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Authors A-Z

Welcome to the Authors page on BookSeriesInOrder. This is a listing in alphabetical order of all of the authors that we currently list.

Please note it is listed by the authors First Name . So if looking for Stephen King you would search by “S”, not “K”.

We also have a search engine you can use to make it easier as there are so many authors out there it makes it a lot of work browsing through the list:

We are adding more authors and their series in publication and chronological order every day.

257 Responses to “Authors”

Hey, just wanted to drop a note to say how much I love and appreciate your site.

Thank you so much for taking the time to do that Dee! I really appreciate it!

Please add Jonas ward, westerns

I’ve added them to our list of authors to add 🙂 Cheers

Hi there. I can’t tell you how much I appreciate this database that you have so assiduously created. Would it be possible to list the books by Simon Beaufort? My understanding is that this is a nom de plume of two writers collaborating on a mediaeval mystery series. thanks very much for all the work that you’ve done. Best regards.

For sure – will add them to our list of authors to add. Cheers!

CJ Wallingsford needs added. She has one series out and a new one coming out soon. Her books are amazing.

Thanks we will add them to our list of authors to add

Please list books by Christoffer Carlsson. Thank you.

We’ll add them to our list of authors to add. Cheers

Could you please add Penelope Cress to your list?

Could you add Annie Jacobsen to your list. She has several books, and I would like to do a print-out on her books in order. Thanks.

Also Mark A. Hewitt,,,,Thanks

Hi, great site, very useful. I was using it to look at the books by Rachel Mclean and I wondered if it would be inappropriate to suggest my own books? I’m Gordon Warden and the titles in order are: The Cheat Killers, Who is the Tigerman?,and The Twist of a Sinner. The next book, The Room Service Murders, will be out in March 23 Keep up the good work!

Hey Gordon you can shoot me an e-mail [email protected] cheers

This is the best site for what anyone is looking for, I thank you for your efforts. Is it possible for you to list the Star Wars and Star Trek books in order of publication, there are too many different authors of each series or is there web site to find that? Again thank you for all you have done

We do have listings for both:

https://www.bookseriesinorder.com/star-trek/ https://www.bookseriesinorder.com/star-wars/

Although I know the Star Wars one is out of date. Can be hard to keep up with all those 🙂 I think there are other websites dedicated to it like for Star Wars probably the Wookipedia.

I’ve got some more for you! This probably won’t be the end either as we found a few boxes that never made it into the library!

Richman, Julie A Riley, Eugenia Mann, Jeana E Charles, Eva Walker, Ann Marie Romig, Aleatha Holland, Brittany Leigh, T K Roze, Robyn Toppen, Melissa Evans, A K Garey, Terri

You do a great service here to those of us that keep track of our books! Thanks for all you do! Nancy

Thanks Nancy. Some of them are on our list to add and this has bumped them up the priority list. Others weren’t and have been added to it. And others are being published this month or next already (Ann Marie Walker is one).

Aleatha is listed already: https://www.bookseriesinorder.com/aleatha-romig/

Hi, thanks for this site, it’s very helpful. Please can you add Wesley Cross and the Upgrade series. Thanks iain

Thanks for the positive feedback Iain, much appreciated! I’ve added Wesley to our list of authors to add. Cheers

Would you please add C.R.Chandler? Thank you.

Added them to our list of authors to add. Cheers!

Hello. Please add Graham Norton to your list. Thank you. 🎈 Helen O’Day

Will do. Thanks for the suggestion.

Could you please add Lesley Crewe a very popular Canadian writer with 12 books

Lesley is on our list of authors to add so this will help bump them up the priority list 🙂 Cheers

Thanks for this great resource. How about Carlene O’Connor?

Thanks Jennifer, appreciate that 🙂 And Carlene is already listed: https://www.bookseriesinorder.com/carlene-oconnor/

Please can you add W.Dale Cramer He also goes by Dale Cramer

For sure 🙂 Added Dale to our list of authors to add. We add authors in advance so a heads up that looking at the schedule Dale will probably be added in February.

Okay – another list then 🙂 McAfee, Stephanie Lyon, Erin Locke, Margaret Lilley, R K Kelly, D Grayson, Alex DiPasqua, Lila Collum, Lynn Crosby, Tanya Anne Hagen, Casey Price, Ashlee

And an interesting one – There is a co-writing duo, Brooke Cumberland and Lyra Parish, they write under the name Kennedy Fox. I cannot find any of the three.

I try to look throughly but if I’ve listed one that is already included please let me know.

Thanks! I’m close to being done with my library review so hopefully there won’t be too many more! Nancy

This is excellent Nancy. Thank you so much. Just to give you a little bit of behind the scenes info – I have a spreadsheet of over 10,000 author names still to add (and it is added to by the day). All authors are assigned a priority # from 1 to 10 with 10 being the highest. So when requests like this come in, I do some research on the authors and grade them on a variety of factors to determine who to add first.

Anyway despite having over 11,500 authors on the site we still get a lot of 10s and your list has I believe 6 of them that I classified that way. So thank you. Always surprises me seeing authors out there with such popularity that have never been requested before.

We also add content in advance and just did the data lock for October. What that basically means is those 10s will be added to the audit list in November, audited to get the lists 100% correct in December, and then posted to the site in January. So just wanted to clarify that in case you come back wondering why they aren’t on here yet next month 🙂

Do you have Lindsey Sparks on your author list? I couldn’t find her. Thank you.

Not yet. She is on our list of authors to add so this will help bump her up the priority list 🙂

Michael Gear and Terry C Johnson – western writers

Both already listed:

https://www.bookseriesinorder.com/w-michael-gear/ https://www.bookseriesinorder.com/terry-c-johnston/

How many authors do you havevon your lust to add?Just wondering.

As of this moment – about 6300. And we’re always discovering new authors every day to add.

Some time ago I requested that science fiction author Robert Heinlein be added, but he is still not listed here. Any reason why?

Hi Bill – Robert has been on the site since July 2015. https://www.bookseriesinorder.com/robert-a-heinlein/

There is a Stephanie Tromly so please add her. Don’t know the books she wrote? So far I’ve found these somewhere else… Trouble is a friend of mine Aug 4 2015 Trouble makes a comeback Nov 22,2016 Trouble never sleeps April 24 2018 Thank you

Thanks Lisa. Added Stephanie to our list of authors to add. Cheers

I’m going through all my books in my library app (and all of my books are physical copies) and keeping track of the missing authors here so I don’t bother you too often! Here’s my first grouping:

Winters, Annabelle Zama, Farahad Walker, Ann Marie Saman, J Hollins, Jamie Adams, Noelle Paige, Helena S

If you would prefer them one at a time just let me know.

Thanks!! Nancy

Thanks Nancy. Authors were either on our list and this has helped bump them up the priority list, or they’ve been added to the list 🙂 And it’s totally up to you whatever method is easier for you for submitting.

Jonas Jonasson books are great and I don’t see him. I loved “The 100 yr old man who climbed out the window and disappeared”. There are 2 additional books in that series.

Thanks Wendy. Jonas is on our list of authors to add and this will bump them up the priority list 🙂 Cheers!

Can’t find Gytha Lodge. Coming soon? Thanks so much; love your website!

Hi Ruth – Gytha is listed here: https://www.bookseriesinorder.com/gytha-lodge/

Would like to see the works of Margaret Weis and Terry Hickman

I’ve lost my list and they have written so much I want to see more of their work

Hi Betty – listed here: https://www.bookseriesinorder.com/margaret-weis/

I don’t see the author Gina L. Maxwell. Thank you!

She’s on our list to add so this will help bump her up the priority list 🙂 Cheers

Hi Love your site!! Just looking for a new author and don’t see her in your list… Zoey Castile. I know she has at least three books (a series). Thanks!

Thanks we’ve added Zoey to our list of authors to add

love lincoln and childs, patricia cornwall. catherine coultier,karin slaughter,tess geritsen,lisa jackson….

Just ran across mystery writer Gytha Lodge. But I don’t see her in your author list. She’s published three so far.

Hi Richard – just checked and she is on our list to add and will be added in October 🙂 Cheers

I don’t find Meg O’Brien, Crimson Rain book. Thank you.

Thanks Rebecca we will add Meg to our list of authors to add

Do you have a list of books by V.E.Schwab?

Yep right here 🙂 https://www.bookseriesinorder.com/v-e-schwab/

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20 Popular Book Authors and Their Favorite Books

The key to good writing, they say is to always keep reading other people’s works. However, that doesn’t stop even after you must have published a book because the more you read, the more your writing skills get better. There are many popular book authors who have led interesting lifestyles, giving room for adventure and exploring new things and their books have become fans favorite. These authors, particularly novelists, are inspired in so many ways on the subject that interests them. Hence, what better books to read than the ones that have inspired our favorite authors? That being said, here is a list of 20 popular book authors and their favorite books.

Popular Book Authors and Their Favorite Books

1. stephen king.

Popular authors and their favorite books

During the Goodreads 10th anniversary, The King of Horror, Stephen King unveiled some of his favorite books. Quite an interesting list, the beloved horror and supernatural fiction writer’s picks include “Lord of the Flies” by William Golding; “Ship of Fools” by Katherine Anne Porter; “The Orphan Master’s Son” by Adam Johnson; “The Invisible Man” by Ralph Ellison; “1984” by George Orwell; “The Lord of the Rings” by J.R.R Tolkien, and “American Pastoral” (The American Trilogy) by Phillip Roth.

2. J.K. Rowling

Although the Harry Potter series has become favorite books to millions of readers out there, J.K. Rowling also has some books she’d like to read. The British author draws her inspiration from books by other authors like Jane Austen and many others. She has also unveiled some of her favorite books which most of her fans would be happy to read. They include “Emma” by Jane Austen; Roddy Doyle’s “The Woman Who Walked Into Doors”; Doris Kearns Goodwin’s “Team of Rivals”; Auberon Waugh’s “The Diaries of Auberon Waugh”, and Anna Sewell’s “Black Beauty”, among others.

The American author of Chinese descent, Amy Tan has made giant strides exploring intergenerational familial relationships and the Chinese-American experience, which can be seen in most of her works today. She has authored several books including The Joy Luck Club which sold over 6 million copies in the US and also topped the bestseller lists. Amazingly, the acclaimed author has listed some of her favorite books and they contain quite an interesting read. They include “Love Medicine” by Louise Erdrich; Bernd Heinrich’s “Mind of the Raven”; Mary Karr’s “The Liars’ Club”; Rabih Alameddine’s “An Unnecessary Woman”; “The Woman Warrior” by MaxineHong Kingston, and Mary Oliver’s “Devotions”.

4. Khaled Hosseini

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The Afghan-American novelist and physician, Khaled Hosseini is known for his three bestseller novels including The Kite Runner (2003), A Thousand Splendid Suns (2007), as well as And the Mountains Echoed (2013). The author has listed quite a good number of authors and books that inspires him and if you are a fan, we know you’d find them interesting too. They include Ian McEwan’s Nutshell; Seven Brief Lessons on Physics by Carlo Rovelli; Family Life by Akhil Sharma; Rachel Cusk’s Outline and Heroes of the Frontier by Dave Eggers, among others.

5. Tana French

The American-Irish writer known for her crime fiction novel In The Woods (2007), identified her favorite book of all-time as Love Medicine by Louise Erdrich. She also shared some of her other favorite books including Richard Adams’ Watership Down; National Velvet by Enid Bagnold; Thomas Keneally’s Playmaker; Einstein’s Dreams by Alan Lightman, and Mary Renault’s The King Must Die. Tana French has also released other thrillers such as The Likeness (2008), The Secret Place (2014), and The Trespasser (2016).

6. George R.R Martin

While there are lots of fans out there who could be wondering what books their favorite author George R.R. Martin is currently reading, it comes as no surprise that the writer also has a few interesting reads of his own. However, the Game of Thrones author revealed some of his favorite books to include J.R.R Tolkien’s The Lord of the Rings; Lord of Light by Roger Zelazny; Alfred Bester’s The Stars My Destination; The Fireman by Joe Hill; Station Eleven by Emily St. John Mandel, and Have a Space Suit-Will Travel by Robert A. Heinlein, among others.

7. Danzy Senna

Number of books written: 6

Yet another renowned American writer, Danzy Senna has won several awards since the inception of her writing career. She has won a good number of awards including a Whiting Award, among many others. With over five books under her belt and several essays, Senna has drawn influences from so many books. Some of which include Kazuo Ishiguro’s The Unconsoled; Nella Larsen’s Quicksand; The Cry of the Owl by Patricia Highsmith; Bell Hooks’ Black Looks: Race and Representation, and The Easter Parade by Richards Yates.

8. Atul Gawande

Known for being an American surgeon and public health researcher, Atul Gawande is also an acclaimed author. He has authored several bestselling books on medicine and public health, including The Checklist Manifesto, Being Mortal: Medicine and What Matters in the End, and Complications: A Surgeon’s Notes on an Imperfect Science. When asked about his favorite books, Atul listed Ernest Hemingway’s “A Farewell to Arms”; Arthur Conan Doyle’s “The Complete Sherlock Holmes”; “Invisible Cities” by Italo Calvino; Joan Didion’s “The Year of Magical Thinking”, and “The Death of Ivan Ilyich” and “Confession”, etc.

9. Brit Bennett

Number of books written: 4

So it’s been a wild month 😅 https://t.co/H6Ab5u29NW — Brit Bennett (@britrbennett) June 29, 2020

Although she might be a newbie in the literary world; nevertheless, Brit Bennett has become a reckoning force with her debut novel The Mothers released in 2016. In addition to being a New York Times bestseller, the book was picked up by Warner Bros for a film adaption with Kerry Washington tapped to be the producer. Interestingly, Bennett has listed some of her favorite books which you’d also find very thrilling. They include Toni Morrison’s Song of Solomon; The Color Purple by Alice Walker; Their Eyes Were Watching God by Zora Neale Hurston; James Baldwin’s Go Tell It on the Mountain, and The Underground Railroad by Colson Whitehead, among others.

10. Brian K. Vaughan

This American writer has made giant strides in the literary world, thanks to his expertise in writing Superhero, Space Opera/Fantasy and Sci-Fi books. Known for his works such as Ex Machina, Paper Girls, Saga, Pride of Baghdad, Runaways, and Y: The Last Man, etc, Brian is no doubt among the most popular book authors out there. While he is known for writing comic books, it might interest you to know some of his favorite books and writers. They include Michael Chabon’s The Amazing Adventures of Kavalier & Clay; Catch – 22 by Joseph Heller; The Fermata by Nicholson Baker; Invisible Man by Ralph Ellison; Eric Bogosian’s Perforated Heart, Misery by Stephen King, and many others.

11. Gillian Flynn

Gillian Flynn is not one to be forgotten in a hurry, the American author has become a force to reckon with in the literary world, thanks to her outstanding penning skills. Known for her works including Sharp Objects, Gone Girl, and Dark Places, Flynn’s works has become incredibly successful and has been adapted into successful movies. When asked about her favorite books, the author listed several books including Karin Slaughter’s Pretty Girls; And Then There Were None by Agatha Christie, and The Executioner’s Song by Norman Mailer, among others.

12. Ken Follett

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The Welsh author Ken Follett is no doubt one of the most popular and bestselling authors of all time. He has written several Historical and Spy thrillers including Edge of Eternity, A Dangerous Fortune, Fall of Giants, World Without End, Winter of the World, Lie Down with Lions, and The Key Rebecca. When it comes to Follett’s favorite books, you’d expect nothing less than interesting reads such as George Eliot’s The Mill on the Floss; The Lady in Car with Glasses and a Gun by Sebastien Japrisot; Live and Let Die by Ian Fleming; Jean Gimpel’s The Cathedral Builders, Dombey and Son by Charles Dickens, etc.

13. George Saunders

Best known for his novellas and children’s books, George Saunders isn’t just among the most popular writers but one of the greatest book authors of our time. The American author has released several commercially successful books and has raked in several awards. However, during an interview on Oprah Winfrey’s show, Saunders disclosed some of his favorite books to the TV star. They include Tobias Wolff’s In the Garden of the North American Martyrs; Dispatches by Michael Herr; The Coast of Chicago by Stuart Dybek and Isaac Babel’s The Red Calvary, among others.

14. Colleen Hoover

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Colleen Hoover is one of the New York Times bestselling authors and one of the most popular book authors both in American and beyond. With more than 14 books published, the prolific writer has released eleven New York Times bestsellers which made her fans favorite. The New Adult and Young Adult fiction writer also has a lot of interesting reads as her favorites and they include Where the Sidewalk Ends by Shel Silverstein; Judy Blume’s In the Unlikely Event; The Japanese Lover by Isabel Allende; Katja Millay’s The Sea of Tranquility; The Andy Cohen Diaries: A Deep Look at a Shadow by Andy Cohen and Ever Day by Levithan, among others.

15. Erik Larson

Genre: Non-fiction

An American journalist and author, Erik Larson is highly acclaimed for his nonfiction and classic narrative like The Devil in the White City (2002) and Dead Wake: The Last Crossing of the Lusitania (2015). During an interview in 2015, the writer said that his all-time favorite book is The Maltese Falcon. According to him, he likes all parts of the book including the plot, the characters, and the dialogue which inspired John Houston’s film of the same name. Some of his other picks include The Shipping News by Annie Proulx; The Final Silence by Stuart Neville, and Jo Nesbo’s Police, etc.

16. Sarah J. Maas

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With her debut novel Throne of Glass launched in 2012, Sarah J. Maas has gone on to release over 30 novels some of which rank high on the best sellers list. They include House of Earth and Blood (2017), The Court of Thorns and Roses series, and The Assassin’s Blade series, among others. During the Goodreads 10th anniversary, Sarah revealed her favorite books to include Sally Thorne’s The Hating Game, Sabriel by Garth Nix, The Book of Three by Lloyd Alexander, Roshani Chokshi’s The Star-Touched Queen, and many others.

17. Joyce Carol Oates

While in an interview in 2013, the published author Joyce Carol Oats revealed writer Dostoevsky to be among her most favorite authors. And when asked about her favorite book of all time, she listed Crime and Punishment by Dostoyevsky. That’s not all; the American writer also has a reading list which includes Anthony Marra’s books A Constellation of Vital Phenomena and The Tsar of Love and Techno; The Good Lieutenant by Atticus Lish and Welcome to Braggsville by T. Geronimo Johnson.

18. Karan Mahajan

The Indian-American author, known for his book, The Association of Small Bombs which was a finalist for the 2016 National Book Award for Fiction, was also named as one of Granta’s Best Young American Novelists in 2017. Since then, he has become one of the most popular book authors in the United States. More so, he has cited books from other authors including The God of Small Things by Arundhati Roy, Half a Life by V.S. Naipaul, Cynthia Ozick’s The Puttermesser Papers, J.G. Ballard’s Crash, Orhan Pamuk’s The Museum of Innocence, and Saul Bellow’s Herzog, as his favorite books.

19. Lily King

Time is running out to join us for #happyhour with award-winning author, Lily King, on Saturday, February 20 @5pm PST. Make sure you reserve your space soon. https://t.co/GDZ2O9U1Ck pic.twitter.com/mJt577hsp6 — Newport/Mesa ProLiteracy (@NMProLiteracy) February 8, 2021

The author of Euphoria (2014) and Father of the Rain (2010), Lily King is among the most prolific and most popular book authors in America. Since releasing her first novel, The Pleasing Hour in 1999, the writer has gone on to pen other notable books and has also received several awards. The writer shares some of her most beloved books and they include Virginia Woolf’s To the Lighthouse; The Evening of the Holiday by Shirley Hazzard; Pride and Prejudice by Jane Austen; Thomas Hardy’s Tess of the D’Urbervilles, and Alice Munro’s Friend of My Youth, among others.

20. Maya Angelou

Genre: Autobiographical fiction

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The list of Books and Authors of 2022 has been enlisted below and will be updated with the release of new books.

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249 Responses to “Authors”

Please add Ellen Marie Wiseman to your authors’ list. I just finished “The Lost Girls of Willowbrook,” a well-written, though sad, historical fiction. She has written several other books that I’m anxious to read. Thank you for your consideration!

Will do 🙂 Should have her listed next month.

Please add Charles W Sasser, veteran and author of many books.

Thanks he is on our list to add so this will bump him up the priority list 🙂 Cheers

Please consider adding Mary Miley to your ever growing list of authors.

You got it. Hopefully add Mary within the next month.

Hi, I did not read all the comments to see if someone already suggested this author.

Please add Derek Lambert. I am currently reading “The Man. Who Was Saturday”. Very good Cold War novel. He has other books as well. Thank you!

Hi Karen – first person to ever request Derek. I’ve added him to our list of authors to add. Cheers

Hi again Graeme, I have recently discovered Derek Lambert also writes under the name “Richard Falkirk”.

I have ordered some of his books. Same genre.

Hope all is well. Thank you!

Thanks Karen I have made a note for when we add Derek to make sure we catch that 🙂 Much appreciated.

I don’t know if I’m in the right place or not, but here are a couple of books I really enjoyed reading them, this was years ago.

Hi, my first time doing this, sorry but the info is a bit sketchy. 1. ‘Unbroken’ by Alister Mars (I think?). This is about a British submarine during WW2. The author is the skipper of said submarine. An excellent easy read, similar to “Three Corvettes” by Nicholas Monterrat. 2.Portrait of a bad man.No idea of the author, but an excellent read all the same. The man who it portrays is a ruthless scheming character, and the scrapes he got into, and how he got out them!!

Both books mentioned are true, and really happened.

Can you add Carrie Stuart Parks and Chautona Havig. Both have series as part of their work. Thanks.

I’ve added both to our list of authors to add.

Could Alaric Bond be added?

Yep we’ll have Alaric up in March. Cheers

I have 2 requests. Please add (1) Heather Webber and (2) Amanda Feyerbend to your lists. Thank you!

Will do! Heather is in our database ready to add so will bump her up the list and get her added in March. Amanda may be a month or two after that.

Please consider adding Scott Graham and his National Park Murder Series. Thank you

Thanks Stephen – added to our list of authors to add. Should be up next month. Cheers

You might want to consider adding Steve Higgs “Albert Smith’s Culinary Capers” series.

Thanks Kent will get them added next month 🙂

All Steve Higgs’s books are good. please also add D. L. Keur. Her mystery series with dogs is excellent.

Leonardo Padura! From Cuba, Padura is a highly thought -of author, reknowned for his Mario Conde series, as well as several stand-alone novels. First book is “Havana Blue”, 1991. Essential to read in order, as Conde ages and becomes more and more disaffected with his place both in the Havana police department and life in general. Strong characters, local color, great literary writing, convoluted plots.

Thanks Brian. Both your suggestions have been added to our authors list to add. And good point about the leave a reply box I’ll see about getting that changed.

Missing Authors:

Clifford Simak David Gerrold (The Trouble With Tribbles)

I can provide a list of books

Thanks Richard. Both are in our database ready to add. Will have them both up in April

I love your site. It has been so helpful to me. Please add Emily King to your list. She is worth reading

Happy to have discovered this site but you are missing the author I was searching for. Cordelia Castel. She has more than one series that are interrelated and I would like to read them in order.

Is there any way to rearrange the author’s by last name?

Please consider adding Anne Morice to your list. Her British detective is an actress so lots of fun theatre mysteries!

Some of my favorites not listed Benjamin Black, Kate Stabenow and Spencer Quinn. Hope they will turn up soon. Love this site. [email protected]

My name is Katharin Ridgeway. I have published 2 works, Nutmeg and The Aldens of Dyarsburgh-Nutmeg Book 2

Please add Allan Topol to your authors list. Thanks.

Re Reckoning by John Grisham Terrible book; Part 2 “The Boneyard” about 120 pages is your typical war/prisoner of war narrative. Yes he survives and comes home; Yes there was a reason he committed the murder; Usual legal courtroom dealings that we Grisham readers are used to.

I LOVE THIS SITE!!!! I have already saved it on my Laptop, iPad, iPhone & Smartphone. I’ve also already sent out a txt msg to ALL my Family & Friends AND sent out an email to ALL of my co-workers telling them about this site!!!!

I would LOVE it if you could add more Fantasy Authors and more Fantasy Books to your site.

For instance: Aimee Easterling, Anita Oh, C.J. Pinard, C.M. Owens, Christine Pope, Chrissy Peebles, Claire Farrell, Dale Mayer, Darla Dunbar, J.C. Diem, Jennifer Snyder, K.A. Poe, Kaitlyn Davis, Karen Kincy, Kristen Middleton, Rebecca A. Rogers, Robert J. Crane, SM Reine, Sarra Cannon, S.T. Bende, Stacy Claflin, and W.J. May.

I would LOVE to THANK YOU for making such an EXTRAORDINARY SITE! I REALLY DO APPRECIATE ALL THE EXTRA HARD WORK AND LOOOONG HOURS that have gone into making and keeping up this EXTRAVAGANT SITE!!!! Keep it up!!

I too, have just discovered this web site. Only to wish i had learned of it earlier. Having been a reader of William W. Johnstone for several years, first discovering Smoke Jensen, as the nine foot tall wearing a blue cape, gunfighter for the underdog in the fiction land of the western country, called the wild west. True it was a wild country but only in the sense of unexplored and un-mapped. The storied written of the new Western country is fiction to its best, though I’m sure somewhere in the stories there is a spot of truth how ever small.

I noticed I couldn’t find Rob Jones

I’ve noticed there aren’t many (if any at all) books by fantasy authors such as Jennifer Roberson (one of my favs). Are there going to be lists for fantasy authors here? I’d really LOVE to see her and others on here.

Please add Ashley Farley to your list of authors.

I’m wondering why only some authors are on your website and others are not. I find this site very useful when finding a “new” author, as I like to make sure I read a series in order. But not all authors are on here. Why is that.

Well there’s a lot of authors out there. We add as many as we can but it’s generally based on popularity and requests.

I love Fantasy books and read all kinds. That includes teen and young adult. Any chance of adding books by Obert Skye?

I love this site and have used it many times. Please add author Barbara Wood as soon as possible, Thanks!

How about author Tom Savage?

What about Tom Savage?

Looking for list of books by Ethan Jones

Please add me and my books: David VanDyke, http://www.davidvandykeauthor.com

Great site. I will be using it often.

Please add Calle J. Brookes. I am just finishing her FBI: PAVAD series. Up next is her Findley Creek books. Thank you.

becky wade order of books written

Just found this page, thanks! I’ve used http://www.stopyourekillingme.com/ for years, but it only works for the mystery series. I used https://www.fantasticfiction.com/ for non mysteries, but wasn’t entirely happy with it. I think this site will be perfect!

Thank you!!!

what happened to paullina simons listing?

Was she on the site at some point, or are you asking about a request?

She is so prolific please add her to your list. In order to sort through the Bronze Horseman series an order would be helpful. I so admire her writing that I would appreciate help in watching her style develop. Thanks

Please add Alma Alexander to your list. She has published more than a score of fantasy novels, including two YA series, and an adult fantasy, The Secrets of Jin-shei, now out in 13 languages.

I’d love to see Jack McDevitt’s books – a favorite scifi author!

Organizing author names into 43 random groups identified numerically is incredibly obtuse (they’re not even broken out alphabetically? That’s weird), and the search engine returns sadly disorganized results that rarely help me find what I’m after.

Do you have a list of A.M. Delamonica’s books on your site?

Yep http://www.orderofbooks.com/authors/am-dellamonica/

Holly Chamberlin has written many enjoyable books. Just finished Seashell Season.

I love this site and use it frequently. How about adding Deborah Coonts, and her Lucky series?

A great site! There are two series by me (Nik Morton) published by Crooked Cat (UK) not listed. Tana Standish psychic spy (#1The Prague Papers, #2 The Tehran Text) and Catherine Vibrissae, the ‘avenging Cat’ (#1 Catalyst, #2 Catacomb, #3 Cataclysm).

I’ve looked for Mary Anna Evans before and you still don’t have her Archaeology inspired mysteries listed. Hope you have her listed her soon.

Hi Please add Peter Clines to your list – I’ll get together his list of books and send it to you if you need me to but in the meantime here is this: https://www.fantasticfiction.com/c/peter-clines/ with a bibliography and a bio. I own all of them and this list is current as of today Aug 02, 2016. Great author in many areas, in my opinion.

I use this site often to determine which book comes next in a series that I am enjoying. I cannot find Elizabeth Hunter who writes several romantic fantasy series including the Irin Chronicles, the Elemental Mysteries, and Elemental World series. I hope to see Elizabeth Hunter included soon.

Could you please add the book list for Dianne Duvall and Caris Roane? It would be greatly appreciated. Thank you!

How about James Carol author of the Jefferson Winter series?

I love this site. It’s absolutely the best resource for finding a newly discovered author’s complete catalogue. However, no William Golding, “Lord of the Flies” (for which he won a Nobel Prize) and “Rite of Passage”.

Excuse me. Thank you for your wonderful site. When you are able to get to it, could you please include Mark Hodder? Thank you so much.

William Deverell, Canada’s top crime writer and onr of most honored

Does anyone know this book and/or author: A man goes to see his father who has cancer. His father asks him to go to Mexicali to find a prostitute. It is a mystery/thriller book. My husband wants to read it and lost the link.

am now reading jane thynne and just found out there are more than the secret of scents…..

can you add Julie Carobini?

Author Robert Marcello please. For example, Check out ” The Einstein Prophecy”. It’s got late WWII, Egyptian tombs, hidden forces of good and evil, secret Einstein stuff. What’s not to like!

Nicholas Guild please.

We just found this site! thankyou! it’s great. We are readers of Juliet Mariller books but could not find her listed here. Does she have another name perhaps?

Thanks for the suggestion Chris – we’ve added it to her list and will have her up soon.

Just read a Wishcraft Mystery by Heather Blake-pretty good! Could you please add her to your author list? I would like to be able to access these on Order of Books. Thanks, Kay

Thanks for the suggestion Kay. We’ve got the list of her books all written up and added to our database. Just have to write up the bio and get it posted hopefully within a week.

Please add Denise Grover Swank. She has several series (about 6) and is a great author!

On our list – will get Denise up soon 🙂 Thanks for the suggestions

Could You add Dorothy Eden, Charlene Weir and M.D. Lake to your To-Do List? Thanks!

Have been enjoying the Poldark series by Winston Graham and would love to see his books listed in Order Of Books. There has been an increase of interest in his books since the Poldark series was recently on TV.

Just found and bookmarked this site. Spending a little time everyday searching for favorite authors especially the ones with hard to find books.

I just discovered Thor Heyerdahl and his book Kon-Tiki: across the Pacific by raft. I know he has written a number of books, but I do not see his name listed on this website. I was very happy to see all of Robert Parker’s books and have read most of them. Did not care very much for the ghost writers which his wife and family had employed to continue the series. There are still many of his books I have not read yet, so I will stick with him. Thank you for setting up this website. It is very useful and user friendly.

Gunther Lutz series panzer platoon is missing from your authors list also James Hadley Chase is missing

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Still not been able to find author Gunther Lutz included in your authors list. James Hadley Chase is now available thank you.

We’ll do our best to get him up soon.

No, Jack Higgins?

Please add C. L. Bevill.

Great site. I also use KDL.org for their “What’s Next” link.

e.e. Doc Smith ? Lensmen series

Please add Tracy L. Higley to your list. Thanks.

Please add Michelle Diener to your list! She has a short series about a real man and woman from the era of Elizabeth I; and some set in Regency England……they are good, and I highly recommend them!

I use “order of books” very frequently to try to read books in the order in which they author published them and in which they were meant to be read! Great site!

I just found about the Canadian “Hercule Poirot” character Emile Cinq-Mars. The books are written by John Farrow. I’d like to see this series added to the list.

Thank you for listing the Making of America by Lee Davis Willoughby! It’s so long I despaired of ever finding a complete listing of it. You should add more of the “produced by Lyle Kenyon Engel” series–they all tend to be lengthy. Also J. T. Edson (if you need help on that, I have one), not great literature, but quite popular and still collected by Western lovers; Mazo de la Roche’s Jalna (old but fondly remembered by many); Janice Holt Giles (Cooper-Fowler Family and others).

Is it possible to search by name of series? Some users might not be able to remember the name of an author.

Oh my goodness, my heart gave an extra beat when I saw the name, Jalna. I am homesick to go there, at least one more time. I didn’t know there was anyone left to relate to the WhiteOaks.

I am a fan of Tony Park and hope to see him here soon.

Can you please Author Hope Callaghan to your list? She writes women sleuths cozy mysteries. Her info http://www.hopecallaghan.com Thank you!

Looking for Peter Straub Books

How do I add my books here, please?

You’re doing a fine job. Keep up the good work!

James Hadley Chase is missing!

Please add Helen Hanson, thriller writer to your list when you can. Author of 4 books and 1 more on the way, she is very good. http://www.amazon.com/Helen-Hanson/e/B004FD2MR2/ref=ntt_athr_dp_pel_1 Thanks.

How about Emma Jameson-I couldn’t find any of her books listed here.

Author Marne Davis Kellogg, would love to see her books here.

I have just found this site and like others, wish I’d found it sooner. I love it and bookmarked as one of my favourites! I am always on the look out for new Authors to read I’d love to see an option for Authors to be listed in genre’s, rather than having to click on each one to see what they write?

Kent Haruf is missing.

No Amanda Ashley?

What about Cassie Laurent? She has quite a few books and the different series can be quite confusing. Thanks.

There are a bunch of excellent authors here. I’m surprised that Fredrick Manfred, Vardis Fisher, Harvey Ferguson, and John Neihardt aren’t included. They were great Western writers.

Just discovered this site. Great resource for staying up to date on my favorite book series. Just finished an excellent book that came out early last year: The Devon Proposition by D.R. Braddy. I recommend it to anyone who’s into action/adventure.

Love your site. Please add author John Mortimer and his Horace Rumpole books. Thanks.

Now that said, I can’t find Sax Rohmer, (real name, Henry Ward) a prolific English novelist. He is best remembered for his series of novels featuring the master criminal Dr. Fu Manchu, but he wrote others too. I’ve looked under both Sax, Henry, and Dr. If I’ve overlooked it somehow, would you please steer me to it?

We’d love to have every author ever available on this site, but unfortunately we can only do one at a time (if we’re expected to have any sort of quality whatsoever). Your request has been acknowledged and Sax has been moved closer to the top of our “to do” list!

Thank you, Brandon.

I can’t believe I’m the first to say this, and I’m sorry to feel the need, because I really do appreciate all you’ve done on this site. For those who love serial books this is awesome. But when your listing authors or books alphabetically, it would make a whole lot of sense to give us A – Z links to jump nearer to what we are searching for, than simply giving us a numerical page list and making us guess as to how far in our author or book might be, thereby having to wade through pages and pages of stuff to get there. Like the example below.

Sorry to say, but you’re not the first person to say that. 🙂

We’d love to add a system like this in the future.

Looking forward to that day. It’s really isn’t difficult to do, just requires a bit of time, some shifting, and renaming of pages.

Great site. I go to it often. Can you list Jess Walter? Thanks

Thanks for the suggestion!

I’d like to see Kristina Ludwig’s series of Amish fiction novels. I think the first one is Amish Baby. I’d like to see her novels on this site. Thank you!

Thanks, Nancy!

Is there a reason that author John Wayne Falbey’s series Sleeping Dogs and Endangered Species are not listed? I just discovered them and at first found it difficult to figure out the sequencing of the various series due to similar titles. Thus I came to OOB for guidance only to find out they are not listed. That was disappointing! Otherwise, I love this site although it has made me a bit lazy!

The only reason would be not enough people have requested him, as you just have. Thanks!

What a useful site and tool. Now on my favorites list.

Could you please add Cassie Laurent?

Added her to our “to do” list! Thanks! (And sorry for the delay in response.)

Please add https://www.goodreads.com/author/list/167605.Guillermo_del_Toro He is probably best known for his movie directing now but is a very good novelists, best known for the Strain Trilogy. I looked under G and T, and under Strain Trilogy with no luck. Thanks for considering my request

Moved him up our “to do” list thanks to your request. Sorry for the delay in response!

looking for William Lashner, a terrific author

He’s listed! http://www.orderofbooks.com/authors/william-lashner/

found him, thanks

What about JS Scott? She has quite a few books.

You are missing Mary Coneally; fab christian romance writer, women have a can do attitude, men are dimensional, good, bad, real. Turn of the century, old West.

This is a wonderful site. Where is Robert Silverberg?

Just discovered this marvelous site. Thank you. Thank you

I love this site! I have found it most helpful over the past year. I was wondering why I could not find any listing of Pulitzer Prize Winner Alice Munro?

Thanks for the comments, Nadine! Alice was one tier down from being added to the site, so you can take credit for getting her added very soon!

I would like Robinson Wells on the site. Thanks! Your site is very helpful.

No Todd McCaffrey?

How often does ORDER OF BOOKS update authors booklists? Thank you!

Thank you! I try to finish at least one book a day, and absolutely love series, where my favorites will keep appearing. Wonderful site, and will follow and access via Facebook.

I use your site constantly. Would you please add Qiu Xiaolong’s Inspector Chen series and his other works?

I shot him right up there for you. Thanks for the request!

What about adding Red Phoenix as an author?

Thanks for the request!

Where are the Charlie Steel books?

If enough people are looking for him, I will add him to the site!

Very helpful site… perhaps you could include Carol Davis Luce in your authors list.

Ivan Doig writes superb novels, but is not in your authors list.

KATHRYN LE VEQUE. I’d love to see her books listed here. She has written so many Historical Medieval romantic adventures.

Would like the “Midwife” books by Sam Thomas listed. His third one is coming out in January.

Craig Russell should be in there, gentlemen

Is there a way to search out authors who write action suspense on your site?

Besides writing it in a search box, not really, unfortunately. I’m not sure I’ve ever used that term for a genre, but you can look up an author in that genre and maybe there will be others listed with it under “If you like…”. Adding a genre section to the site is one of my goals, but to properly index them would take a long time.

Very helpful site! Gillian Roberts’ Amanda Pepper series isn’t represented, though. You may want to consider adding. Thanks!

I didn’t see this post until now, but Gillian is now up and Amanda will soon follow.

Love this. wish could have found it sooner

Love the site! Opened up a whole new world. Thank you very much

Would like Sean Black to your list. Most of his novels are 4 star

Just came across this site …..my! Am thrilled to see all my favorite authors and new authors to read, wish I had this years ago! It is sometimes hard to remember who wrote which character ? Just great to get on here and surf for hours! I am a voracious reader, 7 books a week! Sometimes, So always looking for new (to me) authors to read! My favorite is Alex Cross. Michael Bennett Series! I don’t normally read books with co-authors with the exception of Lee Child and Douglas Preston, so I am glad I tried Michael Bennett series… Otherwise James Patterson is my favorite when he writes alone! MC Beaton’s Hamish Mc Beth Diana Gabaldan ( only historical books I have read ) Jan Karon Andrew Greely Both Kellerman’s Ian Rankin Robert Parker Could go on for hours! Like all kinds of books except Western, Sci Fi and Histerical Romances! If a book makes me laugh? So much better! My favorite is Mystery Novels , but I like series where characters come alive ! Learn new things about new places, places I will never. Visit but can visualize through books !

Was looking for a list of Jeremiah Healy books. Especially with his obituary in today’s newspaper.

Looking for books by Chris Knopf with main character Sam Acquillo please

He just happened to be at the very top of our list, so he’ll be added very shortly.

A very Scary Author Malachi Martin, Exorcist for the Vatican, unfortunately is not list. Will just keep an eye on Orson S. Card, Dan Simmons, and Jeff Sharra for new releases.

Thank you for the request!

Unfortunately, you have none of the authors or series listed on your website I’m currently interested in. Boo-hoo!

Tell us what you want to see added!

Richard Stevenson, John Morgan Wilson, Joseph Hansen, Mark Richard Zubro

I would like to see Joanna Campbell-Slan added to list

Hi, Brandon! Please add Joan Johnston when you get a chance. Thanks! Love this site bunches … I can’t seem to do without it on a daily basis.

Would like to see Grant McKenzie on the list. Thanks, Paul.

Fabulous site – just found you and am so happy!! Thank you very much for your hard work! I have a great author for you to add – Clinton Mckinzie. His main character is Special Agent Antonio Burns and he is a rock climber and a bit of a rebel. Have read them all – suspense, action and legal thrills – great reads!

Okey doke, here are some more you might consider for your list: Tonya KAPPES Terri REID Regan BLACK Irina SHAPIRO Cynthia SAX Thanks

May I suggest that, instead of page numbers, you list the pages as Ray-Robert M, Robert R.-Simon, etc. Looking for an author whose first name comes in the middle of the alphabet is a guessing game to find the correct page. Thanks.

This is an excellent suggestion. If there is a way to do this without having to do it manually, we’d strongly consider it.

Another author add request: Jane K. Cleland and her series of Josie Prescott antiquarian mysteries. Thanks.

Would you consider putting the following authors up on your site? Ella Price, Felicity Heaton, Lisa Renee Jones, Jasmine Haynes, Azure Boone, JM Madden, JS Luxor, Amy Cross and Rita Hestand. More to come.

Thanks! Send as many requests as you like. They all count.

Thank you Brandon. My first ever posting on your site was a bit curt and I apologize for that.

Can’t believe Jacquelyn Mitchard is not included on your site

There’s a lot of authors that I can’t believe are not on this site yet! But I usually add authors based on what the visitors want to see, so Ms. Mitchard is now one step closer to being added. 🙂

I notice you’re in high demand and a bit backed up, whereas I am an unemployed librarian who loves your site and would treasure some online work. Just sayin’ ….

Unfortunately, we’re not currently hiring, but please send your contact info to us at [email protected] incase that changes.

suggesting michael ridpath, who writes thrillers

Can you add Anne Tyler and Kazuo Ishiguro please. Love this site. I use it all the time.

I appreciate your work and your list but I think both titles should be shown to avoid confusion. I have The Mysterious Aviator and no where does it mention a second title. I have just read Wikipedia and I see the American version is TMA; the English version So Disdained.

Why is THE MYSTERIOUS AVIATOR not listed with other Neville Schute books?

Because it’s listed under its other title of “So Disdained.” There’s a note at the bottom.

I would love to see Barbara Hambly’s books added to this page. Awesome site!

Just stumbled onto this site and made my day. I love Evelyn Anthony and noticed she is not listed. Thanks!

I’d like to see “Blood Coven” Novels by Marianne Mancusi

Thanks! She’s just moved closer to the top on our “to do” list.

I’ve just discovered this terrific site, and wish I’d discovered it a lot sooner. Thank you!

James carlos Blake ?

I would like more info on Zoe Sharpe A Nottingham UK writer

Great website! Use it just about every day! Please add Catherine Anderson when you get a chance. Thanks!

David Handler

Looking for Robert Harris (Enigma; Fatherland)

Looking for Ally Condie

I’m a fan of Sharyn McCrumb, particularly the Ballad series and the Elizabeth MacPherson novels. Hope to see her here soon. Thanks.

She’s not far down our “to do” list and she just got closer to the top!

I love this site! Creating a lending library for my sorority. Could you please add Karen Harper to the list? We love romantic/suspense. Thank You!!!!

Jim Kelly please.

I don’t find Anna Quindlen. Am I missing it or can it be added? I , too recently found this site and it is indeed excellent and fills a real need for the many book lovers that want to read titles in order. Thanks, Carol

Why no listing for Colin Cotterill?

There’s no reason why we don’t have any author on the site other than not enough people want them up yet (and we can only put them up so fast). However, Colin is almost at the very top of our list of authors to add, so he should be up very soon!

Toby Neal’s “Lei Crime” series

Please could you add Anne Bennett, I am so confused with her books as she has written 6 that link in together about the sullivan family, have read most of them but didn’t realise their significance till I had given them away, now collecting them again and would love to read them in order. This is a fantastic site and really useful, thanks for all your hard work!!

I can add her to our to do list, but until then, I think I can help out with a more immediate solution. (And thanks for the kind words!)

http://www.annebennett.co.uk/#/books/4533825832

Thank you for this link, do you have any idea why there are 2 books with the same title but different pictures on the front included in the 6 books? Could it be that there are in fact only 5 books in the Sullivan series?

I apologize for the delay in the response. It would be an alternate cover of some sort.

Also, the “Good Reads” site shows publication dates: http://www.goodreads.com/author/show/368018.Anne_Bennett

Hi could you please add Stephen Harding? Thanks!

While our focus is fiction, I’ve added him to my list.

I like your site. It’s great for chasing down SciFi books. But I didn’t see Jasper Fforde who writes the Thursday books and others.

Jasper was right on the brink of being added before your recommendation. Expect to see him added soon. Thanks!

I SO TOTALLY APPRECIATE ALL THE HARD WORK YOU HAVE PUT INTO THIS SIGHT. PLEASE THINK ABOUT ADDING THE FOLLOWING AUTHORS AS I DID NOT SEE THEM LISTED. THANK YOU AGAIN… AUTHORS… MARY KITTREDGE, ARTHUR HALEY, HARRY STEIN, EILEEN DREYER, LEONARD GOLDBERG & CHARLES WILSON

Could you add Lauren Willig?

Please consider adding Greig Beck

What a delightful (and useful!) surprise to find your site. Would you consider listing Amy Tan?

Thank you so much! She’s actually at the top of my to do list here, and with your request, that puts her at the very top. She’ll be up in the next few days.

Excellent site … but where is William Makepeace Thackeray? I also don’t see Marjorie Kinnan Rawlings.

They weren’t even on our to do list until you mentioned them. Happy to add them to it though. Thanks!

Thanks for all your hard work added to favorites

Love this site…please add Ivan Doig

great site !! Really fills a niche.

Could you add author Richard Herley ?

Please condsider adding Gordon Ferris’ detective Douglas Brodie. Just discovered and have quickly read all three. Quality!

This is a great site. I have been doing all this research myself and here you have the lists. Thank you.

Please do a list for Kate Kingsbury.

Morgan Llywelyn

Please list Denise Swanson, Maddy Hunter, Earlene Fowler. Love this site!!

Sure… It might be a little while though, because there’s a lot of cozies coming up and we try to mix things up.

AWESOME site!! Many thanks!!

COuld you please list James Axler”s books

Not giving me an easy one, are ya? Well, at least it appears to be straightforward… I’ll get to work on it!

stephen leather please

We’ve added him to the site. Thanks for the request!

Could you please compile a list for Bentley Little? Great site, I love it!!!

He’s up on the site now! Thanks!

Would you do a list for Megan Hart please?

Thanks for the request! She’ll be up on in the site within a day from now.

This is a great idea and nice job!! Do you take requests for authors not on here, to have them posted?

Absolutely! We love requests.

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Jess Kidd: The award-winning author of Himself , Jess Kidd is a spectacular writer with one foot in the mythical and the other planted firmly in reality. Kidd creates remarkable characters and real-life settings, and then makes them magical. Her upcoming novel, Things in Jars , is a mesmerizing gothic mystery that follows detective Bridie Devine as she investigates the kidnapping of a London society man’s secret daughter—a girl who is rumored to have supernatural powers. Kidd expertly uses her cast of characters to create and solve the mystery, and her books are ones you don’t want to miss.

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Martha McPhee: New York Times bestselling author Martha McPhee’s poetic prose and incredibly aware domestic fiction always delivers. McPhee’s work is expertly crafted and incredibly enticing. Her most notable novel, Gorgeous Lies , is a colorful, quirky story of a dying therapist who tries to make sense of his life and his relationships with his family as his conditions worsen. McPhee’s ability to write about relationships also comes across in her upcoming novel, An Elegant Woman , which follows four generations of women as they fight for their freedom and work toward a better future.

Megan Miranda: The bestselling author of All the Missing Girls , Megan Miranda writes thrillers that keep you wondering what will happen next—all the way up to the last-minute plot twist. Her latest book, The Last House Guest , is a chilling tale of two friends, Avery Greer and Sadie Loman, who might as well come from different worlds. The things that connect them are Littleport, Maine, and its wealthy summer residents and a dangerous secret that somehow involves the Loman family. The Last House Guest is thrilling and unpredictable, and perfect for fans of domestic thrillers looking for a contemporary angle. Miranda also writes YA fiction, so you’ll have plenty of material to read if you like crossover appeal or if you’re a diehard Megan Miranda fan.

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Helen Phillips: Dynamic author Helen Phillips is incredibly skilled at weaving together wild fantasy with the mundanity of everyday life. Longlisted for the National Book Award, The Beautiful Bureaucrat tells the story of a woman named Josephine, whose job it is to enter numbers into a mysterious system called The Database. But when her husband disappears, and reappears with no explanation, things quickly turn become bizarre and terrifying. Phillips expertly balances the fear and terror of Josephine’s experience and the exhilarating twists and turns of a political thriller.

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By Elizabeth Breeden | July 23, 2019

Kristin Harmel: Another author with an impressive catalog, Kristin Harmel has written a dozen novels, each with stunning backdrops of war and turmoil. Harmel is an expert in writing about the personal stories of historic events, with a special lens on the relationships between female friends and families. Though of course, Harmel writes beautifully about romantic love, particularly in The Winemaker’s Wife , where two women risk their lives and their loved ones as they try to navigate danger and decide between being a resistor or a collaborator; both decisions could endanger their lives. The Winemaker’s Wife is a high-stakes historical fiction that doesn’t make light of its setting and is a great place to start if you’re looking to dive into Harmel’s remarkable novels.

The author of the “engrossing” ( People ) international bestseller The Room on Rue Amélie returns with a moving story set amid the champagne vineyards of France during the darkest days of World War II, perfect for fans of Heather Morris’s The Tattooist of Auschwitz .

Champagne, 1940 : Inès has just married Michel, the owner of storied champagne house Maison Chauveau, when the Germans invade. As the danger mounts, Michel turns his back on his marriage to begin hiding munitions for the Résistance . Inès fears they’ll be exposed, but for Céline, the French-Jewish wife of Chauveau’s chef de cave, the risk is even greater—rumors abound of Jews being shipped east to an unspeakable fate.

When Céline recklessly follows her heart in one desperate bid for happiness, and Inès makes a dangerous mistake with a Nazi collaborator, they risk the lives of those they love—and the vineyard that ties them together.

New York, 2019 : Recently divorced, Liv Kent is at rock bottom when her feisty, eccentric French grandmother shows up unannounced, insisting on a trip to France. But the older woman has an ulterior motive—and a tragic, decades-old story to share. When past and present finally collide, Liv finds herself on a road to salvation that leads right to the caves of the Maison Chauveau.

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By Off the Shelf Staff | November 28, 2022

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By Off the Shelf Staff | March 16, 2020

Karen Kingsbury: Karen Kingsbury is the legendary author of the Baxter family books, and her last twelve novels have topped bestseller lists and have found homes with many dedicated fans. In addition to the Baxter family novels, Kingsbury has written numerous other books within other series, as well as true crime and children’s books. If you’re looking for compelling page-turners about love and people who feel as real as your own family, Kingsbury’s Love Story just might be the right pick for you. Plus, it’s very unlikely that you will run out of Kingsbury books to read anytime soon!

The instant New York Times bestseller featuring everyone’s favorite family—the Baxters—in a deeply emotional novel “faithful fans will no doubt relish” ( Publishers Weekly ).

When John Baxter is asked to relive his long-ago love story with his wife Elizabeth for his grandson Cole’s heritage school project, he’s not sure he can do it. The sadness might simply be too great—after a storybook romance that lasted almost thirty years, beginning when the two were in college, Elizabeth tragically died of cancer. But John can’t say no to his grandson and in the process of telling his love story, he finally allows his heart and soul to go places they haven’t gone in decades. Back to the breathless first moments, but also to the secret heartbreak that brought John and Elizabeth together…

Cole’s report on his grandparents touches the hearts of the entire family—and causes Cole to better understand his own beginning.

Whether you’re meeting the Baxter family for the first time or finding them all over again, Love Story will stir your heart and remind you of the generational impact of love and the eternal bond of family.

Rebecca Serle: Rebecca Serle is an author and TV writer whose characters move her novels forward seemingly without any help. With perfect pacing and riveting characters, Serle’s adult and YA novels alike deliver poignant heartbreak and exciting triumph. All of her books deliver some truth about the human experience, but in particular, The Dinner List manages to hit all spots on the emotional spectrum. The story follows a woman named Sabrina, who turns up to her 30 th birthday to a huge surprise. Prior to the dinner, she made a hypothetical list of the five people, living or dead, that she’d want to have dinner with — and magically, that list comes to life. She’s surrounded by her best friend, three significant people from her past, plus Audrey Hepburn. This tender, thoughtful book shows the way people shape our lives, for better or worse, and what we can learn even when they’re no longer with us.

Sally Rooney: Irish author Sally Rooney is an incredibly talented author with unique perspective, well-established characters and thorough understanding of cultural elements that influence who we are. Rooney’s latest novel, Normal People , discusses the relationship between Connell, a handsome and popular boy, and Marianne, an intelligent yet intimidating girl whose family employs Connell’s mother. Rooney follows the pair through their lives and lets us in on the most intimate part of them as they navigate trauma and experience, never quite able to hold on to each other. You can also find Rooney’s short stories, essays, and poems in places like the Dublin Review and the New Yorker .

Lisa Jewell: The queen of domestic thrillers, Lisa Jewell is known for her bestselling novels that are the definition of page-turners. Jewell’s ten novels are all equally captivating, but her blockbuster hit , Then She Was Gone , or her latest, The Family Upstairs , are great introductions to the riveting world that is reading Lisa Jewell. The Family Upstairs is as much a contemporary drama as it is a thriller, as we follow Libby Jones on her journey of discovering her birth parents that involves secrets, terror, and disappearing children. If you’re a fan of Ruth Ware and haven’t yet read Lisa Jewell, we highly recommend that you start now.

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Haruki Murakami: Japanese writer Haruki Murakami is a prolific bestselling author whose books have been translated into fifty languages and have sold millions of copies outside of Japan. Murakami is noted for his somewhat absurdist humor in his writing, as well as many traditional elements of Japanese literature. Among his many notable novels, Kafka on the Shore follows two distinct plots. In one, a fifteen-year-old boy named Kafka goes on a journey to escape an oedipal curse and find his family. In the other, a cat-finder named Nakata realizes that his path is changing. Murakami’s writing blends so many elements of literature—like humor, magical realism, suspense, and more—and he is truly one of the most groundbreaking writers of our time.

Kafka on the Shore is powered by two remarkable characters: a teenage boy, Kafka Tamura, who runs away from home either to escape a gruesome oedipal prophecy or to search for his long-missing mother and sister; and an aging simpleton called Nakata, who never recovered from a wartime affliction and now is drawn toward Kafka for reasons that, like the most basic activities of daily life, he cannot fathom. As their paths converge, and the reasons for that convergence become clear, Haruki Murakami enfolds readers in a world where cats talk, fish fall from the sky, and spirits slip out of their bodies to make love or commit murder.

7 Books to Read in Honor of Adopt-a-Shelter-Cat-Month

By Lauren Diaz | June 25, 2018

Kiley Reid: Short story writer and Iowa Writers’ Workshop graduate Kiley Reid’s debit novel, Such a Fun Age , is a page-turning drama about race and privilege that centers around a black babysitter named Emira, who one day is accused of kidnapping the white child that she babysits. The child’s mother, Alix, is appalled and wants to help—but Emira, who is young, lost, and wary of the world, is hesitant. Reid expertly explores the social and racial dynamics, and the complicated reality that people face living in a world where we cannot escape the effects of race, privilege, and how they intersect. Reid’s commentary is smart and empathetic and shows her considerable literary talents.

Readers’ Choice: Your Favorite Reads of 2020 (and What to Read Next)

By Off the Shelf Staff | January 19, 2021

Author Picks: 9 Compulsive Reads with Morally Ambiguous Mothers

By Sarah Vaughan | September 10, 2020

Imbolo Mbue: Imbolo Mbue won the PEN/Faulkner Award for Fiction for her 2016 novel, Behold the Dreamers . The book follows two families in New York City during the financial crisis; an immigrant family from Cameroon, the Jonga family, and their wealthy employers, the Edwards family. Mbue is a smart writer with a background in business, and her understanding of the system is clear as she explores how American bureaucracy works to protect the wealthy and keep away “outsiders.” Mbue is an incredible writer, which is evident in her short stories and essays as well, all of which are moving and feature her signature prose and social commentary.

There have been dozens of novels recently published about the financial crisis of 2008, but few have focused on those most profoundly affected: the working families left to pick up the pieces. Jende Jonga is a Cameroonian immigrant living in Harlem with his wife, Neni, and child when he lands a job as a chauffeur for a senior executive at Lehman Brothers. As the story alternates between Jende and Neni and speeds perilously close to economic disaster, they learn about privilege, pride, and impossible choices.

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By Carrie Cabral | March 19, 2020

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Famed and bestselling author Terry McMillan has written numerous books with female protagonists, many of which feature single women finding their place in the world and seeking happiness. Noted for her 1992 novel, Waiting to Exhale and, of course, the ever necessary read How Stella Got Her Groove Back , McMillan is still writing about the female protagonists we’re all dying to read about. While How Stella Got Her Groove back will always be a fan favorite and is a great first book if you haven’t read McMillan’s books, her latest novel , I Almost Forgot About You , is another fantastic story of finding love and finding yourself that is a can’t-miss for new and old fans alike.

Psst, Moms! 6 Enticing Books for When You Need a Break

By Holly Claytor | May 8, 2020

Mary Kubica: Mary Kubica took the world by storm with the publication of her first novel, The Good Girl , which tells the story of Mia, the daughter of a prominent judge. Mia is kidnapped in an elaborate plot, and the kidnapper suddenly changes the plan and decides to keep her in a secluded cabin. Kubica’s writing is tight and she doesn’t waste a word, which makes the fast-paced thriller an emotional and intense read that you won’t want to put down. Kubica has four other books on her roster, and her newest novel, The Other Mrs ., is coming out in early 2020. If you’re ready to dive into page-turning thrillers, make sure you try this spellbinding author.

An addictively suspenseful and tautly written thriller, THE GOOD GIRL is a propulsive novel that reveals how even in the perfect family, nothing is as it seems.

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Colleen Oakley: Author and essayist Colleen Oakley of Before I Go and Close Enough to Touch is definitely an author you should have on your list, if you’re not already looking forward to the release of her next book, You Were There Too , in early January. Oakley writes about love, loss, and following one’s heart in her latest novel, themes that we can see in her earlier works. If you’re looking for something that is heartwarming but also, somehow, makes you question everything you think you know, then Colleen Oakley is the author you should get to know this year.

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Stephen Graham Jones: SA horror and speculative fiction writer, Stephen Graham Jones is known for the complexity of his stories and characters. In Mongrels , Jones tells the story of a young boy who lives on the outskirts of society in a world that shuns and fears him. This coming of age book makes us question what it means to be ordinary and puts Jones’ talents as a horror writer on display- the book is sometimes grisly, but it is often poignant and emotional, and makes the supernatural seem very human. Luckily, you have lots to read if you become a fan of Stephen Graham Jones; to date, he has published 22 books and counting—his next novel, Only Good Indians, is highly anticipated and publishes this May.

If you love literary novels about ordinary people facing extraordinary events, Cummins is one of the best authors you can read. Cummins has an astounding ability to see things from multiple perspectives, and an impressive way of writing about all sides with equal empathy and clarity. The Outside Boy follows an Irish gypsy boy, Christopher Hurley, who has only ever known a life of wandering, haunted by the knowledge that his mother died giving birth to him. When his father decides to settle down in a town, Christy struggles to fit in. Then, he discovers a secret about his mother’s past, and everything changes. Moving and mystifying, The Outside Boy is a must-read from one of our favorite must-read authors — and her new book, American Dirt, publishes January 2020.

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