Authors whose first name starts with J, page 11 of 26

Jeff Hirsch is credited on 8 catalogued books published between 2011 and 2019. Subject headings record survival, science fiction, children's fiction, escapes, conspiracies and the regression of civilization, along with grandfathers, adolescence and parent and child. The Eleventh Plague (2011) opens the catalogue, and The Darkest Path (2013) shares its name with the series listed under Hirsch. Black River Falls (2016), Sovereign (2019) and Unnatural Disasters (2019) close the run.

Jeff Kerr has eight catalogued books, the earliest dated 2023 and the latest 2026. Adam Cash is the series filed under the Kerr name, and The Adam Cash Files (2025) carries that name in its title. Blunt Force Trauma (2023) stands first in the catalogue; Refuge (2023), Murder Creek (2024), Second Death (2024) and Roadkill (2025) follow, and Deadly Relic and The Voice Thief are both dated 2026. Kerr is credited on every catalogued title and remains actively publishing.

Jeff Kinney

32 books• 4 series

Jeff Kinney (Jeffrey Patrick Kinney, born February 19, 1971) is an American author and illustrator who created, writes and draws the Diary of a Wimpy Kid children's books. Kinney also created the children's website Poptropica. The catalogue holds 32 books, beginning with Diary of a Wimpy Kid (2007) and followed by Rodrick Rules (2008), The Last Straw (2009), Dog Days (2009), The Ugly Truth (2010) and Cabin Fever (2010). The newest title is Fight or Flight (2026). Subjects include diaries, middle school, family life, friendship and vacations, and the listing also includes Diary of an Awesome Friendly Kid.

Jeff Kirkham's catalogue mixes military and survival handbooks with thriller fiction. Subject records cover United States Army handbooks and manuals, field service, war and military writing, and the Rocky Mountains. Kirkham has 20 catalogued titles between Combat Leader's Field Guide (2015) and Homestead: Black Autumn Part One (2024), all credited to Kirkham. Black Autumn, Black Autumn: Faith & Family Editions and ReadyMan Info-comics are the three series filed under the name.

Jeff Lindsay

19 books• 6 series

Jeff Lindsay is the pen name of Jeffry P. Freundlich, an American crime novelist and playwright. His best known creation is Dexter Morgan, a Miami police forensic analyst who is himself a psychopath and who kills serial killers. The Dexter novels begin with Darkly Dreaming Dexter in 2004, and the first of them became the Showtime television series that ran from 2006 to 2013 with Michael C. Hall in the role. Lindsay also wrote the Billy Knight novels and the Riley Wolfe thrillers. The catalogue holds 19 titles, running from Tropical Depression in 1994 to The Fourth Rule in 2023.

Jeff Menapace has published 26 books since 2011, grouped into five series: Bad Games, Caleb Lambert, Cliche, Wildlife and Agent Maggie Allen. The catalogue opens in 2011 with Jeremy's Loss and The Straw Man and a Murder, reaches the first Bad Games title in 2013, and runs on to Still in F*cking Noodle in 2024. Menapace continues to publish.

Jeff Nania writes mysteries and thrillers. His John Cabrelli novels make up most of a 6-book catalogue that opens with Figure Eight in 2018 and continues through Autumn (2019), Bough Cutter and Spider Lake (both 2021), Musky Run (2023) and River Gold (2025). The books sit in the mystery, thriller and adventure categories, and Nania continues to publish.

Jeff Noon

20 books• 3 series

Word play and fantasy shape the fiction of Jeff Noon, a British novelist, short story writer and playwright born in 1957 in Droylsden, Lancashire. Noon's speculative books are tied to the work of Lewis Carroll and Jorge Luis Borges. Most Noon stories were set in versions of Manchester until a move to Brighton in 2000. The catalogue lists 20 books from Woundings (1986) to Moon Over Brendle (2026), including Vurt (1993), Automated Alice (1996) and Pollen (1996), plus the John Nyquist and Chronicles of Ludwich series.

Jeff Rovin is an American author, magazine editor, freelance writer and columnist who has reached the New York Times bestseller list. The catalogue holds 38 books between 1975 and 2023 and crosses reference works, film books and thrillers: A Pictorial History of Science Fiction Films (1975), The Encyclopedia of Monsters (1990), Adventure Heroes (1994) and Aliens, Robots, and Spaceships (1995) sit beside titles such as April Fool's Day (1986) and Re-Animator (1987). Op-Center recurs as a grouping in the listing, and Tom Clancy carries a credit on one book in it. Zero-G / Samuel Lord is the series recorded for Rovin, and the listing is marked dormant.

Jeff Schanz has 11 catalogued books, dated between 2019 and 2026, with Schanz credited alone on each. The run opens with A Vampyre's Daughter (2019) and reaches The Soul Reaper in 2026. Two series stand under the Schanz name: Merrick and The Drifter. Other titles in the listing include A Vampyre's Sunrise (2020), MystikQuest (2020), The Osiris Gate (2020), Lycaon's Fire (2021), The Eternity Project (2021) and I Am Ruin (2023). Schanz remains actively publishing.

Jeff Shaara writes historical war fiction, and the 21 catalogued books cover the American Revolution, the Civil War, World War II and the Korean War. Gods and Generals (1996) opens the list, followed by The Last Full Measure (1998) and Gone for Soldiers (2000). Series lines group the novels by conflict, among them World War II: 1939-1945 and Civil War: 1861-1865, Western Theater. The Unfinished Work of Abraham Lincoln (2026) is the newest title. Born Jeffrey M. Shaara on February 21, 1952, Shaara is the son of the Pulitzer Prize winner Michael Shaara.

Jeff Shelby writes crime fiction about private investigators and missing persons. Noah Braddock works the San Diego surf scene from Killer Swell (2005); Joe Tyler searches for missing children; Moose River, Rainy Day and Sunny Springfield carry the cozier mysteries. Shelby's 54 catalogued books span 2001 to 2026, from Dead Week to Caught Inside, with a median length of 278 pages.

Jeff Smith is an American cartoonist, born on February 27, 1960, and the creator of the self-published comic book series Bone. The catalogue files 12 graphic novels from Out From Boneville (1991) to BONE Adventures (2020). The Great Cow Race (1993), The Dragonslayer (1996), Old Man's Cave (1999), Treasure Hunters (2002) and Rose (2009) are among them. Subject headings name Bone as a fictitious character and include princesses and dragons.

Jeff Somers writes science fiction and crime thrillers. The Avery Cates books form the backbone, The Electric Church (2007), The Digital Plague, The Eternal Prison, The Terminal State, The Final Evolution, with the Ustari Cycle alongside them. Murder for hire, revenge and secrecy recur as subjects. Somers's 34 catalogued titles start with Lifers in 2001 and end with The Salted Earth in 2023, at a median of 256 pages.

Jeff Strand, an American writer born December 14, 1970, is known for comedy horror. Strand writes novels, short stories, screenplays and comedy sketches, and also young adult fiction. Of five Bram Stoker Award nominations, the first win came in Best Long Fiction for the novella Twentieth Anniversary Screening (2022). The catalogue holds 63 books from Wolf Hunt (1997) to Your Body Will Never Be Found (2025), including Pressure (2005) and the Andrew Mayhem series.

Jeff VanderMeer

44 books• 11 series

Jeff VanderMeer, born on 7 July 1968, is an American author and literary critic first linked to the New Weird genre before writing the Southern Reach series. Annihilation, the first Southern Reach novel, won the Nebula and Shirley Jackson Awards and became a film directed by Alex Garland. Shriek: An Afterword and Borne are among the other novels, and with Ann VanderMeer the author edited The New Weird, The Weird and The Big Book of Science Fiction. The New Yorker called VanderMeer the King of Weird Fiction. The catalogue lists 45 books from Dradin, In Love (1996), with Abdication due in 2027. Series include Ambergris and Borne.

Jeff Wheeler writes fantasy, with subjects that include magic, quests, kings and rulers, orphans and coming of age. The catalogue runs from The Wishing Lantern (1999) to Serpent Queen (2026), with The Fallen Empires scheduled for 2027. The Blight of Muirwood, The Scourge of Muirwood and The Wretched of Muirwood all appeared in 2011. Series include Kingfountain, Legends of Muirwood, Covenant of Muirwood, Whispers from Mirrowen, First Argentines and Grave Kingdom.

Jeff Widmer writes the CW McCoy and Brinker series, and the catalogue lists 11 books from 1998 to 2020. The Spirit of Swiftwater (1998) is the earliest, with subjects covering Pocono Biological Laboratories in Swiftwater, Pennsylvania, and smallpox vaccine. Mr. Mayhem, Peak Season, Curb Appeal, Permanent Vacation and Finding Woodstock follow from 2015 onward, and Burning Man (2020) is the latest. Other subjects include thrillers, suspense and mystery.

Jeffe Kennedy

63 books• 14 series

Jeffe Kennedy writes fantasy romance and erotic romance. Her Twelve Kingdoms, Uncharted Realms and Chronicles of Dasnaria series were published by Kensington, and The Orchid Throne (2019) opened the Forgotten Empires for St. Martin's Press. The Pages of the Mind took the 2017 RITA Award for Best Paranormal Romance. Kennedy's catalogue holds 63 titles published between 2004 and 2026, most recently Princes, Potions, and Pixie Dust (2026), at a median of 368 pages.

Forensic anthropology is Jefferson Bass's material: the Body Farm novels put Bill Brockton, a forensic anthropologist in Tennessee, onto criminal cases. The catalogue holds 16 titles, from Human Osteology (1971) and Death's Acre: Inside the Legendary Body Farm (2003) to the novels Carved in Bone (2006), The Devil's Bones (2008), The Bone Thief (2010) and Without Mercy. The catalogue is listed as likely complete.

Jeffery Archer writes mystery and detective fiction, and English drama sits among his catalogued subjects. Three titles fall under this author entry: Willy And The Killer Kipper (1981), Beyond Reasonable Doubt (1987) and End Game (2025), the eighth William Warwick book. Archer remains actively publishing.

Jeffery Deaver, born May 6, 1950, is an American writer of mystery and crime fiction. Deaver holds a journalism degree from the University of Missouri and a J.D. from Fordham University, and worked as a journalist and then a lawyer before turning to novels. Awards include the Crime Writers' Association Steel Dagger and Short Story Dagger, the Nero Award and three Ellery Queen Reader's Awards for Best Short Story of the Year. The catalogue counts 121 Deaver books from 1984 to The Collateral Heart (2026), with Freeze Frame due in 2027. Lincoln Rhyme, Kathryn Dance, Colter Shaw and John Pellam are recurring characters.

Jeffery H. Haskell writes science fiction, with superheroes in two of his three series, Full Metal Superhero and Superhero by Night. Grimm's War is the third. Arsenal (2017) is the first book, continued by Unstoppable Arsenal, Alien Arsenal and Explosive Arsenal. Haskell has 26 books, First Strike (2026) is the newest, and Grimm's Exile is announced for 2027.

Jeffrey A. Carver (1949-2026) was an American science fiction author, born in Cleveland and a graduate of Brown University. Carver's catalogue holds 28 books published between 1976 and 2019, opening with Seas of Ernathe (1976) and ending at Crucible of Time (2019). Star Rigger, the Chaos Chronicles and Starstream are the three series listed. Life on other planets, dragons, space and time, and chaotic systems supply the subject matter. Eternity's End (2000) took a 2001 Nebula Award nomination, and the Helicon Lifetime Achievement Award went to Carver in 2022. Carver also created and hosted the 1995 educational television series Science Fiction and Fantasy Writing.

Jeffrey Archer

63 books• 11 series

Jeffrey Archer's 63 catalogued books cover novels, short stories, plays, children's books and prison diaries. The list opens with Not a Penny More, Not a Penny Less (1976) and reaches Adam and Eve in 2026. The Clifton Chronicles, Kane and Abel and the Detective William Warwick novels are the main series; families, social class and English history supply the material.

Jeffrey B. Burton writes crime thrillers about serial murder investigation, with the FBI and Washington, D.C. among the settings. The work divides into three series: Drew Cady, Mace Reid K-9 Mystery and Chicago K-9. Shadow Play (2005) is the earliest of 11 catalogued books and The Boy in the Wall (2026) the most recent, with The Chessman (2011), The Finders (2020), The Keepers (2021) and The Lost (2022) in between.

Jeffrey Cohen is an American writer of comic crime fiction. Cohen's series are the Aaron Tucker Mysteries and the Double Feature Mystery. Titles include For Whom the Minivan Rolls (2002), A Farewell to Legs (2003), As Dog is My Witness (2005), It Happened One Knife (2008) and The Gun Also Rises (2011). Subjects include screenwriters, movie theaters, missing persons and Asperger's syndrome, and The Asperger Parent (2002) is also listed.

Welcome to Night Vale (2015) opens Jeffrey Cranor's catalogue of eight books, which reaches You Feel It Just Below the Ribs (2021). Cranor's listed series is Welcome To Night Vale. Subject headings cover humorous stories, conspiracy theories, the occult and supernatural, horror, small cities, deserts, podcasting and families. Mostly Void, Partially Stars and The Great Glowing Coils of the Universe both appeared in 2016. The median book runs to 316 pages.

Four books make up Jeffrey Eugenides's catalogue: The Virgin Suicides in 1993, Middlesex in 2002, The Marriage Plot in 2011 and Fresh Complaint in 2013. Eugenides is an American novelist and short story writer who has won the Pulitzer Prize. Sisters, teenagers, young women, Michigan and city life run through the fiction, handled in a psychological register.

Jeffrey Ford

25 books• 1 series

Jeffrey Ford, born November 8, 1955, is an American writer of the fantastic whose books cross into science fiction and mystery. Ford studied with the novelist John Gardner at Binghamton University, lives in Ohio and teaches writing part-time at Ohio Wesleyan University. Humour, literary allusion and stories nested within stories mark his fiction. His series is the Well-Built City Trilogy. The 25 catalogued books run from Vanitas (1988) to Pandemonium Waltz (2026) and include The Physiognomy, The Portrait of Mrs. Charbuque and several story collections.

Jeffrey J. Fox is a business author with 11 nonfiction books published from 1998 to 2012. How to Become CEO (1998) is the first, followed by How to Become a Rainmaker (2000), Don't Send a Resume (2001) and How to Become a Great Boss (2002). Rain: What a Paperboy Learned about Business came out in 2009. Subject headings cover sales management, customer relations, career development, job hunting and chief executive officers. The Transformative CEO (2012) is the latest title.

Jeffrey L. Kohanek writes fantasy pitched at readers in grades 6 to 8. 41 catalogued books run from The Buried Symbol (2016) to Spellcaster Ted (2026), with Tednapped!: A LitRPG Epic Fantasy Adventure scheduled for 2027. Runes of Issalia, Wardens of Issalia, Fate of Wizardoms, Fall of Wizardoms, Dawn of Wizards, Tor the Dungeon Crawler, Hijinks Investigations, Spellcaster Ted and the Outrageous Exploits of Jerrell Landish are the series. Espionage runs beside the magic as a subject.

Richard Blade is the character at the centre of every book published under the name Jeffrey Lord. The science fiction series runs to 37 titles between 1969 and 1984, starting with The Bronze Axe, Jewel of Tharn and The Jade Warrior and closing on Warriors of Latan. Dreams, space and time run through the catalogued subjects, in books such as Monster of the Maze, Dimension of Dreams and Undying World. Median length is 184 pages, and the 1970s is the heaviest decade.

Jeffrey M. Poole divides a 37-book catalogue between fantasy and detective work. Bakkian Chronicles, Tales of Lentari and Dragons of Andela carry the fantasy, with wizards and princes in the subject list; Corgi Case Files is the fourth series, opening with Case of the One-Eyed Tiger (2015). The Prophecy (2010) starts the catalogue and Crash the Thunder (2025) is the most recent title, at a median of 285 pages.

Jeffrey Round is a Canadian writer, director, playwright, publisher and songwriter who has supported the growth of LGBT literature in Canada. Round's output spans literary fiction, plays, poetry and mystery novels. The Dan Sharp Mystery and Bradford Fairfax Murder Mystery series are catalogued, with Toronto, private investigators, missing persons and gay men among the subjects. The 16 books run from A Cage of Bones (1997) to The Sulphur Springs Cure (2024), including The P-Town Murders (2007) and Lake on the Mountain (2012).

Jeffrey S. Stephens has nine catalogued books, published between 2007 and 2023. Targets of Deception, also listed as The Portofino Deception (2007), opens the run, and Enemies Among Us (2023) closes it. Targets of Opportunity (2011), Targets of Revenge (2013), Rogue Mission (2016), Crimes and Passion (2018), Fool's Errand (2020), The Handler (2022) and The Road to Splitsville (2022) come between. Subjects record intelligence officers, defectors, terrorism and Italy, filed under espionage thrillers. Two series are recorded under the name, Jordan Sandor and Nick Reagan.

Set in Greece, Jeffrey Siger's mysteries follow Andreas Kaldis through police procedural investigations, and the titles name Mykonos, Athens, Patmos, Sparta, Delphi and Santorini. Murder in Mykonos (2008) opens the Andreas Kaldis series, which accounts for the whole of Siger's 14 catalogued books. Serial murder investigation and Greek settings recur throughout, and Not Dead Yet (2025) is the newest entry.

Jeffrey Wilson is an American author of horror and thrillers, born in 1963. The Traiteur's Ring (2010) opens 8 catalogued books that reach The Adversary (2025), with The Donors (2012), Fade to Black (2013), Hong Kong Black (2017) and War Torn (2018) between them. Two titles appeared in 2024, Ember and Julian's Numbers, and Wilson continues to publish.

Alaskan Security is the outfit that holds Jemma Westbrook's catalogue together, split into Team Rogue and Team Shadow. Seventeen books are catalogued from Collateral Damage (2019) through Loss Recovery, Counterfeit Relations, Enemy Territory, Guerrilla Tactics, Strategic Maneuvers, Advance by Bounds, Friendly Fire, Dangerous Proximity and Defensive Alliance. Westbrook also publishes as Janice M. Whiteaker, the name carried by Unplanned Target in 2026.

Jen Blood writes two mystery series. Erin Solomon opens the catalogue with All the Blue-Eyed Angels (2012) and Sins of the Father (2012); the Flint K-9 Search and Rescue books follow, among them The Darkest Thread (2016) and Inside the Echo (2018). Eleven titles are catalogued between 2012 and 2019, with missing persons, rescue dogs and murder as the recorded subjects.

Jen Calonita is a New York Times and USA Today bestselling author of books for teens and middle grade readers, with sales above one million copies and translations into 15 languages. A Boston College graduate, Calonita worked as an entertainment journalist at Teen People, which inspired Secrets of My Hollywood Life (2007); that first book won the Louisiana Young Readers Award and grew into a six-book series. The catalogue counts 46 books through Practically Magic (2026), with The Vanishing Isle listed for 2027. Other series include Fairy Tale Reform School, Disney's Lost Legends, Isle of Ever, Royal Academy Rebels and Enchanters.

Jen DeLuca has seven catalogued books published between 2019 and 2026, across two series, Well Met and Boneyard Key. Five titles carry the Well pattern: Well Met (2019), Well Played, Well Matched, Well Traveled and Well Versed (2026). The other two, Haunted Ever After (2024) and Ghost Business (2025), sit outside it. The novels run to about 336 pages each.

Romance is the register of the Jen Gilroy catalogue, which holds 8 books published between 2017 and 2023 across two series, Firefly Lake and Montana Carters. Three titles are dated 2017: Back Home at Firefly Lake, Summer on Firefly Lake and The Cottage at Firefly Lake. The Wishing Tree in Irish Falls (2019) and A Wish in Irish Falls (2020) follow, then Montana Reunion and The Sweetheart Locket in 2022 and A Family for the Rodeo Cowboy in 2023. Subjects record man-woman relationships, single mothers, widowers, divorced men and women, hockey players and homecoming.

Jen Hatmaker

18 books• 1 series

Jen Hatmaker, born in 1974, writes on Christian life and the religious life of women, and also works as a speaker, blogger and television presenter. Her 18 catalogued books span 2006 to 2025, from A Modern Girl's Guide to Bible Study (2006) to Awake (2025). For the Love (2015) reached the New York Times bestseller list. Simplicity, materialism and the conduct of life recur across the subjects, and Hatmaker continues to publish.

Jen L. Grey has 74 catalogued books, published between 2017 and 2026. The run opens with Dawning Ascent (2017) and reaches The Promise of the Gilded Flame (2026). Grey works mostly in series: the listing carries Stones of Amaria, the Artifact Reaper Saga, the Pearson Prophecy, Wolf Moon Academy, Bloodshed Academy, Royal Heir, Hidden King, Marked Wolf, the Wolf Born Trilogy, and three Shadow City lines - Dark Angel, Silver Wolf and Royal Vampire. Death's Angel, Enlightened Ascent, Reaper of Earth and Reaper of Wings all appeared in 2018. Jen L. Grey is still publishing.

Jen Lancaster writes comic memoir and fiction about her own life and manners. Bitter Is the New Black (2006) opens a catalogue of 19 titles, followed by Bright Lights, Big Ass (2007), Such a Pretty Fat (2008), Pretty in Plaid (2009), My Fair Lazy (2010) and the novel If You Were Here (2011). Peter Pulaski Must Pay is the newest title, and Lancaster remains actively publishing.

Jen Mann is an author whose catalogue carries humor, essay and suburban life subjects. The Jen Mann listing runs to 19 books between 2012 and 2022, starting with Spending the Holidays with People I Want to Punch in the Throat (2012). I Just Want to Pee Alone followed in 2013 and I Just Want to Be Alone in 2014. Series include People I Want to Punch in the Throat, Just A Few People I Want to Punch in the Throat and the IJWTBA Series. Midlife Bites: Anyone Else Falling Apart, Or Is It Just Me? (2022) is the latest title, and no newer book is listed.

Jen McLaughlin writes contemporary romance. The catalogue holds 15 books from Out of Line (2013) to A Wedding in Maine (2025), and the recorded subjects cover man-woman relationships, college students, Marines, criminals and surfers, with Boston among the settings. Five series sit under the name: Sons of Steel Row, Stepbrother, Love Is the Rose, Back in the Game and McCullagh Inn. The median McLaughlin book runs 270 pages, and the listing is marked ongoing.

Jen Peters writes romance with a religious strand, both recorded as subjects across the catalogue. The listing holds 17 books dated between 2018 and 2026, beginning with Trusting His Heart and Finding Her Heart in 2018 and reaching A Merry Little Mix-Up in 2026. Peters is credited alone on all 17. Two series stand under the Peters name: Black Rock Ranch and McCormick's Creek. Peters remains actively publishing.

Three books make up Jen Sincero's catalogue, all of them self-help: You Are a Badass (2013), You Are a Badass at Making Money (2018) and You Are a Badass Every Day (2020). Self-actualisation, personal growth, success and personal finance are their subjects. Sincero is an American writer, speaker and success coach.

Jen Talty has 169 catalogued books, from In Two Weeks (2007) to Silent Legend (2026). Series include It's All in the Whiskey, NY State Trooper, Monroes, Aegis Network and its Jacksonville and Everglades divisions, River Winery, Delta Force: Generation Next, Love in the Adirondacks and Air Force Fire Protection Specialists. Dark Water (2009), Whispers (2010) and Jane Doe's Return (2011) are early titles, and Murder in Paradise Bay followed in 2016.

Christian historical romance is the category recorded for Jen Turano, whose subjects also list socialites, actors, private investigators, suffragists and New York, N.Y. The catalogue holds 25 books, beginning with A Change of Fortune and Gentleman of Her Dreams, both 2012, and reaching In Pursuit of Civility in 2026. Ladies of Distinction, Apart from the Crowd, A Class of Their Own, Bleaker Street Inquiry Agency and Merriweather Academy for Young Ladies are the series credited to Turano.

Jen Wang makes comics and graphic novels. Recorded subjects include comic books and strips, adventure, time travel, fantasy, dogs, best friends, self-actualization and children's fiction. Koko Be Good (2010) is the earliest of 8 catalogued titles and Ash's Cabin (2024) the newest, with The Prince and the Dressmaker (2018) and Stargazing (2019) between them. Three Adventure Time tie-in volumes also sit in the listing. Seven other people are each credited on one book in the catalogue, among them Kazu Kibuishi, Faith Erin Hicks and Douglas Holgate.

Jen Williams

21 books• 4 series

Jen Williams is a British novelist and short story writer working in fantasy. Dragons, magic, gods, heroes and quests appear in the subjects recorded against the books. The catalogue holds 21 titles, from Ghosts of the Citadel (2013) to The Dreamless (2026), grouped under the Copper Cat series, the Winnowing Flame Trilogy and the Talon Duology. Williams is recorded as ongoing.

Jeneane O’Riley has 7 books in the catalogue, published between 2022 and 2026. Skullduggery (2022) opens the run, followed by How Does It Feel? (2023), What Did You Do? (2024), Where Did You Go? (2025) and Her Creation (2026). Two series are recorded for Jeneane O’Riley: Infatuated Fae and Dark Manor Chronicles. The recorded editions run to a median of 304 pages.

Jeneva Rose is a #1 New York Times bestselling author based in Wisconsin. The Perfect Marriage (2020) sold millions of copies, and the work has been translated into more than 30 languages and optioned for film and television. The catalogue records 13 books starting with Dead Woman Crossing (2020), and Dead Girl Summer is scheduled for 2027. Series listed for Rose are Detective Kimberley King and Perfect. Subjects on the books include contemporary romance, time travel and humor.

Jenifer Ruff writes thrillers and mysteries across three series: the Agent Victoria Heslin thrillers, the Brooke Walton books and an FBI and CDC medical thriller line. Twenty-one catalogued titles run from Everett (2014) through Only Wrong Once (2017), The Intern (2018) and Pretty Little Girls (2019) to Someone Has To Confess (2026).

Jenika Snow's catalogue is 314 books long, running from BEARly Resisting / Feral Cravings (2010) to Branded Mine (2026). Series include A Real Man, Grizzly MC, Bear Clan, Sweet Water, Soldiers of Wrath MC, Brothers of Menace MC, Hot Bites, Lycans, Luecross Wolves and Monsters and Beauties. Erotica, paranormal romance, contemporary romance, vampires and motorcycle clubs appear among the subjects. Deliciously Wicked (2010), The Chosen (2010), Theirs (2010), Breathless (2011) and Carnal (2011) are among the early titles.

Jenn Bennett, born March 1978, is an American novelist writing for both teen and adult readers. Alex, Approximately, Starry Eyes and The Anatomical Shape of a Heart, also published as Night Owls, are named as notable works. The catalogue lists 19 books from Kindling the Moon (2011) to The Summer of Lost Things (2026), including the Arcadia Bell and Roaring Twenties series. Paranormal romance, magic, demonology and San Francisco appear among the subject tags.

Jenn Burke has 22 catalogued books, published between 2015 and 2026. The run opens with Chaos Station (2015) and reaches The Suffering of Fools (2026). Five series make up the listing: Chaos Station, Not Dead Yet, Ashes & Dust, Gargoyles Of Arrington and Golden Kingdom. Burke remains actively publishing.