Review of We are Voulhire: A New Arrival under Great Skies
Posted: 22 Mar 2023, 14:06
[Following is a volunteer review of "We are Voulhire: A New Arrival under Great Skies" by Matthew Tysz.]
As change is a necessary part of growing, it is inevitable. There comes a point where all of our daily hardships and obstacles become completely overwhelming, and we reach a point where we may have the chance to change our environment. That is how Galen Bray is presented to us in this book. He escapes the kingdom of princes and travels to Voulhire. He has very high hopes for a land that he knows nothing about and that is calling to him. He is heading to Voulhire with a positive outlook and courage that he can control. Due to his narrow escape from the attackers, he is able to sail up to his new country. Hence, he gains voulhires' citizenship.
The grass isn't always greener on the other side of the fence, as the phrase goes. Voulhire is controlled by a wise and modest king, it does not necessarily suffer from poverty or daily battles but ongoing political conflict that uses magic. Voulhire is proud of the wealth and riches spread throughout its territory. The retired mage who used deception to overthrow the ruling lord has become interested in the town of Hillport. He was eventually apprehended and sent into exile to die and perish after it was discovered that he had been performing biomage experiments on the residents of Hillport, which resulted in numerous deaths, fear, and slaughter. Galen, on the other hand, has inherited his uncle's blacksmithing company. While working together with Rowan, they find a rock that contains magic. Galen is prepared to work hard and discover the rock's potential and workings. Galen can fit in somewhere in Voulhire, right? Will it provide him with a role to perform in order to fit in?
I was able to finish reading this book from beginning to conclusion. I adored how Mathew Tysz frequently and deliberately changed the settings. It eliminated boredom by putting the mind in an alert state for the upcoming scene. Before the scene began, Matthew gave the characters the greatest possible introductions. Also, he spoke in such clear, basic English.
The book is fantastic. I was unable to detect any errors. It is merely a well-executed piece of art. We are Voulhire; A New Arrival Under Great Skies was well edited with no spelling or grammatical flow mistakes. I give this work a rating of 5 out of 5 stars since it is so great, deserving, and well-organized.
I would advise fans of mysteries to read this fantastic book. There are puzzles to be solved throughout the book. Given how frequently it is utilized in the book, the book can also be beneficial to readers who enjoy fiction. The novel has explicit situations, therefore I wouldn't recommend it for kids or early teenagers.
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We are Voulhire: A New Arrival under Great Skies
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As change is a necessary part of growing, it is inevitable. There comes a point where all of our daily hardships and obstacles become completely overwhelming, and we reach a point where we may have the chance to change our environment. That is how Galen Bray is presented to us in this book. He escapes the kingdom of princes and travels to Voulhire. He has very high hopes for a land that he knows nothing about and that is calling to him. He is heading to Voulhire with a positive outlook and courage that he can control. Due to his narrow escape from the attackers, he is able to sail up to his new country. Hence, he gains voulhires' citizenship.
The grass isn't always greener on the other side of the fence, as the phrase goes. Voulhire is controlled by a wise and modest king, it does not necessarily suffer from poverty or daily battles but ongoing political conflict that uses magic. Voulhire is proud of the wealth and riches spread throughout its territory. The retired mage who used deception to overthrow the ruling lord has become interested in the town of Hillport. He was eventually apprehended and sent into exile to die and perish after it was discovered that he had been performing biomage experiments on the residents of Hillport, which resulted in numerous deaths, fear, and slaughter. Galen, on the other hand, has inherited his uncle's blacksmithing company. While working together with Rowan, they find a rock that contains magic. Galen is prepared to work hard and discover the rock's potential and workings. Galen can fit in somewhere in Voulhire, right? Will it provide him with a role to perform in order to fit in?
I was able to finish reading this book from beginning to conclusion. I adored how Mathew Tysz frequently and deliberately changed the settings. It eliminated boredom by putting the mind in an alert state for the upcoming scene. Before the scene began, Matthew gave the characters the greatest possible introductions. Also, he spoke in such clear, basic English.
The book is fantastic. I was unable to detect any errors. It is merely a well-executed piece of art. We are Voulhire; A New Arrival Under Great Skies was well edited with no spelling or grammatical flow mistakes. I give this work a rating of 5 out of 5 stars since it is so great, deserving, and well-organized.
I would advise fans of mysteries to read this fantastic book. There are puzzles to be solved throughout the book. Given how frequently it is utilized in the book, the book can also be beneficial to readers who enjoy fiction. The novel has explicit situations, therefore I wouldn't recommend it for kids or early teenagers.
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We are Voulhire: A New Arrival under Great Skies
View: on Bookshelves | on Amazon