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ISFDB credits her with The Big Empty series (2004–2005) by J. B. Stephens [[2]]. If Stephens is she, LC doesn't know it. (These books are in its paperback collection, which may get less attention.)
J. B. Stephens
ISFDB also identifies her as one "Rob Kidd" writer of the children's series Pirates of the Caribbean: Jack Sparrow (2006–2008). Indeed, it names only her for five of the 12 volumes and "unknown" for the others [3]. (These books are not anywhere in the LC collection, I understand. It seems they are better known internationally, however.)
I added the first two of these templates Authority control to the redirects Tracy Lynn and Celia Thomson.
We have no Stephens page. I did nothing yet at Rob Kidd or any Pirates page.
Italian Wikipedia it:Elizabeth J. Braswell (the only other-language page) does credit Braswell with the Stephens series (perhaps from her website? it doesn't link ISFDB) and also lists one more Tracy Lynn book, Make-Believe Marriage (Tracy Cannon, 2012).
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