The David Discovery
From a warrior queen in 702 C.E. who sent her son—descended from King David—to safety before her final stand in North Africa, to a noble family that vanished after helping repel Napoleon’s army in 1799, a protected bloodline has survived in the shadows of history.
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Centuries later, a Holocaust survivor walks into a New York deli, the familiar scent of onions and potatoes stirring memories of the day his family was murdered—and of the legacy he’s spent a lifetime avoiding. In Havana, a grandson, a rising singer whose voice captivates millions, is suddenly rescued by a secretive group known only as The Watchers.​
As prophecy, power, and history collide, The David Discovery unravels the mystery of an unbroken Davidic line—and a race to uncover the truth behind the legend of the House of Israel’s lost heir.
About Eric Rozenman
Eric Rozenman has spent a lifetime chasing truth through the fog of politics, religion, and history. A former Washington director for CAMERA and editor of Washington Jewish Week and AIPAC’s Near East Report, he’s seen power and propaganda collide on the world’s biggest stages. His work has appeared in The Washington Post, Los Angeles Times, and New English Review. Author of From Elvis to Trump and Jews Make the Best Demons, Rozenman brings a journalist’s eye and a historian’s reach to the mysteries of faith, conflict, and identity that still shape our world—and drive The David Discovery.
