Moses Ose Utomi Books in Order
Moses Ose Utomi is a series of 5 books written by Moses Ose Utomi.
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Moses Ose Utomi books in publication order
5 books
Daughters of Oduma
by Moses Ose Utomi
2023
Retired sixteen-year-old fighter Dirt coaches younger girls in the sport of Bowing. When a rival attacks their strongest competitor, she must return to the arena and win recruits before her beloved found family is dissolved.
The Lies of the Ajungo
by Moses Ose Utomi
2023
In a city that sacrifices children's tongues for water, twelve-year-old Tutu faces a devastating birthday. With his mother dying of thirst, he ventures into the desert to find a water source and challenge his people's dependence.
The Truth of the Aleke
by Moses Ose Utomi
2024
After a mysterious cult massacres the City of Truth and steals its sacred relic, young peacekeeper Osi pursues its leader. His mission to recover the city's treasure forces him to question the history he has inherited.
Children of Useyi
by Moses Ose Utomi
2025
Dirt has restored her fighting family's fortunes when a mysterious adult arrives on an island without adults. His proposed tournament becomes a battle for survival as monsters attack, forcing Dirt to rely on dangerous divine magic.
The Memory of the Ogisi
by Moses Ose Utomi
2025
Historian Ethike seeks the lost tomb of Osi to prove his worth to the elders of a prosperous desert city. His investigation uncovers a vengeful power and revelations that threaten the city's understanding of its past.
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