Sycamore York

Hello my lovlies,
          
          Wanting something to look forward to after Christmas? The Wishing Stone, Sycamore's latest novel, finally has a release date: December 28,2018 at 8 pm (ET). We're so excited to share this adventure with you!
          
          There is truth to every story....
          
          There are vampires in the swamps of Theriot, Louisiana. But that’s not a problem for Charlotte-Rose Sparrow, a gun-slinging southern belle, and her brother Chance, an adventurous athlete with supernatural abilities. Together there is nothing they cannot face, but everything changes when they come across the one monster they cannot beat--the Crimson Fever. Now Chance walks the line between life and death, and Charlotte’s only hope of saving him is to walk away from the life she knows and chase after a cure that exists only in legends.
          
          ​Charlotte steps through the gate into Aether, a world of magic and danger, and discovers she’s not the only one after the coveted Wishing Stone. With the help of her pistol, her charm, and her friends, Charlotte must face ravenous monsters, an army of vampires, and a sinister plot that could lead to the end of everything she knows.
          
          More info, can be found on our website here (clickity click)--> Sycamoreyork.com
          
          Happy trails!

Hey my one-and-onlys,
          
          I have wonderful news! We are back from the dead after seven years and ready to party. A lot of you asked for another book and I have good news-- it's finally here! I know it's been nearly a millennium, but we've enjoyed this site in the past and have decided to return. We look forward to your comments and feedback, and reading your awesome works as well! 
          
          Love,
          Sycamore York

I will start reading your book later today. It sounds like a wonderful story!! :) :D

Hey guys--because it's apparently what all the kids are doing these days, I just got myself a twitter. Feel free to follow me @xxperiment626. It'll change your life. Probably.

Oh my gosh...my outdated bio is cringe-worthy.

Hello my one-and-onlys, 
          How many of you would be interested in a new story? Show of hands?

(CONTINUATION of the prior, elephant-sized message) 
          
          I want my readers to know that the girl (or boy) doesn't always have to end up with the boy (or girl) in order to be strong and achieve her happily ever after, and that suicide, NO MATTER THE CIRCUMSTANCE, is never, EVER the answer. And it is never to be taken lightly.
             It means so much to me that you guys read TEA and support it. Words cannot describe how blessed I am to have such wonderful followers, and I still can't believe that there are people in this world who actually *care* about what *I* wrote. But the truth is,TEA sends out a lot of messages I highly regret, and I want my readers to know that. I would write an alternate version with stronger characters and better messages if I had the time, but alas I do not, so more than likely I will just take the last few chapters out. 
             Thanks again loved-ones, for all of your support, encouragement, and understanding. Without you I'd be twelve times lamer than I already am, which would be unimaginable, seeing as I'm already pretty lame. 
          
          Until we meet again, sweet angel cheeks....
          Happy hunting! 
          Olivia (/Rose or whatever my name used to be on this site.)

Hey there my one-and-onlys, 
               Before anything else, It imperative that I address a very important issue here on Wattpad today, and that issue is called Suicide. (W A R N I N G: SPOILER ALERT for THE EXPLORER'S APPRENTICE)
               As some of you may know, the Explorer's Apprentice was written three years ago buy authors between the ages of twelve and fourteen, and while that is no excuse for its extremely upsetting ending, it is the truth. It was written at a time in my life when I was still a child (well, I mean, I'm still a child NOW...but more childish than I currently am) and had very little life experience or knowledge when it came to heavy real-life issues, such as suicide. 
              Suicide is not something to be taken lightly, and it is not something that should end a book simply because it is "sadder" and "more dramatic" that way. The message that TEA's ending sends out--that if things don't work out for you, if the boy doesn't fall in love with you, then you should just *kill yourself*--the idea that one's life should revolve around one person and one person only-- is vile and incredibly juvenile, and I send out my most extreme apologies for that. My goal as a writer NOW is to create strong, relatable, and at times admirable characters who inspire my readers that battles can battles can be conquered, and that one can lead a successful and happy life, even when things do not go as planned. I want my characters to demonstrate hope and strength even through trials, and I want my readers to understand that there is more to life than boys, or girls, or being in a relationship.  (continued in next block)

Hey friendships!
          Just came back from a glorious vacation full of marshmallow-eating gators, and I am just tickled pink to see the amount of love TEA received while I was away! You guys are the ultimate best followers we could ever ask for--the Alpha Followers--and we just wanted to let you know how grateful we are for your wonderful, undeserved support. 
          Thanks again, and stay blindingly sexy!
          Happy hunting!

You're welcome! :)