Authors whose first name starts with V, page 2 of 3

Veronica Roth

27 books• 12 series

Divergent (2011) opens the catalogue of Veronica Roth, an American novelist and short story writer born August 19, 1988. Sales of the Divergent trilogy exceed 35 million copies worldwide. Insurgent (2012), Allegiant (2013) and Four (2014) follow early in the list, which counts 28 titles through Seek the Traitor's Son (2026). Carve the Mark, Curse Bearer and Sixth Faction are the other named series. Dystopias, courage, identity and social classes appear among the subject headings.

Veronica Stallwood writes the Kate Ivory mysteries, set in Oxford, where the historical novelist Kate Ivory turns sleuth, often reluctantly, and puts historical research to work on past events. Stallwood has also written two novels outside the series. The catalogue lists 16 books from Deathspell (1992) to Oxford Ransom (2011), including Death and the Oxford Box (1994), Oxford Exit (1994), Oxford Mourning (1995) and Oxford Blue (1998). Born in London, Stallwood spent teenage years in Athens and Beirut, later worked for a publisher and as a cataloguer at the Bodleian Library, and moved to Charlbury, north-west of Oxford.

Vi Keeland is an American romance author associated with the Montlake Romance imprint. Fourteen Keeland novels have reached the New York Times bestseller list, and Bossman went to #1 on both the New York Times and Wall Street Journal lists. Passionflix turned three short stories, Dry Spell, The Merry Mistake and Scrooged, into films, and TaleFlick holds a film option on the novel Egomaniac. The catalogue holds 57 books, from Belong to You (2013) to Smash (2026). Series include MMA Fighter, Life On Stage, Law of Opposites Attract, Cole, Rush Duet and Grumpy Sunshine, and subjects include contemporary romance, workplace relationships and women in real estate.

Vicki Beeby writes Second World War sagas about women in the British services. Ten books are catalogued between 2020 and 2026, opening with The Ops Room Girls and Christmas with the Ops Room Girls, both 2020, and reaching Courage for the Flying Nightingales (2026). Four series are catalogued: the Women's Auxiliary Air Force books, the Wrens, Bomber Command Girls and the Flying Nightingales. A New Start for the Wrens (2022), The Girls of Bomber Command (2023) and A Wedding for the Bomber Girls (2024) sit between.

Vicki Delany, born Victoria Ann Cargo in Winnipeg, Manitoba, in 1951, is a Canadian mystery novelist with nine mystery series. Delany belongs to Crime Writers of Canada and Capital Crime Writers and appears on panels at Bouchercon, Malice Domestic and Bloody Words. The catalogue lists 58 books, from Whiteout (2000) to Whose Body in the Library (2026). Series include Sherlock Holmes Bookshop Mystery, Year-Round Christmas Mysteries, Constable Molly Smith, Tea By The Sea Mysteries, Klondike Mysteries and Catskill Summer Resort Mysteries.

Vicki Lewis Thompson, born 11 October 1950, is an American romance novelist who has also published as Cory Kenyon and, with Mary Tate Engels, as Corey Keaton. The catalogue holds 174 books from Mingled Hearts (1984) to When a Cowboy Falls Hard (2026), including Promise Me Sunshine (1984), When Angels Dance (1985) and The Fix-It Man (1986). Sons of Chance, McGavin Brothers, NERDS, Rowdy Ranch, Thunder Mountain Brotherhood, Buckskin Brotherhood, Wild About You and Hex are among the series. Cowboys, westerns, Harlequin Blaze, paranormal romance and werewolves appear in the subjects.

Vicki Stiefel writes thrillers, with subject headings covering serial murderers, medical examiners, coroners and counselors. The catalogue holds 14 books from 2004 to 2025 in four series: Tally Whyte, Afterworld Chronicles, Made Ones Saga and Secret Tales. Body Parts (2004) is the first title, followed by The Dead Stone (2005) and The Grief Shop (2006). Chest of Bone and Chest of Stone arrived in 2017. The Seer (2025) is the latest release.

Viv Fraser is the one series recorded for Vicki V. Clifford, whose catalogue holds 8 books published between 2013 and 2021. Beyond Cutting (2013) opens the list and At Sea (2021) is the latest title, with Finding Tess (2014), Digging Up the Dead (2015), Deception is the Old Black (2017), Who is She? (2018), Becoming Lizzie Potts (2019) and Wounded Knights (2019) in between. Subject headings cover hairdressing, women detectives, missing persons, murder and investigation.

Vickie Britton writes mysteries, with 55 books catalogued from 1989 to 2024. Path of the Jaguar and Nightmare in Morocco both date from 1989, and The Seven Sapphires of Mardi Gras followed in 1991. Subjects include murder, investigation, missing persons, westerns, Wyoming, tour guides and women archaeologists, and Ardis Cole is named as a fictitious character. Series include High Country Mysteries, Ardis Cole, Pre-Columbian Treasure, Jeff McQuede Mysteries and Kate Jepp Mysteries. The Serpent of Spirit Lake (2024) is the newest title.

Vickie Carroll has 13 books catalogued between 2017 and 2025 across three series: Prediction: Murder, Retirement Can Be Murder and Retirement is a Beach. The Witches of Half Moon Island (2017) is listed first, alongside The Ghost of Kathleen Murphy. Later titles include Murder at the Peach Blossom Inn (2019), A Room With a Clue (2021) and The Death Card (2024). Retirement Can Be Deadly (2025) is the newest.

Vickie McKeehan writes romance, listed here at 45 titles published between 2011 and 2025. Series named for coastal settings, including Pelican Pointe, Coyote Wells and the Beachcomber Mysteries, sit beside the Skye Cree books, the Indigo Brothers and the Evil Secrets Trilogy, which runs Just Evil and Deeper Evil (2011) into Ending Evil (2012). Women lawyers and artists appear among the listed subjects. A Mile of Ocean (2025) is the newest entry, and McKeehan continues to publish.

Vicky Alvear Shecter writes for young readers. Recorded subjects include gods, kings and rulers, queens, Egyptian mythology, biography, history and humour, much of it filed as juvenile literature. Nine books span 2004 to 2019: Alexander the Fabulous (2004), Alexander the Great Rocks the World (2006), Cleopatra Rules! (2010), Cleopatra's Moon (2011), Anubis Speaks! (2013), Curses and Smoke (2014), Hades Speaks! (2014), Thor Speaks! (2015) and Warrior Queens (2019). The median recorded length is 160 pages across five measured titles.

Vicky Knerly is credited alone on 10 books, published between 2011 and 2020. Three series run under the Knerly name: God Tools, Samuel Tolen and Booker Patrick Mystery. The Beginning titles frame the catalogue - Death in the Beginning (2011), Evil in the Beginning (2014) and End in the Beginning (2015) - alongside Before the Proof (2012), Indisputable Proof (2012), Three Keys to Murder (2012) and Blood Legacy (2018). Demons are Rude closed the run in 2020.

Victor Appleton is the name on the Tom Swift books, and the catalogue lists 161 titles under the Victor Appleton name from 1910 to 2023. Tom Swift and His Motor-Cycle, Tom Swift and His Motor-Boat, Tom Swift and His Airship and Tom Swift and His Submarine Boat all date from 1910, the start of the peak decade. The series credited to Appleton are Tom Swift I, Tom Swift Jr., Tom Swift III, Tom Swift IV, Tom Swift Invention, Tom Swift: Inventors' Academy and Tom Swift, Young Inventor, plus Don Sturdy and Moving Picture Boys. Subjects include inventors, robots, space flight, science fiction and children's adventure. Tom Swift and His Flying RaceYacht (2023) is the newest listed title.

Victor Davis Hanson

30 books• 3 series

Military history and classical Greece run through the 30 catalogued books of Victor Davis Hanson, an American classicist, military historian and conservative political commentator born September 5, 1953. The Western Way of War (1989) comes first, followed by Hoplites (1991), The Other Greeks (1995), Fields Without Dreams (1996), Who Killed Homer (1998) and Carnage and Culture (2001); The Counterrevolution (2026) is the newest. Hanson is professor emeritus of classics at California State University, Fresno, a senior fellow at the Hoover Institution and a visiting professor at Hillsdale College. Hanson received the National Humanities Medal in 2007, and agriculture and family farms also appear among the subjects.

Victor Gischler

54 books• 18 series

Victor Gischler is an American writer of comedic crime fiction, and the catalogue adds comics across horror, fantasy, science fiction and superhero subjects. The 54 books run from Gun Monkeys / Fast Charlie (2001) to The Bones of the World (2023), with The Pistol Poets (2004), Shotgun Opera (2006) and Vampire a Go-Go (2009) among them. Series include Buffy The Vampire Slayer Season 9: Spike, Angel & Faith: Season 10, Red Sonja/Conan, Ink Mage Legacy and Kingdom of Ghosts.

Victor LaValle

27 books• 6 series

Victor LaValle, born February 3, 1972, is an American author of novels, novellas and short fiction who has also written essays and book reviews for GQ, Essence, The Fader and The Washington Post. The novella The Ballad of Black Tom took the 2016 Shirley Jackson Award for best novella. LaValle's catalogue records 27 titles between Slapboxing with Jesus (1999) and Sabretooth & The Exiles (2024), with subject headings running to fantasy, the occult and supernatural, New York City life and short stories. Comics entries inside that count carry further credits, among them Natacha Bustos and Cody Ziglar.

Legal thrillers set largely in Utah are Victor Methos's main work - murder trials, personal injury law and the pharmaceutical industry. Methos started in 2011 with a run of short standalone titles including The Extinct and Savage, then built the Jon Stanton Thrillers, Desert Plains, Shepard & Gray, Baudin & Dixon and Vegas Shadows series. Fifty-eight books are catalogued, reaching The Bone Stalker in 2026.

Victor Milan, full name Victor Woodward Milán, lived from August 3, 1954 to February 13, 2018. The American writer is remembered for libertarian science fiction and for a strong interest in cybernetics. The catalogue lists 48 books from 1980 to 2018, beginning with The Sundered Realm, The City in the Glacier and The Destiny Stone (1980). The Cybernetic Samurai (1985) is part of the list, and series include War of Powers, Stormrider, Dinosaur Lords and Cybernetic Samurai. Subject tags include dinosaurs, World War III, westerns, genies and Japan, and Evernight (2018) is the last title.

Victor Zugg has two catalogued series, A Ripple in Time and Solar Plexus. Eight books are listed, all published between 2018 and 2021, an average of 0.4 years apart. From Near Extinction, Near Total Eclipse, Solar Plexus and Surrounded By The Blue Of Ocean Adventure And Survival all carry 2018 dates. A Ripple In Time followed in 2019, then The Planters and The Punishers in 2020 and Time Shift in 2021. Nothing has been added since.

Victoria Alexander, born 1953, is an American author of historical romance. Romantic Times nominated Alexander four times for its Reviewers' Choice Award, with a win for A Visit From Sir Nicholas, and gave Alexander a Career Achievement Award. Avon released Lady Amelia's Secret Lover as an e-book original on September 4, 2007. The catalogue holds 45 books, from Yesterday and Forever (1995) through The Perfect Wife (1996), The Wedding Bargain (1999) and The Husband List (2000). Series include Effingtons, Lady Travelers Society, Millworth Manor and Sinful Family Secrets.

Victoria Ashley is credited on 22 books from 2013 to 2023, and erotica is the subject on record. Wake Up Call (2013) is the earliest title, followed by Hemy, Slade and This Regret in 2014. Victoria Ashley's series are Walk of Shame, Walk Of Shame 2nd Generation, Pain, Savage & Ink, Alphachat.com and Club Reckless. Borrowed (2023) is the most recent book.

Victoria Aveline writes science fiction romance, all of it recorded under the Clecanian series. Nine books are catalogued, each pairing a gerund with a name: Choosing Theo and Freeing Luka (2020), Saving Verakko and Tempting Auzed (2021), Resisting Maxu and Using Fejo (2022), Releasing Maladek and Ruling Sikthand (2023), then Bewitching Rhaego (2025). The catalogue is open.

Victoria Aveyard

15 books• 3 series

Victoria Aveyard writes young adult fantasy about power, blood and resistance to government. Red Queen (2015) opens a catalogue of 15 titles, joined the same year by the novella Queen Song, then Glass Sword (2016), Steel Scars (2016), the collection Cruel Crown (2016) and King's Cage (2017). Realm Breaker and Lyrian Sea form later series. Tempest is the newest title, and Aveyard remains actively publishing.

Victoria Chang is an American poet, editor and professor. Twelve books are catalogued between 2005 and 2026, beginning at Circle (2005) and reaching Tree of Knowledge (2026). The poetry runs through The Boss (2013), Barbie Chang (2017) and Obit (2020), which took the Los Angeles Times Book Prize, the PEN/Voelcker Award and the Anisfield-Wolf award in poetry, and was longlisted for the National Book Award. With My Back to the World won the 2024 Forward Prize for Best Collection. Chang also writes nonfiction and children's books; Dear Memory (2021) gathers letters on writing, silence and grief. Recorded subjects include American poetry, Asian American authors and women authors.

Victoria Christopher Murray

34 books• 4 series

Victoria Christopher Murray is an American novelist and editor whose fiction follows African American women through marriage, friendship and faith. Temptation (1997) opens a catalogue of 34 books reaching Harlem Rhapsody (2025), and includes the Jasmine and the Jasmine and Rachel series. Gospel music, Christian women and family life recur across the titles. More than one million copies of Murray's books are in print.

Victoria Danann writes paranormal romance, with werewolves and wolf packs across New Scotia Pack, Big Bend Wolves and Moonlight: The Big Bad Wolf (2013). The Knights of Black Swan is the recurring character set here, extended by Order of the Black Swan, D.I.T., and Witches of Wimberley, Warlock Coven, Prince of Demons, Sons of Sanctuary MC and Cajun Devils MC fill out the list. Danann has 50 catalogued books published between 2012 and 2025, from My Familiar Stranger (2012) to Made (2025).

Contemporary romance built around hockey is what the catalogue records for Victoria Denault, with hockey players, hockey teams, sports, man-woman relationships and New York among the subjects. Hometown Players, Hockey Royalty, San Francisco Thunder, Ocean Pines and Comets Christmas are the five series credited to Denault, and Hometown Players also stands as a character entry. The 26 books run from One More Shot (2015) to If the World Was Ending (2026), with Making a Play and The Final Move also dated 2015 and Game On, Score and Slammed dated 2017. Denault is still publishing.

Victoria Dowd has nine catalogued books published between 2016 and 2026, across the Smart Woman's Mystery series and the Charlotte Blood Chronicles. The Painter of Siena (2016) comes first, and The Smart Woman's Guide to Murder followed in 2020, ahead of Body on the Island (2021), The Supper Club Murders (2021), A Book of Murder (2022) and Murder Most Cold (2023). Miss Scarlet and the Duke (2026) is the newest, at a median of 420 pages.

Victoria Fox's 12 catalogued books date from 2011 to 2017. Beautiful People, Hollywood Sinners and Tinseltown all appeared in 2011, and Ambition, Pride, Rivals and Temptation Island in 2012. Glittering Fortunes, Wicked Ambition and Power Games are later titles. Fox's series is A Short Tale of Temptation. The Silent Fountain (2017) is the most recent book, and the catalogue treats the work as likely complete.

Librarians and murder investigation sit at the core of Victoria Gilbert's Blue Ridge Library Mysteries, set in Virginia. Nineteen titles are catalogued from Crown of Ice (2014) to Death on the Books (2026), with the Booklovers B&B Mysteries, Hunter and Clewe, Campus Sleuth Mysteries and the Mirror of Immortality series beside the library books. Town life and painters also appear in the subject tags.

Victoria Goddard has published 44 catalogued books since Scheherezade (2014), reaching Urbanite (2026). The work divides into named series, among them Nine Worlds, Tales from Ysthar, Greenwing & Dart, Lays of the Hearth-Fire, the Glassblower Diptych, Sisters Avramapul and Tales of the Red Company, plus standalone novels and shorter fiction. Goddard's books are long, at a median of 360 pages, and the 2020s account for most of the list.

Victoria H. Smith published 23 romance novels between 2012 and 2019. The Crimson Hunt (2012) is the first title, and Colton (2019) is the last. Smith's series are Found by You, Eldaen Light Chronicles, Space and Fierce Pride. Other titles in the catalogue include Incandescence (2013), Drake's Destiny (2014), Loved by You (2015) and Brody (2015).

Victoria Hamilton writes cozy mysteries around collectors, bakers and old houses. Lady Anne and the Howl in the Dark (2009) opens the catalogue, A Deadly Grind (2012) begins the Vintage Kitchen Mysteries, and Bran New Death starts the Merry Muffin books. Puns carry the titles: Bowled Over, Freezer I'll Shoot, Muffin But Murder and No Mallets Intended. Twenty-eight titles run to Masher of Ceremonies in 2026.

Victoria Dahl writes romance, both historical and contemporary, and Victoria Helen Stone is the second name on this list, carrying the most recent titles. Series under Dahl include Somerhart, Tumble Creek, the Donovan Brothers Brewery, Jackson: Girls' Night Out, the York Family, the Carlisles and Bartered Hearts, with Wyoming, marriage, revenge and cowboys among the recurring subjects. The catalogue holds 34 books from To Tempt a Scotsman (2007) to I'm Here to Help (2026), at a median of 340 pages.

Victoria Hislop

11 books• 1 series

Victoria Hislop, born Hamson in 1959, is an English author. Greece supplies the setting for most of the fiction, which begins with The Island (2005) and continues through The Return (2008), The Thread (2011), The Sunrise (2014), Cartes Postales from Greece (2017), Those Who Are Loved (2019) and One August Night (2020). Family life, history and interpersonal relations are the recurring subjects. Two earlier titles, Sink or Swim (2001) and Fix Your Life - Now! (2002), are nonfiction and self-improvement. Eleven books are catalogued to 2023, at a median 390 pages.

Victoria Holt's catalogue runs to 185 books published between 1940 and 1995, covering historical fiction, historical romance and mystery. Daughter of Anna (1940) is the earliest title, and Daughters of England (1995) the latest. The listing gathers several credits under other names, including titles marked as Jean Plaidy. Series include Tudor Saga, Plantagenet Saga, Georgian Saga, Stuart Saga, Norman Trilogy, Queen Victoria and Lucrezia Borgia. Kings, queens, England and France are frequent subjects.

Fly fishing and murder meet in Victoria Houston's Loon Lake mysteries, set in Wisconsin around the police officer Lew Ferris and Doc Osbourne. Dead Angler (2000) opens that series, followed by Dead Creek and Dead Water. Houston's catalogue holds 30 books, the earliest of them non-fiction from the 1980s, and reaches The Wolves Are Watching in 2026.

Victoria Jamieson is a children's book author and illustrator who studied illustration at the Rhode Island School of Design and took an MA in Museum Studies at the University of Sydney. Before writing, Jamieson worked as a designer for a children's book publisher in New York City. The catalogue lists 8 titles from Bea Rocks the Flock (2009) onward, among them Olympig! (2012), Pest in Show (2013), Roller Girl (2015), The Great Pet Escape (2016) and All's Faire in Middle School (2017). Subjects record humorous stories, graphic novels, comic books, schools, pets and friendship. The Whole Wide World of Mabel Mulligan is scheduled for 2027.

Victoria Jenkins has 19 books in the catalogue, dated 2017 to 2026, and writes the Detectives King and Lane series. The 2017 titles are The Girls in the Water and The First One To Die. Later books include Nobody's Child (2018), The Divorce (2019), The Playdate (2021) and The Bridesmaids (2022). The Glass House (2026) is the newest entry, and Victoria Jenkins is still publishing.

Pinkalicious anchors Victoria Kann's picture books and early readers, a character whose name mutates across the series: Pinkalicious (2009), Goldilicious (2009), Silverlicious (2011), Pinkalicious and the Pink Pumpkin (2011), Rubylicious (2021). Pink, colours, imagination, food habits and sibling humour supply the subjects across 38 titles, most of them 24 pages. Nothing new has appeared under the Kann name since 2021.

Victoria Laurie writes mysteries with psychic leads. Abby Cooper opens the Psychic Eye Mysteries with Abby Cooper, Psychic Eye (2004), and M.J. Holliday heads the Ghost Hunter Mysteries. The Life Coach Mysteries, the Magical Trinket Mysteries, Maddie Fynn and the Oracles of Delphi Keep complete the series work. Forty-five catalogued books reach A Future To Remember (2026). Women detectives and missing persons recur as subjects.

Victoria Pinder is credited on 101 books from 2012 to 2026. Mything You and Returning for Valentine's are the 2012 titles, and The Blackmail Billionaire is the newest. Series include House of Morgan, Princes of Avce, Brothers in Revenge, Collins Brothers, Hawke Fortune, Marshall Family Saga and Heart for a Hero. The Zoastra Affair (2013) and Hidden Gabriel (2015) are among the earlier books.

Victoria Quinn's catalogue holds 28 books, all published between 2017 and 2021. Two title groups dominate it: the Black books - Black Obsidian, Black Diamond, Black Forever and Black Promise, all 2017 - and the Boss books of 2018, among them Boss Alpha, Boss Empire, Boss Games, Boss Lady, Boss Love and Boss Man. Soulless / Hamilton and Cherry are the named series. The Girl Who Always Wins, also published as Try Me (2021), closes the list, and nothing has followed. The median book runs 254 pages.

Victoria Roberts writes Scottish historical romance built on kilted heroes and warriors of the past. X Marks the Scot won Best Medieval Historical Romance at the 2013 RT Book Reviews Reviewers' Choice awards, and My Highland Spy took Best Historical and Best Book of the Year at the 2014 BTS Book Reviews Red Carpet awards. Roberts belongs to Romance Writers of America and Celtic Hearts Romance Writers, and contributes to the online magazine Celtic Guide. The catalogue holds 10 books published between 2012 and 2016, from Temptation in a Kilt to Kill or Be Kilt, with Scotland, England, governesses and spy stories among the subjects.

Victoria Schade writes about dogs. Catalogue subjects record dog training, dog psychology, animal behaviour, pets and human-animal relationships, in nonfiction and in fiction. Schade's 10 catalogued books run from Bonding with Your Dog (2009) to Fated Skates (2026), taking in Secrets of a Dog Trainer (2013), Life on the Leash (2018), Who Rescued Who (2020), Lost, Found, and Forever (2021), Someone to Love (2021), Dog Friendly (2022) and Unleashed Holiday (2023). Schade remains actively publishing.

Victoria Schwab is the name under which American writer Victoria Elizabeth Schwab, born 7 July 1987, publishes children's and young adult fiction. Schwab's work includes the 2013 novel Vicious, the Shades of Magic series and The Invisible Life of Addie LaRue, a nominee for the 2020 Locus Award for Best Fantasy Novel. Schwab also created First Kill, a supernatural teen drama adapted from a short story in the 2020 anthology Vampires Never Get Old. This listing holds 4 titles: Broken Ground (2015) and three short stories dated 2020, 2021 and 2023. Subjects include fantasy, shapeshifting and good and evil.

Victoria Tait writes five mystery series: Dotty Sayers Antique Mystery, Cotswold Antique Mystery, Kenya Kanga Mystery, Waterwheel Cafe Mystery and Treasured Journey Mystery. Tait's 37 catalogued books start with Fowl Murder (2020) and reach A Christmas of Chaos (2026), with Bidding and Blackmail in Barcelona scheduled for 2027.

Victoria Thompson's Gaslight Mysteries pair the midwife Sarah Brandt with the police detective Frank Malloy in historical murder investigations. Thompson's full catalogue holds 56 books, opening with Texas Treasure (1985), one of several early Texas titles, and reaching City of Promises (2026). The Counterfeit Lady series, the Tates of Texas, the Hired Gunslinger books and two further historical lines complete the list.

Victoria Vale published 23 books between 2015 and 2022, opening with Masquerade (2015) and ending at The Nanny Makes Three (2022). Villain, Scandalous Ballroom Encounters, Gentleman Courtesans, Widows Four, Pirate's Paradise and Naughty Nanny Temptations are the six series listed under Vale's name. Listed titles include A Marriage Most Scandalous (2015), Dominating Mr. Darling (2017), Submitting to the Marquis (2017) and Her Beautiful Bastard (2018). The 2010s are the busiest decade, and the catalogue has been dormant since 2022.

Victoria Walters writes contemporary romance and cozy mystery. The Glendale Hall novels began in 2019 with Coming Home to Glendale Hall, the Dedley End Mysteries opened with Murder At The House On The Hill in 2021, and Birch Tree Farm makes a third series. Cornwall and cafes recur as settings across 19 catalogued titles, which run from Dancing in the Fire in 2015 to Hope and Hot Chocolate on Mistletoe Lane in 2026. The Flower Shop is scheduled for 2027.

Victorine E. Lieske writes romance and romantic suspense, with science fiction, New York and missing persons also among the subjects. The 41 catalogued books run from Not What She Seems (2010) to When a Man Loves a Woman (2026), and include How to Find Success Selling eBooks (2012). Series include Married, Rockford High, Willow Shade Island, Billionaire Club and Overtaking, with titles such as Accidentally Married (2014) and Reluctantly Married (2015).

Viet Thanh Nguyen

10 books• 1 series

Viet Thanh Nguyen is a South Vietnamese-born American novelist and professor, born in 1971, who holds the Aerol Arnold Chair of English at the University of Southern California and teaches English, American Studies and Ethnicity there. The Sympathizer (2015), his debut novel, won the 2016 Pulitzer Prize for Fiction, the Dayton Literary Peace Prize and the Center for Fiction First Novel Prize, and Sympathizer is the one recorded series. Ten books are catalogued from Race and Resistance (2002) to To Save and to Destroy: Writing as an Other (2025), including Nothing Ever Dies (2016), The Refugees (2017), The Committed (2020), A Man of Two Faces (2023) and Simone (2024). The Vietnam War, refugees, Asian American writing and race in literature fill the subject index. Nguyen holds a MacArthur Fellowship and a 2017 Guggenheim Fellowship, and writes an opinion column for The New York Times.

Vin Strong writes action thrillers, and the titles come in two matched sets. The Lone books arrived first, all dated 2024: Lone Survivor, Lone Command, Lone Descent, Lone Strike, Lone Target and Lone Wolf. The Shadow books sit beside them, Shadow Game, Shadow Mission and Shadow Target. Twelve titles are catalogued across 2024 and 2025, with Lone Horizon the newest, and the catalogue is open.

Vina Jackson writes erotica. The catalogue holds 10 books dated between 2012 and 2016, all credited to Jackson. Two series stand under the Jackson name: Eighty Days and Pleasure Quartet. The listing holds Eighty Days Yellow, Amber, Blue and Red, all dated 2012, along with Eighty Days White (2013). Autumn (2014), Winter (2014), Spring (2015) and Summer (2016) run through the seasons, and Mistress of Night and Dawn (2013) also sits in the catalogue. Recorded subjects include man-woman relationships, sexual behaviour, women violinists and college teachers, with Dominik and Summer listed as fictitious characters.

Vince Flynn

26 books• 2 series

Vince Flynn, an American political thriller novelist born April 6, 1966, built a series around Mitch Rapp, a fictional assassin. The catalogue opens with Term Limits (1997), followed by Transfer of Power (1999), The Third Option (2000), Separation of Power (2001) and Executive Power (2003). Terrorism, intelligence officers, presidents and Washington, D.C. are among the recorded subjects. Flynn also worked as a story consultant on the fifth season of the television series 24, and died of prostate cancer on June 19, 2013. The listing carries titles dated well after that year, up to Double Tap (2026).

Vince Milam writes action thrillers. The Case Lee novels name their destinations: The Suriname Job (2017), The Caribbean Job (2018), The New Guinea Job (2018), The Amazon Job (2019) and The Cairo Job (2024). Two further series, Evil World and Challenged World, opened the catalogue in 2015 with Evil Runs, Pretty Little Creatures and The Unknown Element. Seventeen books make up the catalogue, and it is ongoing.

Vince Vogel has 18 books in the catalogue, published between 2017 and 2024. A Cross to Bear (2017) is the first. Two series carry the Vogel name: Jack Sheridan Mystery and Alex Dorring Thriller. Agent 192, Into The Woods, The Clay House and The Hitman's Death all date from 2018, and A Step Into The Dark, The End is Nigh, The Wrong Man and Who Dares Wins from 2019. Holier Than Thou came out in 2020, and Ferocious Beasts (2024) is the newest title.

Vincent B. Davis II writes the Sertorius Scrolls, the Marius Scrolls and the Consentino Crime Saga. The catalogue holds 11 books from 2017 to 2025, with a median length of 334 pages. The Man With Two Names (2017) is the earliest title, followed by Son of Mars (2018). Blood in the Forum, Sins of the Father, The Noise of War, Bodies in the Tiber, Whom Gods Destroy, Blood of the Sons, Sulla's Fist and While Rome Burned came next. Wolf at the Gates (2025) is the newest.

Vincent Ralph writes thrillers for young readers, set in England, with secrets, kidnapping and family life among the recorded subjects and obsessive-compulsive disorder appearing too. Are You Watching? (2019) opens a catalogue of 9 books that runs through 14 Ways to Die (2021), Lock the Doors (2022), Secrets Never Die (2023) and One House Left (2024) to four titles dated 2026, Fear Farm among them. Bleak Haven is the recorded series, and the catalogue is open.