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Solomon's Wisdom

Inside the ruins of a 3rd-century Christian monastery, archaeologist Nathan Ashford uncovers the a Phoenician tablet sealed within its walls alongside human remains. Two civilizations, a thousand years apart, never meant to meet.

To decode the tablet’s ancient script, he turns to Eve Somerville, a brilliant linguist with a secular edge. But their discovery draws the attention of a ruthless adversary with centuries of power and a history of silencing threats.

With the help of an unlikely ally, Nathan and Eve follow the clues into the Jordanian desert, to a revelation buried since the reign of King Solomon—one the world was not ready to face.

From ancient Jerusalem to modern-day Egypt, their journey reveals that truth was never the threat. Fear was.

260 pages, Kindle Edition

Published October 6, 2025

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August 25, 2026
Solomon’s Wisdom is a fascinating historical mystery that blends archaeology, ancient history, danger, and discovery into an intriguing adventure. The discovery of a Phoenician tablet hidden inside a Christian monastery immediately sets the story in motion, creating a mystery that reaches far beyond what Nathan and Eve initially expect. I enjoyed the contrast between Nathan’s archaeological expertise and Eve’s linguistic skills as they work together to uncover the meaning behind the ancient clues. Their journey from the ruins of the monastery into the Jordanian desert adds a strong sense of adventure, while the ruthless adversary keeps the stakes high.

A compelling read for anyone who enjoys ancient secrets, archaeological mysteries, and stories where the past holds a revelation powerful enough to change the present.
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