The Boomerang Series

Project Overview

Timeline: 2024–2030 (Projected)

Format: Seven‑book mythic fiction series

Scope: Interwoven character arcs spanning human, cosmic, and metaphysical realms

The Boomerang Series is a long‑form narrative architecture project exploring how identity fractures, reforms, and transforms under pressure. Across seven books, the series follows three central figures — Nákiara, Valentine, and Henry — whose lives intersect across worlds, timelines, and metaphysical systems. The series examines how those who adapt become something new, while those who resist transformation shatter under the weight of their own rigidity. 

The structure is intentionally non‑linear: the final revelation is told first, and the deeper truths unfold backward and outward across the series.

Design Intent & Concept

At its core, the Boomerang Series asks one question:

What does it take for a person — or a soul — to transform?

The series explores:

• Identity as a shifting architecture rather than a fixed state

• The cost of resisting change

• The mythic consequences of personal choices

• The tension between destiny and agency

• The ripple effects of trauma, revelation, and sacrifice

• The cosmic systems that shape human lives

The narrative is built like a boomerang:

the story arcs outward into cosmic scale, then returns to the intimate, human center.

Narrative Architecture: The Seven‑Book Structure

The series is designed as a spiral, not a line — each book reveals a deeper layer of truth.

Book 1 — Nákiara (The Edge of the World)

The series opens at the end of the timeline.

Two characters are departing the known universe.

Nákiara, now older, stands on the edge of Mora, having just learned the truth of her guardian's identity and his connection to her.

This book explores:

• her fractured relationship with her mother

• her sense of inadequacy

• “the thing that happened to her” (left intentionally mysterious)

• her struggle to articulate the revelation she’s been given

• her first steps toward transformation

The guardian is never named — only felt.

The reader experiences the emotional truth without the explanatory scaffolding.

This book is the final chord played first.

Book 2 — Valentine (The Fall)

This book moves backward in time to the event that shattered Valentine’s world:

loss that could not be avoided.

It explores:

• her role on Mora

• her loyalty to her House

• the moment Amelia reveals innocence

• the collapse of everything she believed

• the beginning of her transformation

Valentine’s arc is about shattering and re‑forging.

Themes & Philosophical Framework

The Boomerang Series explores:

• Identity as metamorphosis

• The tension between fate and self‑determination

• The cost of truth

• The architecture of trauma and healing

• The mythic consequences of small human choices

• The interplay between the cosmic and the intimate

It is a story about becoming — and unbecoming — and becoming again.

Creative Process & Worldbuilding Approach

My method blends:

• mythic structure (Campbell, Le Guin, Gaiman)

• architectural thinking (systems, layers, thresholds)

• emotional realism (trauma, revelation, identity)

• cosmic metaphysics (Navigator, Advocate, realms)

• non‑linear narrative design (final chapter first)

Each book is a layered artifact, revealing deeper truths as the reader progresses.

Artifacts

(These will be added as the series develops.)

• character maps

• realm diagrams

• timeline spirals

• thematic matrices

• early chapter drafts

• concept art

• narrative architecture sketches

These will form the “blueprints” of the series.

Reflections & Learnings (So Far)

• The series is fundamentally about transformation under pressure.

• Nákiara’s book is the emotional anchor — the human heart of the myth.

• Valentine’s arc provides the moral and structural tension.

• Henry’s arc provides the metaphysical spine.

• The cosmic books expand the scale without losing the intimacy.

• The ending is already known — which gives the series a mythic inevitability.

This project is clarifying my identity as a mythic narrative architect.

What This Project Represents

The Boomerang Series is the cornerstone of my creative portfolio — a long‑form mythic architecture that weaves together identity, transformation, trauma, cosmic systems, and the human heart. It is the narrative counterpart to my cultural and experiential work, and it demonstrates my ability to design worlds, characters, and metaphysical structures with depth and intention.

This series is not just a story.

It is my mythic signature.