The Rings of Petros is an 85,000-word YA Sci-Fi/Coming-of-Age/Biblical Realism novel exploring the idea of God working on other planets. With the rise of SpaceX, the U.S. Space Force, and Space Tourism, the story seeks to prepare people for the possibility of God revealing himself in different ways. Inspired by the Chosen series, the book encourages readers to consider more context around the designs of the tabernacle from Exodus 25.

What if the twelve tribes of Israel grew through history, and Temple, Tribe, and King were all that everyone served? Yaniv Elkayam was born into the tribe of textilers, but can’t seem to find his place in the world. With graduation approaching, he must publicly decide to walk for ATA or his desire—Lochem-tribe of warriors. Yaniv protests against the monarchy's manipulation of faith and personhood as rumors of war escalate, but many people are not ready for change. Avishai Elkayam, global Chancellor and father, pushes him to fall in line while Yaniv’s best friend, Lev, reinforces conformity; crush, Eliora, encourages soul-searching; Baer, childhood frenemy, antagonizes and discourages pursuing answers, while Afek Central’s principal, Dr. Borneo, seems to want to help, but at a price.