Overall rating and opinion of " We are Voulhire: A New Arrival under Great Skies" By Matthew Tysz.
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Re: Overall rating and opinion of " We are Voulhire: A New Arrival under Great Skies" By Matthew Tysz.
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However the build up of the story was very slow and it had no flow.
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Galen Bray is my favourite. I loved the way his character was slowly developed without giving everything away at once. His friends, Rowan and Demetrius also add a lot of spice and thrills to the plot.
I also like the fact that there was an extensive guide at the beginning of the book for easy understanding . I honestly feel this could be a blockbuster series that could rival Game of Thrones!
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As the tale progresses, the action builds up and we get to meet new characters. I however counted a few reasonable errors. I do agree that Matthew Tysz does a good job.lavenderbooks20 wrote: ↑01 Oct 2020, 09:12 I have read this book and I gave it a full rating. I had issues with the slow-pacing in the beginning, but I found the plot line incredibly promising. The author’s writing style was praise-worthy. The world-building was exceptional. I hardly noticed any significant errors. This book was full of suspense, fantasy, and drama that I thoroughly enjoyed.
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Galen seems to be naive at first when he first enters the Kingdom of Voulhire. I however agree that the author has done a remarkable job in the character development and writing style.rahilshajahan wrote: ↑01 Oct 2020, 05:26 I have read all the six book in the series. I gave the first installment a full four star rating. The opener was filled with intrigue and invited the readers to find more about Galen, Rowan and Meldorath. These three characters, with a few more, are the most pivotal characters in the series.
I liked the writing style of Tysz the most. He has a way of putting the peak of the action towards the end of the book and this book is no exception. There wasn't anything to dislike except for a few intriguing and mysterious characters who were like shadows the entire time of the book. The book overall is an enjoyable read.
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I also appreciated that Matthew was able to build the momentum of the novel. The book was slow-paced at first, but the character development and action-pack was incredible as the narrative progressed.Marty_Kelly wrote: ↑01 Oct 2020, 01:17 I found the book very interesting and gave it full ratings. Even though there were a few things I disliked, the characters and plot are great. I especially liked how Tysz is able to handle so much characters without losing momentum. It's a must read for fantasy fans especially those that like series.