The Sword of the Void Slayer: The Epic Continuation of Destiny of the Void Triangle

by Jason Harrington, Litara Angeli (Editor), Mason Hamilton (Narrator)

I am the last…and I am not yet fallen!
I am the last Light of the Order of the Enlightened Sun—cast into demi-immortality to guard the shattered remnants of humanity, buried deep beneath a world that has forgotten the sky. Eight hundred years have passed since the Darkening turned Pravahs into a lightless grave. Above, the winds kill. The dead walk. And the Order of the Void Triangle, once banished to the abyss, has returned more monstrous than ever—intent on dragging all that remains into the jaws of annihilation. Crayaht’En has already risen, crowned by oblivion. If I cannot find the spark of hope buried in the ashes of ruin… then how can I ever hope to face him?
The Sorcerer of Annihilation reigns!

736 pages, Kindle Edition

Published August 21, 2025

About the author

Jason Harrington, here. Full time production worker in airbag assembly, part time indie dark fantasy horror writer and destroyer of worlds!
If three words could be used to describe me it's "crazed imaginative geek", and proud of it. I was born in bountiful Utah, where I made imaginary friends so cool that they got taken by younger kids. If you take an imagination like that, in a limited environment like school, and then say "write whatever you want", you are no longer to be held responsible for the grinning caveman with fingerpaint that has been unleashed.I have loved fantasy since heroquest and final fantasy, reading it since choose your own adventure, Shannara and Earthsea. I have loved horror since poltergeist, and talking my mom into letting me see Aliens when I was six. And I love reading Stephen King and Clive Barker.
That is the lunatic writer I bring to goodreads with as bold a toothy cartoon grin as I can manage!

Reviews

[Ella Lily · Rating 5 out of 5]

Harrington weaves an epic so vivid it feels like you’re standing in the ruins yourself. The world is bleak, yet the prose glows with purpose. The fall of humanity, the rise of the Void, and the haunting question of hope make this a dark triumph of imagination.

The darkness is calling answer it. Read The Sword of the Void Slayer today.

[Richmond Ayomide · Rating 5 out of 5]

Jason Harrington’s writing has grown deeper and more haunting since Destiny of the Void Triangle. This sequel doesn’t just expand the world it pulls you into the psychology of a man who refuses to surrender to despair. The last Light’s reflections on immortality and the burden of memory feel painfully human, even amid the cosmic chaos.
The imagery cities buried beneath dust, skies that never dawn will stay with me for a long time.
If you crave fantasy that questions what it means to endure, this book will speak to you. Start reading now

[Scarlett Lucy · Rating 5 out of 5]

A non-stop, pulse-pounding sequel! The action sequences are brilliantly written, and the confrontation with Crayaht’En was everything I hoped for and more.

[Alfred Muller · Rating 5 out of 5]

Epic in every way

Harrington outdoes himself with this book. Destiny of the Void triangle has been one of my favorite series in a long time. This new addition to the series is no exception if possible Harrington has gotten even better.
The characters are tortured and beaten but like coal they're pressed into diamonds on the page. His prose has only gotten better between the descriptions of the magic used, the epic fight scenes, and the turmoil within each character.
I cannot wait for the next installation.

[James Noah · Rating 5 out of 5]

The Sword of the Void Slayer is one of those books that doesn’t just tell a story — it pulls you into a forgotten world and makes you feel every ounce of its sorrow and beauty. Jason Harrington has created a setting so vivid that I could almost hear the winds above and see the flickering light in the ruins below. The idea of being the last Light of a fallen order is haunting, yet deeply inspiring. The writing is lyrical without being overdone, and the emotional weight behind every scene kept me reading late into the night. This is dark fantasy with a soul.

[Karen Thompson · Rating 5 out of 5]

The Sword of the Void Slayer pulled me in from the very first line “I am the last…and I am not yet fallen!” The world-building is breathtaking, the stakes are enormous, and the atmosphere is rich with dread and hope. Jason Harrington delivers a haunting continuation of an already epic saga, and Mason Hamilton’s narration brought every moment to life.
If you love dark fantasy with soul, grab this book now you won’t regret it!

[ElenaWillow]

The Sword of the Void Slayer is a breathtaking continuation that doesn’t just expand the world it deepens the soul of it. Jason Harrington takes readers through a realm where light itself has become legend, and hope is a fragile spark against endless darkness. The writing is poetic, the pacing relentless, and the emotion genuine. Few fantasies manage to be this epic and this intimate at the same time.

[Evelyn Amelia · Rating 5 out of 5]

This book absolutely blew me away! From the very first lin“kI am the last… and I am not yet fallenI knew I was in for something special. The world-building is immense, eerie, and poetic. Jason Jay Harrington paints a world that’s both dying and divine. The imagery of a civilization buried beneath a lightless sky stayed with me long after I closed the book. If you love dark fantasy mixed with hope, this is a must-read.

[Riley Stella · Rating 5 out of 5]

The Sword of the Void Slayer continues the thrilling saga of Destiny of the Void Triangle with a gripping, dark narrative that never lets up. Jason Harrington has once again crafted a world of despair, where the fight against annihilation is fought with desperate hope. The return of the Order of the Void Triangle, now more monstrous than ever, keeps you on edge. The stakes are high, and I couldn't put the book down.

[Riven thalassa · Rating 5 out of 5]

The Sword of the Void Slayer" feels like reading an epic movie. Jason Harrington’s world is both haunting and breathtaking where hope flickers like a dying flame in endless darkness. Every page burns with emotion and prophecy. This isn’t just fantasy; it’s legend in the making.
Don’t just read about the light be part of it. Grab your copy and join the last Light of the Order today!

[ThomasLevi · Rating 5 out of 5]

This book is more than a sequel it’s an evolution of everything that made Destiny of the Void Triangle unforgettable. The world is darker, the stakes higher, and the characters more deeply human despite their immortal burdens. Harrington captures despair and courage with such elegance that I found myself rereading whole passages just to feel their weight again.

[HazelLeilani · Rating 4 out of 5]

Harrington’s imagination is staggering. The desolate landscapes, the whispers of the past, and the unyielding struggle for light all blend into a hauntingly beautiful tapestry. Every page carries a sense of ancient power, loss, and undying purpose. It’s a dark fantasy that grips your heart as fiercely as it dazzles your mind.

[Wyatt Ethan · Rating 5 out of 5]

The battle between light and annihilation has never felt more profound. The Sword of the Void Slayer captures the essence of hopelessness and transforms it into beauty. Every choice, every sacrifice carries meaning. The prose flows like poetry, painting images that linger in your mind. This is fantasy at its most powerful.

[George Luka · Rating 5 out of 5]

From the opening line “I am the last…and I am not yet fallen” I was hooked. The story unfolds like an ancient song of loss and resilience. The battles are vivid, the stakes enormous, yet what stays with you most is the quiet strength of the protagonist. A stunning achievement in dark fantasy storytelling.

[Sophie Daisy · Rating 5 out of 5]

I was hooked from the first page. The world-building in this book is extraordinary—Harrington paints a vivid picture of a desolate world, forgotten by the sky, where hope seems all but lost. Litara Angeli's editing gives the narrative a fluidity that makes it impossible to stop reading. A masterwork of fantasy and horror.

[Athena Jade · Rating 4 out of 5]

If you're a fan of dark fantasy, this book is a must-read. The journey of the protagonist, the last Light of the Order of the Enlightened Sun, is both heartbreaking and inspiring. The return of the Void Triangle gives the story a menacing edge, and the pacing never falters. Mason Hamilton's narration adds an extra layer of intensity, making this a truly immersive experience.

[Sarah Quinn · Rating 5 out of 5]

The world is fascinating, and the plot is filled with action and high stakes. However, I felt like some of the characters didn't get enough depth, particularly the protagonist. Their inner struggles are hinted at but never fully explored. Still, it’s an exciting read if you enjoy apocalyptic stories with lots of twists.

[Hailey Cora · Rating 5 out of 5]

I can't stop thinking about this book. The imagery of a world left in darkness and the overwhelming sense of loss are striking. The concept of demi-immortality and the struggle to protect humanity from the monstrous Order of the Void Triangle is intriguing and deeply emotional. This one stays with you long after you finish it.

[Aubrey Mary · Rating 5 out of 5]

I really enjoyed the tension in the story—each chapter feels like it's building toward something massive. While there are some slower moments that focus more on world-building, the payoff is worth it. Crayaht’En, the Sorcerer of Annihilation, is a compelling villain, and the stakes couldn’t be higher.

[KatherineRuth · Rating 4 out of 5]

From the first line to the last, The Sword of the Void Slayer had me hooked. There’s a raw, almost primal intensity to the story as the protagonist battles not only monstrous enemies but also the internal weight of immortality. Crayaht’En is a truly terrifying antagonist, and I can’t wait to see where the story goes next.

[JasmineHaven · Rating 5 out of 5]

The balance between despair and hope in this novel is incredibly well done. Jason Harrington’s portrayal of the last defender of humanity in a world overtaken by darkness is poignant. There are moments of light amidst all the darkness, and they serve as a reminder that even in the worst of times, hope can still shine.

[Cecilia Natalie · Rating 5 out of 5]

The voice of the last Light is one of tragedy and strength a hero who feels both mythic and painfully real. I was amazed by how the book manages to balance apocalyptic grandeur with deeply personal emotion. You don’t just read this story; you feel its echo long after you close the final page.

[Valentina Eloise · Rating 5 out of 5]

I haven’t read something this atmospheric in years. The world beneath the dead sky feels so real it almost breathes. Harrington writes with a rare kind of power every sentence hums with emotion and purpose. The Sword of the Void Slayer doesn’t just tell a story it immerses you completely in one.

[Robert Nathan · Rating 4 out of 5]

There’s something almost spiritual about this book. It’s about survival, redemption, and the flicker of hope that refuses to die even when the world has turned to ash. Harrington builds a myth that feels ancient and new all at once. I found myself pausing just to absorb the beauty of his words.

[Jameson Gabriel · Rating 5 out of 5]

Few books manage to merge emotion, philosophy, and high fantasy as seamlessly as this one. The Sword of the Void Slayer feels like both an epic and a meditation on what it means to endure. Harrington has crafted something extraordinary a story that burns with light even as it descends into shadow.

[Arthur Kevin · Rating 5 out of 5]

What I loved most about this book is the way it blends despair and hope. Even when everything feels lost, there’s always that spark of light pushing back. The characters feel layered and believable, and the imagery is just stunning. Definitely worth the read.

[Avery Eliana · Rating 5 out of 5]

Harrington’s worldbuilding is beyond phenomenal. The atmosphere is thick with dread and beauty. The concept of a lightless world and the demi-immortal guardian broke my heart and mended it again. Absolutely unforgettable.

[LeilaniWillow · Rating 4 out of 5]

This book is what happens when poetry meets apocalypse. The writing is lush, the imagery breathtaking, and the lore so deep I had to pause and reread certain passages. Truly worthy of being called “epic.”

[Eleanor Camila · Rating 4 out of 5]

This sequel didn’t just continue the story it elevated it. The sense of ancient despair and stubborn hope is overwhelming in the best way. I felt every step of that lonely journey through a dead world.

[Alice Susan · Rating 5 out of 5]

Harrington somehow takes the bleakness of a post-apocalyptic fantasy and infuses it with radiant hope. The world-building lightless cities, demi-immortal guardians, ancient orders is breathtaking. I felt like I was reading scripture written at the end of time.