Eve Undone is not a retelling of the Fall — it is an unraveling of the lie. In this bold and beautifully restorative work, Dramane Traore peels back centuries of distortion to uncover the original glory embedded in the feminine design. This is not a book about shame, sin, or subjugation. It is a return to origin — a sacred unveiling of the woman as she was always meant to be: radiant, co-creative, incorruptible.
Far from theological reaction or cultural commentary, Eve Undone moves with prophetic rhythm and revelatory fire. It calls the reader to re-examine Eve not as the beginning of human downfall, but as a mirror of divine intentionality. The woman formed from man was not a lesser echo — she was the crowning rhythm of creation, the embodied wisdom of God, the portal through which life would multiply and glory would be housed.
Each page invites daughters to rise from beneath the weight of inherited shame and reclaim the pattern of original design. This is not about empowering women through modern ideologies. It is about restoring the Edenic essence that still pulses beneath the dust. It is about awakening to the truth that the woman was never cursed — she was misread.
Eve Undone does not merely heal history; it re-authors it. It offers a vision of womanhood that is not defined by fragility or fault, but by divine fusion, co-regency, and eternal purpose. The undoing spoken of in these pages is not a tearing down — it is a resurrection. A remembering. A re-seating of the daughter in the authority she never truly lost.
