Standalone space operas

Strange skies. Unmapped connections.

Two complete adventures at the edges of civilisation: one on a bioluminescent water world, one on a mining moon where reality has developed an inconvenient tear.

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Each space opera is a fully standalone story with its own world, protagonists and ending. Both pair speculative adventure with sharp character tension and unconventional minds.

Cover of Soltice on Lumei-4 by Victoria Vyx

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Soltice on Lumei-4

One misfired Solstice signal. One ecological disaster. One very inconvenient alien prince.

Romantic space opera

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Cover of A Stranger in the Squeezeline by Victoria Vyx

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A Stranger in the Squeezeline

On the edge of the galaxy, the most dangerous thing to catch is a feeling.

Romantic space western

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Victoria’s space operas leave polished institutions behind for border worlds, corporate mistakes and the kinds of problems no central authority is remotely equipped to solve. In other words: competent, unconventional people dealing with professionally produced chaos.

Read Soltice on Lumei-4 for ecological science fiction, corporate chaos and a living reef doing its weird little glowing thing. Choose A Stranger in the Squeezeline for frontier medicine, celestial bureaucracy and a stranger who may be more dangerous than the anomaly that delivered him.