Calum Sayers

"Deyvel (Chapter 15)" has been published!
          
          After being wounded by Dyffo's men, Deyvel finds himself being taken to a mysterious place by a mysterious person. 
          
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"Dylena (Chapter 14)" is finished and publish.
          
          Dylena and Ackmard finishes hashing out their deal, and plan to soon embark on a mission. Though Dylena doesn't trust Ackmard, failure is not an option, for her life and the life of those she loves is at stake.
          
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It's been a very, very long time. "Roshelle (Chapter 13)" has been published. Reader discretion is strongly advised.
          
          Following the enslavement of Roshelle and her fake son Ryfar, Roshelle meets a woman who agrees to follow her escape. But Ryfar is enslaved, and put to hard labor. Thus, Roshelle devises a plan to get him closer to her so they can each escape. But the cost of this plan may not be worth it.
          
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This is a short one. "Dylena (Chapter 12)" has been published. It's the shortest chapter in the story thus far.
          
          After waking up, Dylena and Kia find themselves in an underground cell. Wellwick comes and goes, offering small comforts to them, though soon the Blackhood's leader appears, and Dylena offers him a dangerous deal in exchange for freedom.
          
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After months and months of procrastination, planning, scrapping bad ideas and brainstorming new ones, the rewrite of The Children of Treason is f i n a l l y finished, and I can get back to writing new material, thank god. 
          
          The rewrite is huge, the chapters in general are a bit longer, some have been only slightly altered and others were completely scrapped and rewritten. Thus, if you read the story and want to follow it properly, you'll have to reread the entire thing.

Thank y'all for 1,000 reads on The Children of Treason! It means a lot!
          
          The rewrite is nearly finished, and it's bigger and grander than before. 

A pretty short chapter, but chapter 10 is finally out.
          
          Deyvel finds himself captured, and his keep surrounded by a host led by a so-called king. As Deyvel learns more of his captors, he questions if they are truly his enemies. Friend or foe? Are Deyvel's friends safe? Is Deyvel safe?
          
          
          Find out in The Children of Treason, Chapter 10!
          
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          Update on TCOT 2.0:
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          The Children of Treason 2.0 is a massive update to already-published material, and it's coming soon. After I finish writing the updated material, I will publish it all at once, which means most of TCOT will need to be read again. I'm not nearly finished yet, but it's coming.

Update on TCOT:
          
          People have been pointing out that it really made no sense for Roshelle to leave Dylena behind. I mean, there's no reason at all why she couldn't keep them both. So obviously, I need to change it. But this'll take awhile. I finished reworking the prologue, but I'll need to write firstly an entirely new chapter for Dylena, possibly delete an entire chapter, and rework several more chapters, then publish them all at once. So essentially, if you have any desire to keep up with reading this book, you'll have to reread a lot of it to get the story right, which I know is a bit of a hassle, cause some chapters are long as fuck.
          
          Idk when I'll be finished with this. Lots of things are changing, but I like this version better. I'll let y'all know when it's all ready to be published.

*logs on Wattpad*
          
          *sees generic bad boy story with 141 million reads*
          
          *logs off Wattpad*

It's been a long time, but Nann (Chapter 9) has finally been published.
          
          Nann Wiltshard's suspicion of King Rheavan's intentions grow as Sir Buyard confronts him. Nann finds her handmaiden mischievous, and Sina stricken with grief. Her mislike for the King leads her to a newfound confidence to play a dangerous game of secret plots and schemes. 
          
          Read "Nann (Chapter 9)" to watch her plot unfold, in what is sure to be only the beginning of Nann's scheming.