

Description
The Path of the Ranger is an epic fantasy series set on a continent in quasi-medieval times with magic users. The story begins with Lasgol, the son of a traitor, who seeks to clear his father's name by joining the School of Rangers. At the Rangers' Camp, he faces political intrigue, disloyalties, and fights in a rigorous training program.
The ongoing series follows Lasgol, and a group of friends, as they navigate their training, uncovering mysteries surrounding him and his allies like Camu. They eventually become Rangers and continue to fight threats to the kingdom, including the invading forces of the Frozen Continent which are led by Darthor, the King of the West also known as The Corrupt Lord of Ice. As elite Specialist Rangers, they may take part in dangerous missions against Dark Rangers and other adversaries while trying to stop plots against the throne; the Immortal Dragon threatens everything.
Books in this Series

1. The Traitor's Son: (Path of the Ranger Book 1)
345 pages

2. The King's Secret: (Path of the Ranger Book 2)
367 pages

3. Mystery in the Tundra: (Path of the Ranger Book 3)
496 pages

4. Treason in the North: (Path of the Ranger Book 4)
376 pages

5. The Secret Refuge: (Path of the Ranger Book 5)
492 pages

6. Path of the Specialist: (Path of the Ranger Book 6)
461 pages

7. The King of the West: (Path of the Ranger Book 7)
453 pages

8. The Turquoise Queen: (Path of the Ranger Book 8)
369 pages

9. Power Conspiracy: (Path of the Ranger Book 9)
432 pages

10. The Great Council: (Path of the Ranger Book 10)
411 pages

11. Frozen Origins: (Path of the Ranger Book 11)
378 pages

12. Dragon Spirit: (Path of the Ranger Book 12)
432 pages

13. Arcane Call: (Path of the Ranger Book 13)
388 pages

14. Mission in the East: (Path of the Ranger Book 14)
392 pages

15. Rise of the Immortal: (Path of the Ranger Book 15)
356 pages

16. The Druid Queen: (Path of the Ranger Book 16)
401 pages
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