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Christian Fascism Marriage Book: A Tradwife Tale
Paperback
Series: Apostles, Heretics, & Angels, Book 1
Mystery & ThrillerGeneral Fiction
ISBN13: 9781966014218
Publisher: Eatms Productions
Published: Mar 3 2025
Pages: 164
Weight: 0.43
Height: 0.38 Width: 5.50 Depth: 8.50
Language: English
Christian Fascism Marriage Book: A Tradwife Tale is a dark diary-style dystopian novel about religious control, marriage as captivity, and the slow destruction of female identity inside a patriarchal theocratic world. Told through intimate entries, the book follows a young woman who begins her story believing she is stepping into godly womanhood, only to find herself erased by obedience, renamed by marriage, watched by community systems of control, and punished for wanting a self beyond submission. What begins as a love story in tradwife language gradually reveals itself as a coercive system of domination built on religion, fear, and the sanctification of women's disappearance.
The book moves through courtship, marriage vows, loss of identity, domestic surveillance, women's punishment, reproductive expectation, thought control, escape, and testimony. Its structure matters: the diary format makes the reader feel the tightening enclosure from the inside, one entry at a time. Rather than presenting Christian fascism as abstract ideology, it shows how it enters through the home, the church, the husband, the study group, and the language of virtue itself. This is dystopian fiction, but it is also psychological, political, and deeply concerned with how authoritarian systems train women to participate in their own erasure before they begin to resist it.
This book will appeal to those interested in feminist dystopian fiction, religious authoritarianism, Christian nationalism, tradwife culture, coercive marriage, women's survival, anti-patriarchal fiction, and speculative stories of escape and recovery. It is readable, unsettling, and sharply focused, using the intimacy of confession to expose the machinery of obedience from the inside. Rather than romanticizing submission, it shows its costs clearly and turns the tradwife fantasy into what it often threatens to become: a story of disappearance, control, and the desperate work of getting free.
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