Tempest Sets Sail: Victoria Aveyard Pirate Series Hits Streaming

Published on 2026-07-04 | Translated from Spanish

The author of the Red Queen saga has confirmed the television adaptation of her upcoming novel, Tempest. The story takes place at the end of the Golden Age of Piracy and presents a dilemma: a former noblewoman must choose between the Empire or rebellion. For the audience, this means a new streaming entertainment option, though no date or cast has been confirmed yet.

Late 17th century pirate ship at twilight, sails unfurling as crew prepares to depart, a former noblewoman in torn velvet stands at the bow gripping a spyglass, her other hand resting on a cutlass, the imperial flag being lowered while a black flag rises, wooden deck with cannon barrels and rope coils, storm clouds gathering on the horizon, cinematic golden-hour lighting, photorealistic period detail, salt spray particles in the air, dramatic chiaroscuro shadows, ultra-detailed ship rigging and brass fittings.

Production in uncharted waters: no script or cast 🏴‍☠️

The announcement comes before the book's release, scheduled for September. This means the writing team will be working with material not yet tested by readers. The series is in early development, with no platform assigned or showrunner confirmed. The adaptation will depend on how the narrative of corsairs and betrayals is translated into an episodic format, a common technical challenge in such projects.

Spoilers: the series will premiere before you finish the book ⚠️

This poses a logistical problem for fans: reading 400 pages before Netflix or whoever drops the eight episodes. Or worse, getting the ending spoiled on TikTok while you're still on chapter three. The solution is simple: pre-order the book now, or get ready to pirate... well, to watch the series without context.