Tochi Onyebuchi Books in Order

Taj supports his family by killing magical beasts formed from other people's sins, absorbing their guilt himself. When a royal assignment pulls him into a conspiracy, the young sin-eater must fight to protect himself and Kos.

After escaping Kos, Taj seeks help among sin-eaters with abilities resembling his own. Queen Karima's magic threatens both the city and his refuge, forcing him to prepare a return while Aliya investigates the queen's power.

In a future Nigeria devastated by climate disasters and civil war, sisters Onyii and Ify are torn apart by an attack. On opposing sides of the conflict, each struggles toward a future that might reunite them.

Five years after the war, Ify works as a medical officer in the Space Colonies while Uzo preserves war memories in Nigeria. A mysterious illness among refugee children connects their efforts and draws Ify back home.

Ella can glimpse the future and wield a terrifying power, while her brother Kev faces racism and imprisonment. As he suffers behind bars, she must decide how to use abilities powerful enough to destroy cities.

British missionary Nathaniel hopes to bring Christian teachings to a West African village in the nineteenth century. As slavers approach, the realities facing his congregation shake his beliefs, forcing him to question his purpose, faith, and humanity.

Sam Wilson resumes the role of Captain America and investigates a mysterious train hijacking with the new Falcon. Connections to Wakanda and Captain America’s history lead him into Latveria alongside Deadpool, where Doctor Doom creates further danger.

As wealthy Americans escape to space colonies, those remaining salvage lives from collapsing cities. Laborers, newcomers, a journalist, and a marshal navigate a future Earth where even the bricks of abandoned homes are taken away.

Sam Wilson protects a visiting politician from Mohannda while the White Wolf advances a plan threatening his allies and the nation. Restrictions on his pursuit of justice bring an unexpected partnership with Ian Rogers, the returned hero known as Nomad.

Struggling private investigator Boubacar is drawn into a case when an injured woman appears at his door and vanishes. His search exposes dangerous secrets in a city divided between French occupiers and indigenous factions seeking their lost heritage and powers.

Onyebuchi traces his online life from the present back to the early internet, examining how digital spaces shaped his identity as a Black writer. Essays explore race, fandom, gaming, expression, and the changing promises of community and equality.