Hall Of The Dead (Hall Of The Dead Book 1)

Hall of the Dead

All the myths are true—and they are closer than we think.

Across the cosmos lie countless realms: the surface world of humanity, the abyss, the underworld, limbo, purgatory, heaven, and the timeless spaces in between. These worlds are inhabited by powerful beings drawn from every mythology—The Supreme One, Lucifer, Zeus, and many others—each ruling, scheming, and guarding their influence across existence.

Among humanity, a rare few are born as Transcendents: individuals with the dangerous ability to move freely between realms. Left unchecked, their power could fracture the fragile boundaries that hold the universe together. To prevent catastrophe, Eve—the first woman created beyond Adam—has been given a singular task: find the Transcendents and send them to the Abyss before their gifts unravel creation itself.

But the balance of power is shifting. The Supreme One struggles to maintain control while rival forces, including Lucifer, seek to expand their dominion. A cold war brews in the heavens—fought not with weapons of steel or fire, but with ancient magic capable of reshaping reality. As tensions rise across the realms, Eve begins to uncover the true depth of her own abilities. Though still human—and never as inherently powerful as the immortal beings she faces—she may be the only one capable of preserving the balance.

Hall of the Dead is an epic fantasy that blends mythology, cosmic conflict, and supernatural suspense into a sweeping story of power, destiny, and choice.

Discover a world where heaven and the underworld collide—and where one woman must decide the fate of them all.

Excerpt from the book

The man and woman. The humans, The Supreme One thought to himself. They looked like the Supreme One to a degree. They were significantly smaller. They were both wearing fig leaves over simple torso and leg coverings made from an animal, most likely bear.

The woman was good looking at five foot six, 120 pounds. She had perfect flowing blonde hair. Her breasts were not too large but natural. Her skin was perfect, so much so that it was like looking into a mirror or Narcissus looking into the pool. The man, on the other hand, was six-foot, significantly larger than the woman at 190 pounds. He was not sculpted like a God, nor was he fat, but you could tell from how he stood that he carried himself with an animalistic strength. They both looked to be around 40, but The Supreme One knew the truth; they were hundreds of years old, over 900, and had ageless magic in them both.

The Supreme One, for all extensive purposes outside of defeating God or The First Cause, for all intents and purposes, as titles go, was the same. It is like those multiple references to God in The Old Testament that basically mean the same thing.

The Supreme One was in an extremely difficult position. The five realms had been well-established for other beings. Gods and more minor angels and demons. But what were the punishments for the first two humans or the rewards? There were so many intricate parts that had to be created. Beings were easy to rule over: you did bad, you went to hell; you did good, you went to my realm. But beings knew what they were doing and were much more powerful, whereas humans were much less powerful and therefore had more free will.

Lucifer had warned God that these humans and those that came after would be the first transcendence, meaning they could transcend realms outside of those that were granted to do so.

‘Greetings, Adam and Eve.’

When they saw their creator, they humbled themselves before him. They did not know what to do. The woman, Eve, had a silky-smooth voice.

‘Is this a dream or are we dead? This does not look like hell to me; I thought that is where we were going.’ Eve said, downcast.

The man, Adam, more common to his sex, was more upbeat and confident.

‘What did I tell you, woman? Of course, we would go to heaven. It is the serpent’s fault for our problems. If he had never infiltrated the Garden, we would still be in Eden. We would still be there.’

The Supreme One felt enraged. He knew of both of their betrayals. But meeting their creator and blaming their sins on another was extremely difficult to deal with.

‘Yes, this is heaven. You being the first two humans, we had to make some adjustments. How did you come to the light bridge?’

The two looked at the Supreme One confused. Did he not know? Was God not omnipotent and omnipresent?