I don't know of any books that do herbs the way you state. There are reasons for this. The first is that many herbs work to do things synergistically with other herbs; just listing them by themselves can be misleading. The second is that herbs have properties that work for some body constitutions and not others. The third is that herbs work for some symptoms but the reason you have a symptom might not be what that herb is best used for. Many books give lists of herbs for problems; Lust's herbal gives lists of herbs for different problems in the front of the book. Peter Holmes "Energetics of Western Herbs" gives properties of herbs with the herbs and lets you look them up in the back that way; most herbals do this. Several books on Chinese formulas let you look up the herbs by the formulas they are in that take care of, say, damp, cold, heat, etc. You wouls have to think of the herbs in different ways than you probably do at present, however. And as I said, these are formulas of several herbs.