The Second Betrayal
Reaching level five has allowed Ruwen to stay hidden from the gods and their minions. He just needs to survive the new Ascendant orientation, and he can finally look for his parents.
But a secret discovered during orientation rocks Ruwen’s understanding and forces him to face the power of his Cultivation. He finds answers in the Black Pyramid, along with dozens of new questions.
With new knowledge, Ruwen works even harder to gain the Skills and Abilities to battle those who wish him harm. But a betrayal shatters his world, endangering him and his friends.
Even if Ruwen survives the aftermath, he may never recover from the terrible truths that are revealed.
Because the only thing worse than being betrayed is being betrayed twice.
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A.F. Kay
A.F. Kay, also known by his pen name Ripht, is a writer whose work captures the spirit of adventure, imagination, and the nostalgia of online gaming. Drawing from his deep love of gaming and exploration, Kay crafts stories that blend wonder and excitement in a way that resonates with both younger audiences and adult readers alike.
Before embarking on his writing career, Kay spent years away from the keyboard, navigating the complexities of life. But as his inner stories began to demand attention, he returned to his true passion: storytelling. His debut series, Divine Apostasy, is a LitRPG saga that transports readers to vibrant, game-like worlds, filled with quests, challenges, and personal growth. The series reflects his own journey through the digital realms, much like the adventures he had in the Crypt of Dalnir, where his monk character relentlessly pursued the elusive Lumpy Goo.
Divine Apostasy
In Divine Apostasy, a world where the lines between reality and virtual realms blur, players are thrust into a digital landscape where their choices have real consequences. This LitRPG series immerses readers in a universe where gaming and life collide, blending intense adventure with character-driven exploration. The stakes? Nothing less than the fate of entire worlds—and the personal evolution of those caught in them.
Divine Apostasy consists of twelve books and series is set to expand with the upcoming release of one more book. The current recommended reading order for the series is provided below.
