Authors whose first name starts with J

J Parsons is the author of three series: Arcane Awakening, Dungeon Noble and A Hunter's Saga. The catalogue records 13 books from A Deadly Partnership (2020) to Hearth and Home (2026). A God's Champion (2021), Cloud Sailor (2022), Imperial Wizard (2023), The Southern Alliance (2024) and Seeds of Corruption (2025) are among them. J Parsons continues to publish.

J. Bengtsson writes romance and is the author of the Cake and AnyDayNow series. The catalogue lists 11 Bengtsson books from Cake (2016) to What Lasts (2026). For readers following the J. Bengtsson books in order, Fiercely Emma and The Theory of Second Best (both 2017) come after Cake, followed by The Newlyweds (2018). Grace Note (2023) is a later title, and Bengtsson continues to publish.

Twenty-four books carry J. Bree's name, published between 2019 and 2025, from Just Drop Out (2019) to Broken Ties (2025). Bree writes in series: Hannaford Prep, Bonds That Tie, Mortal Fates, Queen Crow, Mounts Bay Saga, Witches of Morgensterne and Unseen MC. The Butcher of the Bay appeared in two parts in 2020, alongside All Hail (2020), Angel Unseen (2020) and Blood Bonds (2021). Bree remains actively publishing.

J. Brent Bill, born in 1951 in Columbus, Ohio, is an American writer of Quaker spiritual literature. Bill graduated from Wilmington College and Earlham School of Religion and has worked as a pastor and a writing coach. The catalogue holds 17 books from David Updegraff: Quaker Holiness Preacher (1983) to Amity: Stories from the Heartland (2023). Holy Silence: The Gift of Quaker Spirituality (2005) and Sacred Compass (2008) are among them. Earlier titles include Rock and Roll: Proceed with Caution (1984).

J. Carson Black is a crime and mystery novelist with 20 books catalogued from Darkscope (1990) to Vicious Cycle (2018). Laura Cardinal appears among the characters, and the J. Carson Black series are Cyril Landry and Maggie O'Neil. Policewomen, assassins, horse racing and celebrities feature in the subjects, with Arizona and Colorado as settings. The Desert Waits, The Tombstone Rose and The Shop are other titles.

Eight series carry J. Clifton Slater's name, several of them Roman - Clay Warrior Stories, A Legion Archer, Providences of Rome - and others science fiction, including Galactic Council Realm and Call Sign Warlock. Slater's 46 catalogued books open with On Station (2015) and reach Chaos, Chariots, and Courage in 2026, with Rivus: The Lost Son scheduled for 2027. Readers searching for J. Clifton Slater books in order face a catalogue that averages roughly four titles a year.

J. Courtney Sullivan

9 books

J. Courtney Sullivan - Julie Courtney Sullivan, born 1982 - is an American novelist and a former writer for The New York Times. Family life, friendship, women's lives, dating and mate selection carry the fiction. Nine catalogued books run from Dating Up (2007) through Commencement (2009), Maine (2011), The Engagements (2013) and Saints for All Occasions (2017) to The Cliffs (2024), and Sullivan continues to publish.

J. Daniels is the author of the Alabama Summer and Sweet Addiction series. Subject tags on the catalogue include contemporary romance, love stories and erotic stories. Titles dated 2014 include Sweet Addiction, Sweet Possession, All I Want and Where I Belong, and Sweet Obsession, When I Fall and Where We Belong followed in 2015. Four Letter Word (2016) is also listed, and The Tragedy of Felix and Jake (2023) is the newest J. Daniels title.

J. Dominique has published 23 books since 2019, starting with A Hood Love So Real. Several stories run to multiple parts, and J. Dominique has 8 series, among them Low Key Fallin' For A Savage, In Thug Love With A Chi-Town Millionaire, First Come Thug, Then Come Marriage, Salt Don't Go In Tea and Airplane Mode. Alone In Miami At 3AM appeared in 2023. One Lonely Night In Dubai (2026) is the newest title.

J. Elle writes children's and young adult fiction. Nine books are catalogued under the name, opening with Wings of Ebony (2021) and reaching The Heart Trials (2026). House of Marionne, Wings of Ebony and Park Row Magic Academy are the series grouped here. A Taste of Magic (2022), Ashes of Gold (2022), A Whisper of Curses (2024), Shadows of Perl (2024) and Fortress of Ambrose (2025) sit in the run, alongside the tie-in The Little Mermaid: Against the Tide (2023). Catalogue subjects record African American and Black people and places, superheroes, contemporary fantasy, mermaids and fairy tale retellings.

J. Jackson Bentley writes thrillers and crime fiction organised into many small series: City of London, Wessex Thrillers, Emirate of Dubai, Royal Thrillers, the White House Trilogy and the Lowestoft Murder Mysteries. The 26 books start with 48 Hours and Final Whistle in 2010. Shadow of the Burj (2012) and Lure of the Falcon (2014) are mid-list titles. The RV Detective (2025) is the newest, alongside the RixFlix short stories.

J. K. Swift is the author of the Hospitaller Saga, Forest Knights and Keepers of Kwellevonne series. The catalogue lists 13 books from 2011 to 2023, opening with Altdorf (2011) and ending with Keeper (2023). Other titles include Healer, Morgarten (2012), Acre (2016), Mamluk (2018), Hospitaller (2020) and Drover (2021).

J. Lynn Bailey published 12 books between 2015 and 2022, organised into the Dillon Creek, Granite Harbor and Black Blood Chronicles series. Black Five (2015) is the first title, followed by Standing Sideways (2017). Magnolia Road, Peony Red and Violet Ugly came out in 2018. Taking Anna (2020) and Leaving Scarlet (2021) appear later, and Loving Camilla (2022) is the newest.

J. Michael Orenduff writes A Pot Thief Murder Mystery, a series with New Mexico and crime among the catalogue subjects. The 10 books were published from 2009 to 2025, and the listed titles take the form The Pot Thief Who Studied followed by a name. The Pot Thief Who Studied Pythagoras (2009) and The Pot Thief Who Studied Ptolemy (2009) are the earliest. Later entries include Einstein (2010), Escoffier (2011), Georgia O'Keeffe (2016) and Edward Abbey (2018). The Pot Thief Who Studied Calvin (2025) is the newest.

J. Michael Straczynski

64 books• 18 series

J. Michael Straczynski, full name Joseph Michael Straczynski, is an American filmmaker and comic book writer born July 17, 1954. Straczynski created the television series Babylon 5 (1993 to 1998) and its spinoff Crusade (1999), along with Jeremiah (2002 to 2004) and Sense8 (2015 to 2018). Straczynski founded Synthetic Worlds Ltd. and Studio JMS and is the executor of the estate of Harlan Ellison. The catalogue starts with The Complete Book of Scriptwriting (1982) and lists series such as Rising Stars, Superman: Earth One, Twelve, Ten Grand and Sidekick, with Spider-Man among the subjects.

J. Pal's 19 catalogued books appeared between 2020 and 2025, opening with The Halfwit Halfling (2020). Seven series carry the J. Pal name: Houndsman, MAD, Department of Dungeon Studies, Apocalypse Arena, A Bard's Tale, Trickster's Tale and Tower of Cards. Among the listed titles are The Mischievous Merchant (2020), They Called Me Mad (2021), Gnomes Don't Rule (2022) and Is That a Lute in Your Pocket? (2022). Bronze Gauntlet (2025) is the latest release.

Celebrity biography is the specialty of J. Randy Taraborrelli, an American journalist who once edited Soul magazine. Taraborrelli's first book, Diana Ross: A Biography (1985), opened a list of 20 that also covers Cher, Michael Jackson, Frank Sinatra and Madonna. The Kennedy family is another subject, from Jackie, Ethel, Joan: Women of Camelot (2000) to JFK: Public, Private, Secret (2025). Taraborrelli reports on entertainment for television and lives in California.

J. Robert Janes (1935-2022) was a Canadian novelist who came to fiction from geology, teaching the subject at Brock University before writing full time from 1970. The St. Cyr & Kohler novels are the core of the list: police procedurals set in France during the Second World War, pairing Jean-Louis St-Cyr with Hermann Kohler. Geology textbooks and the Richard Hagen books sit beside them. The catalogue holds 32 titles from Geology And The New Global Tectonics (1976) to The Little Parachute (2016), at a median of 288 pages.

J. Robert Kennedy writes action thrillers. The archaeologist James Acton heads one series, the James Acton Thrillers, and others follow Special Agent Dylan Kane, Delta Force Unleashed, the Templar Detective, Detective Shakespeare, Wolfgang Vogel, Just Jack and Zander Varga: Vampire Detective. The catalogue holds 85 books published between 2010 and 2025, from The Protocol (2010) to Crypt of the Gladiator (2025). Excavations, espionage and crime run through the subject headings, with Egypt and Italy among the named places.

J. Rose has 19 books in the catalogue, published from 2021 to 2026. Forever Ago, Twisted Heathens and When You Fall date from 2021. Corpse Roads, Desecrated Saints, Drown in You, Sacrificial Sinners and Departed Whispers followed in 2022, and A Crimson Carol and Hollow Veins in 2023. Trapped Truth (2026) is the newest title. Series on the author page are Blackwood Institute, Sabre Security, Anaconda Tales, Briar Valley and Harrowdean Manor, alongside standalone novels.

J. Sydney Jones is an author and travel writer. The catalogue holds 19 books from 1977 to 2024, beginning with Bike and Hike (1977) and including Tramping in Europe (1984) and Viennawalks (1985). J. Sydney Jones also writes the Viennese Mystery series. Subjects on the listing include historical mystery, murder, criminologists and Vienna. Requiem in Vienna (2010) appears in the list, and the newest title is Bigot List: A Reckoning (2024).

J. Todd Scott writes crime novels set largely in Texas, with sheriffs, missing persons and motorcycle gangs as recurring material. The Chris Cherry series opens the catalogue with The Far Empty (2016). Seven books are catalogued in all, through High White Sun (2018), Lost River (2020) and The Flock (2022) to Scar the Sky (2025), at a median length of 456 pages.

J.A. Andrews opened the Keeper Chronicles with A Threat of Shadows (2016), followed by Pursuit of Shadows (2018) and Siege of Shadows (2019). Keeper Origins and Aenigma Lights extend the same catalogue, which runs to 15 books and includes Dragon's Reach (2020), Ghost of the White Wood (2021) and Phoenix Rising (2022). Lastlight (2025) is the most recent title, and Andrews is still publishing.

Twenty-one books stand under J.A. Baker's name, published between 2017 and 2026, many of them under two titles apiece: Her Dark Retreat, also The Retreat, and Undercurrent, also The Girl In The Water, both 2017; Finding Eva, also The Toxic Friend, and The Uninvited, also The Intruder, both 2018; The Cleansing, also The Stranger, in 2019. The Other Mother (2017), The Woman at Number 19 (2019), In the Dying Minutes (2020) and Looking For Leo (2021) follow, and Such a Strange Little Girl (2026) is the newest. No series is recorded, and the books run to a median of 270 pages.

J.A. Cipriano published 55 catalogued books between 2014 and 2019, beginning with Kill It With Magic (2014) and ending with Heaven's Most Wanted (2019). Series include Lillim Callina Chronicles, Thrice Cursed Mage, Legendary Builder, Starcrossed Dragons, Meet Abby Banks, Clans of Shadow, Half-Demon Warlock, FBI Dragon Chronicles and Spell Slinger Chronicles. Hardboiled, Mind Games and The Hatter Is Mad are 2015 titles. The catalogue marks Cipriano's list as likely complete.

J.A. Huss writes romantic suspense, erotica and science fiction, often mixing them. Rook and Ronin and its spinoff, Dirty, Dark, and Deadly, Creeping Beautiful and Bossy Brothers cover the romance and thriller side; I Am Just Junco and Harem Station carry the science fiction. One hundred and eight books span 2012 to 2026, from Clutch to Skulls and Lace, and Huss remains actively publishing.

J.A. Jance writes mysteries and police procedurals, with J.P. Beaumont, Joanna Brady and Ali Reynolds as recurring leads. The catalogue lists 82 books, starting with After the Fire (1984) and Until Proven Guilty (1985). The Taken Ones arrived in 2026, and Smoke and Mirrors is scheduled for 2027. Subjects include sheriffs, policewomen and women sleuths, and the Joanna Brady books form a named series alongside Jance's standalone novels.

Westerns make up J.A. Johnstone's catalogue: 20 books published between 2009 and 2020, with gunfights, revenge, bounty hunters and kidnapping among the recorded subjects. Loner is the series the books belong to, opening with The Devil's Badland and The Loner in 2009 and running through Rattlesnake Valley (2010), The Big Gundown (2010) and The Blood of Renegades (2011). Knockdown (2020) is the newest entry, and the list is marked likely complete. William W. Johnstone is credited alongside J.A. Johnstone on one title.

J.A. Kerley is the author of the Carson Ryder series, with 13 catalogued books from 2004 to 2017. The Hundredth Man (2004) is the first, and The Death Collectors followed in 2005. Subject tags include police procedurals, Alabama, serial murder investigation, psychopaths and brothers. Later titles include Blood Brother, Little Girls Lost, Buried Alive and The Killing Game. The Death File (2017) is the most recent, and the work is likely complete.

J.A. Konrath writes crime thrillers, and the subject tags point to Chicago, policewomen and women sleuths, along with horror and women spies. Whiskey Sour (2004) is the first catalogued title, followed by Bloody Mary (2005), Rusty Nail (2006) and Dirty Martini (2007). Dark and Stormy (2026) is the most recent title. Jacqueline Daniels, known as Jack, is the character named in the subject tags. Series on the author page include Jacqueline "Jack" Daniels, Codename: Chandler, Timecaster, Phineas Troutt Mysteries, Harry McGlade Mystery and the Konrath/Kilborn Collective.

J.A. Low is catalogued with 39 books published between 2016 and 2026, every one credited to Low alone. The run opens with a 2016 group, Suddenly Begins, Suddenly Dirty, Suddenly More and Suddenly Together, and reaches Dirty Ever After in 2026. Series include Dirty Texas, Playboys of New York, Manhattan Mavericks, Paradise Club, Italian Nights, Bratva Jewels, Hartford Brothers and Under the Spanish Sun. The catalogue holds no subject headings and no page counts for the run.

J.A. Owenby writes romance across four series: Love & Ruin, Whitmore Elite, Wicked Intentions and Beautifully Damaged. The catalogue opens with Torn, also published as The Truth She Knew, in 2016. The Love & titles - Love & Deception, Love & Ruin, Love & Consequences, Love & Corruption and Love & Seduction - form the largest run, dated 2018 to 2020. Thirty-three books are catalogued through 2026.

J.A. Redmerski, born Jessica Redmerski on November 25, 1975, is an American novelist whose books have reached the New York Times, Wall Street Journal and USA Today bestseller lists. Redmerski is known for crime and romantic suspense and has also used the pen names Sonja J. Breckon, Jessica Tacu and Justine Carver. The Edge of Never was self-published in 2012 and reissued in 2013 by Forever Romance/Grand Central Publishing. Series include In the Company of Killers, Darkwoods Trilogy and Edge of Never. The catalogue lists 18 books from Dirty Eden (2012) to The Darkest Half (2022). As of 2025, Redmerski has become a Christian and withdrawn most of the books from sale.

J.A. Rock is the author or coauthor of over twenty LGBTQ romance, suspense and horror novels, and an occasional contributor to HuffPo Queer Voices. Minotaur drew Lambda Literary and INDIEFAB Award nominations, and The Subs Club took the 2016 National Leather Association-International Pauline Reage Novel Award. Rock lives in Chicago. The catalogue lists 35 titles from Wacky Wednesday (2012) to No Business Like Snow Business (2024), and subjects name M/M romance, BDSM, dominance and submission, humour and crime. Series include Subs Club, Lords of Bucknall Club, Playing the Fool and Prescott College.

J.A. Sutherland's 15 catalogued books span 2014 to 2026 across five series: Alexis Carew, Spacer, Smuggler, Pirate, Spy, Dark Runs, Story of the Dark and Dark Artifice. Into the Dark (2014) is the earliest title, followed by Mutineer and The Little Ships (2015). HMS Nightingale, Mad Cow and Planetfall date from 2016, and Privateer from 2017. Have Blaster, Will Travel (2026) is the newest entry.

J.A. Whiting writes cozy mysteries, many of them with a paranormal element. Twelve series divide a catalogue of 162 titles: Sweet Cove, Lin Coffin, Claire Rollins, Paxton Park, Olivia Miller, Ella Daniels, the Good Harbor Witches, the Spellbound Bookshop, Snow Creek and the Tipperary Carriage Company among them. Red Julie (2014) is the earliest title and Sweet Silent Night (2026) the newest. Whiting publishes continuously.

J.B. Lynn writes crime fiction about a female assassin. The Confessions of a Slightly Neurotic Hitwoman series dominates a catalogue of 78 books running from The First Victim (2011) to The Hitwoman Rights a Wrong (2026), with titles such as The Hitwoman and the Family Jewels (2013), The Hitwoman Gets Lucky (2013), The Hitwoman and the 7 Cops (2014) and The Hitwoman Hunts a Ghost (2014). The Cursed Chicks Club, the Kiki Long Mysteries, the Psychic Consignment Mysteries and Unjustly Accused run alongside. Murder for hire, organised crime and contemporary women are the recurring subjects.

J.B. O'Neil has 12 children's books catalogued from 2012 to 2017, placed in the Grades 3-5 category, with flatulence as the recorded subject. The Booger Book and The Fart Book date to 2012. The 2013 titles include Caveman Farts, Dog Farts, Dragon Farts, Ninja Farts, Santa Farts and The Amazing Fart-Man. The Fart Book 2 (2017) is the newest.

J.B. Priestley worked across novels, plays, criticism and travel writing. The early books are literary criticism: Figures In Modern Literature (1924), The English Comic Characters (1925) and a study of George Meredith (1926), before the fiction arrives with Adam In Moonshine (1927) and Benighted (1927). Drama, theatre, English literature and travel run through the subjects. The listing holds 81 titles dated 1922 to 1978, at a median of 197 pages, and the run reads as complete.

Conspiracy, revenge and assassins drive J.B. Turner's thrillers. Jon Reznick heads the main series, with American Ghost, Jack McNeal and the Deborah Jones crime thrillers beside it. The word Hard marks the Reznick run: Hard Road (2013), Hard Kill (2014), Hard Wired (2015), Hard Way (2017). Twenty-five catalogued books reach Hard Shadows, and Hard Blood is scheduled for 2027.

J.C. Andrijeski writes contemporary fantasy and paranormal romance, with 92 books catalogued from 2011 to 2025. Allie / New York, Rook, Shield and Sword were among the 2011 releases, and Black To Light is the newest. Bridge and Sword appears with companion, prequel and Awakenings lines, and Vampire Detective Midnight, Angels in L.A., Seer Wars, Gods on Earth and Gate-Shifter are also listed.

Charles Dickens & Superintendent Sam Jones is the series on record for J.C. Briggs, whose catalogue lists 13 books from 2012 to 2024. The Murder of Patience Brooke (2012) is the first title and The Legacy of Foulstone Manor (2024) the newest. Death at Hungerford Stairs (2015), Murder by Ghostlight (2019), The Redemption Murders (2020), The Chinese Puzzle (2021) and The Mystery of the Hawke Sapphires (2021) are other titles, along with a Charles Dickens short story, Murder by Magic (2020). Briggs is still publishing.

J.C. Cervantes writes children's fiction, with 9 books catalogued between 2018 and 2023. The Storm Runner (2018) is the first title, and The Fire Keeper (2019) and The Shadow Crosser (2020) follow. Storm Runner, Shadow Bruja and Flirting With Fate are the series. The Lords of Night (2022) and Dawn of the Jaguar (2023) are later titles. Subjects include gods, fathers and sons, and people with disabilities.

J.C. Eaton is the byline on 29 mysteries published between 2017 and 2025. Booked 4 Murder (2017) opens the catalogue and Planted 4 Murder (2025) is the newest title. Four series run under the name: the Sophie Kimball Mysteries, the Wine Trail Mysteries, the Charcuterie Shop Mysteries and Marcie Rayner. New York and Arizona are the settings tagged, and publication continues.

Westerns make up the whole of J.C. Hulsey's catalogue: 36 books published between 2015 and 2021 across four lines, Western, Traveler Western Adventure, Tebo Sterling: Texas Bounty Hunter and Christian Western. The Traveler is the recurring character. Ten catalogued titles carry 2015 dates alone, among them The Old Man, The Gunfight, The Empty Sleeve and The Ghost of Flamingo Flats. The Concho Kid (2021) is the last dated entry.

Historical fiction is J.C. Jarvis's genre. Eight books have appeared since 2023: Alderauge and Ryskamp (2023), Ludsecke and Rotterdam (2024), Evasion, Falken and Nordland (2025), and Catacombs (2026). Jarvis publishes two or three titles a year and the sequence continues.

J.C. McKenzie has 29 books in the catalogue, published between 2016 and 2024. Be My Love (2016) opens the list, and 2018 brought The Good Griffin, Dangerous Dreams and Dangerous Liaisons, with Conspiracy of Ravens, Dangerous Decisions, Nevermore and The Night House in 2019. Series headings are Carus, Crawford Investigations, Lake Morgan, the Obsidian Flame, the House of Moon and Stars, Isle and Eyrie, and the Curse of the Immortals. The newest listed entry is Carus / Beast of All (2024).

J.C. Reed is catalogued under contemporary and erotic romance, with 16 books dated from 2012 to 2018. Millionaires, businessmen and women real estate agents appear among the subjects. Reed's series are No Exceptions, Surrender Your Love, An Indecent Proposal and Love Addicts Anonymous. Conquer Your Love, Surrender Your Love and Treasure Your Love date from 2013, and The Bachelor Auction (2018) is the newest title.

J.C. Ryan publishes across seven series, two of which follow the recurring characters Rex Dalton and Carter Devereux. Ryan's catalogue holds 44 books between The 10th Cycle (2014) and Sins Of Power (2026), taking in the Rossler Foundation, Exonerated, A Plea of the Innocent, Snark Files and Brainstorm sequences. Four titles arrived in 2014 alone, among them Genetic Bullets, Ninth Cycle Antarctica and The Sword of Cyrus, and the pace has held at roughly three books a year since.

The Isle of Man and its TT races recur through J.C. Williams's books. Frank 'n' Stan's Bucket List is the main series, running from the TT Races entries in 2018 to #6 - Las Vegas (2023). The Flip of a Coin (2014) is the first of 22 books. Lonely Heart Attack Club, Crafternoon Sewcial Club, Isle of Man Cozy Mystery and Life's A Pitch are the other series, and Wrinkly Olympics and The Seaside Detective Agency are further titles.

J.D. Barker writes suspense, horror and gothic fiction. The catalogue lists 17 titles from Hybrid (2011), a short story, to The Probability of Murder (2026). The Fourth Monkey (2017), Dracul (2018), The Fifth to Die (2018) and The Sixth Wicked Child (2019) sit in the middle of the list. 4MK and Shadow Cove Saga are the named series. Serial murderers, vampires, police procedure and Chicago appear among the subject headings.

J.D. Davies writes about the Royal Navy in both history and fiction, with 21 catalogued books from 1991 to 2024. The nonfiction includes Gentlemen and Tarpaulins (1991), Pepys's Navy (2008), Britannia's Dragon (2013) and The Naval History of Wales (2024). The Journals of Matthew Quinton series follows a ship captain, opening with Gentleman Captain (2009) and continuing with Blood of Kings (2010) and The Mountain of Gold (2011). Davies also writes the Jack Stannard of the Navy Royal and Philippe Kermorvant series.

J.D. Franx is the author of the Darkness Within Saga, with 10 catalogued books from 2013 to 2025. Sins of the Past (2013) is the earliest title, followed by The Legacy (2016), Blood of the Lost (2017) and Fallen Sepulchre (2018). Later books include The Northmen (2019), The Fallen Goddess (2021) and Inara's Grace (2023). Worlds Apart (2025) is the newest, and Franx is still publishing.

J.D. Hardin is the name on the Raider and Doc and Raider western series, about Pinkerton detectives working the American frontier. The 114 catalogued books appeared in a tight window between 1979 and 1990, peaking in the 1980s, from Blood, Sweat and Gold (1979) to End of the Trail (1990). Plots turn on cattle drives, swindlers, fugitives and outlaw gangs, and the median volume runs 188 pages.

J.D. Hollyfield has 24 books in this catalogue, published between 2014 and 2023. Life in a Rut (2014) opens the listing and Power (2023) is the newest title, with Life Next Door (2014), My So-Called Life (2015), Sinful Instincts (2015), Faking It (2016), Passing Peter Parker (2016) and Creed's Expectations (2017) in between. Love Not Included, Dirty Little Lies Duet and UnReal are the three series recorded under Hollyfield, and nothing has been added since 2023.

J.D. Horn writes occult and supernatural fantasy. Two series stand under the name: Witching Savannah and Witches of New Orleans. Subject headings across the 8 catalogued books record witches, magic, Savannah, missing persons and paranormal fantasy. The Line, The Source and The Void all appeared in 2014, with Shivaree (2015) and Jilo (2016) after them. The Book of the Unwinding and The King of Bones and Ashes arrived in 2018, and The Final Days of Magic (2019) is the last title catalogued.

Scottish police procedurals are J.D. Kirk's output, led by the DCI Logan crime thrillers. A Litter of Bones (2019) opens a catalogue that reaches 34 titles by 2026, closing on Better the Devil. Robert Hoon and DI Heather Filson head series of their own, with a Constable Tyler Neish novella and standalone novels alongside. Kirk publishes roughly every three months at a median of 352 pages.

J.D. Nixon published 10 catalogued books between 2011 and 2014, and the series on the site are Heller and Little Town. Heller (2011), Heller's Revenge (2011), Heller's Girlfriend (2012), Heller's Punishment (2012), Heller's Decision (2013) and Heller's Regret (2014) carry the Heller name in their titles. Blood Sport (2011), Blood Ties (2011), Blood Feud (2012) and Blood Tears (2014) complete the list. No subject headings are recorded, and the list is likely complete.

J.D. Rhoades writes mystery, thriller and suspense fiction. The catalogue holds 19 books, from The Devil's Right Hand (2005) to The Golden Mountain (2024), and it is still growing. Rhoades's series include Jack Keller, Tony Wolf / Tim Buckthorn, L.D. Cade and Taras Flinn, with Jack Keller as a recurring character. Recorded subjects include bounty hunters, North Carolina, the 1991 Persian Gulf War, serial murders and kidnapping victims.

J.D. Robb

41 books• 3 series

J.D. Robb is the name under which Nora Roberts, born Eleanor Marie Robertson on October 10, 1950, publishes police procedurals with science fiction elements. The catalogue holds 42 J.D. Robb books from 1995 to 2027, opening with Naked in Death (1995). Subjects include Eve Dallas, women detectives and New York City. Fury in Death (2026) is the newest release, and Perfect in Death is scheduled for 2027. Nora Roberts also publishes romance under the Nora Roberts name and has used the names Jill March and Sarah Hardesty.