CALVANE

Theo Lancaster has always led a normal life, unaware that his destiny was sealed from birth. As a baby, he was kidnapped by a witch who attempted to use him in a dark ritual that would have changed his life forever. Rescued at the last minute, Theo grew up knowing nothing of the power within him... until now.

Years later, Theo discovers that a demonic power dwells within him, an inheritance from his encounter with the witch and his connection to forces older than he could ever imagine. As his strength is revealed, Theo becomes the target of angels and demons, drawn to his potential and the imbalance it could bring about in the eternal conflict between heaven and hell.

Colombia

The story opens with such a heartfelt and joyous moment for the Lancaster family that it immediately pulls you in and makes you care about them. It’s a perfect emotional hook that sets up the stakes beautifully, especially when the happiness turns to tragedy.




The battles are written with such precision and energy that they feel like watching an epic anime fight unfold. Every move is clear, intense, and keeps you on the edge of your seat.



The world-building in this story is incredible. The way hell is structured, with its divisions and rulers, feels so detailed and well thought out. It’s a world I’d love to explore even more.



The dynamic between Theo and Paimon is so entertaining. Paimon’s sharp wit and occasional humor contrast nicely with Theo’s composed demeanor, adding a refreshing lightness to the story.



The escape from the prison in hell is one of the most intense and action-packed sequences I’ve read in a while. Belial’s raw power and cunning are on full display, and it’s thrilling to see how she sets her plans in motion.



Belial’s backstory as someone wronged by Lucifer adds complexity to her character. She’s not just a villain; she’s someone with pain and motivations you can understand, even if you don’t agree with her actions.



The flashbacks to Theo’s training with Astharot add so much depth to his character. It’s great to see how he grew into his power and formed a bond with the demon. The mentor-student dynamic is unexpected yet engaging.



The blend of everyday life, like Theo’s time at school, with the darker, supernatural elements of the story creates an excellent balance. It makes the fantastical elements feel grounded and relatable.



The revelation of Astharot being tied to Theo is such an unexpected twist. It’s fascinating to see how a demon trapped within him becomes a crucial part of his life and power. It leaves so much room for intrigue and development.



Theo’s reserved yet dependable nature makes him an incredibly compelling protagonist. He’s the kind of character you want to succeed, not because he’s flashy, but because he’s steady, intelligent, and kind.



Chloe brings so much warmth and energy to the story. Her dynamic with Theo is charming, balancing his calm demeanor with her lively personality. Their friendship feels genuine and reminds you of those lifelong bonds we all cherish.



Theo being at the center of such a grand event as a baby adds a unique sense of destiny to his character. It makes you wonder what kind of person he’ll grow into and keeps you invested in his journey.



The ritual scene is so vivid and cinematic, I could picture every glowing flame and hear every whispered spell. It’s the kind of writing that completely immerses you, making the stakes feel real and urgent.



LINES OF DESTINY (Moved to a New Link)