The King's Sacrifice
Path of the Ranger, Book 20
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Narrated by:
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John Banks
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By:
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Pedro Urvi
About this listen
The end of the Path of the Ranger saga has arrived!
Will our friends manage to stop the Immortal Dragon?
Will the king be able to discover who is behind the conspiracies?
Will Norghana be saved?
Will Tremia be saved?
Will the Royal Panthers be saved?
Enjoy adventures full of action, adventure, magic, and romance!
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- Jem
- 15-12-24
Characters
I disliked the fact it said it's the last book, hopefully there will be more
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- Lee Peck
- 20-01-25
The Last Book Is Disappointing
From Book One I was hooked to this series, it had some dry spells during the whole of the Books, but overall it was an entertaining listen. However Book Twelves ending left to many unanswered questions. The characters are left in limbo, with the majority of them actually left worse off. To think that this is the finale doesn't make much sense. It leaves you with a sense of disappointment as it appears to be unfinished. If you've worked your way to Book Twelve, you'll understand, after knowing the characters for so long and the battles they had to face, only to reach the conclusion that this finale leaves you with.
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- liam batchelor
- 13-12-24
Lack of a proper ending
After 20 books and it saying it’s the end of the saga. Worst ending ever. So many lose ends. Am I missing something?
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- LARA
- 19-12-24
Disaster Ending
Where something could go wrong within a fantasy world it certainly did go wrong. If I were told that this is the last book I would be devastated beyond belief. Each character has lost its purpose and is either dead, missing or enslaved. The writer does not even mention Camu towards the end of the book so nobody knows what happens to him or Owna. I enjoyed this book like the others but do feel left balancing on a shelf by the writer.
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- Kindle Customer
- 20-01-25
the ending
I love the room it left for sequels and prequels. didn't like the ending much though
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- David Lanham
- 17-12-24
Frustrating conclusion to a great story arc
I have really enjoyed this story series by Pedro Urvi. Having followed the lovely character developments, subplots and grand theme. The final instalment promised to be a ready grand finale.
However, the main protagonists all end in limbo; imprisoned, frozen in ice, lost in another world, unconscious and the main hero wakes after a long coma with no memory and his draconian partner is off hibernating.
I would have valued a cleaner finale rather than the open ended version. I assume it leaves readers to ‘form their own endings’, but after a 20 book engagement it left me feeling rather deflated.
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