In Eve's Empire, bestselling author A.A. Castor delivers a haunting feminist tragedy written like a Greek drama. Selah is a modern icon of women's empowerment, a viral queen of self-love and sexual liberation. But beneath her empire of podcasts, speeches, and mirrors lies a slow spiritual decay. As she rises, she loses her soul—her daughter, her God, and the truth. This novel unravels themes of motherhood, feminism, narcissism, and legacy in a poetic, literary style. Told in lyrical scenes and chilling symbolism—snakes, altars, thrones, and gardens—this novel pierces through the illusion of progress and asks: what does a woman lose when she becomes her own god? Eve's Empire is a dark, emotional masterpiece for readers of feminist critique, religious fiction, and literary psychological drama.