Authors whose first name starts with J, page 7 of 13

Jennifer LeClaire writes Pentecostal Christian non-fiction, most of it on spiritual warfare and prophecy. The Heart of the Prophetic (2007) opens a catalogue of 44 titles. The Holy Spirit, prophecy, witchcraft and the biblical figure of Jezebel recur, the last of these naming several books, The Spiritual Warrior's Guide to Defeating Jezebel (2013), Satan's Deadly Trio (2014) and Unmasking Jezebel's Intercessors (2024). Devotional calendars sit among the subject tags.

Jennifer Lynn Barnes

33 books• 9 series

Young adult novels are the core of Jennifer Lynn Barnes's work; the American writer, born October 19, 1984, is best known for the Inheritance Games saga and The Naturals. The catalogue holds 33 Barnes books, from Golden (2006) to Dangerous Impulses (2026). Other series include Fixer, The Grandest Game, Raised By Wolves, Debutantes and Squad. Subjects attached to the books include high schools, friendship, extrasensory perception, the supernatural, werewolves and mythology.

Jennifer McMahon is an American novelist born in Hartford, Connecticut, in 1968, and based in Montpelier, Vermont. McMahon graduated from Goddard College and studied poetry at Vermont College. Harper Paperbacks published the debut novel, Promise Not to Tell, in April 2007, and Publishers Weekly called it part mystery-thriller and part ghost story. The catalogue lists 16 books, including Don't Breathe a Word (2011), The Winter People (2014), The Night Sister (2015) and Stay Buried (2026). Horror, Vermont and cold cases feature in the subjects.

Jennifer Millikin is catalogued under romance, suspense and westerns. 21 books are listed between 2015 and 2026, beginning with Full of Fire (2015) and The Day He Went Away (2016) and reaching Goode Tidings (2026). Magic Minutes, One Good Thing and Return To You all appeared in 2020, after Good On Paper and Beyond The Pale in 2019. Hayden Family, Serendipity & Shenanigans and Olive Township are the three series headings. Jennifer Millikin is still publishing.

Jennifer Moore writes Regency historical romance, with 24 books catalogued from Becoming Lady Lockwood (2014) to A Lady's Guide to Love and Pirates (2026). Ship captains, socialites, widows and the Peninsular War are among the recorded subjects. The Blue Orchid Society is a series. Other titles include Lady Emma's Campaign (2014), Miss Burton Unmasks a Prince (2015), Simply Anna (2015) and Spring in Hyde Park (2016).

Jennifer Niven

13 books• 1 series

Jennifer Niven is an American author whose best known book is the young adult novel All the Bright Places (2015). The catalogue opens in non-fiction with The Ice Master (2000) and Ada Blackjack (2003), both drawing on Arctic exploration, then turns to the Velva Jean series in 2009 and to young adult fiction with Holding Up the Universe (2016). Thirteen books are catalogued, reaching Meet the Newmans (2026). Women pilots, friendship, suicide and the Second World War recur as subjects.

Jennifer Peel has 49 books in the catalogue, published between 2014 and 2026. Professional Boundaries and The Girl in Seat 24B both date from 2014, followed by Jessie Belle and Trouble in Loveland (2015). His Personal Relationship Manager, How to Get Over Your Ex in Ninety Days and Beck and Call appeared in 2016, and A Demigoddess's Guide to Love (2026) is the newest listed title.

Jennifer Probst wrote a first book at age twelve, bound it in a folder and read it to classmates. Probst holds a master's degree in English literature and lives in the Hudson Valley of upstate New York. The catalogue lists 67 Probst books, from Executive Seduction (2004) to Belong to Me (2026), with The Long Way Back to You due in 2027. Contemporary romance and erotica are among the subjects, alongside billionaires, marriage, Italy and New York. Series include Marriage to a Billionaire, Searching For, Stay, Billionaire Builders, Sunshine Sisters and Meet Me in Italy.

Jennifer Roberson is an American author of fantasy and historical fiction, born October 26, 1953. The catalogue lists 40 books from Shapechangers (1984) to Sword-Bearer (2022). Series include Cheysuli, Sword-Dancer and Karavans, and subjects name the Cheysuli and the characters Tiger and Del. Kansas Blood (1986) carries the name Jay Mitchell, and Royal Captive (1987) the name Jennifer O'Green.

Historical fiction is the whole of Jennifer Robson's catalogue. Robson is a Canadian novelist, born in 1970, with eight books published between 2013 and 2023, from Somewhere in France (2013) to The Coronation Year (2023). The First World War, the Second World War, France, nurses, boardinghouses, social class and family sagas recur as subjects. Every one of the eight titles is confirmed in the catalogue, and no further title is listed after 2023.

Jennifer Rodewald writes romance with religious themes. The catalogue lists 28 books from Blue Columbine (2015) to Lake Shore Renewal (2026). Murphy Brothers Story, Redemption Shores, Rock Creek, Big Prairie Romance and Grace Revealed are the series, and Reclaimed (2015), The Carpenter's Daughter (2016) and Finding Evergreen (2018) are among the titles.

Montana Heat, McBrides, Wild Rose Ranch, Wyoming Wilde and Dark Horse Dive Bar are romance series catalogued under Jennifer Ryan, whose subject headings name Montana, ranchers, cowboys, western romance and romantic suspense. Chasing Morgan, Saved by the Rancher and The Right Bride date from 2013, followed by Falling for Owen (2014), The Return of Brody McBride (2014) and At Wolf Ranch (2015). She's Mine is a further series in the listing, and abused women also appear among the subjects.

Jennifer Saint

5 books

Greek mythology, retold through its women, is Jennifer Saint's subject. Saint is a British novelist with five catalogued books: Ariadne (2021), Elektra (2022), Atalanta (2023), Hera (2024) and This Immortal Heart (2026). Warfare, revenge, religion, bloodlines and ancient Greece carry the subject tags, and the run is ongoing.

Mistletoe Bachelors (2012) opens Jennifer Snow's catalogue of 41 books, which runs to Serving Up Off-Limits Love (2026). Wild River, Wild Coast, Brookhollow, Colorado Ice, Mistletoe, Beyond the Cage, Housewife Chronicles and From Amalfi with Amore are the listed series. Contemporary romance, holiday romance, small-town settings and Colorado appear among the subjects. The Trouble with Mistletoe (2013), What a Girl Wants (2014), Breaking Her Rules (2015), Fighting for Keeps (2015) and Maybe This Kiss (2016) are other titles.

Jennifer Weiner

32 books• 6 series

Jennifer Weiner is an American novelist, television producer and journalist, born on March 28, 1970, and based in Philadelphia. The catalogue has 32 Weiner books from 2002 to 2025, beginning with Good in Bed and In Her Shoes (both 2002). In Her Shoes was filmed with Cameron Diaz, Toni Collette and Shirley MacLaine. Female friendship, sisters, motherhood and single women run through the subjects. Weiner also writes the Cannie Shapiro and Littlest Bigfoot series, and The Griffin Sisters' Greatest Hits (2025) is the newest title.

Jennifer Worth was a British nurse, midwife and memoirist. Worth practised midwifery in the East End of London during the 1950s and drew her books from that work. Call the Midwife (2002), Shadows of the Workhouse (2005) and Farewell to the East End (2009) form the Midwife Trilogy, adapted for television by the BBC from 2012. Her 8 catalogued titles begin earlier, with Eczema and Food Allergy - The Hidden Cause? (1997), and end with Toffee Apples and Quail Feathers (2022). Childbirth, poverty and London social history are the recorded subjects.

Jennifer Youngblood is credited on 91 books spanning 2007 to 2026. Stoney Creek, Alabama (2007) is the earliest title. Psychological fiction, fathers and daughters, and romantic suspense appear among the subjects. Series include Romeo Family Romance, Hawaii Billionaire Romance, Honeysuckle Island, Jackson Hole Firefighter and St. Claire Sisters. The Jaded Warrior is the newest title.

Jenny Bayliss writes seasonal fiction: all six catalogued books are built around Christmas or winter. The run starts with The Twelve Dates of Christmas (2020) and continues through A Season for Second Chances (2021), Meet Me Under the Mistletoe (2022), A December to Remember (2023) and Kiss Me at Christmas (2024) to I'll Be Home for Christmas (2025). Bayliss has published one book a year since 2020.

Psychological thrillers are Jenny Blackhurst's line. Blackhurst's 11 catalogued books run from How I Lost You (2014) to The Final Wife (2025), by way of Before I Let You In (2016), The Foster Child (2017), The Night She Died (2018), Someone Is Lying (2019) and The Girl Who Left (2022). Impossible Crimes is the one named series. Dysfunctional families, mothers and sons and suspense recur as subjects, across books of a median 352 pages.

Jenny Colgan

67 books• 19 series

Jenny Colgan is a Scottish writer of romantic comedy and science fiction, born 14 September 1971 in Prestwick, Ayrshire. Colgan has written Doctor Who stories and also publishes as Jane Beaton and J. T. Colgan. Welcome to Rosie Hopkins' Sweetshop of Dreams won the Romantic Novel of the Year award in 2013, and The Summer Seaside Kitchen won the Romantic Novelists' Association Comedy Novel of the Year in 2018. The catalogue lists 67 titles, from Amanda's Wedding (1999) to The Secret Christmas Library (2025), across series such as Scottish Island of Mure, Little Beach Street Bakery, Cupcake Café and Scottish Bookshop.

Jenny Elder Moke has 6 catalogued books, published between 2020 and 2026. Hood (2020) opens the catalogue, followed by Curse of the Specter Queen (2021), Rise of the Snake Goddess (2022), A Spark in the Cinders (2023), She Doesn't Have a Clue (2025) and Cross Your Heart and Hope He Dies (2026). Samantha Knox is the one recorded series, and Moke is still publishing.

Jenny Hale writes contemporary romance and romantic comedy, much of it set on the North Carolina coast and a good deal of it at Christmas. Love Me for Me and Coming Home for Christmas both appear in 2013, opening a catalogue of 32 titles that reaches Postmarked December in 2026. Firefly Beach is the one named series; the rest stand alone. Female friendship, family and second chances supply the plots, at a median of 297 pages.

Jenny Han

11 books• 4 series

Jenny Han is an American author, screenwriter, executive producer and showrunner, born September 3, 1980. The Summer I Turned Pretty trilogy became a Prime Video series that Han adapted, and the To All the Boys trilogy became a Netflix film series. The catalogue lists 11 books from Shug (2006) to Always and Forever, Lara Jean (2017). The Summer I Turned Pretty (2009), Burn for Burn (2012) and To All the Boys I've Loved Before (2014) appear in the list. Burn for Burn, To All the Boys I've Loved Before and Clara Lee are the named series.

Jenny Holiday writes romance, contemporary and Regency both. Saving the CEO (2014) opens a catalogue of 31 books that reaches Book Club Boyfriend (2026). Holiday's series split between present-day settings, Bridesmaids Behaving Badly, 49th Floor, Matchmaker Bay, New Wave Newsroom and Christmas in Eldovia, and historical ones, Regency Reformers and Earls Trip.

Jenny Jackson has 2 catalogued books. Pineapple Street (2023) was the debut and The Shampoo Effect follows in 2026. Jackson came to fiction from the other side of the desk, working as an executive editor and vice-president at the publisher Alfred A. Knopf. Three years separate the two titles, and the catalogue stays open.

Jenny Lawson writes humorous memoir about living with mental illness. Let's Pretend This Never Happened (2012) came first, followed by Furiously Happy (2015), You Are Here (2017), Broken (in the best possible way) (2021) and I Choose Darkness (2022). Colouring books and affirmations sit among the catalogued subjects. Six books in total, the newest How to Be Okay When Nothing Is Okay in 2026.

Jenny Milchman writes suspense about families and the secrets inside them. Seven books are catalogued: Cover of Snow (2013), Ruin Falls (2014), As Night Falls (2015), Wicked River (2018), The Second Mother (2020), The Usual Silence (2024) and The Fairest (2025). Widowhood, parental kidnapping, conspiracy and small-town life run through the subjects, and Arles Shepherd is the one named series. The novels are long at around 455 pages.

Jenny Nimmo is a British children's author, born in England on 15 January 1944, who has lived mostly in Wales for four decades. Jenny Nimmo's output covers fantasy and adventure novels, chapter books and picture books. The Magician Trilogy (1986-1989) draws on Welsh myth, and Children of the Red King (2002-2010) follows schoolchildren with magical powers. The Snow Spider, first of the Magician books, took the Nestle Smarties Book Prize and the 1987 Tir na n-Og Award. The catalogue lists 65 books from The Bronze Trumpeter (1974) to Secret Creatures (2020).

Jenny O'Brien works two lines at once, romance and police procedural. The Englishwoman books carried 2016 and 2017, among them Englishwoman in Paris, Englishwoman in Manhattan, Englishwoman in Scotland and Englishman in Blackpool, while the Detective Gaby Darin and Detective Alana Mack series carry the crime. Twenty-three catalogued books run from Ideal Girl in 2015 to The Secret Dressmaker in 2026, with Threads of Resistance, Dai Monday and the Irish Girl Romance titles alongside. The Crocheter's War is scheduled for 2027.

Jenny Proctor writes romance. The 26 catalogued books run from The House at Rose Creek (2013) to Here We Go Again (2026), with Mormon life, teachers, brothers, dating and North Carolina among the recurring subjects. Proctor's series include Some Kind of Love, How to Kiss a Hawthorne Brother, Love at First Note, Midnight Rush and Georgia Jaguars Hockey. Most of the catalogue was published in the 2020s, and Proctor continues to publish.

Jenny Schwartz writes across science fiction, fantasy and romance: 73 catalogued books from The Walk Alones (2006) to Rogues Lie (2025). Twelve series divide the run, among them Shamans & Shifters Space Opera, the Faerene Apocalypse, Adventures of a Xeno-Archaeologist, Interstellar Sheriff, Pax Galactica, the Bustlepunk Chronicles and Jardin Bay. Schwartz continues to publish.

Jeremy Bates writes horror and suspense. Born in 1978 and holding Canadian and Australian citizenship, Bates sets the World's Scariest Places novels in places that exist: Helltown in Ohio, the Island of the Dolls in Mexico, the Paris catacombs, Aokigahara in Japan. 30 catalogued books run from The Taste of Fear (2012) to Denisovans (2025), with the Midnight Book Club and World's Scariest Legends series alongside. Translations exist in Russian, Czech and German.

Jeremy Clarkson

27 books• 3 series

Jeremy Clarkson, born 11 April 1960, is an English television presenter, journalist, author and farmer. With Richard Hammond and James May, Clarkson presented the motoring shows Top Gear from 2002 to 2015 and The Grand Tour from 2016 to 2024, and Clarkson has hosted Who Wants to Be a Millionaire? since 2018 and starred in Clarkson's Farm since 2021. The catalogue holds 27 books from Motorworld (1996) to The Farmer's Dog (2025), including Born to be Riled (1999), Clarkson on Cars (2004), The World According to Clarkson (2004) and And Another Thing (2006). Automobiles, driving and English wit and humour are the main subjects, and Diddly Squat is a listed series.

Jeremy Robinson mixes science, history and mythology across thrillers and science fiction, publishing also as Jeremy Bishop, Jeremiah Knight and other pen names. Born October 22, 1974, Robinson is known for the Nemesis Saga and the Chess Team books, and for the non-fiction Screenplay Workbook, which Lone Eagle Press issued in 2003 and which opens the catalogue's 90 titles. The novels have been adapted as comic books, optioned for film and television, and translated into thirteen languages. Other series listed include Antarktos Saga, Infinite, Cerberus Group and Jack Sigler: Continuum. Subjects include terrorism, special forces, scientists and horror.

Jeri Westerson

41 books• 6 series

Jeri Westerson, born in 1960, is an American novelist of medieval, Tudor and Sherlockian mysteries, historical fiction and paranormal fiction, and writes LGBTQ mysteries as Haley Walsh. Crispin Guest Medieval Noir is her main sequence, opening with Veil of Lies (2008) and running through Serpent in the Thorns (2009), The Demon's Parchment (2010), Troubled Bones (2011) and Blood Lance (2012), set in England around knighthood and murder investigation. Five further series follow, among them King's Fool Mystery, Irregular Detective Mysteries, Booke of the Hidden and Moonriser Werewolf Mystery. The catalogue holds 41 books dated 1998 to 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.

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.

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.

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 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 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.

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 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 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 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 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.