ELOHIM — Book I: The First Fracture Before gods demanded worship, before morality became law, there was fracture. From the collision of primordial forces, life emerged not by command, but by union. From life came desire, solitude, and betrayal. And from betrayal, the first god was murdered. ELOHIM: The First Fracture reimagines ancient myth through a dark, poetic, and unsettling lens. Drawing inspiration from pre-biblical and Ugaritic mythologies, this volume dismantles the idea of divine perfection and exposes the birth of false authority. Here, creation is intimate and violent. The divine is fractured, not holy. And power is seized—not granted. Witness the rise of Lilith, the exile of truth, and the moment when ideology replaces origin. This is not a story of good and evil. It is the story of how order learned to lie. The First Fracture is the opening volume of the ELOHIM saga—a mythological epic that blends theological horror, dark fantasy, and philosophical provocation. Some truths were never meant to survive history. ⚠️ CONTENT WARNING (IMPORTANT – Draft2Digital friendly) Content Warning: This book contains themes of mythological violence, theological horror, blood imagery, and philosophical discussions that may be disturbing to some readers. Intended for mature audiences (+18).