Authors whose first name starts with J, page 2 of 26

J.D. Salinger

6 books• 1 series

J.D. Salinger (January 1, 1919 to January 27, 2010) was an American writer whose best-known work is the 1951 novel The Catcher in the Rye. Salinger published short stories in Story magazine in 1940, then served in the Second World War. "A Perfect Day for Bananafish" appeared in The New Yorker in 1948, and the magazine went on to publish much of Salinger's later work. The Catcher in the Rye sold widely from the start and drew controversy, and its portrait of adolescent alienation and lost innocence influenced young readers in particular. The catalogue also lists Nine Stories (1953), Raise High the Roof Beam, Carpenters and Seymour (1955) and Franny and Zooey (1961).

J.D. Trafford writes legal thrillers and suspense. Eight catalogued books open with No Time To Run (2011) and reach Dealing Justice (2023), with No Time To Die (2013), No Time To Hide (2014), Little Boy Lost (2017), Good Intentions (2018), Without Precedent (2019) and Merchants Bridge (2022) between them. Michael Collins and Dark River are the two series filed under the Trafford name. Subjects record legal fiction, suspense, African American and Black mystery and detective fiction, and Saint Louis as a setting.

J.D. Vance

2 books• 1 series

J.D. Vance has two catalogued books, both memoir. Hillbilly Elegy (2016) writes about mountain people, working-class white families and social mobility in the United States, partly as a family account and partly as a case study of economic and social conditions. Communion follows in 2026.

J.D.L. Rosell is a fantasy author with 23 books from 2017 to 2026. In the Shadow of the Rook (2017) is the first title, followed by Catalyst and Champion in 2018. Rosell's seven series are Famine Cycle, Legend of Tal, Godslayer Rising, Runewar Saga, Ranger of the Titan Wilds, Sons Incarnate and Dragonforged Saga. A King's Bargain and A Queen's Command date from 2020, and The Titan Revenant (2026) is the newest release.

J.E. Cluney has 55 books catalogued from 2019 to 2024, opening with Corviticus University (2019) and reaching Wolf Called Jacob (2024). Series include Briar Falls Wolfpack, Corviticus University, Magic Bound, Institute of Supernaturals, Ashwood Wolves, Everwood Academy, Everwood Demons, Psycho Mafia and Portland Ivy. Other titles from 2019 include Void, Topaz and Wolf Unchained.

Motorcycle club romance is the whole of J.E. Daelman's output: Raging Barons MC, Satan's Guardians MC, Triple Kings MC, Bitter Slayers MC and Restless Demons MC. Books are named for the men in them, one word at a time, with Ace, Axel, Brand, Fox, Grease, Hammer, Hawk and Ink all dated 2022. The catalogue holds 50 books published between 2022 and 2026, from Brand (2022) to Chaos (2026).

J.E. Rowney has 27 books in the catalogue, running from Charcoal (2012) to Nothing But Questions (2026). Two series are listed: Lessons of a Student Midwife and Survivor Stories. Early titles include five seven five, Desire Lines and How the Heart Behaves, and 2020 brought Ghosted, Lessons Learned, Life Lessons, Love Lessons and The On Call Midwife at Christmas. Rowney continues to publish.

J.E. Taylor has 87 catalogued books from 2010 to 2026, tagged for thrillers, erotica, serial murders and Atlanta. Dark Reckoning (2010) is the first title, and Abyss, Grayson House, Mind Games and The Seduction of Sir Galahad came out the same year. Taylor series include Fractured Fairy Tales, Death Chronicles, Ryan Chronicles, Night Hawk, Magick Trilogy, Paradox Files and Fire Cursed Trilogy. Secrets of the Fae (2026) is the most recent entry.

J.F. Freedman is a thriller writer whose catalogue carries the Luke Garrison and Kate Blanchard series. Subject headings file the books under legal thrillers and mystery, list murder trials, public defenders, false testimony and women detectives, and name the fictitious character Wyatt Matthews. The 11 J.F. Freedman books in order begin with Against the Wind (1991) and end with Turn Left at Doheny (2014). House of Smoke (1996), Key Witness (1997), Above the Law (2000) and A Killing in the Valley (2006) fall between. The list is marked likely complete.

J.F. Holmes carries subject records for science fiction and war and military fiction, and has 52 books catalogued from 2013 to 2026. Even Zombie Killers Get The Blues and Irregular Scout Team One date from 2013, and GRUNTS and Zombie Killers: Civil War from 2014. Series include Zombie Killer Blues, Fae Wars, IST-1, Power Point Ranger, Black Rifle Security & Investigations, Off World, Tuscana Adventures and Cumberland Chronicles.

J.G. Ballard (1930–2009) was an English novelist, short story writer, satirist and essayist whose fiction takes the relations between human psychology, technology, sex and mass media as its subject. Post-apocalyptic novels, The Drowned World (1962) among them, tied Ballard to New Wave science fiction; the story collection The Atrocity Exhibition (1970) and the novel Crash (1973), about car-crash fetishists, brought controversy. Forty-five books are catalogued, from 1962 to a 2023 volume of selected non-fiction, at a median length of 222 pages.

J.G. Faherty writes horror and thrillers. The catalogue holds 24 books published between Carnival of Fear (2010) and Ragman (2023), all credited to Faherty alone. Recorded subjects include horror, thrillers, American literature, good and evil, and zombies. Three series sit under the name: J.G. Faherty Short Stories/Novellas, J.G. Faherty Short Story and Maya Blair Mysteries. Titles include Ghosts of Coronado Bay (2011), Cemetery Club (2012), The Burning Time (2013) and Cult of the Black Jaguar (2014).

J.H. Brennan wrote about the occult and wrote games for children. The nonfiction covers magic, reincarnation, astral projection, parapsychology and the New Age movement, starting with Astral Doorways and Five Keys to Past Lives in 1971 and taking in The Occult Reich (1974). The fiction includes the Sagas of the Demonspawn gamebooks, Barmy Jeffers and the prehistoric Shiva novels. The 60 catalogued titles date from 1971 to 2013, peaking in the 1980s.

J.H. Croix is credited with 89 books, tagged for romance and love stories, from When Love Comes (2014) to Make It Last (2026). Chosen Mate, Fated Mate and Protected Mate all appeared in 2015, and A Catamount Christmas followed in 2016. Croix series include Into The Fire, Last Frontier Lodge, Diamond Creek, Alaska, Catamount Lion Shifters, Fireweed Harbor and Heartfire Falls. Ski resorts appear among the subject tags.

J.H. Markert writes horror and thriller. Nine books date from 2023 to 2027, beginning with Mister Lullaby and The Nightmare Man, both 2023, then Sleep Tight (2024), Wicked Games (2024) and Spider to the Fly (2025). Three titles carry 2026 dates: Dig, The Book of Jonah and The Chain House. Ransom Burning is scheduled for 2027. Markert has published at a rate of roughly two books a year since the debut.

J.J. Arias has 28 catalogued books, published between 2019 and 2026. First Rule of the Cutthroat Vampire Collective, New Day Rising, Sunset Fallen, The Goode Governor and When Dusk Comes all date from 2019, the year the listing begins. Goode Girl, Dusk Queen and Lilith's Legacy are the three series credited to Arias. Goode Deal, Goode Girls Steal, Goode News and The Goode Vet followed in 2020, and Keep Talking (2026) is the newest entry. The 2020s hold the most titles, and Arias is still publishing.

J.J. DiBenedetto is catalogued with 20 books published between 2012 and 2020. Three series stand under the name: Dream, Jane Barnaby Adventures, and Mr. Smith and the Roach. The listing opens with Dream Doctor (2012) and closes with The Queen of Emerald Falls (2020), and titles in between include A Box of Dreams, Betty & Howard's Excellent Adventure and Waking Dream. Recorded books run to a median of 296 pages across the 13 measured. Nothing further has been added since 2020.

J.J. King is catalogued with 28 books published between 2016 and 2025, all credited to King alone. Blood of Eden, Finding the Right Words and My Brother's Keeper date from 2016, a 2017 group adds Epic Love, Sins of the Father and Theoretical Love, and Wolf Destroyed (2025) is the newest entry. Seven series are listed: Alpha Wolf Academy, Beta Wolf Academy, Omega Wolf Academy, Wolf Underground, Masterclass, Rocky Coast Romance and Northern Wild. The catalogue records no subject headings, and marks the run ongoing.

J.J. McAvoy writes romance, often about crime families and dynasties. Ruthless People (2014) opens the catalogue and its own series, and Children of Vice, the DuBells, Prince's Bride, Rainbows, Childstar and a vampire romance sequence follow. Twenty-six catalogued books take in Black Rainbow (2015), A Bloody Kingdom (2016) and That Thing Between Eli & Gwen (2016), and reach Hathor and the Prince (2024).

J.J. Miller is credited with 13 books published between 2018 and 2025, opening with Code of Justice (2018) and reaching The Midnight Witness (2025). The listed series are Brad Madison Legal Thriller, Cadence Elliott Legal Thriller and Hank Luger / Savannah Lawyer. Force of Justice (2018), Divine Justice (2019), Game of Justice (2020) and The Lawyer's Truth (2021) are among the titles.

The Lakeland Murders is J.J. Salkeld's main series, with Natural Detective, Border City Blues and Tom Atkins beside it. Salkeld published 30 books between 2013 and 2021, four of them in the first year: Separated at Death, Death on Account, Death on High and Riddled on the Sands. Six more followed in 2014, among them Call & Response, Hail and Farewell, Mortal Men and The Devil's Interval. Hall Goes East (2021) is the last entry, and nothing has followed it.

Diet and weight loss lead the subject headings for J.J. Virgin, whose 12 catalogued books run from 2010 to 2019. Subject headings also name sugar-free eating, recipes, arm exercises for women, motivation and self-confidence. The earliest title is Six Weeks to Sleeveless and Sexy (2010). The Virgin Diet and The Virgin Diet Companion Cookbook came out in 2012, and The Supercharged Virgin Diet in 2015. Miracle Mindset (2017) appears later, and The Sugar Impact Diet (2019) is the newest.

J.K. Ellem's catalogue runs to 32 books published between 2016 and 2026, organised into the No Justice, Killing Seasons, Ravenwood and Octagon series. Octagon (2016) opens the run. Later titles include No Justice (2017), Soldiers Field (2017), American Justice (2018), Cold Justice (2018), A Winter's Kill (2019) and Mill Point Road (2019). Ellem remains actively publishing.

13 books stand under J.K. Franks's name, published between 2016 and 2026, from Downward Cycle (2016) to Storm Warning (2026). Five series divide the catalogue: Catalyst, Savage Earth, Cade Rearden, Pike Shepard and Command & Control. Titles in the run include American Exodus (2017), Ghost Country (2018), State of Chaos (2019) and Eradication (2023). Franks continues to publish.

J.K. Rowling is the pen name of Joanne "Jo" Murray, OBE (born Rowling), a British author who created the Harry Potter fantasy series. The idea for Harry Potter came to Rowling on a train from Manchester to London in 1990. The Potter books have won multiple awards, sold more than 400 million copies and been adapted into a film series. Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's / Philosopher's Stone (1997) opens the catalogue, followed by Chamber of Secrets (1998), Prisoner of Azkaban (1999), Goblet of Fire (2000) and Order of the Phoenix (2003). Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them appeared under the name Newt Scamander and Quidditch Through the Ages under Kennilworthy Whisp. Cormoran Strike is also listed among the author's characters.

J.L. Abramo is the author of the Jake Diamond, Private Investigator series and the Gravesend books. Subject headings name private investigators, organized crime, judges, San Francisco and the fictional character Jake Diamond, and include humorous mystery. The 10 catalogued books run from Catching Water in a Net (2001) to Crossing the Chicken (2019). Clutching at Straws (2003), Gravesend (2012), Chasing Charlie Chan (2013), Brooklyn Justice (2016) and Coney Island Avenue (2017) are among them.

J.L. Beck has 75 catalogued books, published between 2014 and 2026, with Reckless & Ruined scheduled for 2027. The run opens with Indebted (2014) and reaches Branded & Broken (2026). Beck's series include Doubeck Crime Family, King Crime Family, Torrio Empire, Oakmount Elite, Dark Lies, Ties and Trio of Lovers. C. Hallman shares the credit on 2 titles and Darcy Rose on 1.

J.L. Bourne writes apocalyptic horror. Day by Day Armageddon (2004) opened a zombie sequence continued in Beyond Exile (2010) and Shattered Hourglass (2012), with Origin to Exile (2011) collecting part of it. The Tomorrow War books, Tomorrow War (2015), Ghost Run (2016), Serpent Road (2017), form a second series, and Trilobyte a third. Survival, the end of the world and dystopian science fiction are the standing subjects across 10 catalogued titles, the last of them in 2020.

J.L. Bryan writes paranormal fiction and horror. Ellie Jordan, Ghost Trapper is the main series, with Night Folk beside it, and fairies, magic and ghosts run through a catalogue of 42 books. Bryan opened with Dominion in 2009, reached Evermore Plantation in 2026, and has The Toyman listed for 2027. The books run to a median of 242 pages.

The Blackstone, Quiet Mafia, Dark Water, Devil's Reach, Havoc of Sins and Stonewall series are among J.L. Drake's work. The catalogue records 32 books starting with Darkness Lurks (2014), followed by Darkness Falls and Darkness Follows in 2015. Breathe Me In (2026) is the latest published title. J.L. Drake has Pull Me Under scheduled for 2027.

J.L. Hyde writes suspense in three small-town sequences: Delta County, the Grady Lake Mysteries and the Westridge Cove Mystery books. Delta County (2021) opens the catalogue, with Underground, Midnight in Delta County, Summer of '99, Grady Lake, Magnolia Court and Ghosts of Grady following. Twelve titles run to The Widow Nora in 2026, short ones at a median of 238 pages.

J.L. Leslie has 40 books in the catalogue, published from 2015 to 2024. Demons From My Past (2015) is the first title, Tame Me, Tease Me and Tempt Me date from 2016, and Worth It All (2024) is the most recent. Series include Royal Bastards MC, Ravens MC, L.A. Sinners MC, Morgan Family, Hearts of Hollis, Dirty Southern Secrets and Matthews Brothers.

J.L. Madore has 77 books in the catalogue, starting with Rescued by a Hero (2011). Series include Guardians of the Fae Realms, Watchers of the Gray, Fae Daughters Of Destiny, Boston Magi Chronicles, Emberwood Witches, Dusk Warden Codex and Aliens of Atlantis. A Quadrant's Date With Destiny (2026) is the most recent release. Madore has Wind Caller scheduled for 2027.

Gay romance and erotica lead the subject records for J.L. Merrow, which add paranormal romance, romantic suspense, fantasy, journalists and murder. The catalogue lists 43 books from Sindustry (2009) to Face Blind (2022). Camwolf, Lonewolf, Muscling Through and Tea and Crumpet all date from 2011. Plumber's Mate Mysteries, Mad About the Brit Boys, Rael and Lars, Shamwell Tales, Camwolf and Glastonbury Tales are the listed series.

J.L. Seegars has published 10 books since 2022, arranged into the New Haven series, the Fairview novellas and Passion and Politics. Again (2022) opens the catalogue, followed by Restore Me and the three parts of Revive Me, then Reclaim Me and Release Me. A Taste of Sin, the second Passion and Politics title, is the most recent entry.

Shifter romance fills J.L. Wilder's catalogue, much of it built on alpha and omega roles: Omega's Bears (2018), Omega's Wolves (2018), The Hidden Omega (2019) and The Omega Games (2019). The series include Hell's Wolves MC, Hell's Bears MC, Devil's Wolves MC, Omega University, Midlife Shifters, Rejected Moons and Feral Wolves of the Arctic. Wilder published 51 catalogued books in five years, between 2018 and 2022, the last being Hybrid Reborn (2022).

J.M. Barrie

43 books• 3 series

Sir James Matthew Barrie, born in 1860 and died in 1937, was a British novelist and playwright, born and educated in Scotland before moving to London. There Barrie met the Llewelyn Davies boys, who prompted him to invent a baby boy having magical adventures in Kensington Gardens, first in the 1902 adult novel The Little White Bird and then in the 1904 West End fairy play Peter Pan, about an ageless boy and an ordinary girl named Wendy in Neverland. The Thrums books and Sentimental Tommy account for much of the rest; 43 catalogued titles run from Better Dead (1887) onward.

J.M. Clarke is the author of the Mark of the Fool and Rune Seeker series, with 26 books catalogued from 2022 to 2026. Mark of the Fool began in 2022 and reached its seventh book in 2024. Clarke also appears on A Book of Blades, a sword and sorcery anthology, and writes Oaths Blood & Coin. The catalogue lists a Light Novel edition of Mark of the Fool as well.

J.M. Coetzee

32 books• 2 series

In the Heart of the Country (1976) opens the catalogue of J.M. Coetzee, a novelist, essayist and translator born in South Africa in 1940 and an Australian citizen since 2006. Waiting for the Barbarians (1980), Life and Times of Michael K (1983), Foe (1986), Age Of Iron (1990) and The Master of Petersburg (1994) follow it, and Scenes from Provincial Life and the Jesus Trilogy are the two series inside the 32 books, which reach Speaking in Tongues (2025). Coetzee took the Nobel Prize in Literature in 2003 and the Booker Prize twice, along with three Central News Agency Literary Awards, the Jerusalem Prize and The Irish Times International Fiction Prize. Coetzee lives in Adelaide.

J.M. Dabney writes gay fiction recorded under erotica and mystery. The catalogue holds 43 books from The Amazon: Jack's Submission (2011) to Cold Cases and Deadly Lies (2023). Series include Cold Case Unit, Twirled World Ink, Brawlers, Executioners, Trenton Security, Masiello Brothers and Men of Canter's Handyman. Club Revenge (2015), Berzerker (2016) and Bull (2017) are among the titles.

J.M. Dalgliesh writes English crime fiction across three regional series: Hidden Norfolk, Dark Yorkshire and the Misty Isle books. The catalogue opens in 2018 with Blacklight, Blood Money, Divided House and The Dogs in the Street, and holds 32 titles through The Missing Dead in 2026, standalones included.

J.M. Gregson wrote English police procedurals across two series. Lambert and Hook follows John Lambert and Bert Hook; the Inspector Peach books follow Percy Peach and Lucy Blake. The catalogue holds 50 titles dated 1989 to 2016, from Murder at the Nineteenth (1989) to Final Act (2016). Murder investigation in England is the standing subject, at a median of 218 pages, and the 2000s were the peak decade.

J.M. Griffin wrote cozy mysteries with women sleuths, catalogued with 20 books from 2007 to 2021. For Love of Livvy (2007) is the earliest title. Griffin's 6 series are Vinnie Esposito, Deadly Bakery, Jules & Bun Mystery, Luna Devere, Sarah McDougall and Linty Dragon. Titles include Faerie Cake Dead (2010), Murder on Spyglass Lane (2011), A Crouton Murder (2013) and A Crusty Murder (2013). Hop 'Til You Drop (2021) is the last book.

Thirsk Garden Centre Mysteries is J.M. Hall's series, catalogued in places under the name Liz, Pat and Thelma. Four books arrive at one a year: A Spoonful of Murder (2022), A Pen Dipped in Poison (2023), A Clock Stopped Dead (2024) and A Brush with Death (2025). Hall remains actively publishing, and the run reads in publication order, since no separate chronological ordering has been catalogued.

J.M. Kearl has 13 catalogued books published between 2018 and 2026, all credited to Kearl alone. Allied Kingdoms Academy, Elf Queen and Allora Knightstar: Sky Fae are the three series filed under the name. The run opens with Rise (2018) and reaches The Assassin's Way (2026), taking in Wrath (2019), Curse of Blood and Shadow (2020), Born of Sky (2021), Bow Before the Elf Queen (2022) and Long Live the Elf Queen (2022). The catalogue is still active.

J.M. Lee is the name on the J.M. Lee Standalone Novels series, which includes The Nightland Express (2021) and Artificial Truth (2025). Subjects include children's fiction, fantasy, adventure, twins, brothers and sisters and friendship. The listing also carries Dark Crystal titles such as Shadows of the Dark Crystal (2016) and Flames of the Dark Crystal (2019).

J.M. Madden has 52 books in the catalogue, published from Second Time Around (2010) to Homecoming (2025). Titles from 2012 to 2014 include Embattled Hearts, Embattled Minds, Embattled Christmas and Embattled Home. Series include Lost and Found, Lost and Found Columbus, Dogs of War, Dogs of War: Foxhole, Lowells of Honeywell, Texas, Operation Nightshade and Silver Star.

J.M. Redmann is the author of the Micky Knight mysteries, catalogued under subjects that include lesbian private investigators, women sleuths and New Orleans, Louisiana. The 13 books run from Death by the Riverside (1990) to A Streetcar Named Shenanigans (2026). Deaths of Jocasta (1992), Lost Daughters (1998), Water Mark (2010) and The Girl on the Edge of Summer (2017) sit in between. Redmann is still publishing.

J.M. Stengl writes fairy tale retellings and romance, going by the catalogue subjects. Nine books carry the name, published between 2018 and 2025, opening with Ellie and the Prince (2018) and reaching Feathered Thief (2025). The Rose and the Briar (2018), The Siren and the Scholar (2018), Cinder Ellie (2019), The Lady and the Wish (2019), The Mirror and the Curse (2021), The Baker and the Wolf (2021) and The Beauty and the Griffin (2024) sit between them. Faraway Castle is the series recorded here.

J.N. Chaney is credited with 266 books in the catalogue, starting with The Amber Project (2015) and running to The Queen of Darkness (2026). Early entries include Hope Everlasting (2016), Transient Echoes (2016), Renegade Star (2017) and Renegade Moon (2017). Chaney's series include Backyard Starship, Renegade Star, Last Reaper, Messenger, Homeworld Lost, Star Scrapper, Slip Runner, First Peacemaker, Starcaster and Peacemaker Wars.

J.N. Chaney and Matthew Goodwin share the credit on 9 science fiction books, published across 2024 and 2025. Eight of them carry a 2024 date: Bounty Hunted, Deadly Ghosts, Fractured Consortium, Hunter's Rise, Hunting Extinction, Inquisitor's Wrath, Rebel Intelligence and Star Scrapper. Twain's Reckoning followed in 2025. Titles arrived at an average of one every six weeks, and the pairing continues to publish.

J.N. Chaney and Rick Partlow is a joint science fiction byline carrying eight catalogued books, all published in 2023 and 2024. Eclipse of Empire, Legacy of Empire, Taken to the Stars and War of the Liberator are dated 2023. Home of the Brave, Road of Vengeance, Sanctuary's End and Vanguard Wing are dated 2024. The byline remains active.

Mysteries make up the 23 catalogued books of J.New, published from 2015 to 2026. The series are Tea & Sympathy Mystery, Yellow Cottage Vintage Mysteries, Finch & Fischer Mysteries and Tea Leaf Mysteries. An Accidental Murder (2015) is the first title, and The Yellow Cottage Mystery appeared in 2017. Later books include Death at the Duck Pond (2019) and A Bitter Bouquet (2021). On the Wrong Track (2026) is the newest J.New book.

J.P Anthony Williams produces books for early readers, with 25 titles released in 2023 and 2024. The stories include Lucy and the Enchanted Forest, Jack's Farm Adventure, Jimmy The Firefighter and Liam's Adventures in Space. Holiday books such as A Mother's Day to Remember and Kids' Memorial Day Tribute sit among them. Back to School with New Friends (2024) is the newest.

J.P. Delaney writes psychological thrillers, and the name also covers earlier work published as Tony Strong, including the Terry Williams books and Believe Me, issued as The Decoy. The catalogue holds 9 titles, from The Poison Tree (1997) to The Move (2026), taking in The Girl Before (2017), The Perfect Wife (2019), Playing Nice (2020) and The New Wife (2023). Murder, entrapment, actresses and androids appear across the subject tags.

J.P. Donleavy

23 books

The Ginger Man (1955) made J.P. Donleavy's name. Donleavy (1926-2017) was an American-Irish novelist, short story writer and playwright known for dark humour. The Ginger Man, a picaresque novel first published in Paris, sold 50 million copies, was translated into more than 30 languages, and in 1998 placed 99th on the Modern Library's list of the century's best novels. The catalogue lists 23 books through 1998, including A Singular Man (1963) and The Beastly Beatitudes of Balthazar B (1967).

J.P. McLean is the author of the Gift Legacy and Dark Dreams series, along with the Gift Legacy Companion books. The catalogue lists 11 books dated 2012 to 2023. Secret Sky (2012) comes first; Burning Lies (2013), Lethal Waters (2018), Wings of Prey (2019), Blood Mark (2021) and Ghost Mark (2022) appear later. Scorch Mark (2023) is the newest title, and McLean's listing is now marked dormant.

J.P. Pomare writes psychological suspense about cults, missing persons, secrecy and children in danger. Call Me Evie (2018) opens the catalogue, followed by In The Clearing (2019), Tell Me Lies (2020), The Last Guests (2021), The Wrong Woman (2022), Home Before Night (2023) and 17 Years Later (2024). The Vince Reid PI Thriller books form the one named series. Twelve titles reach The Gambler (2026), at a median of 331 pages.

Yorkshire supplies the setting for every one of J.R. Ellis's crime novels, which run as a single series of English police mysteries. The Body in the Dales (2017), also published as The Body in Jingling Pot, opens the run, followed by The Quartet Murders, The Murder at Redmire Hall, The Royal Baths Murder, The Nidderdale Murders and The Whitby Murders. Thirteen books had appeared by 2026, ending at The Secret Garden Murders, at a median of 304 pages.

J.R. Gray's catalogue holds 49 books published between 2014 and 2026, with Violent Monster scheduled for 2027. The run opens with Legally Bound (2014) and reaches The Spark In The Darkness (2026). Series recorded against the name include Flyers Of The First Kingdom, New York Gods, Gods Versus Monsters Hockey, Monstrous Heirs, Love Equations, Unscripted, Working Dogs and Bound to Be Naughty. Gray holds the sole credit on all 49 titles.