Authors whose first name starts with J, page 14 of 26

Jerome K. Jerome

30 books• 2 series

Jerome Klapka Jerome (2 May 1859 - 14 June 1927) was an English writer and humorist, born in Walsall in the Midlands. After the death of Jerome's father in 1871, Jerome held a clerical post and spent three years as an actor. The comic travelogue Three Men in a Boat (1889) is the work Jerome is best known for, with Three Men on the Bummel as its sequel and the essay collections Idle Thoughts of an Idle Fellow (1886) and Second Thoughts of an Idle Fellow beside it. The catalogue holds 30 titles, among them Stage-Land (1889), Told After Supper (1891), The New Utopia (1891) and Novel Notes (1893). Subject tags name humour, essays, English short stories and ghost stories; later dates in the listing reflect reissues and anthologies.

Jerrilyn Farmer is an American writer of humorous cozy mysteries. The catalogue holds 9 books published between 1998 and 2009, built around the Hollywood caterer Madeline Bean, and records two series: Madeline Bean Culinary Mystery and Red Carpet Murder Mystery. Sympathy for the Devil (1998), the first novel, won the Macavity Award and took Agatha and Edgar nominations. Immaculate Reception, Killer Wedding, Dim Sum Dead, Mumbo Gumbo, Perfect Sax and The Flaming Luau of Death follow, and the listing ends with Murder at the Academy Awards (2009). Farmer wrote for television game shows and sketch comedy, and has taught mystery writing at the UCLA Extension Writers Program.

Jerry Ahern, full name Jerome Morrell Ahern (June 23, 1946 – July 24, 2012), was an American author of science fiction and action novels, non-fiction and articles for firearms publications. Ahern was regarded as a firearms expert, made a line of holsters and served as president of the firearms company Detonics. Series credited to Ahern include Survivalist, Track, Defender, Takers and They Call Me the Mercenary, and subjects list John Thomas Rourke, World War III and nuclear warfare. The Killer Genesis (1980) is the listed first book.

Jerry Autieri writes historical adventure fiction. Ulfrik Ormsson's Saga carries the Norse material through titles such as Fate's Needle (2012), Banners of the Northmen (2013) and Sword Brothers (2015), while Forgotten Heroes of Rome, the Kallias Chronicles, the Descendants Saga and Grimwold and Lethos fill out the series list. The catalogue reaches 39 books, running from 2012 to Shadow of Trophonius (2026).

Jerry Bruce Jenkins, born September 23, 1949, is an American writer who co-wrote the Left Behind series with Tim LaHaye. Jenkins also writes the novels based on The Chosen, the TV series about Jesus. Across more than 200 books, Jenkins covers biography, self-help, romance, mystery and young adult fiction, and 19 novels explore eschatological themes. The catalogue lists 207 books from The Night the Giant Rolled Over (1971) to The Battle for Heaven and Earth (2026). Series include Left Behind: The Kids, Red Rock Mysteries, Margo Mysteries and Wormling.

Bob and Nikki is the series Jerry Boyd built his catalogue on, opening with Bob's Saucer Repair (2019) and continuing through Charlie's Planet, Lost in Transit and Starfoot. Boyd published 55 catalogued books in six years, between 2019 and 2024, with Fat Man's Gift as a second series. Deuces Wild (2024) is the newest title listed.

Jerry Bridges, who lived from 1929 to 2016, was an evangelical Christian author and speaker and a staff member of The Navigators. Born in Tyler, Texas, Bridges studied engineering at the University of Oklahoma and served as a United States Navy officer in the Korean War before he began writing. The Pursuit of Holiness (1978) has sold more than a million copies and opens a catalogue of 34 books. Holiness Day by Day won the ECPA Christian Book Award in 2009, and The Discipline of Grace took the same award for Christian living in 1995. The catalogue closes with The Blessing of Humility (2016).

Jerry Craft is an author and illustrator of graphic novels, among them New Kid, Class Act and School Trip, and a New York Times bestseller. New Kid won the 2020 John Newbery Medal, the 2019 Kirkus Prize for Young Readers' Literature and the 2020 Coretta Scott King Author Award, and no other book has won all three. Craft was born in Harlem and grew up in Washington Heights in New York City. The catalogue lists 23 books from Home Schoolin' (2007) to J vs. K (2025), with subjects such as African Americans, family, bullying and self-esteem.

Private investigator Nick Polo is the lead of Jerry Kennealy's main series, which opens with Polo Solo (1987). Kennealy has 25 catalogued books from 1987 to 2020, closing with I'm Dying As Fast As I Can (2020). Polo Anyone?, Polo's Ponies and Vintage Polo belong to the Polo run, and the Carroll Quint and Johnny O'Rorke series sit alongside the Polo books. The catalogue files the work under mystery, thrillers and action, with San Francisco among the subjects.

Jerry Labriola is the author of the Dr. David Brooks Mystery series. The catalogue's Labriola list opens with Murders At Hollings General (1999) and includes Murders At Brent Institute (2002) and The Maltese Murders (2005). Listed subjects include medical fiction, physicians, murder and forensic science. The listing also carries a Dr. Henry Lee's Forensic line, including Dr. Henry Lee's Forensic Files (2006). The newest listed title is Threats and Challenges (2020), and the list is marked likely complete.

Jerry Pallotta writes animal match-ups for readers in grades 1 to 3. Every title pits one creature against another: Hornet vs. Wasp (2013), Alligator vs. Python (2014), Killer Whale vs. Great White Shark (2015), Komodo Dragon vs. King Cobra (2016). Zoology and marine animals supply the facts across 34 titles dated 2013 to 2026, most of them 32 pages. Ultimate Snake Rumble (2026) is the newest.

Jerry Pournelle

60 books• 12 series

Jerry Eugene Pournelle (1933-2017) was an American scientist in operations research and human factors research, a science fiction writer, a journalist and one of the first bloggers. Pournelle worked in the aerospace industry through the 1960s and early 1970s before turning to writing, took multiple awards for hard science fiction, and served a term as President of the Science Fiction and Fantasy Writers of America. The catalogue holds 60 titles from King David's Spaceship (1973) to a 2020 edition of Step Further Out. Listings include CoDominium Universe, Falkenberg's Legion, Janissaries, Laurie Jo Hansen, Paul Crane, There Will Be War, Far Frontiers, Imperial Stars and Endless Frontier. John F. Carr, Don Hawthorne, Roland J. Green, Larry Niven and Charles Sheffield are among the writers credited beside Pournelle.

Jerry S. Eicher has 46 catalogued books published between 2002 and 2025, and the subject tags include Amish, Mennonites and Christian romance. The first listed titles are Transforming the Believer (2002) and Living Christianity (2003). Sarah (2007) and Sarah's Son (2008) came next, then Rebecca's Choice, Rebecca's Promise and Rebecca's Return (all 2009). Eicher series include Hannah's Heart, Adams County, Little Valley, Fields Of Home, Beiler Sisters and St. Lawrence County Amish, and Portrait of Love (2025) is the latest release.

Jerry Spinelli

37 books• 5 series

Jerry Spinelli writes children's novels about adolescence and early adulthood. Maniac Magee (1990), Stargirl and Wringer are the best known of them. The 37 catalogued books start with Space Station Seventh Grade (1982) and end with Dead Wednesday (2023), and the series strands include Stargirl, School Daze, Fourth Grade Rats and the Tooter Tales. Schools, friendship, family life and conduct recur as subjects, and the median book runs 176 pages.

Jerusha Agen has published 16 books since 2013, across four series: Sisters Redeemed, Guardians Unleashed, Security League and Windy City Westons. The catalogue opens in 2013 with A Ruby Christmas, This Dance and This Shadow, and a run of Danger titles follows: Hidden Danger and Rising Danger in 2021, Covert Danger in 2022 and Unseen Danger in 2023. Watched arrived in 2026, and the catalogue is ongoing.

Jerzy Kosiński

11 books

Jerzy Kosiński, born Józef Nikodem Lewinkopf on 14 June 1933, was a Polish-born American writer who died on 3 May 1991. Born to Jewish parents in Poland, Kosiński came through World War II with family members, sheltered by Polish villagers living nearby. After compulsory military service and schooling under Poland's communist government, Kosiński emigrated to the United States and became a US citizen. Kosiński wrote mainly in English and twice served as president of PEN's American chapter. The Painted Bird (1965) and Being There were adapted for the screen in 2019 and 1979 respectively. Other catalogued titles include Steps (1968), The Devil Tree (1973), Blind Date (1977), Pinball (1982) and Passing By (1992).

Jescie Hall has 6 catalogued books, published between 2022 and 2024: Hawke and Players in 2022, then Kid, That Sik Luv and The Canary Cowards in 2023, and Green Light in 2024. No series is recorded for Hall, so the titles stand individually. The catalogue remains open.

Jesmyn Ward

10 books• 2 series

Jesmyn Ward writes fiction and memoir about African American families and rural poverty in Mississippi. Her 10 catalogued books run from Where the Line Bleeds (2006) to On Witness and Respair: Essays (2026). Her first three novels share a setting, the fictional Mississippi town of Bois Sauvage. Salvage the Bones (2011), about family love and community facing Hurricane Katrina, took the National Book Award for Fiction, and Sing, Unburied, Sing (2017) took it a second time, making Ward the only woman and the only African American writer to win that award twice. Ward was born in 1977 and holds the Andrew W. Mellon Professorship in the Humanities at Tulane University.

Ruby Vaughn is the figure Jess Armstrong writes about, across 4 catalogued books. The Curse of Penryth Hall (2023) opens the series, The Secret of the Three Fates followed in 2024, The Devil in Oxford in 2025 and The Twice Dead Man in 2026. Armstrong has published one book a year since 2023, and the series is ongoing.

Jess Bryant is credited with 28 books published between 2016 and 2025. It Had to Be You (2016) opens the catalogue and Talk Turkey To Me (2025) is the newest entry, with Call Me, Irresistible (2017), Stay A Little Longer (2017), Extra Innings (2018), Once Upon a December (2018) and Imperfect Saint (2019) among the titles. Five series are recorded under Bryant: Fate, Texas; Fated Mates Duet; Once Upon A Holiday; All Saints Security; and 400 Block. The listing remains open.

Jess Haines writes paranormal fiction about vampires, werewolves and women private investigators, filed under urban fantasy, paranormal romance and women-sleuth mysteries. Subject headings also name New York State and the fictional character Shiarra Waynest. The catalogue lists 11 books from Hunted by the Others (2010) to Kill the Messenger (2020), under the series H&W Investigations and Blackhollow Academy plus a group of short stories and novellas. Taken by the Others (2010), Stalking the Others (2012) and Enslaved By the Others (2014) are among the titles.

Jess Kidd's seven catalogued books cross literary fiction, historical mystery and writing for children. Himself (2017) opens the list, followed by Mr. Flood's Last Resort (2018), Things in Jars (2019) and The Night Ship (2022), and the Nora Breen Investigates mysteries begin with Murder at Gulls Nest (2025). Secrecy, missing persons and village life run through the subjects.

Jess Lourey has 38 books in the catalogue, published from 2006 to 2026. May Day (2006) is the first title on file, followed by June Bug and Knee High by the Fourth of July (2007) and August Moon (2008). Series under the Lourey name include the Murder-By-Month Mystery, Salem's Cipher Mystery and Steinbeck and Reed, plus the Catalain Book of Secrets series published as Jessica Lourey. Subjects include Minnesota, women sleuths, cryptographers and women journalists. The Crying Killer (2026) is the newest title.

Jess Mastorakos is credited on 46 books from 2019 to 2025. A Movie Star for Christmas (2019) is the first, followed by Away from You and Back to You the same year, and A Pen Pal for Christmas (2025) is the newest. Series include San Diego Marines, Kailua Marines, Brides of Beaufort, Love in Charlotte Oaks, Christmas in Snow Hill, Coffee Truck Cozy Mysteries and Small-Town Veterans.

Jess Michaels writes erotic historical romance, with Regency England, the aristocracy, widows and sisters among the recorded subjects. The catalogue lists 97 books through Caroline's Courtesan (2026). Series include the 1797 Club, Notorious Flynns, Wicked Woodleys, Scandal Sheet, Regency Royals, About An Earl, Albright Sisters, Pleasure Wars, Duke's By-Blows and Comerford Courtesans. Early titles include The Sweetest Sin (2006), Wager of Sin (2006), Everything Forbidden (2007) and Something Reckless (2008).

Jess Montgomery writes historical mysteries set in Ohio, with women sleuths doing the investigating. Kinship is Montgomery's one named series. Five catalogued books run from The Widows (2019) through The Hollows (2020), Downriver and The Stills (both 2021) to The Echoes (2022). No new Montgomery title has been recorded since 2022.

Jess Mountifield has 94 books in the catalogue, starting with Innocent Hearts (2011) and reaching Guild's Defence (2026). The series list includes Sherdan, Tales of Ethanar, Chronicles Of Argosia, Fringe Colonies, Mycroft Holmes Adventures, Guild of the Eternal Flame and several dragon series such as Dragon Oath and Time of the Dragon. Sherdan's Legacy (2013) and Sherdan's Prophecy (2014) are early titles.

Eleven catalogued books by Jess Ryder run from Lie to Me (2017) to One of the Family (2025). The Good Sister (2017), The Ex-Wife (2018), The Dream House (2019), The Girl You Gave Away and The Night Away (both 2020), The Second Marriage (2021), My Husband's Lover (2022) and The Villa (2024) make up the rest. Ryder writes standalone titles rather than series, and is actively publishing.

Jess Walter

16 books• 4 series

Jess Walter, born July 20, 1965, is an American writer of fiction and nonfiction who has won an Edgar Allan Poe Award and was a National Book Award finalist in 2006. The catalogue lists 16 books, opening with Every Knee Shall Bow and Ruby Ridge (both 1995). In Contempt (1996), Over Tumbled Graves (2001), Land of the Blind (2003), Citizen Vince (2005) and The Zero (2006) follow, and later titles include Beautiful Ruins (2012) and So Far Gone (2025). Caroline Mabry is a series, and Spokane, Washington, police procedure and law enforcement are recorded subjects.

Jessa Hastings writes the Magnolia Parks Universe, a single interconnected series that accounts for all eight of the author's catalogued books. The run opens in 2021 with Magnolia Parks and Daisy Haites, then continues through The Great Undoing and The Long Way Home (2022), Never (2023), Into the Dark (2024) and two 2025 titles, The Conditions of Will and Time of Your Life.

Jessa Kane has 89 books catalogued between 2016 and 2026. Pound of Flesh (2016) is among the earliest titles, and Don't Look and The Husband Sitter followed in 2018. Praise Me Daily and Lights Camera Insta-Love are among the listed series. An Innocent Obsession, His Forbidden Obsession and Preacher Man are 2019 titles, and His Missing Ingredient (2026) is the newest.

Jessa Maxwell began publishing in 2023 with The Golden Spoon. Three more titles follow: I Need You to Read This (2024), Dead of Summer (2025) and The Last Match, dated 2027. Four books are catalogued, and Maxwell is actively publishing.

Jesse Ball

13 books

Jesse Ball is an American novelist and poet, born June 7, 1978. Ball has published novels, poetry collections, short stories and drawings, written in a spare style that critics have compared with Jorge Luis Borges and Italo Calvino. The catalogue lists 13 books from 2007 to 2024, beginning with Samedi the Deafness (2007). The Curfew (2011), Silence Once Begun (2014) and Census (2018) are among the titles, and The Repeat Room (2024) is the latest.

Jesse Jacobson has 18 catalogued books, all dated between 2017 and 2022. The run opens with Steele Ranger (2017) and ends with Skye (2022), with Jacobson the only credited writer on every title. The Rainhorse series appears under the Jacobson name, and the listing includes Rainhorse (2018) and Rainhorse: The Return (2018) along with Defending Honor, Fighting for Honor and Protecting Honor. No entry has been catalogued since 2022.

Jesse Kellerman, born September 1, 1978, is an American novelist and playwright. The catalogue lists 7 books from Things Beyond Our Control (2004) to Controller (2018), among them Sunstroke (2005), Trouble (2007), The Genius / The Brutal Art (2008), The Executor (2010) and Potboiler / I'll Catch You (2012). Kellerman has also written many books jointly with Jonathan Kellerman, Jesse's father, including The Golem of Hollywood (2014). Subject headings name psychological thrillers, New York, single women, women detectives and medical students.

Jesse Lonergan works in comics. Subject headings on the 8 books catalogued under the name record comic books and strips, graphic novels, friendship, man-woman relationships and social conditions. Flower and Fade (2007) is the earliest title, followed by Joe & Azat (2009) and All Star (2014). Hedra arrived in 2020 and Ghosts of Science Past in 2022. Boston and Drome, both dated 2025, are the newest entries, and Lonergan is credited on all 8.

Jesse Q. Sutanto

19 books• 7 series

Jesse Q. Sutanto is a Chinese-Indonesian author writing for adults, young adults and middle-grade readers. Dial A for Aunties (2021) won the 2021 Comedy Women in Print Prize and was optioned for film by Netflix. Vera Wong's Unsolicited Advice for Murderers (2023) is the other title most associated with Sutanto. The catalogue holds 21 books up to An Edge Sharp Enough (2026), with Vera Wong's Vacation Hacks for Catching a Killer due in 2027, across the Vera Wong, Aunties and Theo Tan and the Fox Spirit series.

Jesse Storm writes westerns. The catalogue holds 70 Storm titles published between 2020 and 2026, from Final Ride For Justice (2020) to The Day the Sheriff Died (2026). Five series carry the run: Western Justice Adventures, Western Frontier Justice, Western Frontier Justice War, Classic Western Justice and Western Justice Riders. Titles such as Showdown at Durango and Revenge at Idaho set the register.

Jesse Sutanto has one catalogued book in this directory: An Edge Sharp Enough, published in 2026. No earlier titles, series grouping or recorded subjects sit against the name here. The entry is marked as ongoing, so further titles are expected to join it.

Jesse Watters has 2 catalogued books: How I Saved the World (2021) and Get It Together (2024). Both come out of his work in television news, and the subjects run to news broadcasting, journalism and United States politics and government in the 21st century.

Jessica Ames is credited with 44 books between 2018 and 2025, starting with Snared Rider (2018) and ending with After His Vow (2025). The Untamed Sons MC books span three series: the original, the Manchester Chapter and the Birmingham Chapter. Ames also writes Lost Saxons, Royal Bastards MC: Liverpool, England, Fraser Crime Syndicate, Wolves of Black Mountain and Knocked Up and Locked Down. Other titles include Safe Rider (2018), Claimed Rider (2019) and Forbidden Rider (2019).

Jessica Anya Blau has nine books in the catalogue, published between 2008 and 2025. The Summer of Naked Swim Parties (2008) is the earliest and Shopgirls (2025) the most recent. Subjects record coming of age, California, teenage girls, college students, family life and humor, along with the FBI and the CIA. Drinking Closer to Home (2010), The Wonder Bread Summer (2013), Mating Calls (2014), The Trouble with Lexie (2016), The Unexpected Spy (2020) and Mary Jane (2021) complete the list, at a median of 300 pages.

Jessica Brody

37 books• 5 series

Jessica Brody is an American author and writing educator, working mainly in young adult fiction. The catalogue lists 37 titles from The Fidelity Files (2008) to How to Write a Murder (2026), with The Karma Club (2010), 52 Reasons to Hate My Father (2012) and Unremembered (2013) among them. Series include Unremembered and System Divine, plus the Disney Descendants: School of Secrets and LEGO Disney Princess lines. The Complete Guide to Getting Published (2014) sits in the same listing. Subjects name preparatory schools, friendship, women private investigators, adultery, science fiction and dating.

Jessica Burkhart is the pen name of Jessica Ashley, an American author born in 1987 who works in tween fiction. The Canterwood Crest novels are hers. Nineteen books are catalogued between 2009 and 2015, carrying a Grades 3-5 reading level, from Take the Reins (2009) to Wild Hearts (2015). Subjects recorded across the listing include horses, horsemanship, boarding schools, private schools, teenage girls, friendship and cliques.

Jessica Cage is an award-winning USA Today bestselling author born and raised in Chicago. The catalogue holds 39 books, beginning with Guidance of Rasmiyah and Revitalized in 2012 and reaching I Accidentally Locked Down a Witch in 2026. Djinn Rebellion, High Arc, Tales of Novia, Accidents Happen, Scorned by the Gods and Sighted are the listed series. Alexa's Adytum (2013), Let Me Protect You (2013), Exiled (2014), Moonlight Dance (2014), Siren's Call (2014) and Altered (2015) are other titles.

Jessica Clare writes romance and erotica. Billionaires and assassins are the recurring figures: the Billionaires and Bridesmaids, Roughneck Billionaires and Hitman series carry much of the catalogue, with Bluebonnet and Wyoming Cowboy beside them. Forty-six books are catalogued between Wicked Games (2011) and What the Hex (2023), including The Girl's Guide to (Man) Hunting (2012), Beauty and the Billionaire (2013) and Last Hit (2013). Texas, revenge and wilderness survival appear among the subject headings. No new title has appeared since 2023.

Jessica Coulter Smith writes fantasy romance. The catalogue holds 96 books published between 2009 and 2023, opening with For Now and Always (2009) and closing with Bewitched by the Bear (2023). The series names run to werewolves, faeries and other worlds: Ashton Grove Werewolves and its Return sequence, the Iron Hills Pack, Tales of Moonspell, Otherworldly, Love Spell, Bewere of Faeries, Intergalactic Brides, Cy-Con, the Ashton Grove M.C., Ladies Of The Night and A Tale of Shar. Atlanta appears among the catalogued settings, and no title is listed after 2023.

Jessica Day George

17 books• 5 series

Fairy tales, dragons and castles are Jessica Day George's stock in trade. Five series divide the 17 catalogued books: Dragon Slippers, Castle Glower, Princess of the Midnight Ball, Rose Legacy and Silver in the Blood. George, born in 1976 and based in Utah, took the 2007 Whitney Award for Best Book by a New Author for Dragon Slippers and has reached the New York Times list with her young adult fantasy. The run closes with The Rider's Reign in 2020.

Jessica Dodge has published four books since 2022: The Forgotten Witch (2022), Misplaced Magic (2023), The Book of Lost Enchantments (2024) and The Messengers of Magic (2025). Fantasy, historical fiction, mystery and romance are the categories the books are filed under, and Dodge continues to publish.

Jessica Ellicott writes historical mysteries set in England. Ten titles are catalogued from Murder in an English Village (2017) to Murder at an English Seance (2024), across two series: Beryl and Edwina, and the WPC Billie Harkness books. Villages, murder investigation, private investigators and women sleuths fill the subject tags.

Jessica Fellowes writes murder mysteries and companion books to television. The English author, born in 1974, began with The World of Downton Abbey (2011) and wrote four further Downton companions, among them A Year in the Life of Downton Abbey (2014) and the official guide to all six seasons (2015). The Mitford Murders sequence opens in 2017 and runs through Bright Young Dead, The Mitford Scandal, The Mitford Trial and The Mitford Vanishing to The Mitford Secret (2023). Twelve books are catalogued in total. Fellowes is a niece of Julian Fellowes.

Jessica Gadziala has 164 books in the catalogue, published between 2015 and 2026 and credited to Gadziala alone. Man-woman relationships is the only recorded subject heading. The work is sorted into series including Henchmen MC, Henchmen MC: Next Generation, Golden Glades Henchmen MC, Shady Valley Henchmen, the Costa Family, the Grassi Family, the Mallick Brothers and Stars Landing. Dark Mysteries and Dissent, both from 2015, are among the earliest titles; Mermaid in Manhattan (2026) is the newest.

Jessica Goodman writes mysteries for young readers, set in schools and summer towns where a death exposes what a community protects. They Wish They Were Us (2020) opens the catalogue, followed by They'll Never Catch Us (2021), The Counselors (2022), The Legacies (2023), The Meadowbrook Murders (2025) and Lies Between Us (2026), six books, roughly one a year.

Jessica Grayson's catalogue holds 35 books published between 2019 and 2026, all credited to Jessica Grayson. Lost in the Deep End and The Things We Choose opened the run in 2019, and Chosen by the Dark Elf King (2026) is the newest listing. Series recorded under the name include Once Upon A Fairy Tale Romance, Ice World Warriors, V'loryn, Mosauran, Of Fate and Kings, Settlers of the Outer Rim, Scarred Dragon Prince, Orc Claimed and Of Dragons and Elves.

Jessica Hall published five novels across 2003 and 2004. Contemporary romance and romantic suspense define them, with arson, kidnapping, private investigators and organised crime among the plot elements and Paris among the settings. The Tiger Sword Trilogy is Hall's one named series. The five titles are The Deepest Edge (2003), The Kissing Blades (2003), The Steel Caress (2003), Heat of the Moment (2004) and Into the Fire (2004), and nothing has followed.

Jessica Hawkins writes romance and erotica, and the catalogue holds 24 books published between 2013 and 2019. Come Undone, Come Alive and Come Together all appeared in 2013, and Night Call and Night Fever followed in 2014. Series include Night Fever, Something in the Way, Explicitly Yours, Cityscape, Slip of the Tongue and White Monarch. Violent Triumphs (2019) is the most recent title, and the catalogue marks the author as likely complete.

Military fiction from the Revolutionary War to the present day is the range of Jessica James, an American author of suspense and historical novels. James has won the John Esten Cooke Award for Southern Fiction three times and belongs to the Military Writers Society of America. Her series include Shades of Gray Civil War, Phantom Force Tactical, Military Heroes Through History and For Love and Country. The catalogue holds 20 books from Noble Cause (2008) to The Monarch Alliance (2026).

Jessica Khoury has 18 books in the catalogue, spanning Origin (2012) to The Moorwitch (2025). Science fiction and magic both appear among the subjects, alongside immortality, rain forests, survival and safaris. Khoury's series include Corpus, Mystwick, Skyborn and Forbidden Wish, and other titles include Vitro (2015), Kalahari (2015) and The Mystwick School of Musicraft (2019). Jessica Khoury is still publishing.

Suspense drives Jessica Knoll's fiction, which turns on family secrets, ambition, murder and reality television, and on young women whose lives change abruptly. Knoll works as a magazine editor and a screenwriter as well as a novelist. Five titles are catalogued and they arrive far apart, at an average gap of three and a half years: Cosmo's 51 Shades of Blonde (2012), Luckiest Girl Alive (2015), The Favorite Sister (2018), Bright Young Women (2023) and Helpless (2026).

Jessica Lemmon writes contemporary romance, with tags for billionaires, workplace romance, single fathers and widowers. The catalogue credits Lemmon with 45 books from 2013 to 2026, beginning with If You Dare; Can't Let Go, Hard to Handle and Tempting the Billionaire are also dated 2013. Lemmon series include Bachelor Pact, Real Love, Dallas Billionaires Club, Evergreen Cove, Blue Collar Billionaire and Dunn Brothers. The Billionaire Invitation (2026) is the newest listed title.