Ariona: The Bounty Hunter

by Anthony Lampe

YOU are Ariona, the daughter of a murdered blacksmith, who has sworn to avenge the death of your father. You are an established bounty hunter who is currently on the trail of a man named Kragil, wanted in three towns for selling deadly tonic to sick villagers. During your hunt for the criminal, you soon learn the man who killed your father has discovered the ability to raise the dead. Now, you must use your skills and courage to overcome this evil necromancer and his army of the undead before he can unleash his wrath on all the lands.

Your choices lead to 13 endings!

Explore-A-Quest is an exciting series, created by author Anthony Lampe, which features a diverse selection of interactive adventures all staring YOU!

You can read these adventures in any order you decide!

From sci-fi and fantasy to mystery and fairytale, this family-friendly series is fun for readers of all ages!

Whenever you crave adventure, open a book and Explore-A-Quest!

Explore-A-Quest Titles:

Channel U
Once Human
Missing Money of Altevia
Peacemaker: The Absorbing Rock
Ariona: The Bounty Hunter
Hunk and the Hydra

104 pages, Paperback

First published February 8, 2014

About the author

Anthony Lampe is the creator and author of the Explore-A-Quest interactive adventure series.

He lives in Southern California with his wife and children.

Reviews

[Erik This Kid Reviews Books · Rating 4 out of 5]

Summary – The reader becomes Ariona The Bounty Hunter who is out to avenge the death of her father. Ariona is tracking a thieving thug who is preying on sickly villagers by selling them poisoned medicine. To make things worse, her father’s murderer, Ludwig von Aldon, is now in control of an army of the undead. What happens next is up to you (literally) as you choose which path Ariona takes!

What I thought – This is the 5th book in Mr. Lampe’s Explore-A-Quest series. It is very well-done, and transitioned well from page to page. The choose your own part of it worked well and I enjoyed going back and trying different paths. Ariona is a great character who you really cheer on. The story is good, and I really like the setting, too. I really felt like I was there. The characters are realistic and fun to read about. The fact that Ariona is a girl is a great touch. For a choose your own adventure, the story was pretty cool. I like that it is written toward MG aged kids – most choose your own adventures I read are written for grade-school aged kids. The book was a very quick read for me. I think that kids in the middle grades would really enjoy this. There is some violence but nothing graphic. I’d definitely give the other books in this series a try.
*NOTE I got a free copy of this book in exchange for an honest review