A series by Marcelo Baptista · 4 books
The Last Voidstrider
A dark fantasy LitRPG series following Neo through deadly worlds, dungeon breaks, noble conspiracies, and the legacy of House Voidstrider.
Reading order
The books
Book One
Awakening
On a fateful night, Neo gets hunted by a couple of cosplayers right after leaving the office, except their armor is real, and their weapons are deadly. Their goal? To bring him back to a place he might be from, but he didn't know it existed until now.
Book Two
Return
After surviving impossible odds in a dungeon break, Neo and his friends finally return to Glimmwell for a brief moment of respite.
Book Three
Family
Returning to Eriamis, Neo and Gigel are thrust into a world far more dangerous than any battlefield—the ruthless game of nobility.
Book Four
The Wilds
House Voidstrider is rising faster than expected, and Neo’s name has reached the rulers’ ears.
From readers
Reader reviews
an adrenaline rush
Picked up on a whim and I couldn't put it down. I like how competent and ruthless Neo was. The action and story building was good. An editor to make everything flow better would be my only critique.
Good plot and character development
This a great series. I look forward to the next arc!
Unexpectedly good
Bought the book to support the author, I won't deny I wasn't expecting much from a first time author. But I am wrong! It's a fun read, clearly inspired by modern Japanese fiction, with a pinch of video game love. If you're a souls and isekai fan, this is for you. Baptista creates his own universe and places the story in a very relatable setting. His style is admittedly a bit raw yet, but it's his first book, this is good stuff. Have a read, it's really fun.
The second book is better!
Voidstrider series is fun read. Baptista's style is evolving and dynamic, it reads easily and the story will appeal to any fans of dark fantasy, video games and manga/anime. There's a few sneaky pop culture easter eggs for the careful reader and great consideration for building momentum. Baptista may be writing his first books, but he's off to a good start! I don't want to spoil the story, but I was delighted with how Baptista took the story forward. You will have to see for yourself.