4.5 star 
 Since I'm huge Riyria fan and Micheal Sullivan is one of my favourire authors, I was expecting pretty enjoyable book. I wasn't disappointed. 
 Age of Myth was a really good introduction to Micheal's new series. It left me wanting more, it ended just when I started to like characters more and the story got really interesting...but that was the point, right? I wish the second book was already released, I would read it straight away. I am so glad that the entire series is already written and it won't take forever to release the next books... 
 Micheal's style of writing is really great. He has a way of keeping readers interesting. He writes amazing characters, the world building is great...I will just keep it short and say that he's just pretty good writer and it shows. And there was of course a bonus for Riyria fans, finding all of those connections to their favourite series... 
 One of the things I love the most about Micheal Sullivan is his ability to create great characters who seem to be like living people. 
 While it's still only the first book of the new series, I can already tell that I'm going to get pretty attached to the characters. 
 My favourite is Suri. I mean, she's got a big white wolf for a friend...that alone immediately put her high on my list. But she is also so unique and wonderful and I can't help loving her. And she is so connected to the nature. 
 Next on the list is Malcolm and then Raithe and the elves. Malcolm...I knew it!...but I was also so wrong, I loved the surprise in the end! Raithe is pretty all right, at first I found him a bit cold, but now I really like this reluctant hero. And I wish there were more chapters with Nyphron and his gang, cause I'm pretty curious about them. I bet we are going to get more in the next books. And Malcom and Raithe provide some good sense of humor, and back to back scene reminded me a little of similar scene with Royce and Hadrian...not that the characters are similar, but I guess I can't help myself, their banter reminds me a little of Royce and Hadrian's;) 
 I like Persephone but I'm not that fond of her yet. She was brave and intelligent but I still need more time. I like her, I like how M. Sullivan writes strong female characters, but I didn't find her as interesting as the rest. 
 Arion...is she who I think she is? Anyway, I liked the fight in the end, finally, we saw some cool magic! 
 It's not much of a review, more my thoughts, but bottom line, the book was pretty enjoyable and fast read and left me wanting more. Few last chapters really made me curious and I got some surprises. Pretty solid story, interesting characters, and I can see a potential for this becoming a really great series.