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[Following is a volunteer review of "We are Voulhire: A New Arrival under Great Skies" by Matthew Tysz.]

Matthew Tysz’s We Are Voulhire: A New Arrival under Great Skies is the first entry in his series. This book has a plot about the kingdom of Voulhire, which seems to be perfect, but underneath it hides various vile activities. Young Galen Bray flees from Princes’ Land to take over his departed uncle's forge in Magnum Caelum, a city of the Voulhire realm. Under Rowan, his uncle’s executor, Galen adapts to his new life and embarks on an adventure full of discovery in an unfamiliar country.

The book also explores different political and magical aspects of Voulhire. The novel excels at developing characters and engaging them in plots such as the humorous and free-spirited Rowan who stands out from others due to their kindness. Galen could have simply dealt with matters relating to his late uncle’s estate, but rather, Rowan became a venerated friend and tutor and demonstrated himself worthy of commendation.

Although at times the complex storytelling slows down some parts, thereby making it difficult to pick some storyline connections, this is reasonable since it’s just the first book in a series that lays the groundwork for revelations about Voulhire, her neighboring realms, and Caromentis—the magical world.

The settings are cast well by the author with the help of a map and glossary, which creates a unique environment. In addition, this story raises puzzling questions like: What really stands between good and bad? Thus, it goes beyond mere entertainment.

In general, I found nothing to hate about this book, and therefore, I would rate this book 5 out of 5 stars. For one thing, it is remarkably edited, devoid of any grammatical mistakes. It is best suited for adults as well as mature teenagers who are into fantasy or mystery genres characterized by suspense, especially those who enjoy reading stories with rich backdrops and intricate narratives.

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We are Voulhire: A New Arrival under Great Skies
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Matthew Tysz’s We Are Voulhire: A New Arrival under Great Skies offers a captivating entry into a richly developed fantasy world. The story’s blend of political intrigue and magical elements creates an engaging backdrop for Galen Bray’s journey.

In We Are Voulhire: A New Arrival under Great Skies, Matthew Tysz masterfully crafts a kingdom that appears idyllic but conceals darker secrets, providing a thought-provokin

Matthew Tysz has crafted a captivating world in Voulhire, where the kingdom’s seemingly perfect exterior hides dark secrets. The novel’s world-building is rich, and the characters, especially Galen and Rowan, are deeply engaging.

This book is a great read for anyone who enjoys a mix of fantasy and political intrigue. Matthew Tysz has skillfully woven together the magical and political aspects of Voulhire, creating a multifaceted narrative.

The idea of a seemingly perfect kingdom hiding dark secrets is always intriguing. It sounds like the author does a great job of blending political intrigue with the magical elements of Voulhire, which makes me curious to explore the book further.

Galen’s transition from his old life to a new adventure in an unfamiliar land seems like a captivating premise. I’m interested in seeing how his journey unfolds, especially with the guidance of a character like Rowan

The plot follows Galen Bray, who takes over his late uncle’s forge and embarks on a journey of discovery in Magnum Caelum. The book explores political and magical themes while offering rich character development, notably through the endearing Rowan.

The novel delves into the political and magical intricacies of Voulhire, with well-developed characters like the humorous and kind-hearted Rowan, who becomes a trusted friend and mentor to Galen.

We Are Voulhire: A New Arrival Under Great Skies does an excellent job at world-building, offering a detailed look into the kingdom of Voulhire. The contrast between its outward perfection and the dark, hidden aspects creates a compelling backdrop for Galen's journey.