Journey of The Lost Souls (JoTLS) is a collection of raps and poetry, detailing the African-American male experience from the author's point of view. The works are mostly fictional narratives of situations and mini-biographies inspired by the life of the author and associates. The author is an African-American male who was raised in an inner-city single parent home. He endured many early hardships, but went on to receive a bachelors, masters, and doctorate from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) in mechanical engineering. The works are arranged such that the order of events follows a pattern similar to the author's experiences. The book is inspirational, demonstrating how it is possible to overcome struggles and build a prosperous future. JoTLS is accompanied by recordings of some of the lyrics to music, which can be purchased separately.

A shipwrecked prince on a foreign shore and a young princess coming into her powers battle dark forces that would destroy her kingdom and their love.  Nine hundred years before Columbus, a sailor with a mystical map and a vision of a glorious destiny is shipwrecked on the far side of the world. A prince of Visigothic Spain, Iudila finds his match in Chakin, daughter of a Mayan king. Can love span the gulf between them, or will they be cast apart by their different gods—or by the dark shaman who desires Chakin for himself?

Lift the veil of legend for the untold story of Makeda, the Queen of Sheba, and Bathsheba, wife and mother of Israel's first kings. When Makeda, the slave-born daughter of the chieftain of Saba, comes of age, she wins her freedom and inherits her father's titles along with a crumbling earthwork dam that threatens her people's survival. When she learns of a great stone temple being built in a land far to the north, Makeda leads a caravan to the capital of Yisrael to learn how to build a permanent dam and secure her people's prosperity. On her arrival, Makeda discovers that her half-sister Bilkis (also known as Bathsheba) who was thought to have died in a long-ago flash flood, not only survived, but has become Queen of Yisrael. Not content with her own wealth, Bilkis intends to claim the riches of Saba for herself by forcing Makeda to marry her son. But Bilkis's designs are threatened by the growing attraction between Makeda and Yetzer abi-Huram, master builder of Urusalim's famed temple. Will Bilkis's plan succeed or will Makeda and Yetzer outsmart her and find happiness far from her plots and intrigue?