"Dominion of the Divine"

In a world where gods are not eternal but cyclical, where time folds in on itself like a serpent devouring its tail, Hunter Persefoni navigates a reality that unwrites itself daily. The Ouroboros cult doesn’t worship gods—they are becoming them. And they need human souls as raw material for apotheosis. This is not a story about saving the world. It’s a story about a father who failed to save his daughter, and now must decide whether to save a humanity that may not deserve salvation. Ember’s ghost isn’t a comfort, she’s a reminder of everything he’s already lost, and everything he’s willing to sacrifice. Dominion of the Divine is a haunting exploration of the moment when personal grief becomes cosmic warfare, when a father’s love becomes indistinguishable from divine wrath, and when humanity’s inheritance is revealed to be something far more terrible than extinction. For readers of literary sci-fi who prefer their alien invasions intimate, their time-loops unforgiving, and their gods as flawed as the mortals they consume.