The King's Secret

Path of the Ranger, Book 2

De: Pedro Urvi

Narrado por: John Banks

War has broken out in the North. The Corrupt Lord of the Ice has invaded Norghana with a host from the Frozen Continent. Will the king and the Rangers manage to stop him, or will they die in the attempt?

Darthor is seeking to dethrone King Uthar. He is on his way to conquer Norghana and take the crown. He has invaded the kingdom and has a host from the Frozen Continent at his command; Wild Ones of the Ice, Snow Trolls, Albino Ogres, Semi-Giants, Tundra Dwellers, Arcanes of the Glaciers, and creatures unlike anything anybody has ever seen before.

Uthar gathers together his armies and prepares to repel him. But not all the Norghanian nobles are with the king. The Western League does not support him, and they want to regain the crown for the West, for the Olafstones.

Lasgol and his partners will have to overcome an arduous second year of instruction at the Camp if they want to become Rangers one day. The tests will be far harder and the effort required much greater. Rivalries will surface, but so will companionship and even love. He will find out that he does not know the whole truth about what happened to his parents or about his new friend Camu. New mysteries, which he will have to investigate and solve, will arise and drive him to confront life-and-death situations.

Will Lasgol and his friends survive the second year of training? Will they survive the war? Will he succeed in solving the mysteries that surround him? Will he find betrayal...and discover the true enemy?

©2020 Pedro Urvi (P)2020 Podium Audio

Great second book

A flawless continuation from book 1 great narration again. The only thing that bothers me about the MC is that he is so wimpy I mean constantly and dumb, always asking questions about everything except he’s not dumb lol. At least let him put 2 and 2 together half the time or please let him talk to girl with confidence or recognize when a girl likes you, God he’s 16 now. Ok that’s my rant on the wimpy MC. Other than that it’s all great and I’m moving on to book 3. Definitely recommend the first 2 books.

Very Entertaining

Fun read with sympathetic characters, fascinating plot twists, and continuous action. I recommend it to all who seek a great ride through strange fantasies.

Heroism, seeking truth

Well written and well performed. Fun adventure story of a young man similar to the beloved Harry Potter.

Very good narrative.

The story keeps you wanting more. Twists and turns are always a surprise. Can’t wait for the next one.

Awesome

If you like ranger's apprentice. you'll love this. Not only that i cant wait for the next chapter

Great series

Don’t listen to the nay sayers. This is series is really good. Very well done coming of age story.

I like it.

I am on to book three just as soon as I finish this review. so I like the story, glad their are a few more to read or listen to.

Clean, fun, thrilling and entertaining

The author has done a great job of telling a story that grips you and keeps you wanting more. He manages to do this without vulgarity. There is definitely bloodshed, death, battle, traitorous acts (however, he does not give graphic details) and hints of romance (though nothing has been acting on at this point). Can be enjoyed by youth and adults together.

Great series

I’m loving this series and have already purchased the next book. The author is pumping out the books too which gives plenty of content to dive into. So happy I stumbled upon this epic tale.

Hopeful

Narrator was great, story was good but there was some redundancy and inconsistency from the first book. If you can get past that, and the fact that somehow nobody ever asks questions besides Lasgol and Egil, then you'll be good to go. There's more love triangles that I was expecting, I hoped for none but there are 2. But I can look past it (I think) as long as it doesn't become overdramatic. General insight. I did however see the end revelation coming from a mile away though but that may just be me.