A science-fiction mystery and conspiracy series

The Venus Prophecy

What if Venus once held an advanced civilization—and its final message reached Earth?

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The trilogy

Three books. One far-reaching mystery.

Follow planetary scientist Victoria Campos from her childhood questions about Venus into a struggle over discoveries that could transform humanity.

Death Call from Venus illustrated book cover
Book one

Death Call from Venus

Victoria's determination to understand a mystery beneath Venus's clouds leads her to NASA—and to evidence someone wants suppressed.

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The Legacy of Venus illustrated front cover
Book two

The Legacy of Venus

An extraordinary crystal archive carries knowledge from a lost civilization. Who will control what it contains?

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The Heirs of Venus by A. G. Conlyn, featuring Shrieese and her mother Victoria beneath Venus
Book three · In development

The Heirs of Venus

Twenty-five years after Victoria’s discovery, Shrieese inherits a mysterious marking—and a question about humanity’s freedom to choose.

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Portrait concept of adult Victoria Campos
The central character

Meet Victoria Campos

As a girl in Tidewater Virginia, Victoria asked questions about the night sky and began building her own telescope. Years later, her scientific curiosity carries her to NASA and a discovery that changes everything.

Her stubborn intelligence is an asset—but the forces competing for Venus's secrets have very different ideas about who should control them.

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The real places behind the fiction

The world that made Victoria curious

Irvington, the Rappahannock River, Mosquito Point, and a tiny imagined island are part of Victoria's fictional childhood. Explore the geography, artwork, and a Tidewater story about Stingray Point.

Illustrated map of Victoria's Tidewater Virginia, including My Island as a fictional locationVictoria's TidewaterExplore the mapFamily observing stars beside their Irvington cottageUnder the night skyVictoria's childhood telescopeRestored painting of a family sign in Tidewater VirginiaA landscape rememberedFamily history and inspiration
Television adaptation

From novel to screen

Death Call from Venus is also being developed as a television series. The pilot, series bible, and pitch materials can be shared with legitimate producers by arrangement.

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Victoria examining a translucent, glowing crystal cube
Concept illustration: an extraordinary discovery.