Review of We are Voulhire: The Fires of Virko

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I've read the first book and I can't wait to read the remaining books. You provided a catchy summary of the events that makes me more interested in reading the book. Thanks for the review.
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Thank you very much for sharing such a beautiful review. This was a last book I have read in this series. Great job.
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I recently read the first book in this series. I'm curious to read the second one too. Your review was highly insightful. Great review.
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Post by Josephe-Anne »

I also read this book and found it entertaining. There was a lot of violence in it, so it was a bit intense for me. I like the way you described all the aspects you liked and the ones you disliked.

Thank you for a well-written review.
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I have read first book of this series and I loved it so much that I'm dying of curiousity to read other books of the series. Excellent review!
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I love fantasy books, but unfortunately I will have to skip this one. The only reason being it is second part of a series. Thanks for the detailed review!
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I just finished the first book, which I thoroughly enjoyed. I plan to read the remaining books because the author maintains the authenticity throughout.
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