J A Jance
Biography
J.A. Jance is a bestselling author known for her gripping mystery novels, particularly the popular J.P. Beaumont series. Born in South Dakota and raised in Bisbee, Arizona, Jance began her writing career while working as a school librarian. Her first novel, "Until Proven Guilty," featuring the character J.P. Beaumont, was published in 1985 and quickly gained critical acclaim. Since then, Jance has written numerous books in the J.P. Beaumont series, captivating readers with her compelling storytelling and complex characters. Her books have been praised for their authentic portrayal of police procedures and attention to detail. In addition to the J.P. Beaumont series, Jance has also written other successful mystery series, including the Joanna Brady series and the Ali Reynolds series. Her works have been translated into multiple languages and have earned her a dedicated fan base around the world. Jance continues to write and publish new novels, delighting readers with her talent for crafting suspenseful and engaging mysteries.
Classic Series
The series that started it all
- Until Proven Guilty
- Injustice for All
- Trial by Fury
Recent Series
Latest works by the author
- Doubt to Death
- Breach of Duty
- Nothing Gold Can Stay
Reading Order
Complete reading order for J.A. Jance's books
Frequently Asked Questions
What genre does J.A. Jance typically write in?
J.A. Jance is a popular author known for writing mystery novels.
How many books are in the J.P. Beaumont series?
As of now, there are 24 books in the J.P. Beaumont series.
Are J.A. Jance's books standalone novels or part of a series?
J.A. Jance has written several series, including the popular J.P. Beaumont series.
What is the main character's name in J.A. Jance's J.P. Beaumont series?
The main character in the J.P. Beaumont series is named J.P. Beaumont, who is a detective in Seattle.
Are J.A. Jance's books suitable for readers who enjoy suspense and crime fiction?
Yes, J.A. Jance's books are known for their captivating suspense and crime fiction elements that keep readers engaged.