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Jack McSporran has nine catalogued books, published between 2017 and 2024. Two series carry the name: Maggie Black and Maggie Black Case Files. Kill Order (2017) is the first entry and I Know You Killed Them (2024) the most recent, with Vendetta (2017), The Defector (2018), Hit List (2019) and Payback (2020) between them. McSporran is still publishing; one book has a recorded length, at 184 pages.

John R. Miles, born July 30, 1942, publishes as Jack Miles and has taken the Pulitzer Prize, a Guggenheim Fellowship and a MacArthur Fellowship. Miles reads biblical subjects as literary protagonists rather than as transcendent deities or historical figures. God: A Biography (1995), the first book, won the 1996 Pulitzer Prize for Biography or Autobiography and has been translated into sixteen languages. Writing on religion, politics and culture has run in The New York Times, The Atlantic Monthly, The Boston Globe, The Washington Post, the Los Angeles Times and Commonweal. The catalogue lists 11 titles to 2022, editorial work on the Norton Anthology of World Religions included.

Jack Murray writes mystery across five series: Lord Kit Aston, Agatha Aston, DI Nick Jellicoe, the Bobbie Flynn Mysteries and the Danny Shaw / Manfred Brehme books. 31 catalogued titles run from The Affair of the Christmas Card Killer (2018) to The Auction Lot Murders (2026), among them The Chess Board Murders (2018), The Frisco Falcon (2019), The Medium Murders (2020) and The Witchfinder General Murders (2020). Murray remains actively publishing.

Jack Olsen was an American journalist who built a second career in book-length crime reporting. Olsen was editor-in-chief at the Chicago Sun-Times in 1954, then Midwest bureau chief for Time and a senior editor at Sports Illustrated by 1961, and wrote for Fortune and Vanity Fair. The 37 catalogued books start with Over The Fence Is Out (1961) and take in sport, bridge and wildlife, among them Bridge Is My Game, The Black Athlete and Night of the Grizzlies, alongside serial murderers, false imprisonment and FBI cases in the listed subjects. Olsen lived from 1925 to 2002.

Jack Porter's catalogue runs to 40 books published between 2019 and 2024, at an average gap of 0.1 years, roughly a book every five weeks. Series include Rise of an Incubus Overlord, Wraith King, Dungeon God, Jungle King, Apocalypse Core, Monster Girl Hunter, God Killer, Rings of Divinity and Arcane Academy for the Gifted, most of them numbered sequences. The run opens with Incubus Hitman (2019) and The Bastard (2019) and reaches Dungeon God 4 (2024).

Jack Rosewood writes true crime case studies, most of them single-subject accounts of serial murderers. Nine titles from 2015 alone name their subject in the title: Arnold Sodeman, Cary Stayner, Charles Ray Hatcher, Dean Corll, Donald Gaskins, Edmund Kemper, Herbert Mullin, Martin Bryant and Robert Berdella. Six groupings organise the 42 catalogued books, among them An Encyclopedia of Serial Killers, Serial Killers of the World, True Crime by Evil Killers and a coloring series. The run ends at The Most Bizarre True Crime Stories Ever Told (2023).

Shane (1949) is the novel that defines Jack Schaefer (1907-1991), an American writer of Westerns. The Western Writers of America rate Shane the greatest Western novel. Schaefer's best-known children's book is Stubby Pringle's Christmas (1964). The catalogue holds 21 books from Shane to Conversations with a Pocket Gopher (1978), including The Canyon (1953), Company of Cowards (1957) and Old Ramon (1960). Cowboys, frontier life and stagecoach lines appear among the subjects.

Teacher, Teacher! (2007) was Jack Sheffield's first novel and sold 100,000 copies. Sheffield, born Jack Linley in Leeds in 1945, grew up in Gipton and trained as a teacher at St John's College, York. Before writing, Sheffield was head teacher of two North Yorkshire schools and then a senior lecturer in primary education at Bretton Hall. Sheffield's novels, grouped in the catalogue as the Teacher series, follow the headmaster of a school in a fictional Yorkshire village between the late 1970s and early 1980s. The catalogue holds 18 books through University Secrets (2025). York St John University named Sheffield an honorary Cultural Fellow in 2016.

PRIMAL is the recurring name in Jack Silkstone's special-operations thrillers. Seventeen books are catalogued between 2011 and 2020, opening with Primal Origins (2011) and Primal Unleashed (2011) and running through PRIMAL Vengeance (2013), PRIMAL Fury (2014), PRIMAL Nemesis (2015) and PRIMAL Renegade (2015). The SEAL and Primal 2055 series sit alongside. Weapons of mass destruction, Afghanistan and human trafficking are the recorded subjects.

Jack Slater's catalogue contains 42 books published between 2017 and 2026. The earliest titles, Nowhere to Run, No Place to Hide and No Way Home, all appeared in 2017. Five series are listed: DS Peter Gayle, Jason Trapp, Blake Larsen, Gideon Ryker and Will Roper. Other titles include Dark State (2018), False Flag (2019) and Flash Point (2019). The newest entry is No Refuge In The Badge (2026).

Jack Stainton has nine catalogued books, published from A Guest to Die For (2020) to Before You Knew (2026). You're Family Now (2021), Mother (2022), He Is Here and Last One To Lie (both 2023), Dead Ever After and The Boss's Wife (2024) and Her Perfect Husband (2025) fall between them. Two's Company is the one named series, and Stainton is actively publishing.

Jack Steen writes horror. The catalogue holds 23 books dated 2020 to 2026, opening with Patient 1024 (2020) and The Asylum Confessions (2020). Most titles belong to the Asylum Confession Files, which group entries such as Killer Families (2021), Killers & Cults (2021) and Murder for Marriage (2021), with a Haunting series alongside. The median book runs 246 pages. Killer Grandparents (2026) is the newest title.

The Raja Williams Mystery Thriller series is the named series in Jack Thompson's catalogue, which lists 19 books published from 2010 to 2020. Raja Williams is the recurring character, and recorded subjects are mystery and detective fiction, thrillers, criminals and private investigators. A Trick of the Eye (2010) is the earliest title and Tipping Point (2020) the latest. Other titles include Blue is for Boys (2011), The Color of Greed (2012) and Diamonds Never Die (2014).

Tales from the Gas Station is the series that carries most of Jack Townsend's catalogue, four volumes published between 2018 and 2022. Six books are catalogued in all, with Bedside Manor (2021) and The Green Night (2023) outside the series. Nothing new has been catalogued since 2023.

Jack Treby is the credit on 9 catalogued books published between 2014 and 2021. The catalogue records two series under this name, Hilary Manningham-Butler and Simon Turing. The Scandal At Bletchley (2014) opens the list and The Book Of Death (2021) closes it, taking in The Red Zeppelin (2015), Hilary And The Hurricane and The Pineapple Republic (2017), The Devil's Brew and The Stiletto (2019), and A Poison Of Passengers and Hurrah For Hilary! (2020). Catalogued editions run to a median of 289 pages.

Jack Vance

116 books• 14 series

Jack Vance, born John Holbrook Vance (1916–2013), was an American author of fantasy, science fiction and mysteries, some of the mysteries appearing under pen names including Ellery Queen. Honours include the 1984 World Fantasy Award for Life Achievement, Grand Master status from the Science Fiction and Fantasy Writers of America in 1997, and induction into the Science Fiction Hall of Fame in 2001. The catalogue lists 116 books, among them the Dying Earth, Demon Princes, Tschai, Alastor and Cadwal Chronicles series, plus The Languages of Pao (1957).

Jack Walker is the name on 9 catalogued books, which the catalogue files as action and thriller. Six carry a 2023 date - Down Under, God's Executioner, Holiday, Piranha, The Fixer and White Collar - and three carry a 2024 date: 4th and Goal, Alone and Combat Zone. The average gap between titles is 0.1 years, and the catalogue marks the listing as actively publishing.

Jack Whyte

17 books• 4 series

Jack Whyte (15 March 1940 - 22 February 2021) was a Scottish-Canadian novelist of historical fiction who left Scotland for Canada in 1967 and settled in Kelowna, British Columbia. The catalogue holds 17 books published between 1992 and 2018, opening with The Skystone (1992) and closing with The Burning Stone (2018). Subject tags cover Arthurian romances, Britons, Romans, Scotland, kings and rulers, and the Crusades, with fantasy and adventure alongside the historical filing. The headings are the Camulod Chronicles, the Templar Trilogy and a non-fiction list; Forty Years in Canada: A Memoir dates from 2006. The Jack Whyte run is listed as likely complete.

Jack Williamson

57 books• 5 series

Jack Williamson (1908-2006) was an American science fiction writer, one of several authors called Dean of Science Fiction. Williamson is credited with one of the earliest uses of the term genetic engineering, and published early work as Will Stewart and Nils O. Sonderlund. Five series are recorded: Legion of Space, Legion of Time, Humanoids, Seetee and a collected stories line. The catalogue runs to 57 titles dated 1925 to 2022, from The Prince of Space onward, averaging 328 pages, with the 1930s the busiest decade.

Jack Womack

9 books• 1 series

Jack Womack, born in Lexington, Kentucky in 1956, writes fiction and speculative fiction and lives in New York City. Nine books are catalogued under the name, published between 1987 and 2016. Dryco is the one series recorded, and Dryco is also filed among the subjects as an imaginary place, alongside science fiction, fantasy, Elvis Presley, musicians and Moscow. Ambient (1987) opens the listing, which takes in Terraplane, Heathern, Elvissey, Random Acts of Senseless Violence, Let's Put the Future Behind Us, Audience and Going, Going, Gone before ...Flying Saucers Are Real! (2016).

Jackie Ashenden has 90 books in the catalogue, from Falling For Finn (2013) to His Forced Sicilian Bride (2026). Talking Dirty With the Boss, Talking Dirty with the CEO and Talking Dirty With the Player all arrived in 2013. Series include Nine Circles, Texas Bounty, Bad Boy Sheikhs, Billionaire Fairy Tales, Motor City Royals, Tate Brothers, 11th Hour, Kings of Sydney and Billion $ Bastards. Subjects include billionaire and royalty romance, romantic suspense, erotica, family secrets and revenge.

Scotland supplies the setting for Jackie Baldwin's crime fiction. Three series divide the 8 catalogued books: the DI Frank Farrell novels, which open with Dead Man's Prayer (2016); the Detective Grace McKenna Scottish murder mysteries; and the Highland Bookshop Murders, which reach Poison at the Wild Haggis Bookshop in 2026. Ex-clergy, missing children and investigation are among the recorded subjects.

Jackie Collins

40 books• 6 series

Jackie Collins wrote about Hollywood, the film business and the women who fought their way through it. 40 catalogued books run from The World Is Full of Married Men (1960) through The Stud (1969), The Love Killers (1974), The World Is Full Of Divorced Women (1975) and Lovers and Gamblers (1977), ending at The Santangelos. Lucky Santangelo is the character Collins is best known for, joined by the Madison Castelli and Fontaine Khaled books. The catalogue is likely complete.

Jackie Ivie's 69 catalogued books run from Lady of the Knight (2004) to Those Whose Hearts (2018). Subjects include historical romance, Scotland, clans, widows and Christmas. Tender Is The Knight (2005), The Knight Before Christmas (2006) and Heat of the Knight (2007) are early titles. Series include Vampire Assassin League, Brocade and Chronicles of the Hunter.

Jackie Kabler writes crime and mystery fiction. The Cora Baxter Mysteries follow a television journalist and open with The Dead Dog Day (2015), continuing through The Deadline (2016) and The Development (2018). Standalone psychological crime follows from Am I Guilty? (2019) onward, including The Perfect Couple (2020), The Happy Family (2021), The Murder List (2022), The Vanishing of Class 3B (2023), The Life Sentence (2024) and The Revenge Plot (2025). Kabler, born in 1966, is a British freelance television presenter and a reporter for QVC. Eleven books are catalogued through 2026.

Jackie Lau writes contemporary romance built on setups named in the titles: Grumpy Fake Boyfriend, He's Not My Boyfriend, One Bed for Christmas, A Second Chance Road Trip for Christmas. Thirty books are catalogued between 2018 and 2025 across eight series, among them Cider Bar Sisters, Baldwin Village, Holidays with the Wongs, Weddings with the Moks, Kwan Sisters, Chin-Williams and Fong Brothers. Holidays and family gatherings recur, from A Match Made for Thanksgiving to The Ultimate Pi Day Party. Time Loops & Meet Cutes (2025) is the newest title.

Jackie May has 12 books in the catalogue, from Don't Rush Me (2018) to Can't Touch Me (2026). The named series are Nora Jacobs, Shayne Davies and Nora Nola. Don't Cheat Me, My Soul to Keep and The Devil to Pay also date from 2018. Don't Bait Me, Magic in Those Eyes, Don't Tempt Me, Heart and Soul and Just Dare Me followed between 2019 and 2022.

Jaclyn Goldis has 5 catalogued books published between 2021 and 2026: When We Were Young (2021), The Chateau (2023), The Main Character (2024), The Safari (2025) and The Last Time We Saw Her (2026). No series is recorded for Goldis, and the titles arrive roughly a year apart. The catalogue is open.

Jaclyn Moriarty is an Australian novelist known above all for young adult fiction. Moriarty has taken a Davitt Award, and an Aurealis Award for Best Children's Fiction. The Ashbury/Brookfield books start at Feeling Sorry for Celia (2000) and continue through The Year of Secret Assignments (2003), The Murder of Bindy Mackenzie (2006), Dreaming of Amelia (2009) and The Ghosts of Ashbury High (2009). The Colours of Madeleine trilogy follows from A Corner of White (2012), and the catalogue holds 19 books reaching 2026.

Jaclyn Osborn has 47 books catalogued, beginning with Zack's Awakening (2015). The 2017 titles include Benji's Awakening, Kane's Awakening, Michael's Awakening, Axios, Dear Adam and Noah's Song. Series include Sons of the Fallen, Tales of Fate, Ivy Grove, Axios, Cadbury, Love in Addersfield and Sent to a Fantasy World and Now All the Men Want Me. The catalogue is listed as ongoing.

Four series are recorded under Jacob Holo: Seraphim Revival, Wizard's Quartet, Monster Punk Horizon and Sol Blazers. Eight catalogued books run from The Dragons of Jupiter (2013) to Freelancers of Neptune (2024), including Time Reavers (2014), the Bane, Disciple and Throne of the Dead titles of 2015, and The Wizard's Way (2016). A Holo book runs to about 365 pages, and the catalogue is still growing.

Jacob Peppers is filed under fantasy, with 44 books catalogued since A Sellsword's Compassion (2017). A Sellsword's Resolve, A Sellsword's Valor and A Sellsword's Wrath followed in 2018. Reckoning of Steel (2026) is the newest title, and Blood of Dragons is due in 2027. Named series include Last Eternal, Seven Virtues, Saga of the Known Lands, Nightfall Wars, Antiheroes, Of Frost and Flame, Essence Chronicles, Everwar and Cities of Sigmar.

Jacqueline Carey

23 books• 6 series

Jacqueline Carey is an American writer, born 9 October 1964, working primarily in fantasy. Kushiel's Legacy is Carey's largest work, split into the Phedre, Imriel and Moirin trilogies and opening with Kushiel's Dart (2001); Phedre no Delaunay is its central character. The 23 catalogued titles run from Angels: Celestial Spirits in Legend and Art (1997) to Cassiel's Servant (2023), and take in the Sundering books, Santa Olivia and the Agent of Hel series. Courts and courtiers, kings and rulers, quests and erotic literature recur as subjects, across books of a median 610 pages.

Jacqueline Davies moved six times before fifth grade and wrote her first illustrated book, The Sad Shape, in third grade; it was never published. Davies writes for readers in grades 3 to 5, and brothers and sisters, school and humour are frequent subjects. Her 20 books start with Where the Ground Meets the Sky (2002), and The Lemonade War (2007), The Lemonade Crime, The Bell Bandit and The Candy Smash came later. Her series are Lemonade War and Sydney and Taylor. Davies has three grown children and splits her time between a town near Boston and a cabin on the Maine coast.

Jacqueline Druga's catalogue runs to 194 books, beginning with The Peacekeeper (2000) and reaching The Day They Came in 2026. Early titles include Bob, Surviving the Apocalypse and The Nerdfly (all 2001) and Sister Perpetua Is an Alien (2004). Series under the Druga name include Beginnings, Sleepers, Zombie Battle, Flu, My Dead World, Last Mile, Rectify and Earth Endures. Subjects recorded for the catalogue are historical fiction and children's fiction, and new titles continue to appear.

Jacqueline Jules, born in 1956, is an American author and poet. The catalogue lists 16 early readers by Jules from My Family Adventure (2015) to Abuela's Birthday (2020). Subject tags include Hispanic American families and children, sisters, grandparents, singing and mice. My Vida Loca (2016), My Fantástica Family (2017) and Every Day Is Exciting (2018) are among the titles, and 2020 brought Abuela's Special Letters, Hector's Hiccups, Lights Out and Picture Perfect.

Jacqueline Sheehan's fiction is catalogued under historical and psychological headings, with recorded subjects including animal welfare, loss, mothers and daughters, divorced women, abolitionists, social reformers and settings in Maine. Rocky Pelligrino is the series recorded for the name. Eight books run from Truth (2003) to two 2017 titles, A Dog Like Lloyd and The Tiger in the House, by way of Lost & Found (2007), Now & Then (2009), The Comet's Tale (2011), Picture This (2012) and The Center of the World (2015). The median recorded length is 302 pages across five volumes measured.

Jacqueline Susann

6 books

Jacqueline Susann wrote six catalogued books. Every Night, Josephine! (1963) opens the list, a book about her dog; Valley of the Dolls (1966) followed and stands among the best-selling books in publishing history. With The Love Machine (1969) and Once is Not Enough (1973), Susann became the first author to put three novels in a row at the top of the New York Times bestseller list. Dolores (1975) and Yargo (1979) complete the catalogue, both appearing after her death in 1974. Susann was born in 1918 and worked as an actress as well as a novelist, and the motion picture and television industries supply much of her subject matter.

Jacqueline West, born December 29, 1979, writes children's fiction and poetry. West's poems have been nominated for the Pushcart Prize, and the Books of Elsewhere fantasy series reached the New York Times best seller list. The catalogue holds 17 titles, opening with The Shadows (2010) and running to Black Point (2026), and the listing places the books with readers in grades 3 to 5. Magic, cats, houses, painting, theatre, books and reading, and space and time appear in the recorded subjects. The median West book runs 320 pages.

Jacqueline Wilson

178 books• 15 series

Jacqueline Wilson, born Jacqueline Aitken on 17 December 1945, is an English novelist who writes for children. Adoption, abuse and divorce are among the realistic topics the novels take on. Wilson made a debut in 1969 and has passed 100 books; this catalogue lists 178, the earliest dated entry being Hide And Seek (1972) and the latest The Seaside Sleepover (2025). Tracy Beaker, Hetty Feather, Girls, Sleepovers and Stevie Day are among the series. Friendship, sisters, family life and schools appear in the subject records.

Jacqueline Winspear

23 books• 5 series

Jacqueline Winspear, a mystery writer born on 30 April 1955, is the author of Maisie Dobbs, a series examining the aftermath of World War I. Books in the series have won Winspear several mystery writing awards. The catalogue lists 24 Winspear books, starting with Maisie Dobbs (2003) and including Birds of a Feather (2004) and Pardonable Lies (2005). The Comfort of Ghosts (2024) is the newest published title, and Charlie Bright is scheduled for 2027. Subjects include women private investigators, both world wars and missing in action.

Jacqueline Winters has 23 catalogued books published between 2015 and 2025. Three Scandalous titles come first: Sweetly Scandalous (2015), Secretly Scandalous (2016) and Simply Scandalous (2017). A run of Cowboys titles follows, with Cowboys & Firelight and Cowboys & Starlight in 2018 and Cowboys & Mistletoe, Cowboys & Moonlight and Cowboys & Sunrises in 2019. Three series headings organise the work: Finding Love in Alaska, Starlight Cowboys and Christmas in Snowy Falls. Chrismoose Kisses (2025) is the newest title and the catalogue is active.

Jacqueline Woodson

42 books• 7 series

Jacqueline Woodson, born February 12, 1963, is an American writer of books for children and young adolescents. Miracle's Boys is Woodson's best-known book, and Brown Girl Dreaming, After Tupac and D Foster, Feathers and Show Way each earned a Newbery Honor. Woodson was Young People's Poet Laureate from 2015 to 2017 and National Ambassador for Young People's Literature for 2018 to 2019. Another Brooklyn reached the 2016 National Book Award shortlist for fiction. Honors include the Astrid Lindgren Memorial Award (2018), the Hans Christian Andersen Award (2020) and a 2020 MacArthur Fellowship. The catalogue lists 42 books from Last Summer with Maizon (1990) to Remember Us (2023), with subjects such as African Americans, friendship, family life, race relations and grief.

All 11 catalogued books by Jacquelyn Faye appeared in 2019 and 2020. Lovin' the Coven and Fox and the Hounds are the listed series. The 2019 titles include A Tail of Woah, A Tail of Two Kitties, First Moon, Second Blood, Third Charm, Fourth Rite, Fifth Essence and Sixth Sense. Elf on My Self and Seventh Seal both date from 2020, and the catalogue marks the output as likely complete.

Jacquelyn Frank writes paranormal romance. Rapture, catalogued at 2009, reached number 8 on The New York Times paperback fiction chart. Vampires, spirits, the supernatural and blessing and cursing appear among the recorded subjects. The listing holds 43 books between 2006 and 2020, opening with Jacob (2006) and closing on Seduce Me in Shadows (2020), and the run is marked likely complete. Nightwalkers and Immortal Brothers are the recorded character groupings, with World of Nightwalkers, Shadowdwellers, Energy Vampires and Gatherers among the series.

Jacquelyn Mitchard

29 books• 3 series

Jacquelyn Mitchard is an American journalist and novelist who also writes for children. The Deep End of the Ocean (1996) was the first title chosen for Oprah's Book Club, on 17 September 1996. Twenty-nine books are catalogued from Mother Less Child: The Love Story of a Family (1985) to The Birdwatcher (2025), among them The Most Wanted (1998), A Theory of Relativity (2001), Twelve Times Blessed (2003) and children's titles such as Baby Bat's Lullaby (2004). Mitchard's series are Cappadora Family, Midnight Twins and What We Saw at Night. Mitchard teaches creative writing at the Vermont College of Fine Arts.

Eight books stand under the name Jacques Antoine in this catalogue, published between 2011 and 2018 and grouped as the Emily Kane Adventures. Every title begins with the word Girl: Girl Fights Back (2011), Girl Punches Out (2012), Girl Spins a Blade / The High Road to the Mountain Gods (2013), Girl Takes Up Her Sword (2013), Girl Takes the Oath (2014), Girl Rides the Wind (2015), Girl Goes to Wudang (2017) and Girl Stalks the Ruins (2018). One book has a recorded page count, at 270 pages.

Unidentified flying objects are the main subject of Jacques F. Vallee's catalogue, which records sightings and encounters, research, parapsychology and the sociology of the phenomenon. Vallee also has books on computer networks and computer message systems, and the subject list names computer scientists. The listing holds 24 books published between 1965 and 2021, from UFO's in Space: Anatomy of a Phenomenon (1965) to Trinity: The Best-Kept Secret (2021), with Alien Contact as the one series.

Jacqui Rose is a British author of crime fiction who also writes for children under the name J. P. Rose. The catalogue records 14 books from Taken (2012) to The Good Wife (2025). Dishonour, Trapped, Avenged, Betrayed, Toxic and Poison fall within that span. Subject tags include thrillers, suspense, noir, London and forced marriage. Rose is still publishing.

Jacquie Biggar is catalogued with 32 books published between 2014 and 2024, every one credited to Biggar alone. Tidal Falls opened the listing in 2014, a 2015 group followed with The Rebel's Redemption, The Sheriff Meets His Match and Twilight's Encore, and Finding Me (2024) is the newest entry. High-Tech Crime Solvers recurs as a character entry, and the series listed are Wounded Hearts, Gambling Hearts, Mended Souls, Blue Haven, Men of Warhawks, Defiant Sisters and Christmas Wish. The books run to a median of 162 pages.

Jada Fisher has 84 books in the catalogue, published from 2018 to 2026 and filed in the Fantasy genre. Chosen (2018) is listed as the first title, with Altered Reality, New Reality, Oracle and Power of the Seers from the same year. Series include Dragon Guard, Brindle Dragon, Dragon Oracle, Rise of the Black Dragon, Dragon's Squire and Last Free Dragon. Battle for King's Tower (2026) is the newest entry, and the catalogue is marked as ongoing.

Jade Lee is a USA Today bestselling romance author with more than 40 novels and dozens of industry awards, drawn to the Regency period early through Georgette Heyer. Paranormal romance appears under a second name, Kathy Lyons. The catalogue lists 46 books from Major Wyclyff's Campaign and Rules for a Lady (2001) to The Duke's Guide to Fake Courtship (2025). Series include Tigress, Bridal Favors, Rakes and Rogues, Regency Rags to Riches, Lords of the Masquerade and Daring Debutantes, with subjects such as historical romance, England, China and Taoism.

Jade Presley has 7 catalogued books across two series, Shattered Isle and Never List. Four titles appeared in 2022, Her Mates, Her Revenge, Her Villains and The Assassins, followed by The Reckoning (2023), The Never List (2025) and The King's List (2026). Presley is still publishing.

Jaden Skye wrote 25 mysteries between 2011 and 2018. Death By Honeymoon (2011) opens the Caribbean Murder series, and the titles that follow run Death by Divorce, Deceit, Desire, Jealousy, Marriage, Obsession, Proposal and Betrayal. Murder in the Keys, Killing Game and Tom's River Saga are the other three series, and the catalogue ends with No Place to Deceive (2018).

Jae has 58 catalogued books, published between 2007 and 2026, at a median 79 pages. The run opens with Backwards to Oregon (2007) and reaches Sparks (2026), with the 2010s the heaviest decade. Nine series organise the output: Oregon, Fair Oaks, Portland Police Bureau, Shape-Shifter, Moonstone, Vampire Diet, Just a Touch Away, Matchmaking Cats and Heart-to-Heart Medical Romance. Conflict of Interest, Second Nature, Hidden Truths and Manhattan Moon sit in the early run.

Jagger Cole has 70 books catalogued from 2020 to 2026. Named series include Bratva Captive, Dark Bratva Academy, Venomous Gods, Kings & Villains, Scaliami Crime Family, Dark Descendants, Savage Heirs, Darkest Dance, Cinder, Forever Always and Tuff Built. Titles from 2020 include Always Hers, Captivated and Cherished. Dance of Monsters is the newest book, from 2026.

Jaid Black is a pseudonym of Tina M. Engler, the founder and owner of Ellora's Cave Publishing. Romantic Times Magazine gave Engler the magazine's first Trail Blazer award, crediting Engler as the mastermind of modern erotic romance, and Engler has appeared in outlets from the Washington Post, L.A. Times and Forbes to Publisher's Weekly and the Montel Show. One Jaid Black book was nominated for the Henry Miller award for best literary sex scene in English. The catalogue lists 53 books from God of Fire (2000) to Residuum (2023), in series such as Trek Mi Q'an, Viking Underground, Death Row and Called Through Time: Highlander Brides.

Jailaa West has 65 books in the catalogue, published from 2020 to 2026 and beginning with Submit. Titles from 2021 include Bound to the Bratva Princess, Cherishing Her, Coveting Her, Craving Her and Laid Bear. Series include Skin Sins Tattoo Shop, Savage Security, Greek Heat, Mafia Bad Boys: The Ismailovs, His Mafia Bride, After the Ball and Dentown Shifters. Protected and Bred by the Bratva (2026) is the newest title.

Jaime Jo Wright writes Christian romantic suspense with a haunted edge to the settings. The House on Foster Hill (2017) opens a catalogue of 20 books, followed by The Curse of Misty Wayfair, The Haunting at Bonaventure Circus, On the Cliffs of Foxglove Manor, The Premonition at Withers Farm and The Souls of Lost Lake. What the Forest Hides is scheduled for 2027.

Ghosts meet detection in Jaime Lee Moyer's catalogue, which is filed under mystery and detective fiction, historical fantasy and women sleuths. 8 books are listed, published between 2013 and 2022. Delia's Shadow (2013) opens the run and shares its name with the one series recorded under Moyer; A Barricade In Hell (2014) and Against a Brightening Sky (2015) follow. Later titles include Brightfall (2019), Divine Heretic (2020) and Disposable Son (2022). Subject headings also name clairvoyants, serial murders and San Francisco.