The Tomb of Gods: Love at the Cost of History

By Jed P. Black

Before gods fell, they chose love.
Before history began, it was erased.

Four Great Races once ruled existence.

The Forged Flesh—masters of strength and living steel.
The Aurelion—sovereigns of aura, light, and blade.
The Dominion—architects of void and will.
The Divine Beasts—ancient powers who could unmake worlds.

Among them were two destined enemies.

Roran, a warrior who earned his crown with his fists.
Elara, a queen who bent reality with intention alone.

They were meant to destroy each other.

Instead, they discovered the truth.

Behind gods, war, and balance lay a betrayal so vast that it threatened to tear apart the universe itself. Faced with a choice no ruler should ever confront, Roran and Elara chose the unthinkable—

To erase their own civilizations.
To burn their histories.
To remove their names from existence.

All to prevent a war that would have ended everything.

Centuries later, the universe no longer remembers them.

But one structure remains.

Inside it lives Kael—their son.
Not a god. Not a king.
Just a man who buried the past.

When a desperate boy named Ishar climbs a forbidden mountain seeking a cure for his dying mother, he finds more than medicine. He finds the last witness to a history that should not exist.

And a truth the universe tried to forget.

The Tomb of Gods is an epic science-fantasy saga of:

Love that outweighs destiny

Power restrained by wisdom

War beyond gods

And sacrifices so complete that even memory is erased

Perfect for readers who love:

Grand cosmic stakes

Tragic romance

Strategic warfare and political tension

Mythic fantasy blended with science fiction

Some stories end worlds.

This one explains why the world still exists.