This Sunday, V chats with Skye Alexander about her Lizzie Crane Mystery series. A historical mystery series about an ambitious and beautiful New York jazz performer Lizzie Crane and her troupe. Trying to make it in music in the roaring 1920s and navigate mysterious murders that take place along the way.

This Sunday V chats with Ellen Butler about her historical mystery book "Ink & Intrigue at Ivy Tree Inn" first book in her "The Ariadne Winter Mystery Series". a writer for Ladies’ Lifestyle Magazine Ariadne Winter with an interview assignment concerning a Hollywood starlet on the cusp of royal matrimony—an event hailed as the "Wedding of the Century." While Ariadne dutifully attends to her task, her heart yearns for the pursuit of her collegiate ambition: to be an investigative reporter for a renowned newspaper.

However, fate intervenes when she discovers a dead body and recognizes the opportunity it presents to write her way into the role she desires.

This Sunday V chats with Lana Williams about her historical mystery series The Field & Greystone. A Scotland Yard Inspector and widow come to together to solve these mysteries.

This Sunday, V chats with Genevieve Morrissey about her historical crime novel "Marriage and Hanging", about a young New England mill girl, five months pregnant, is found hanged in a deserted woodyard.

Initially ruled a suicide, letters found among the victim's effects lead to the suspicion that the father of her child—and likely murderer—is the young Reverend Josiah Woodley, a married man. Josiah is arrested and charged. Inspired by a true event.

This Sunday V chats with historical fiction author Stacy Kean about her new book The Nazi Housewife of Queens, New York. about an ordinary Queens housewife harboring a dark Nazi past and a survivor seeking justice. In this tense and shocking tale, their paths collide, unraveling a complex quest for truth across time.

This Sunday, V chats with speculative fiction author Kate Haley about her new series, Schilling and Florin, set in an alternate universe of Victorian London, her inspirations, character development processes, the societal changes she has incorporated into her narrative, particularly regarding queer representation, her research methods, the balance between cozy and traditional mystery genres, and her future aspirations as a writer.

This Sunday, V chats with Cecelia Tisci about her fascination with the Gilded Age, the creation of her mystery series featuring characters Val and Roddy, the significance of crime fiction in addressing social injustices, the historical context of the Gilded Age, drawing parallels to contemporary issues, insights into her research process and character development, the complexities of relationships, the interpretation of literature, and the impact of childhood classics.

This Sunday, V interviews David Hewson and discusses his transition from journalism to writing historical fiction, particularly focusing on his latest book, WHEN THE GERMANS COME, World War II, character development, the historical context of life in Dover during the war, research methodology, firsthand accounts, the resilience and bravery of the British people during this tumultuous period, courage during historical adversities, the intricacies of book publishing, and the importance of historical context in literature.