Yamazaru's review of Void And Flame Series.

This will be covering the Prologue - Chapter 4

Simple Explanation of the Story: Young Boy Arnyrath (Known as Arn) is recruited by a government organization as a spy, his job is to monitor a remote village.

This story works great as a late night read with New York Bar Jazz in the background. Void and Flame is like a mix of Medieval stories, primarily Norse, with splashes of modern day themes. Void and Flame is very rich in storytelling and writing, managing to hook a reader just at the prologue.

Prologue: This part doesn't focus on Arn, instead, it focuses of De'al and Enloth. The Prologue makes you get a feel of the world of Void and Flame, as well as the nature of characters. A glimpse of Magic is shown in an uncommon way, through drinking a tea, warming the insides of a body in a cold habitat. 

Chapters 1 -4: These parts focus on Arn of the Stonefather Clan. And his involvement in the government organization. Arn has to go Westward, described as a terrifying place. Themes of government control are prevalent in these 4 chapters. And again, the richness in  storytelling and writing enhances the story.

Void of Flame is a very good read for an Adventurer or Fantasy reader. And I think you should read it too. I give this story a 5/5.

That's all folks!

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