His account of the sixty seconds prior to the deployment of the Grand Fleet and Jellicoe's decision-making process is riveting. I felt like I was on the bridge myself.
Less well known, but also meriting attention is "Jutland: The Unfinished Battle" by Jellicoe's grandson Nicholas. Considering the shabby way Lord Jellicoe was treated by the British press, politicians, and Beatty sycophants like Filson Young, Nicholas is remarkably even-handed in framing his narrative. It's worthy of attention.