of Lesser (1997) to Away from the Dead (2023), including the Giller Prize-winning The Time In Between.

David Blake is a three-book crime fiction series by Howard Linskey set in the Newcastle underworld, published between 2011 and 2013.

David Brin's Out Of Time is a shared-world science fiction series with contributions from multiple authors, including Allen M. Steele.

The David Brunelle Legal Thriller series by Stephen Penner is a twenty-book series running from 2012 to 2025, starting with Presumption of Innocence.

David C. Taylor's standalone novels extend his crime fiction range beyond the Michael Cassidy series with new characters and settings.

David Case Short Story Collections bring together gothic and horror tales from various authors focusing on transformation and the supernatural.

Complete reading order of the David Cavanaugh series by Sydney Bauer. A legal thriller series following a Boston defense attorney through six books published between 2007 and 2011.

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

The David Chronicles by Uvi Poznansky is a historical fiction series retelling the life of the biblical King David, paired with art-through-the-ages companion volumes.

David Corbett's anthology contributions include four collections published between 2008 and 2012, featuring his short crime fiction alongside other authors.

David Corbett's non-fiction includes The Art of Character (2013), a widely used craft book on creating believable fictional characters.

David Corbett's short stories and novellas include two standalone works of crime fiction published in 2005 and 2015.

David Corbett's short story collections include Killing Yourself to Survive (2012) and Thirteen Confessions (2016), gathering his best crime fiction short stories.

David Corbett's standalone novels are seven works of literary crime fiction published between 2002 and 2023, ranging from California noir to Central American political thrillers.

David D C Stansfield's standalone novels include Tom Revilo (2017), a thriller separate from his main series.

Standalone thrillers by David D.B. Thorne, exploring online harassment and psychological suspense.

David Dalglish anthologies in order. Five multi-author fantasy anthologies featuring stories by David Dalglish.

David Dalglish short stories and novellas. Includes Guardian of the Mountain (2010), an early fantasy short work.

Anthologies featuring David DeLee's short fiction contributions.

Short stories and novellas by David DeLee, standalone crime fiction.

Short story collections by David DeLee, gathering his crime fiction short stories.

David Duchovny's graphic novel Kepler is a science fiction story exploring themes of identity and consciousness.

David Duchovny's poetry collection About Time gathers his verse exploring memory, time, and human experience.

David Duchovny's short fiction includes The Reservoir, a novella exploring loss and memory in New York City.

David Duchovny's standalone novels range from satirical animal fiction to literary explorations of baseball, mythology, and the American West.

A complete list of David Ellis's standalone novels in publication order, from Line of Vision to Lies He Told Me.

David Estes Anthologies collects Furthermore: An Anthology, published in 2012, a collection of short fiction from Estes's early career covering fantasy and science fiction stories.

David Estes Short Stories/Novellas collects two shorter works published in 2014 and 2021: Time Burned, a sci-fi short story, and The Rescue of Officer Moreland Lee, a novella-length thriller.

David Estes Standalone Novels collects five books published between 2009 and 2024 that are not part of any series, spanning fantasy, science fiction, and general fiction across a wide range of styles and tones.

David Farland contributed to sixteen science fiction and fantasy anthologies between 2008 and 2022, including collections like The Mad Scientist's Guide to World Domination and Unfettered II.

David Farland's non-fiction works include writing guides like Write That Novel! and Daily Meditations, published between 2013 and 2019.

David Farland's short stories and novellas span fantasy, science fiction, and western genres, with twenty works published between 2008 and 2019.

David Farland's standalone novel In the Company of Angels (2009) is a historical fiction work based on the true story of a group of Mormon handcart pioneers.

The David Garnett trilogy by Clive Egleton is a Cold War resistance series following a British operative across three novels published from 1970 to 1972.

Non-fiction books by David Gibbins, including A History of the World in Twelve Shipwrecks (2024), drawing on his career as a marine archaeologist.

Standalone novels by David Gibbins, including Daughter of Attila (2025), a historical thriller set during the twilight of the Roman Empire.

All David Goggins non-fiction books in order. His complete bibliography including Can't Hurt Me and Never Finished.

David Gordon contributed to Reports from the Deep End, a 2023 anthology of crime and noir fiction.

David Gordon's short fiction includes two standalone novellas, The Amateur and Spring, published in the mid-2010s.

White Tiger on Snow Mountain is David Gordon's 2014 short story collection featuring literary fiction across a range of subjects and styles.

David Gordon's standalone novels include the Edgar-nominated The Serialist and the literary crime novel Mystery Girl.

David H. Freedman's non-fiction works explore technology, cybercrime, military management, and the fallibility of expert opinion.

David H. Freedman's non-fiction covers technology, business strategy, and the science of human error across five books spanning 1994 to 2010.

David Handler's standalone novels include mysteries and thrillers published between 1999 and 2009, outside his series work.

A guide to David Healey's story collections, including Pirate Moon and Other Stories.

A guide to David Healey's non-fiction books about Chesapeake Bay history, including the War of 1812, regional folklore, and storms.

A guide to David Healey's short fiction, including the historical novella The Duelist.

A guide to David Healey's standalone novels, spanning historical thrillers, science fiction, and contemporary fiction.

David Hewson Anthologies collects his contributions to multi-author crime fiction collections.

David Hewson's non-fiction includes travel guides, technical writing manuals, and books about the craft of fiction writing.

David Hewson Short Stories/Novellas includes three shorter works published between 2011 and 2018.

David Hewson's standalone novels range from Shakespeare adaptations and historical fiction to contemporary thrillers, spanning four decades of his career.

All David Hunter books by Simon Beckett in order. Complete reading order for the forensic anthropologist thriller series.

Reading order for David Jackson's standalone novels, four psychological thrillers published between 2020 and 2023 that can each be read independently.

A series of four novels following David Kepesh, a literature professor whose intellectual life and erotic obsessions are closely intertwined. The books span from 1972 to 2001 and include The Breast, The Professor of Desire, and The Dying Animal.

David Klass's anthology contribution Places I Never Meant To Be, a collection about censorship and banned books published in 1999.

David Klass's standalone novels span sports fiction, young adult coming-of-age stories, and adult thrillers, published from 1984 to 2020.

David Kreizman's standalone novels, including the YA debut The Year They Fell.

The David Lawrence Graphic Novels series by Karen Marie Moning consists of Fever Moon, published in 2012.

David Lindsay's anthology appearances include two collections published in 2003 and 2016, featuring his work alongside other fantasy and science fiction authors.

David Lindsay's standalone novels include six works of philosophical fiction published between 1920 and 1976, led by the influential A Voyage to Arcturus.

The David Loogan series by Harry Dolan follows a mysterious editor drawn into murder investigations in a five-book mystery sequence.

David Lynch's anthology contributions include one collection published between 2021 and 2021.

The David Lynch Art & Photography series by David Lynch is a thirteen-book series running from 1976 to 2019, starting with The Focalguide to Colour.

David Lynch's non-fiction works include five titles published between 1991 and 2018.

David Mack's anthology contributions include Mirror Universe stories and the Star Trek Explorer collection of short fiction.

David Mack's standalone novels include The Calling (2009), an original work separate from his tie-in fiction.

Short fiction by David Mark, including the 2014 story Grave Of The Goblins.

A collection of standalone thriller and crime novels by David Mark, including The Zealot's Bones, Cages, and Anatomy of a Heretic.

Anthology collections featuring David Mitchell's work alongside other contemporary literary writers.

David Mitchell's standalone novels span genres from historical fiction to science fiction, all connected by recurring characters and themes.

The David Mitre series by Michael Grant features a retired spy drawn back into action, published in 2019.

The David Morton series by Gordon Thomas is a five-book espionage thriller sequence published between 1992 and 1996.

David Nix Non-Fiction includes Enlighten Me! Of Mice and Men, a 2013 study guide and literary analysis of Steinbeck's classic novella.

David Nix's standalone novels include three books published between 2011 and 2014, spanning horror, thriller, and contemporary fiction.

David Pedreira's standalone novels span 2018 to 2023, featuring two independent stories.

David Poyer's nonfiction includes a memoir about life in the rural South and a book about notable Naval Academy graduates.

David Poyer's standalone novels range from early science fiction and political thrillers to literary fiction about whaling and the sea.

David Putnam's standalone novels include The Bun Boy of Baker (2017) and The Obsessions of Harvey Usher (2025).

David Robbins' non-fiction includes Heavy Traffic, a book published in 2005.

A complete list of standalone novels by David Robbins, spanning horror, Western, and thriller genres from 1981 to 2019.

David Roberts' anthology work includes a contribution to Proud, a multi-author collection.

Gregory David Roberts' standalone novels include Shantaram, a semi-autobiographical epic set in Bombay, and its sequel The Mountain Shadow.

The David Sarac series by Anders de la Motte is a two-book spy thriller duology about an intelligence handler in crisis.

The David Shirazi series by Joel C. Rosenberg in reading order. A three-book thriller series set in Iran.

The David Silver series by Lynn S. Hightower is a four-book science fiction series featuring a human detective and his alien partner, published from 1992 to 1995.

David Slaton books in order by Ward Larsen. Complete reading order for the David Slaton series with publication dates.

David Slaton is a ten-book spy thriller series by Ward Larsen following a former Mossad assassin, published between 2004 and 2023.

David Slaton and Tru Miller books in order by Ward Larsen. Complete reading order for the David Slaton and Tru Miller series with publication dates.

David Slaton and Tru Miller is a one-book spy thriller crossover by Ward Larsen, beginning with Dark Vector in 2025.

The David Sloane series by Robert Dugoni is a five-book legal thriller series following a trial lawyer through high-stakes courtroom battles.

The Horror Collection: Sapphire Edition is a multi-author horror anthology featuring a contribution from David Sodergren alongside other horror writers.

Psychic Teenage Bloodbath: The Collection gathers David Sodergren's short horror fiction into a single volume, published in 2025.

David Sodergren's short fiction includes Hard Luck Jenny (2025), a horror novella.

David Sodergren's standalone horror novels feature creature features, supernatural threats, and slasher-style scares, published from 2018 to 2025.

David Szalay's story collections include the Man Booker-shortlisted All That Man Is (2016) and Turbulence (2019).

David Szalay's standalone novels are works of literary fiction exploring modern life, displacement, and identity in contemporary Europe.

David Thorne's sixteen humour books collect absurdist email exchanges, essays, and workplace anecdotes, published between 2012 and 2024.

The David Trevellyan series by Andrew Grant features a former British naval intelligence officer in three taut thrillers published between 2009 and 2012.

David Videcette Non-Fiction features Finding Suzy, a true crime investigation into a decades-old missing persons case.

Astrochimp (2024) is David Walliams' first graphic novel.