Edward Bonaventure

Noah's Park

The grey past and the golden future collide in Noah's Park, a scifi epic of mythological origins. Ancient history meets artificial intelligence in this story for all the ages. One world will rise, and another will fall as mankind's defining struggle between interpretation and illumination reaches its greatest depth.Will humanity successfully navigate the thin line between apocalypse and revelation? Or will they fall, yet again...For fans of Indiana Jones, Jurassic Park, the DaVinci Code, Gattaca, and Journey to the Center of the Earth.Surfacing Q3 2026

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ULTRA

The Cold War died in 1991, but it's ghost lingers in haunted minds and hellish missions. For those with eyes to see and ears to hear, there is little light between natural and supernatural, between normal and paranormal. These shrinking thresholds are the new battlefields, home to heroes and villains of many kinds. And the stakes are inestimable.What happens when a paranormal infestation meets the immune response? ULTRA begins. It's a war too hot, and too cold, for life as we know it.For fans of X-Files, Black Rain, the Manchurian Candidate, Bryce Zabel's Dark Skies, First Wave, and the works of Dean KoontzSanitized for release in Q2 2026

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Conduit Class

Three months ago Vega lost her twin brother, three minutes ago the cabin lost pressure, and three seconds ago a mysterious man in a spacesuit signed her up for Conduit Class, an experience that takes her out of her body and out of this world. Time for shock and awe are absent from her coursework schedule, and as a transfer student, her orientation begins with this semester's final exam: a cosmically complex simulation with only one solution.But there won't be any letters or numbers on this test. Instead, she and her eccentric off-world classmates will be graded on the virtual world they save.It's supposed to be a simulation, like a video game. Vega loves games, she and her twin had won enough championships to pay for college. But she knows this planet in peril is more than a few pixels. The people are real, and life isn't a game.Or is that the wrong answer?For fans of Avatar, video games, and many classic Young Adult novelsLanding in Q4 2026