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Is Catherine Coulter Still Writing New Books?

Seeing recent social posts but no official release update. For fans of the FBI Thriller series, wondering about her current pace and future projects.
2026-05-05 09:33:32
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Joshua Ashmore
Joshua Ashmore
Catherine Coulter is still writing many new Thrillers, many of them part of her FBI series. In the meantime, if you need something else in Romantic Suspense, I highly recommend “The Carrero Contract (series book 3)”, a Hot, sexy mafia Romance, where a business contract results in a fake marriage and the two people involved in the deal are stuck in close proximity to each other which results in instant, extremely HOT and sexy chemistry.
2026-08-06
Sabrina
Sabrina
Coulter is still catering to our addiction for FBI Thrillers. Although it has been some time between new books by her, within the last year the FBI Thrillers by Coulter have been published on a regular basis, ie within 12 months of each other. The latest FBI Thriller by Coulter, ‘Vortex’ released in 2023, had this reader staying up until 3:00 am to finish reading this very exciting, cerebral and chaotic thriller. The FBI’s top investigators, including Savich and Sherlock, investigate a very intricate case in this entertaining Thriller by Coulter. As always, Coulter has cleverly written this book to include an immense amount of detail of the forensic type without overwhelming the reader with too much “jargon”. We always feel so much love for her FBI characters, as if we were being reunited with old friends, and Coulter continues to bring so much new dynamics with each new FBI agent that she brings on board or older adversaries that return for another bout with her beloved protagonists.

Her standalone novels can be somewhat paranormal-flavored, and she has even explored the realm of the geopolitical thriller in The End Game (co-authored with Brent Ellison). If you are new to Coulter’s work, The Maze is a great place to start as it is a strong introduction to the author and her blend of high-concept investigation and slowly-developing team interactions.
2026-05-09
Lily
Lily
Catherine Coulter is a female force in both thriller and romance writing. I just got the latest in her very long running FBI Thriller series and it was great as always. She and J.T. Ellison are also writing the ‘Brit in the FBI’ series, which is fun as well. Coulter writes a lot of historical romance in addition to her modern-day suspense books, and her fans seem to appreciate her writing of a wide variety of books. I always love her pacing in her books, and the twisty plots are always fast-paced.

For years I had wanted to read Coulter’s The Cove and I finally did. It was as wonderful as I had hoped. Her new works are just as great. Right now I’m reading her latest release, Deadlock, with great enjoyment. Coulter creates such strong female protagonists and has a wonderful ability with dialogue. The villains she creates are especially lovable in their evil. As for her current work, Catherine’s website as well as her social media accounts always have updates about her current projects and upcoming releases. She makes writing 80+ books look almost too easy!
2026-05-11
Claire
Claire
Coulter is still writting in spallling fashion as her name appears on the new releases in many bookstores. Although her thriller’s are usually covered in glossy paper with a darkish shadow or an FBI badge on the front, I am pleased that she is able to keep all her series ‘alive’ and that her writing is kept ‘sharp’ by the need to keep the stories moving. As opposed to her early Regency novels, her thrillers are up-to-date in terms of the fast paced plots that are currently in fashion. I have heard that the next Savich novel is already in the makin’s. A new novel by this author is like comfort food for her fans – and I am sure it will be published in hardcover.
2026-05-11
Jane Sweden Lambito Caray-Suba
Jane Sweden Lambito Caray-Suba
Hey look, a long list of books written by one person (a look at the bibliography of this author is quite impressive). The oldest book this author wrote was published in late 1970s. The author is still actively writing after all these years, which is impressive or intimidating depending on how one looks at it.

No matter how one views her as a writer, Ms. Birney has obviously put a great deal of time and effort into her craft, and continues to satisfy her fans to this day. Writing a long series of books is not an easy thing to do; keeping readers satisfied with each new book is even harder.

She has written through the many changes in the publishing world as well as the many changes in her own writing and in the reading tastes of her fans. To be currently writing and producing a large body of work is a rare thing for any author.
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