The Builder's Apprentice

The Builder's Apprentice

When Winston Green awakens in a world of two moons and forgotten mysteries, he carries with him little more than memories of another life and the ache of unfinished dreams. Guided by the enigmatic Goodwin, he is drawn into the secret brotherhood of the Builders-men who shape more than stone and timber, who guard sacred knowledge against those who would twist it into chains.

Through oaths sworn in candlelit halls, rituals older than kingdoms, and lessons at once practical and profound, Winston discovers that building is more than craft-it is prayer, defiance, and war against the corruption that gnaws at the world. Among stonemasons, teachers, smiths, and healers, he finds not just mentors but brothers, ordinary men holding back extraordinary darkness.

But knowledge comes at a cost. To bear the tools of the Builders is to take up their burdens: secrecy, sacrifice, and the unending struggle against those who would wield geometry and craft for domination. As Winston learns to see the hidden patterns that shape creation, he must decide whether he will remain an apprentice-or become something more.

A tale of brotherhood, mystery, and sacred labor, The Builder's Apprentice invites readers into a world where every true work of craft is a prayer, and every prayer a stone set against the coming dark.