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The Void Sovereign Chronicles #2
VOID ARCHITECT: A Dark Fantasy LitRPG Adventure
He took the throne. Now he has to keep a city breathing.
Garrick clawed his way out of the Pit, survived a shard that eats magic, and turned the Key in a sleeping Titan. Now he sits on the Throne of Atlas with a million lives under a failing dome, and the numbers are falling. Six days of air. A city that only ever ran by drinking its god dry.
And his power isn't his. It's borrowed from the Titan, and fifty kilometres from Atlas, it's gone.
He goes anyway. Out into the Ash, to a buried Foundry kept by a cult that takes the hand of anyone the forge rejects. While he's gone, the Highborn break open the Emperor's card vaults. A Warlord's flying fortress blots out the sky. And the android who swore to hold his post is cut in half holding it.
To save his city, Garrick must board a warship that burns people for fuel, cross the Ash Sea to the Green Titan, and face the woman who once owned him in the Pit. She has learned to cut the will out of a person the way you'd cut a card from a deck.
Winning will take Tier 3. Void Architect. The power to rewrite what is real.
Every rewrite costs a memory. The first to go is the face of the woman who raised him.
And at the centre of the world, among the corpses of dead Titans, something old is waiting to tell him what he was made for.
Book 2 of The Void Sovereign a dark fantasy LitRPG of cards, Titans, airship battles, and a crew that pays for every win.
Garrick clawed his way out of the Pit, survived a shard that eats magic, and turned the Key in a sleeping Titan. Now he sits on the Throne of Atlas with a million lives under a failing dome, and the numbers are falling. Six days of air. A city that only ever ran by drinking its god dry.
And his power isn't his. It's borrowed from the Titan, and fifty kilometres from Atlas, it's gone.
He goes anyway. Out into the Ash, to a buried Foundry kept by a cult that takes the hand of anyone the forge rejects. While he's gone, the Highborn break open the Emperor's card vaults. A Warlord's flying fortress blots out the sky. And the android who swore to hold his post is cut in half holding it.
To save his city, Garrick must board a warship that burns people for fuel, cross the Ash Sea to the Green Titan, and face the woman who once owned him in the Pit. She has learned to cut the will out of a person the way you'd cut a card from a deck.
Winning will take Tier 3. Void Architect. The power to rewrite what is real.
Every rewrite costs a memory. The first to go is the face of the woman who raised him.
And at the centre of the world, among the corpses of dead Titans, something old is waiting to tell him what he was made for.
Book 2 of The Void Sovereign a dark fantasy LitRPG of cards, Titans, airship battles, and a crew that pays for every win.
353 pages, Kindle Edition
Published January 9, 2026
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May 17, 2026
Boy! This book is intense!
Boy, Void Architect is Intense, with a capital 'I'. And Kael is still Reckless, Dangerous, and Effective! He's always lookin for leverage to win the war that wants to erase him! Even the system is his enemy! Not to mention all the Titans, especially the Red Legion, and it's attacking. So yeah Kael along with his Alied companions, the Glass Legion, three misfits, plus Nova, who were brought together by circumstance and they not only became a team... but also formed a bond, of respect and friendship! So with all the odds against them, they started out as scavengers existing on the refuse but they became cleaners inorder to take out the garbage of the world, to not only eliminate the Titans but hopefully during the process they'll stabilize the world as well!
My final thought on Void Architect, is that deck-building takes a backseat in this book. Kael initially received three cards and for him by them it became as natural as breathing, he could use the skills without thinking! In this novel he's given the fourth card but never bothered to add it to his deck! Humm. It is what it is...
Here's a couple of quotes:
"We’re going to crash! The structural integrity of this thing is theoretical!" "Theory is just math with confidence!"
"I saw my life flash before my eyes. It was mostly just mixing potions, but still."
Boy, Void Architect is Intense, with a capital 'I'. And Kael is still Reckless, Dangerous, and Effective! He's always lookin for leverage to win the war that wants to erase him! Even the system is his enemy! Not to mention all the Titans, especially the Red Legion, and it's attacking. So yeah Kael along with his Alied companions, the Glass Legion, three misfits, plus Nova, who were brought together by circumstance and they not only became a team... but also formed a bond, of respect and friendship! So with all the odds against them, they started out as scavengers existing on the refuse but they became cleaners inorder to take out the garbage of the world, to not only eliminate the Titans but hopefully during the process they'll stabilize the world as well!
My final thought on Void Architect, is that deck-building takes a backseat in this book. Kael initially received three cards and for him by them it became as natural as breathing, he could use the skills without thinking! In this novel he's given the fourth card but never bothered to add it to his deck! Humm. It is what it is...
Here's a couple of quotes:
"We’re going to crash! The structural integrity of this thing is theoretical!" "Theory is just math with confidence!"
"I saw my life flash before my eyes. It was mostly just mixing potions, but still."
October 1, 2026
I got confused
Entirely too much drama. Decent story, well written and devoted to violence-response and little to character growth. The opposite actually.
Enjoyable but it drags
Entirely too much drama. Decent story, well written and devoted to violence-response and little to character growth. The opposite actually.
Enjoyable but it drags
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