Dawning of Darkness: The Fall of Gods and Kings (First Edition, Revised)

James G Robertson presents a narrative where the boundary between life and death dissolves. When individuals pass away on Earth, they awaken in Afterworld, an ancient realm located beyond the stars. This setting serves as the final defense line against the Dark Creator and his legions. The story draws upon historical and legendary figures, specifically King Arthur, Joan d'Arc, and Ragnarr Lodbrok, who lead humanity in this cosmic struggle. The plot hinges on a catastrophic betrayal by a trusted brother-in-arms who defects to the enemy side. This act destroys the protective Veil of Afterworld, allowing soul-devouring horrors to breach the final blockade. The text details how these legendary heroes must confront their own limitations and the breaking point of their alliance as they face the Dark Gods. Robertson structures the tale around this imminent fall, exploring the fragility of unity when confronted with encroaching darkness. Readers seeking high-stakes supernatural fiction involving mythological figures will find this work compelling. It suits those interested in the intersection of historical legend and cosmic horror. The narrative does not offer comfort or easy victories, as even legends can break under such pressure. The book concludes with the heroes facing their greatest test, leaving Earth at the mercy of the Dark Creator if Afterworld falls.