Enhanced World

Five Minutes Longer by Victoria Sue blends urban fantasy, science fiction, and romance in a contemporary setting where enhanced humans are weaponized against terrorism. Finn, whose past includes family trauma, homophobia, and undiagnosed dyslexia, sees his hopes of joining the FBI destroyed until he is recruited into an experimental task force. Assigned to partner with a powerful enhanced operative who openly doubts him, Finn must prove his worth while navigating dangerous missions and internal team tensions. As the threat from a lethal terrorist group escalates, the growing emotional connection between the two men becomes as risky as the enemies they face.

Who We Truly Are by Victoria Sue continues the enhanced world of paranormal abilities, covert threats, and a central gay romance under pressure. Talon’s unstable powers are becoming as dangerous as the enemies hunting them, forcing him to confront whether he can still protect Finn or has become his greatest liability. When Finn volunteers himself as bait to track those abducting enhanced children, he enters a mission far beyond his training, separated from the team’s support. As urban fantasy, science fiction, and romantic tension intersect, the story focuses on loyalty, identity, and the cost of power in a contemporary setting where every choice carries lethal consequences.

Beneath This Mask by Victoria Sue blends urban fantasy, science fiction, and romantic suspense in a world where people with extraordinary abilities are treated as dangerous anomalies. Gael Peterson, a scarred and powerful member of the FBI’s elite H.E.R.O. unit, relies on his enhancements and emotional distance to keep others away, especially his new, non-enhanced partner, Jake. Their uneasy partnership is tested when a nonverbal enhanced child becomes the prime suspect in a murder case and a serial killer begins targeting enhanced individuals. As the investigation deepens and the threat turns toward Gael himself, he must decide how much to reveal to Jake, both to solve the case and to survive, in a story that foregrounds gay romance, trauma, and trust.

Guarding His Melody by Victoria Sue blends paranormal romance with contemporary urban fantasy in a world where genetically enhanced humans are hunted and confined. Deaf since childhood and transformed at twelve, Sebastian Armitage endures his father’s dangerous experiments to restore his hearing, even as his once-bright musical prospects disappear. When ex-soldier Gray Darling, still coping with trauma from Afghanistan, is hired as Seb’s bodyguard after anonymous threats turn violent, professional duty soon collides with growing attraction. As danger closes in and hidden agendas surface, both men must confront betrayal, state-sanctioned persecution of enhanced people, and their own fears if they are to survive long enough to claim a future together.

The Strength of His Heart by Victoria Sue continues the author’s blend of paranormal romance, urban fantasy, and procedural investigation. Vance Connelly, once destined for the Tampa Police Department, has rebuilt his life as an enhanced human agent with the FBI’s Human Enhanced Rescue Organization. His new partner, Samuel “Angel” Piper, is a non-enhanced DEA transfer whose undercover past resurfaces when the team pursues a dangerous new drug derived from enhanced blood. As the case exposes a personal link to Sam and places both men in escalating danger, the novel explores trust, trauma, and a slowly developing gay romance within a contemporary, high-stakes investigative setting.

Everybody Burns by Victoria Sue blends urban fantasy, science fiction, and romantic suspense around two damaged men forced to work together. Eli, handed over to monsters as a child and altered by that trauma, finally has a chance to strike back, even as his unstable abilities evolve and threaten to consume him. His new partner, Agent Daniel Connelly, has fled Washington but cannot escape the memories of the victims he failed to save, or the recognition of the same horror in Eli’s gaze. As they investigate paranormal threats in a contemporary setting, their uneasy alliance becomes an intense gay romance between a man who believes he cannot love and another convinced he is unworthy of it.

Mirror of the Sun by Victoria Sue continues a contemporary urban fantasy world where paranormal abilities, covert operations, and queer romance intersect. Haunted by the loss of his team in Syria, Richard agrees to work with his younger brother Talon, hoping to repair a fractured relationship complicated further by Talon’s transformation. Adam fears that the truth about his past actions will destroy the only family he has known and place unsuspecting people in danger, forcing him toward an impossible choice. Meanwhile, Sawyer struggles to control a volatile power while navigating his growing attraction to both a battle-hardened protector and a vulnerable figure whose sacrifice may be crucial, as all three men confront a threat that could overwhelm them.