The First Ledger

The First Ledger is not a story you read.

It is a record you uncover.

Written as a fractured account of loss, trust, and quiet corruption, The First Ledger follows a narrator who begins to notice something wrong—not with the market, not with the numbers, but with the act of remembering itself.

Transactions repeat. Messages feel rehearsed. Familiar names return with a weight they shouldn’t carry.

This illustrated horror work blends psychological dread with ritual-like structure, presenting each chapter as an entry in a ledger that was never meant to be balanced. The visuals are sparse but deliberate. The prose is controlled and patient, more interested in accumulation than explanation.

There are no heroes here.
There is no redemption arc.
Only record.

This book is offered freely.
Not as a promotion — but as a release.