The Builder
The Builder
Book Two of the Sons of Zadok Series
A Christian thriller of prophecy, destiny, and sacred architecture
70 A.D.
As Roman legions set Jerusalem ablaze, High Priest Zadok and a remnant of his priestly order flee the Holy City, carrying with them sacred relics and the last blueprints of Solomon’s Temple—treasures the conquerors will never find.
Two thousand years later
The descendants of those priests still walk the earth. Scattered across continents, twelve men bear the hidden mantle of prophecy. They call themselves The Sons of Zadok. One among them, known only as The Scribe, has one mission—to awaken the others before the appointed time runs out.
Present day
Ezra Osei, a Ghanaian-Israeli architect with royal Akan blood and ancient priestly DNA, receives a long-delayed inheritance: the Tabnit Scrolls—mysterious blueprints his grandmother ordered to reach him exactly ten years after her death. Etched with golden ink and impossible geometry, the scrolls defy reason… and summon destiny.
When a revered Jerusalem rabbi dreams of “blueprints on Black skin,” The Scribe knows his search is over. He journeys to Ghana to find Ezra—the next Son of Zadok to be awakened. But Ezra’s greatest struggle is not with the shadows that hunt him—it is with his own unbelief.
As dark forces rise, Ezra is drawn into a race against time. His ruthless adversary, Marcus Arte Madeira, will stop at nothing to corrupt the divine pattern. Backed by Charles Sullivan—an enigmatic Templar financier with secrets buried deep in Vatican vaults—Marcus launches a final assault on the prophecy itself.
To survive, Ezra must unlock the language of sacred geometry, confront his ancestral calling, and yield to the voice that has been calling his bloodline for millennia.
He is the Builder—and without him, the Temple cannot stand.
The Egyptian Codex
An ancient mystery. A modern murder. A race to uncover a truth buried for millennia.
Moses demanded freedom before Pharaoh. Plagues fell, the Israelites vanished into legend, and left behind no trace. For centuries, scholars and skeptics alike have searched in vain for answers.
Two hundred years after the Exodus, the last native Pharaoh of Egypt, Nectanebo II, fled into the shadows of history, carrying with him a sacred codex said to preserve the final secrets of the lost Israelites—and of Egypt itself. Hidden in an unmarked grave and encoded on a shard of pottery, the truth was meant to remain lost.
Until now.
When Professor Jade dies under bizarre circumstances mirroring ancient Egyptian embalming rites, historian Folashade Benson knows it was no accident. A cryptic message left behind pulls her into a web of riddles, relics, and ruthless enemies. With the reluctant help of disgraced Egyptologist Peter Fergusson, Folashade uncovers a forgotten link between Exodus-era myths, a vanished codex, and a secret society willing to kill to protect it.
From the libraries of Pittsburgh to the tombs of Nubia, from shattered ostraca to encrypted scrolls, Folashade must race to solve a mystery 2,000 years in the making—before history’s greatest secret is lost forever.
Dear Future Me:- How I Became Nigeria's First Chemical Engineer
A true story of big dreams, bold questions, and a boy who built the future—with science.
Meet Sikiru Adebayo Sanni—once a curious child in a small Nigerian town, now known as Nigeria’s first professor of Chemical Engineering.
In this inspiring nonfiction picture book for ages 7–10, readers follow young Sanni’s journey from carrying his baby brother on his back and befriending a pet goat, to walking miles to school, facing hardship, and discovering the power of science and learning.
With vibrant illustrations and a heartfelt letter to young readers, Dear Future Meshows that greatness doesn't start in big places—it starts in small questions and the courage to keep going.
🧪 Based on a true story
🌍 Set in Nigeria, rooted in real history
📖 Includes a letter from Professor Sanni, a science spotlight, and activities
💡 Perfect for STEM education, African history, and character-building lessons
If your child loves true stories, science, or learning about African heroes, this book will spark curiosity, pride, and purpose.
The Last Wampumpeag Keeper
A hidden legacy. A buried past. And a truth that could destroy everything.
Lekan Benson, a respected lecturer at Obafemi Awolowo University, receives a call that shatters his world—his mother has died. With her passing goes his final opportunity to uncover the truths he has long sought about his family’s hidden past. However, what begins as personal grief quickly spirals into something much more dangerous.
When cryptic revelations hint at a long-buried secret, Lekan embarks on a quest that spans across continents. With each discovery, he gets closer to a truth that someone is desperate to keep hidden.
He is not alone. A powerful and secretive figure, with shadowy connections to Lekan’s forgotten heritage, emerges, claiming ownership of a legacy believed to be lost for generations. Lekan is not just searching for answers; he is being hunted for them.
Joined by his daughter, renowned archivist Professor Folashade Benson, Lekan must follow a trail of clues, untangle a complex web of lies, and outsmart forces determined to erase the past—and anyone who dares to expose it.
From the heart of Nigeria to Europe’s ancient corridors of power, this is a race for truth, identity, and survival.
The hunt is on. And the past is watching.
Available August 30
The Bloodline
70 A.D.:
Zadok, the Jewish High Priest, flees the land of Israel with his family and fellow priests as the Romans invade Jerusalem. They leave with a cache of precious relics the Romans are seeking.
2000 years later:
Twelve men worldwide emerge whose mission is to fulfill Jewish prophecies. Their existence, though unknown, is passed down from generation to generation. They call themselves “The Sons of Zadok.”
1985:
In Spain, a son is born to a childless couple. On his left arm is the mark of a quill.
Present day:
On the verge of a breakthrough, the renowned professor of archival studies, Professor Folashade Benson, discovers unexpected etchings on the Notre Dame Cathedral. Before she can pursue this, her good friend Juan-Perez de Santos disappears suddenly. Folashade follows the clues from Notre Dame to Spain and finds that Juan-Perez de Santos is at the center. She soon finds herself in the middle of a twisted and frightening plot when they meet. She must learn to put aside her misgivings and team up with Juan before they lose their lives to a twisted and sadistic group bent on destroying everything in their path.
“The book's excellent production quality and cover design complement the great mystery. Its style, tone, and unique elements will appeal to many readers in its intended genre.”
___ Judge, 31st Annual Writer’s Digest Self-Published eBook Awards.
The Grieving Widow
After the sudden and tragic death of her husband, a woman of reserved disposition found herself facing a difficult decision. She knew that she could not remain in her former life, but the prospect of starting anew was daunting. Eventually, she made the difficult choice to relocate to a new area, hoping that a fresh start would aid her healing process.
It was there that she encountered a charismatic and thought-provoking new employer who challenged her in ways she never expected. He recognized potential within her that she had never seen in herself, and encouraged her to step beyond her comfort zone and take calculated risks.
As she grew more comfortable in her new surroundings, the woman began to recognize that she was developing feelings for her employer. The prospect was daunting, and she was faced with the decision of whether or not to open herself up to the possibility of love once again, even if it meant a substantial cost. The stakes were high, and the journey promised to be a thrilling one.
The Missing Link
At the heart of the ancient town of Ile-Ife, in a grotto, is an ancient relic. Its origin is said to date back to the town's inception. Worshiped as a god, the artifact was buried centuries ago on the grounds of the Ooni’s (King’s) palace. The current Ooni (King), via his oracle, instructs that the relic be exhumed and then he dies. Surprisingly the sculpture disappears. A hunt for the missing artifact begins and it’s a race against time, for without it the new Ooni cannot be crowned. Similarly in the Obafemi Awolowo University the town’s only college and Africa’s most beautiful campus, a famous manuscript on Yoruba History, missing for a century suddenly appears in its library. What links both events? Renowned archivist Professor Folashade Benson has the onerous task of connecting both events before the ancient town for the first time in its history goes without an Ooni (King).
In The Missing Link, a mystery / thriller novel written by Moriamo A Onabanjo, we are presented with a thrilling and intriguing tale of ancient artifacts and ancient knowledge, blended and whipped together with the convincing tone of Crichton or Preston.
Judge, 6th Annual Writer’s Digest Self-Published eBook Awards.
