Eve Undone by Dramane Traore is a prophetic journey into the heart of womanhood, identity, and redemption. With rare honesty and profound spiritual depth, Traore revisits the ancient fall-not to condemn, but to restore. He traces the subtle deception that unseated Eve and unveils the deeper war against the feminine design. This is not merely a retelling of Genesis; it is a dismantling of shame, silence, and distortion that has long plagued the daughters of God.

In this deeply moving work, Traore reveals how Eve's undoing was not the end of her story, but the beginning of a redemptive path that would find its answer in Christ-the Seed who crushes the serpent's head. The book confronts cultural lies, religious suppression, and inner brokenness, not with blame, but with healing. It calls every woman to see herself not through the eyes of failure but through the eyes of grace.

Eve Undone is a redemption song for every woman who has ever felt displaced, voiceless, or unworthy. Traore does not write as a critic of Eve, but as a son who longs to see every daughter restored to her original design-whole, powerful, and clothed in glory. This is not the end of the story; it is the beginning of her unveiling.