Authors whose first name starts with J, page 9 of 26

Janice Holt Giles, born in 1905 and died in 1979, was an American novelist who lived near Knifley in Adair County, Kentucky and wrote about that state. Frontier and pioneer life, mountain communities and country life fill the Kentuckians and Piney Ridge books. Twenty-three titles are catalogued, from The Enduring Hills (1950) through The Kentuckians (1953) and Hannah Fowler (1956) to Act of Contrition (2001).

Janice M. Whiteaker is credited with 55 books, starting with Run (2016) and reaching Unbound (2026). Redeem and Carrolls and Firrs appeared in 2017, followed by Make Me, Ready or Not and Regret in 2018. Whiteaker series include Cowboys of Moss Creek, Big Northwest, Bradshaw Brothers, Scandal in Sweet Side, Thick as Thieves and Cape Coral Swamp Cats. Janice M. Whiteaker remains active.

Janice Maynard writes romance, with catalogue subjects that include contemporary, billionaire and workplace romance, erotica and family sagas. The 61 books run from Tent For Two (1997) to Never Let Me Go (2024). Series credited to Maynard include Southern Hearts, Men Of Wolff Mountain, Kavanaghs of Silver Glen, Kilted Heroes, Southern Secrets, Men of Stone River and Blossom Branch. Sweetheart (1997), In His Arms (1998) and Play With Me (2006) are among the earlier titles.

Janice Preston writes historical romance, with Regency and Victorian settings both recorded in the catalogue. The listing holds 16 books dated between 2014 and 2021, opening with Mary and the Marquis (2014) and ending with The Penniless Debutante (2021), all credited to Preston alone. Four series carry the Preston name: Beauchamp Betrothals, Beauchamp Heirs, Lady Tregowan's Will and Men About Town. Recorded subjects also include nobility, man-woman relationships, friendship and missing persons. No new Preston title has been catalogued since 2021.

Janice Thompson has 148 books in the catalogue, from Duty to Die (2001) to Mistletoe and Mayhem (2025). Subjects include weddings, Christian romance, dating, Christian life, mystery, girls and children's fiction. Series include Weddings by Bella, Texas Weddings, Bridal Mayhem Mystery, Hill Country Bride, Boardwalk Brides, Brides With Style, Red, White, and Blue Weddings, Freedom Express and Red Truck Mysteries. Early titles include A Class of Her Own (2002), Angel Incognito (2004) and The Wedding Caper (2006).

Janie Bolitho (1950-2002) wrote crime fiction set largely in Cornwall. Born in Falmouth, Bolitho worked as a psychiatric nurse, a debt collector, a bookmaker's clerk and for a tour operator before writing full time, and divided her later years between Cornwall, Berkshire and Devon. Two series carry the 25 catalogued books, Ian Roper and Rose Trevelyan, running from Kindness Can Kill (1993) to Caught Out in Cornwall (2003). Bolitho died of breast cancer in late 2002, and Manadon Arena was christened Bolitho Park in her honour in December 2003.

Janie Chang writes historical fiction with ghosts and the afterlife in it, following young women through coming-of-age stories. Five books are catalogued: Three Souls (2013), Dragon Springs Road (2017), The Library of Legends (2020), The Porcelain Moon (2023) and The Fourth Princess (2026). Roughly three years separate one from the next, and the books run long, at a median of 400 pages.

Romantic suspense is Janie Crouch's field, and the catalogue counts 90 books from Infiltration / Stealth (2014) to Code Name: Scorpio (2026). Linear Tactical, Omega Sector, Zodiac Tactical, Resting Warrior Ranch, San Antonio Security, Warrior Peak Sanctuary and Heroes of Oak Creek are among the Crouch series. Intelligence officers, undercover operations, hostages, terrorism investigations and women scientists recur in the subjects. Special Forces Savior (2015) is one of the early titles.

Janis Reams Hudson writes historical and contemporary romance, and the catalogue holds 39 books from Apache Magic (1991) to For the Thrill (2014). Apache Promise (1992), Apache Temptation (1993), Apache Legacy (1994) and Apache Heartsong (1995) came next. Subjects include westerns, Indians of North America, widows, women teachers, sheriffs and pregnant women. Series include Apache-Colton, Two Oaks, Wilders of Wyatt County, Men of Cherokee Rose, Tribute, Texas and Arapaho Touch.

Janna MacGregor writes historical Regency romance, with Great Britain and the nobility among the catalogue subjects. The catalogue counts 19 books, opening with The Bad Luck Bride (2017) and reaching Curves for the Secret Duke (2026), with Curves for the Notorious Duke due in 2027. Series include Cavensham Heiresses, Widow Rules and Millionaires of Mayfair. Revenge, orphans and trusts appear among the listed subjects, and titles include The Good, the Bad, and the Duke (2018) and A Duke in Time (2021).

Born in New York City on November 3, 1967, Janni Lee Simner is an American writer of fantasy and adventure fiction for teenagers and upper elementary readers. The catalogue lists 14 books between Ghost Horse (1996) and Doing What You Love (2016). Simner's series are Phantom Rider, Bones of Faerie and Writing Life. Bones of Faerie (2008), Faerie Winter (2011) and Thief Eyes (2010) are among the titles.

Janny Wurts is an American fantasy novelist and illustrator who often paints her own covers and has won Chesley Awards for that artwork. The Wars of Light and Shadow, her longest sequence, turns on the half-brothers Arithon s'Ffalenn and Lysaer s'Ilessid and opens with The Curse of the Mistwraith (1993). Wurts also wrote the Cycle of Fire trilogy and, with Raymond E. Feist, the Empire trilogy. Her collection That Way Lies Camelot was nominated for the 1995 British Fantasy Award. Twenty-six titles reach Song of the Mysteries (2024).

January Rayne writes the Eternally series, and the catalogue also holds titles such as Eternally Damned, Eternally Cursed and Eternally Lost. Rayne has 17 books published since 2022, when Eternally Hers and Carnival of Creeps appeared. Other series are Monster Stalker, Dead Man's Ranch and All Bets Are Off. Alaska Lights (2026) is the newest title, and January Rayne remains active.

Janwillem van de Wetering

31 books• 2 series

Janwillem van de Wetering (1931-2008) was a Dutch author who wrote in both Dutch and English across three separate lines: detective fiction, children's books and Zen philosophy. The Amsterdam Cops mysteries follow the police officers Henk Grijpstra and Rinus DeGier through the Netherlands, while the Hugh Pine books are children's fiction, with porcupines among the subjects. The Empty Mirror (1973) opens a catalogue of 31 titles that closes with Amsterdam Cops in 1999.

JaQuavis Coleman writes urban fiction, catalogued under African American street literature with crime, the drug trade and murder among the recorded subjects. The listing holds 23 books from The Cartel (2008) to Cartel Queen 3: Long Kiss Goodnight (2026). Three of those titles also carry Ashley Antoinette, the pairing credited as Ashley & JaQuavis. Series recorded for Coleman include Dopeman, Murderville, Streets Have No Kings and Carter Diamond.

Jaqueline Snowe has 29 books in the catalogue, published between 2017 and 2026. Let Life Happen (2017) is the first, followed by Take a Chance on Me (2018), Evening the Score (2019) and The Weekend Deal (2020). Best Player, Challenge Accepted and Teaching with the Enemy all date from 2021. Side Lined is the newest Jaqueline Snowe title, and releases are ongoing.

Jarica James has 87 books in the catalogue, dated from 2018 to 2026. Christmas in the City, City of Souls and Dryad Mage are the 2018 titles, and Aries (2026) is the newest. James's series include Obsidian Cove Supernatural Academy, Spirit Vlog, Jaded Omegas, Rockwood Valley Omegaverse, Fae Knights, Not Your Basic Witch, Fractured Fae, Academy of the Elite, Knottyverse and Demons of Darkhaven Institute. Jarica James is still publishing.

Jarrett J. Krosoczka

36 books• 4 series

Jarrett J. Krosoczka, born December 22, 1977 in Worcester, Massachusetts, writes and illustrates graphic novels and picture books, and the Lunch Lady series is the work most closely tied to his name. The catalogue holds 36 titles, from Good Night, Monkey Boy (2001) to Sunshine (2021), with Punk Farm (2005), My Buddy, Slug (2006) and Lunch Lady and the Author Visit Vendetta (2009) along the way. Lunch Lady, Platypus Police Squad and Punk Farm are the three series on record, and Amy Ignatow is credited on 2 titles. Subjects include schools, school lunchrooms, comic books and humorous stories.

Jarrett Lerner is an author-illustrator of books for children. Lerner created the EngiNerds middle grade novels, the Geeger the Robot early chapter books, The Hunger Heroes graphic novel chapter books, the Nat the Cat early readers, the Scare School Diaries and My Mad Scientist Mom illustrated chapter books, the Super Roomies early graphic novels, and two activity books, Give This Book a Title and Give This Book a Cover. The first Nat the Cat book was named an ALSC/ALA 2024 Notable Book. This listing holds 12 titles published between 2019 and 2023, among them EngiNerds (2019), Revenge of the EngiNerds (2020), The EngiNerds Strike Back (2021) and A Work in Progress (2023). Subjects record robots, friendship, humorous stories and drawing.

Jasinda Wilder writes romance and erotica. The catalogue runs to 123 books published between 2012 and 2026, opening with A Sexy Journey (2012) and reaching Badd Love (2026). Series carry most of it: Badd Brothers, Big Girls Do It, Alpha One Security, Black Room, Club Sin / Dirty Beasts, Delilah's Diary, Rock Stars Do It, Preacher's Son, Dad Bod Contracting, Blood Heir and Biker Billionaire among them. Man-woman relationships, sexual dominance and submission, romantic suspense and grief recur as subjects. Wilder is still publishing.

Jasmin Miller is the author of four series: Kings of the Water, Mitchell Brothers, Best Kind Novella and Tangled & Torn. The catalogue counts 12 books from 2019 to 2025. Baking With A Rockstar (2019) is the first title, and The Best Kind Of Mistake and The Husband Checklist came out the same year. Fresh Meet, Second Dive and Secret Plunge followed in 2020. Tangled in Vows (2025) is the most recent, and Miller is still publishing.

Jasmine Carter's catalogue runs to 85 books published between 2017 and 2023. Most titles pair two first names: Brianna and Konstantine, Demetrius And Alexis, Michelle and Jean Pierre, Amanda And Jeremy, Francesca and Weylyn. Three series are recorded - A Search For Marriage, Clean Love and Curvy Girl Chronicles. Steamy First Times (2017) opens the run and I Do (2023) closes it. Nothing new has appeared since 2023.

Jasmine Cresswell, born in Wales in 1941, is a British novelist with more than 50 romance novels written under that name and as Jasmine Craig. The catalogue holds 63 books published from 1977 to 2007, beginning with Forgotten Marriage and ending with Payback. Subjects range from historical and contemporary romance to romantic suspense, murder and mystery, with Denver and Chicago among the places named. Early titles include The Abducted Heiress (1978) and The Reluctant Viscountess (1981). Unit One is the series listed for Cresswell.

Jasmine Guillory

15 books• 3 series

Jasmine Guillory is an American author of romance novels whose protagonists are often African-American professionals. The Wedding Date and The Proposal both appeared in 2018, followed by Royal Holiday (2019), The Wedding Party (2019) and Party of Two (2020). The Proposal reached The New York Times Best Seller list for paperback trade fiction in February 2019. The newest listed title is It's Only Dancing (2026). Subjects include dating, marriage proposals, romantic comedy, holidays and baseball stories, and the Wedding Date series is listed under Guillory.

Jasmine Mas published six Psycho books between 2022 and 2023 - Psycho Beasts, Psycho Fae, Psycho Shifters, Psycho Academy, Psycho Devils and Psycho Gods. Blood of Hercules (2024) and Bonds of Hercules (2025) started a second run, with Battle for Hercules scheduled for 2027. Eleven books are catalogued across three named series: Cruel Shifterverse, Villains of Lore and Unsurvivable.

Jasmine Walt writes fantasy across ten series, including the Baine Chronicles, the Dragon Riders of Elantia, the Gatekeeper Chronicles, Of Dragons and Fae and the Shaman Queen Saga. Burned by Magic (2015) opens the catalogue, and an early run of titles follows one formula, Bound by Magic, Hunted by Magic, Marked by Magic, Claimed by Magic. The catalogue holds 39 titles, reaching The Vampire's Bargain (2024).

Jasmine Warga writes young adult fiction. The catalogue lists 8 books published between 2015 and 2026, opening with My Heart and Other Black Holes (2015) and reaching The Unlikely Tale of Chase and Finnegan (2026). Other Words for Home (2019), The Shape of Thunder (2021) and A Rover's Story (2022) fall in between. Subject headings name teenagers, families, Arab Americans, immigrants, secrets and suicide. Median length across the measured books is 306 pages, and Warga remains actively publishing.

Jasmine Webb writes cozy mysteries in three series: the Charlotte Gibson Mysteries, the Mackenzie Owens Mysteries and the Poppy Perkins Mysteries. Aloha Alibi (2021) opens the catalogue, followed by Maui Murder, Beachside Bullet, Hibiscus Homicide and Kalikimaka Killer. Thirty-five books reach Pacific Piracy in 2026.

Comedy writing fills the catalogue of Jason A. Hazeley: 40 books dated 2005 to 2023, at a median of 56 pages. Two series account for most of them. Bollocks to Alton Towers, begun in 2005, collects guides to offbeat British attractions; Ladybird Books for Grown-Ups produced a 2015 wave taking in The Ladybird Book of Dating, The Ladybird Book of Mindfulness, The Ladybird Book of the Hangover and The Ladybird Book of the Shed. Marriage, relationships and adulthood are the standing targets. What Not to Say to Your Husband (2023) is the newest.

Galaxy's Edge appears in several series names under Jason Anspach, including Order Of The Centurion, Tyrus Rechs: Contracts & Terminations and Dark Operator. The catalogue lists 101 books from 'til Death (2015) to Fracture (2026). Ledge Town (2015), Second Impressions (2016) and The Man Who Balked (2016) are early titles, and Legionnaire, Galactic Outlaws, Kill Team and Attack of Shadows all date from 2017. Forgotten Ruin, Wayward Galaxy, Void Drifter, King's League and Sgt. Thor are further series. Subject headings name science fiction, action and adventure, war and the military.

Jason Ayres writes time-travel fiction alongside diary-style books about fatherhood. The Time Bubble carries the science fiction, opening with The Time Bubble (2014) and running through Man Out of Time (2015), Splinters In Time (2015) and Vanishing Point (2016), while A Year in the Life takes one year per book, most recently 1988: A Year in the Life of Edward Pearce (2026). The Stay At Home Dad Diaries began the list with Austerity Dad (2013) and Fortysomething Father (2013). The catalogue holds 29 books.

Jason Cordova is credited with 29 books published between 2010 and 2026, fantasy collections and anthologies being the subject the catalogue records. Corruptor (2010) opens the listing and Vessels Grim and Daring (2026) closes it, with Kaiju Apocalypse (2014), Murder World: Kaiju Dawn (2014), The Hand Of God (2015), Kraken Mare (2016) and Wraithkin (2016) among the titles. Kin Wars Saga, Warp, Side Hustle, Quintus Fox and Bronze Legion are the series listed, and The Guild Wars and Black Tide Rising carry character entries. Janet Morris, Chris Morris, Nancy Asire, Michael H. Hanson, David L. Burkhead, Sarah Hulcy and Larry Atchley Jr are each credited on 2 of the titles, and the listing includes the anthologies Lawyers in Hell (2011) and Dreamers in Hell (2013).

Christmas Jars is Jason F. Wright's central series, starting with Christmas Jars (2005) and continuing in Christmas Jars Reunion (2009), Penny's Christmas Jar Miracle (2009) and A Christmas Jar for Santa (2010). Wright writes about family secrets, fathers and sons, and adult children, in novels including The James Miracle (2004), The Wednesday Letters (2007), Recovering Charles (2008), The Cross Gardener (2010) and The Wedding Letters (2011). His 29 catalogued books reach The Final 4th of Sergeant Drummond (2026) and run to a median of 237 pages.

Jason Goodwin

15 books• 2 series

Jason Goodwin writes on two tracks. His nonfiction covers the tea trade, Ottoman history and travel, in A Time for Tea (1990), On Foot to the Golden Horn (1993) and Lords of the Horizons (1998); his fiction is the Yashim series, in which a eunuch detective works cases in nineteenth-century Istanbul, opening with The Janissary Tree (2006). Fifteen catalogued titles close with A Pilgrim's Guide to Sacred London (2017).

Jason June has 13 books in the catalogue, published from 2017 to 2024, with three series listed: Mermicorn Island, Spells We Cast and Jay's Gay Agenda. Whobert Whover, Owl Detective (2017) is the first title and Flopping in a Winter Wonderland (2024) the newest. Recorded subjects include children's fiction, owls, opossums, forest animals and stories in rhyme. Porcupine Cupid (2020), Wish Upon a Shark (2021), Out of the Blue (2022) and Never Forget Eleanor (2023) are other titles.

Jason Kasper writes thrillers. The David Rivers books span two series, American Mercenary and Shadow Strike, and a further series carries the name Blair Morgan / The Spider Heist. The catalogue begins with Greatest Enemy / Jais (2016), and The Ranger Objective, Offer of Revenge and The Suicide Cartel appeared between 2017 and 2019. The Shadow Directive (2026) is the newest title, and The Paris Protocol is set for 2027.

Jason M. Hough

13 books• 3 series

Science fiction is the field Jason M. Hough works in, with dystopias, human-alien encounters, plague, cyborgs and hard science fiction among the recorded subjects. The Dire Earth Cycle opens the catalogue: The Darwin Elevator, The Exodus Towers and The Plague Forge all appeared in 2013, followed by The Dire Earth in 2014. Zero World (2015), Injection Burn (2017) and Escape Velocity (2017) continue the run. Hough is credited alone on all 13 catalogued books, which reach Throw Away the Key in 2026.

Jason Matthews (1951-2021) was an American espionage novelist and a former CIA officer. Matthews wrote three books, forming one trilogy: Red Sparrow (2013), Palace of Treason (2015) and The Kremlin's Candidate (2018). Dominika Egorova and Nathaniel Nash carry the story across all three, which turn on Russian intelligence, women spies, extortion and an American presidential election. The novels are long, near 470 pages each, and the sequence closed in 2018.

Jason Mott

16 books• 2 series

Jason Mott is an American novelist and poet. Hell of a Book, Mott's fourth novel, won the National Book Award for Fiction in 2021. The catalogue holds 16 books published between 2009 and 2025, opening with We Call This Thing Between Us Love (2009) and reaching People Like Us (2025). Returned is Mott's catalogued series. Recorded subjects include loss, bereavement, reunions, immortality and the paranormal.

True Crime Case Histories accounts for nearly all of Jason Neal's catalogue, numbered from Volume 1 (2019) to Volume 27 (2026). Twenty-nine books are catalogued in all, the remainder falling under True Crime British Killers, which began in 2020. Volumes 4 and 5 carry 2020 dates, Volumes 6 and 7 follow in 2021. Crime and biography are the listed subjects, and Neal continues to add volumes.

Jason Offutt writes about the paranormal. Catalogue subjects for Offutt's books list parapsychology, apparitions, ghosts, unidentified flying objects and human-alien encounters, with Missouri guidebooks, fatherhood and humour also recorded. The 19 catalogued titles span 2005 to 2025, from On Being Dad (2005) through Ghosthunting Missouri (2006), Darkness Walks (2009) and Paranormal Missouri (2010) to Chasing North American Monsters (2025). Chasing American Monsters, Bad Day Zombie and Girl in the Corn are the series recorded to Offutt, and new titles are still appearing.

Jason Parent writes thrillers and suspense. The catalogue lists 20 books published between 2012 and 2023, from What Hides Within (2012) to Down in the Deep Dark Places (2023). Three series carry the Parent credit: Bad Apples, Cycle of Evil and What Hides Within. Seeing Evil (2015) and A Life Removed (2017) also sit in the run. No new Parent title has been catalogued since 2023.

Jason Pinter, born in 1979, is an American thriller novelist. Henry Parker, a New York journalist, carries his first series, from The Mark (2007) through The Guilty, The Stolen, The Darkness and The Fury; the Rachel Marin thrillers and the Zeke Bartholomew books follow. Twelve titles reach Past Crimes (2024), and Pinter is listed as ongoing.

Jason Rekulak is catalogued with The Impossible Fortress (2017), Hidden Pictures (2022), The Last One at the Wedding (2024) and Look What the Cat Dragged In (2026), the newest title. Subjects recorded for the books include teenage boys and girls, computer games, geeks, friendship in adolescence and humorous fiction. The catalogue lists no series for Rekulak and remains ongoing.

Jason Reynolds

23 books• 3 series

Jason Reynolds, born on 6 December 1983 in Washington, D.C., and raised in Oxon Hill, Maryland, writes novels and poetry for young adult and middle grade readers. Rap was an early inspiration, and several poetry collections came before the first Reynolds novel, When I Was the Greatest (2014), winner of the John Steptoe Award for New Talent. The New York Times bestselling Track series comprises Ghost (2016), Patina (2017), Sunny (2018) and Lu (2018). The catalogue lists 23 Reynolds books, from My Name Is Jason. Mine Too. (2009) to Coach (2025), including All American Boys (2015) and Long Way Down (2017).

Jason Starr

28 books• 7 series

Jason Starr, born November 22, 1966, is an American novelist, comic book writer and screenwriter from New York City, working mainly in crime fiction and thrillers. Tough Luck (2003) took the Barry Award for Best Paperback Original and an Anthony Award nomination in the same category in 2004; Twisted City won that Anthony category in 2005; and The Chill won the first Anthony Award for Best Graphic Novel in 2011. The catalogue holds 28 books from Cold Caller (1997) to Vanessa's Men (2026), with Wolverine MAX and Gotham among the recorded series.

Jason Vail writes historical crime fiction set in England, with crime and detection among the recorded subjects. Stephen Attebrook is the recurring figure, carried by the Stephen Attebrook Mystery series and the Attebrook Family Saga. A third series, Lone Star Rising, sits alongside them, and Texas, espionage thrillers and alternative history also appear in the subject headings. The catalogue holds 25 books from The Wayward Apprentice (2010) to Water Under the Bridge (2026), among them Baynard's List (2011), A Dreadful Penance (2012), Saint Milburga's Bones (2015) and The Bear Wagon (2017).

Jason Webster is an Anglo-American writer on Spain, born in California in 1970 to British parents and settled in Valencia. Webster is a director of The Scheherazade Foundation. The catalogue holds 14 books from Duende (2003) to The World of Max Cámara (2020). Subjects include flamenco, Romanies and travel, and the list also covers the Chief Inspector Max Cámara crime series. Other titles include Sacred Sierra (2009), A Death in Valencia (2012) and Blood Med (2014).

Jasper Fforde

19 books• 5 series

Thursday Next, a woman detective, heads Jasper Fforde's main series, where books and reading and the characters of literature supply the subject matter. The Eyre Affair (2001) opens a catalogue of 19 fantasy titles that reaches Dark Reading Matter (2025), with the Nursery Crime books, the Chronicles of Kazam and Shades of Grey beside the Next novels. Dragons, magic and time travel fill the subject tags.

Jasper T. Scott writes science fiction across a dozen series, among them Dark Space and the Dark Space Universe, the Ascension Wars, the Cade Korbin Chronicles, Rebel Galaxy, Starborn, Broken Worlds, the Kyron Invasion and Architects of the Apocalypse. The 57 catalogued books open with Dark Space (2013) and reach Concord (2026). Scott is actively publishing.

Javier Cercas

11 books• 1 series

Spanish novelist Javier Cercas Mena, born in 1962, is also a professor of Spanish literature at the University of Girona. Soldiers of Salamis (2001), translated into English by Anne McLean, won the Independent Foreign Fiction Prize, and The Impostor (2014), in Frank Wynne's translation, received the European Book Prize. The catalogue lists 11 books by Cercas through Prey for the Shadow (2023), among them The Speed of Light (2005), The Anatomy of a Moment (2009), Outlaws (2012), Lord of All the Dead (2017) and Even the Darkest Night (2019). Terra Alta is the series on the site. Subject headings include Spain, Spanish history and politics, and veterans of the Vietnam War.

Jax Calder writes queer romance, much of it around sport. Five series divide the work: Sporting Secrets, Rainbow Redemption, Unlikely Dilemmas, Queer Ways to Fall in Love and Revenge Club. Six titles appeared in 2021, among them Coming out at the Ball Game, Playing Offside, Playing at Home and The Inappropriate Date, and the catalogue reaches 26 books by 2026. Calder adds four or five titles a year.

Science fiction is the genre tag on Jaxon Reed's catalogue of 82 books, published between 2014 and 2026. Servant of the State (2014) opens the run and Coreflex Ultimatum (2026) is the newest title. Reed writes in series: Pirates of the Milky Way, Star Farmer, Phaethon Corp, Agents of the Planetary Republic, Star League Assassins, Dark Waters Inn, Steam & Aether, Fae Killers, Redwood, the Empathic Detective, Forlorn Dagger and Dungeon Corps. Publication is ongoing.

Military science fiction fills Jay Allan's catalogue: space warfare, galactic empires, colonisation and imaginary wars are the recorded subjects. Fifty-four books span 2012 to 2022, grouped into Crimson Worlds with its successor and refugee cycles, Blood on the Stars, Far Stars, Portal Wars, Flames of Rebellion and the Andromeda Chronicles. Gehenna Dawn (2012) is the earliest catalogued title and Empire Reborn (2022) the last. Crimson Worlds supplies the recurring cast, and the run has been dormant since 2022.

Jay Bonansinga is an American writer and director, with a short film, City of Men, and a feature, Stash, among the directing credits. Bonansinga co-wrote several novels based on The Walking Dead comics, The Walking Dead: Rise of the Governor (2011) among them, and The Walking Dead: The Road to Woodbury followed in 2012. Both fiction and non-fiction sit in the wider body of work. The 23 books catalogued here run from The Black Mariah (1994) to The Shadow Society (2023), taking in Sick (1995), The Killer's Game (1997), The Sleep Police (2001) and Frozen (2005). Ulysses Grove, Stan Lee's The Devil's Quintet and Oswald Means are the series recorded, and the subjects cover suspense thrillers, horror, serial murderers, criminal profilers and the FBI.

Jay Brandon writes legal thrillers and mysteries, with San Antonio and Texas as recurring settings. The catalogue lists 21 books from Deadbolt (1985) to From the Grave (2020). Jay Brandon series are Chris Sinclair, Mark Blackwell and Edward Hall. Fade the Heat (1990), Rules Of Evidence (1992) and Defiance County (1996) are among the titles. Gangs, terrorism and international agencies appear in the subjects.

Jay Coles, born 17 December 1995, is an American author of young adult fiction and a composer of concert band music. Tyler Johnson Was Here (2018), a stand-alone novel inspired by Black Lives Matter, sits in a catalogue of 8 books running from The Growing Feathers (2014) to Your Final Moments (2025). Lionheart Saga is the series recorded against the name. Subjects record children's fiction, grief, racism, African American teenagers and single-parent families. Under the Lights, Come as You Were, Things We Couldn't Say and Dead Break complete the list.

Jay Crownover is a Colorado-born romance author who lives at the foot of the Rockies and has reached the New York Times and USA Today bestseller lists. The Marked Men series, Saints of Denver, Welcome to the Point, Loveless Texas, Forever Marked and the Monsters Duet make up the series list. The catalogue holds 39 books from Rule (2012) to Ms. Fortune (2025), with Jet (2013) and Nash (2014) among the early titles. Denver, ex-convicts and romantic suspense appear in the subjects.

Jay Gill writes the James Hardy and Henry Fleming Investigates series. Twelve books are catalogued from Knife and Death (2017) to A Deadly Venetian Affair (2022). Angels, Hard Truth, Walk in the Park, Inferno, Killing Shadows and Don't Go Home are among the titles, and Death on Damson Island and Murder in Fulbridge Village also date from 2022. No book after 2022 is recorded.

LGBTQ romance is the subject heading on Jay Hogan's catalogue. Hogan is the only credited name across 26 books published between 2018 and 2026, beginning with First Impressions (2018) and reaching The Greening of Thaddeus Grey (2026). Auckland Med., Southern Lights, A Mackenzie Country Story, Painted Bay, Style and Fisher & Church are the recorded series. The 2020s account for the densest part of the run, which remains active.