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I had the same problem and eventually abandoned it. Even though I had good results with it finding content, the book metadata is usually terrible and I end up having to manually fix it in Calibre and then force download metadata and cover art.
If I’m already having to do that anyway, might as well just acquire the book manually and import it myself.
When I got into the space I had to find a private tracker, but since then I've had no issues with Readarr aside from some series being slow to get their metadata updated, but that's not a Readarr issue.
MaM?
MaM.
Readarr sucks (not due to being a bad software... Don't get me wrong). Maybe due to how the media itself is messy, no good source like IMDb, messy releases that are hard to decypher.... Even worse for non English languages, let me tell you.
Also, cannot manage ebook+audiobook and you need two instances for just that.
I gave up using it as well.
Calibre seems better to manage, and to search&download you can always use prowlarr directly.
I'd use audiobookshelf instead of jellyfin personally. Jellyfin's metadata search is terrible for books.
I really struggled with readarr but maybe because I never used a private tracker as others have mentioned. I'll give that a try
I had a lot more luck with https://github.com/evan-buss/openbooks but it's completely manual. I make a note of books I come across and then every few weeks manually search on here and add the downloads to a calibre monitored folder.