Goddess in Chains: the Tragedy of the Last Medusa

GODDESS IN CHAINS: The Tragedy of the Last Medusa”Born to be Worshiped. Condemned to Die.”Born perfect. Built dangerous. Bound for execution.In a future not far from now, a genetically engineered woman sits blindfolded and shackled on death row. Her crime? Existing.Designed to be flawless, beautiful beyond reason, and laced with powers no science fully understands, she was created in a lab, sculpted from the ambitions of the rich—and then discarded the moment her perfection turned lethal. Her eyes kill. Her stare ruptures hearts. Her very presence disrupts the rules of nature and control.Now, she waits in silence, abandoned by her makers, misjudged by courts, and studied like a relic from a mythology the world doesn’t yet realize is still breathing.But her silence isn’t surrender. It’s patience.As advocates and psychiatrists arrive—some to help her, others to harness her—she begins to unravel the truth of her existence, her power, and the monstrous lineage behind it. What was intended as a correction to flawed humanity may be something older, darker, and far more divine.Amid clinical sessions and government secrets, amid the sterile horror of containment, a forbidden love grows—one born of obsession, of danger, of reverence. But even that may be too late.Because something is growing inside her now.Something alive.Something watching.And she is no longer alone in her own body.As the world inches closer to her due date, the question is no longer whether she’ll be executed—but whether anything on earth will survive what she brings into it.Part speculative horror, part myth retelling, and part psychological seduction, GODDESS IN CHAINS is a dark, lyrical odyssey through power, punishment, and the blood-soaked cost of perfection.For readers who devoured The Power, Annihilation, and The Silent Patient, this is a story of what happens when the divine is born broken—and decides to stay that way.