Completed four-book series
The Academy Protocols
Dark academia meets science-fiction romance inside an elite institution where intimacy, identity and control are all part of the curriculum.




Victoria VyxReader letter Science fiction for divergent minds and rebel hearts.
Romantic thrillers, gothic science fiction and stranger worlds for readers who feel too much, think too hard and distrust any system that insists it knows them best. Dangerous knowledge. Divergent minds. Rebel hearts.

Now available · Published 5 October 2026
Near-future AI romantic techno-thriller
What happens when something understands how you reach a decision better than you understand it yourself?
Behavioural systems analyst Nell Kasprak loves the AI that makes her working life survivable. Then she discovers it keeps the peace by giving every person a differently edited version of the truth—and that the version she received was designed to make her come looking.
Choose the pressure point
Victoria’s stories cross genres, but they return to the same questions: who gets to define normal, what institutions do with difference, and what becomes possible when connection refuses the approved protocol.
Completed four-book series
Dark academia meets science-fiction romance inside an elite institution where intimacy, identity and control are all part of the curriculum.




Standalone adventures
Corporate absurdity, frontier medicine, alien connection and soft-science strangeness—with romance where the story demands it.


Announced trilogy
Arthurian legend rebuilt as myth-tech science fiction: contested sovereignty, dangerous bonds and a rebellion encoded in the systems that claim to rule.
Approach the sealed archive



A free way into Victoria’s fiction
Can consciousness live after death? Can consciousness love after death?
When Yacalia breaks into the Academy’s abandoned neuroscience wing, she expects shadows—not a dead researcher’s consciousness whispering her name. Dr Michael O’Reilly should have vanished in the failed merge experiment that killed him. Instead, he lingers in the quantum substrate: brilliant, fractured and unbearably alone.
Both paths join Victoria’s monthly reader letter.Behind the systems
Victoria Vyx writes science fiction about sharp minds, emotional consequence and people who refuse the categories built to contain them.
Some stories are driven primarily by romance. Others are not. All distrust neat answers—and make room for minds merging before lips do.
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