Book Tour: Voice of War (Threadlight #1) by Zack Argyle Review



Voice of War by Zack Argyle
Published: March 19, 2020
Genre: Epic Fantasy
Age Group: Adult
Pages: 370
Blurb:
While preparing for the birth of his first child, Chrys Valerian is tasked with uncovering the group responsible for a series of missing threadweavers—those able to see and manipulate threadlight. With each failure, the dark voice in his head that began during the war grows louder, begging to be released.

Laurel lives in Zedalum, a secret city in the center of the Fairenwild. During her most recent messenger run, Laurel veered off course to explore the streets of Alchea. She never expected that her journey would end in chains.

When Chrys learns who is responsible for the missing threadweavers, they come for him and his family. He must do everything in his power to protect those he loves, even if it means trusting a strange girl or the dark voice in his mind
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Review: 


Ok so phew we have a lot going on in this one. Voice of War is an epic fantasy with a wide cast and interesting magic system. I use the term magic lightly as in it's not wizards and spells. Threadweaving is an ability where if a person is born with Emerald or Sapphire eyes they can control the threadlight to move around ie jump great hights, pull things to them. In that sense it was reminding me of Mistborne by Brandon Sanderson. (Which I love so that's a ++)

The world building is top notch, Zack Argyle paints a vivid picture taking the reader further into this brilliant and interesting world. I could see the world in my mind and there is place that just sounds like it would be magical to visit..I can't tell you where you reader must visit for yourself. 

The story it's self is told from the point of view of a handful of a characters, even though the main storylines center on 3 specific characters. The first of which is the main, Chrys. He is also the only one in which I will speak about as to not spoil the story. Chrys is a high general to Great Lord, he is a threadweaver with Sapphire eyes and is working to find the missing threadweavers. They have been taken by the bloodtheives to drain them of their blood. After an investigation goes not the way it was planed, he discovers a betrayal and now is in danger himself.

Like I said so much going on in this book and I am soo happy to know that there is going to be more books because I got questions.  Fantastic, a solid 4 stars. 
Thank you Storytellers On Tour for this epic book. Thank you Zack for writing it.





About the Author




Zack Argyle was raised with a wonderful family motto: don’t let the truth get in the way of a good story. What better way than to write fiction? He spends his days writing code and his nights writing epic stories about family, love, loss, friendship, and pain all intermixed with a heavy dose of the fantastical.














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