In the chilling novel "Methuselah," follow the ruthless Evershade family as they seek to achieve world domination using their possession of a rare and mysterious fruit called Methuselah. For centuries, this fruit has granted the Evershades immortality and unbridled power, allowing them to rule with an iron fist.

As they expand their empire, the Evershade family must navigate a treacherous landscape of politics, war, and betrayal to maintain their hold on power . With factions within the family vying for control and enemies from without seeking to bring them down, the Evershades must resort to ever more extreme measures to ensure their continued dominance.

But as they approach their ultimate goal, the Evershade family must confront the harsh reality of their actions. Is their thirst for power worth the cost of their immortal souls? And can they truly control the monstrous consequences of their deeds?

Discover the chilling story of the Evershade family's descent into evil in "Methuselah," a tale of immortality, ambition, and the price of playing God.

Methuserlah

Seated in her chair, with Helene by her side, Weslie braced herself for the upcoming class – the dreaded mathematics session. Weslie worked wonders with physics, harbored a passion for chemistry, but if there was one subject she detested more than biology, it was mathematics. Despite her disdain, mathematical problems always seemed to call on her, and her knack for memorizing formulas with a single glance had allowed her to bypass the necessity of rereading them before tests or exams. She found herself praying for the mathematics teacher to be indisposed or, at the very least, have an unforeseen interruption, yet her prayers were rendered null and void as the man strolled into the well-seated classroom. Spotting him, Weslie rolled her eyes in annoyance – she wasn't ready for this class, but she had no other choice. 


"What tells the time, anyone?" the male teacher inquired, scanning the classroom to see who would answer his rather cliché question. 


Impeding Lectures.