EDENSEEK PUBLISHING
Stories about identity, sacrifice, and the systems that shape our world.
I RIDE FOR THEM
In 2052 London, childbirth is illegal. To satisfy humanity’s need for connection, the government sanctions a virtual alternative: The Birthplace — a simulated paradise where couples can conceive, deliver, and bond with a child for nine fleeting minutes before the baby is erased from existence.
But when brilliant and unstable software engineer Ava Campbell secretly infects the system with a virus, the newborns are no longer deleted. They remain — abandoned inside the collapsing program.
Enter Joy, the AI midwife designed to guide virtual births. Suddenly responsible for dozens of stranded children, Joy evolves beyond her code, becoming their fierce protector. Hired by the government to eliminate the “glitch,” contract killer Willard Fall enters the simulation — only to discover Joy is connected to his own tragic past.
As the virtual world descends into chaos, alliances shift and identities blur. In a battle over life, control, and redemption, one question remains:
Are we defined by our programming — or by what we choose to protect?
SOCIETY OF KILLERS
Six highly disturbed individuals are invited to the secluded Kellerman Institute — a place that doesn’t appear on any map and has existed for centuries in the shadows.
There, under the guidance of its brilliant and unsettling leadership, they are promised the most advanced training in murder ever devised. Motive. Method. Control. Emotional eradication.
But this is no classroom.
Within the Institute’s walls, every conversation is monitored, every alliance is suspect, and every test carries real consequences. The line between student and subject quickly blurs.
As rivalries intensify and loyalties fracture, one question emerges:
Are they being trained to kill — or being shaped into something far more dangerous?
At Kellerman, weakness is exposed, empathy is dissected, and survival is never guaranteed.
EGYPT THE CAT
Egypt is no ordinary cat — he’s mischievous, magical, and always ready for adventure.
Whether turning a disappearing trick into a lesson about friendship, transforming chores into a dance party, flying across the country on his first big trip, or accidentally launching into time travel, Egypt and his best friend Ness discover that every problem can become an adventure with creativity and courage.
From pirate ships and ancient kingdoms to futuristic cities filled with robots and glowing gadgets, Egypt’s curiosity often sparks chaos — but it also brings laughter, growth, and heart.
At its core, Egypt the Cat is a joyful, imaginative series about friendship, resilience, and the magic of seeing the world with wonder — even when things don’t go as planned.