Book details
- Author: Ngozi Bolin
- Publisher: Pantraxxa LLC
- Genre: Metaphysical thriller, visionary fiction
- Published: March 12, 2026
- Length: 242 pages (hardcover)
- Formats: Hardcover, paperback, Kindle
- ISBN-13: 978-1967733880
- Language: English
The Witness Who Refused God
A novel by Ngozi Bolin
The Witness Who Refused God is a metaphysical thriller by Ngozi Bolin, published by Pantraxxa. Deniasema rejects the violent faith of post-war Nupia, escapes to America, and finds an anchor for her growing predictive abilities in a German Shepherd named Sheba.
About the book
Deniasema’s apostasy begins at age six, when she watches a child beaten in the name of divine correction. In post-war Nupia, churches multiply faster than houses and faith is the only currency that matters. Her refusal to accept blood as purification marks her as dangerous.
She escapes a forced marriage and accusations of witchcraft and arrives in America with nothing but the clarity that got her exiled. She builds a career in law, becomes wealthy through an uncanny gift for recognizing patterns, and learns that some forms of knowing cannot be explained without sounding insane.
Then she meets Sheba, a black-and-tan German Shepherd puppy who offers loyalty without worship and protection that asks nothing in return. As Deniasema’s ability to see futures before they unfold grows stronger, Sheba becomes the anchor that keeps her from dissolving into it. And Sheba is more than a dog.
Who this book is for
Readers of metaphysical thrillers and visionary fiction who like stories that question faith, loyalty and the nature of consciousness.
Themes
- Faith, violence and the freedom to question
- Exile and reinvention
- Foresight and the nature of consciousness
- Loyalty without submission
Frequently asked questions
It follows Deniasema, who rejects the violent religion of her childhood in post-war Nupia, flees a forced marriage and builds a new life in America. As her ability to foresee events intensifies, a German Shepherd named Sheba becomes her anchor.
It is a metaphysical thriller in the visionary fiction tradition.
Ngozi Bolin, an attorney and multigenre author whose fiction is published by Pantraxxa.
The hardcover edition is 242 pages.
Hardcover, paperback and Kindle.
All formats are available on Amazon.
About the author
Ngozi E. Bolin, Esq. is an attorney and multigenre author whose work spans legal guides, spiritual fiction, romance and contemporary women’s literature. She has more than three decades of litigation experience across New York and California.
