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Suspense • All ages
Onte (The Stamp)
GenreSuspense
Release Date8 September 2026
LanguageEnglish
SeriesThe stamp •35
₦6,701
Blurb
Onte (The Stamp)
At the end of Ireakari Street stands a house everyone avoids.
Number 13.
For years, the residents have whispered about the secrets hidden behind its walls. Yetunde has heard the stories since childhood, but she never imagined that the strange house would one day lead her into the darkest secret of her own family.
It begins with an old envelope.
Inside is a mysterious red stamp and a warning:
“You were never supposed to find this.”
When Yetunde enters Number 13, she discovers an old photograph that changes everything she thought she knew about her family. Her grandmother had been connected to the house. Her mother had once lived there. Her grandfather, whom she was told had died years ago, may still be alive.
And somewhere inside Number 13 lies a secret powerful enough to destroy the people who buried it.
As Yetunde searches for answers, she discovers hidden rooms, forgotten documents, mysterious letters, and a family member who has been lying to her for years.
But someone else is watching her.
Someone who will do anything to keep the truth buried.
What exactly does the mysterious stamp mean?
Why was Yetunde's family connected to Number 13?
And why did someone wait all these years for Yetunde to find the truth?
Yetunde thought she was investigating an abandoned house.
She soon discovers that she is actually investigating her own past.
Some secrets are buried. Some are stamped. And some are waiting for the right person to uncover them.
At the end of Ireakari Street stands a house everyone avoids.
Number 13.
For years, the residents have whispered about the secrets hidden behind its walls. Yetunde has heard the stories since childhood, but she never imagined that the strange house would one day lead her into the darkest secret of her own family.
It begins with an old envelope.
Inside is a mysterious red stamp and a warning:
“You were never supposed to find this.”
When Yetunde enters Number 13, she discovers an old photograph that changes everything she thought she knew about her family. Her grandmother had been connected to the house. Her mother had once lived there. Her grandfather, whom she was told had died years ago, may still be alive.
And somewhere inside Number 13 lies a secret powerful enough to destroy the people who buried it.
As Yetunde searches for answers, she discovers hidden rooms, forgotten documents, mysterious letters, and a family member who has been lying to her for years.
But someone else is watching her.
Someone who will do anything to keep the truth buried.
What exactly does the mysterious stamp mean?
Why was Yetunde's family connected to Number 13?
And why did someone wait all these years for Yetunde to find the truth?
Yetunde thought she was investigating an abandoned house.
She soon discovers that she is actually investigating her own past.
Some secrets are buried. Some are stamped. And some are waiting for the right person to uncover them.