El Gran Consejo: (El Sendero del Guardabosques, Libro 10)

Path of the Ranger #10

by Pedro Urvi

Los Guardabosques Oscuros amenazan al cuerpo y al reino.
¿Podrán nuestros amigos desenmascarar a su líder y detenerlos antes de que la conspiración se complete?

Se ha hecho un llamamiento para convocar El Gran Consejo. Los líderes de los Guardabosques se reunirán para estudiar la amenaza de la sección oscura y buscar la forma de acabar con la amenaza.

Las Panteras de las Nieves se verán inmersos en la conspiración y jugarán un papel transcendental en su resolución.

También continuaran sus investigaciones para descubrir quién está intentando acabar con la vida de Lasgol y Egil y la relación que existe entre los intentos.

¿Conseguirán atrapar al líder de los Guardabosques Oscuros? ¿Detendrán la conspiración que amenaza a los Guardabosques y a todo el reino? ¿Descubrirán quién está detrás delos intentos sobre sus vidas?

Descúbrelo mientras vives aventuras fascinantes con un grupo de personajes únicos que te enamorarán.

¡Disfruta de unas aventuras llenas de acción, aventura, magia y romance!

¡Fantasía épica para toda la familia
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Serie El Sendero del
1. El Hijo del Traidor
2. El Secreto del Rey
3. El Misterio de la Tundra
4. Traición en el Norte
5. El Refugio Secreto
6. El Sendero del Especialista
7. El Rey del Oeste
8. La Reina Turquesa
9. Conjura de Poder
10. El Gran Consejo

¡Comienza la aventura ahora mismo!

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Del autor con Nº1s en Español e Inglés en
★★★★★ Nº1 Infantil
★★★★★ Nº1 Juvenil
★★★★★ Nº1 Fantasía Épica
★★★★★ Nº1 Espada y Brujería
★★★★★ Nº1 Mitos, Leyendas, Sagas
★★★★★ Nº1Multicultural
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*Nota del Esta obra está dirigida a un público infantil-juvenil, si bien también puede ser disfrutada por adultos de alma joven.

Genres: Fantasy, Fiction, Audiobook, Young Adult, Young Adult Fantasy, Spanish Literature, Adventure

432 pages, Hardcover

Published July 12, 2021

About the author

Pedro Urvi is a bestselling fantasy author who some years ago began to write as an experiment. Without any deliberate intention on his part, the experiment in writing turned into a novel which went on growing until eventually it evolved into a saga. He is also a technologist with many years of experience working in the world of computer systems and cyber security. He has lived in the US, UK and Spain and worked all over Europe.
He is the author of three epic fantasy sagas: The Secret of the Golden Gods, The Ilenian Enigma, Path of the Ranger. It is currently working on a fourth one: Path of Dragons.
His other passion is reading. He defines himself as a fan of epic fantasy, science fiction and thrillers.

You can find him at:
mail: pedrourvi@pedrourvi.com
Facebook Author: https://www.facebook.com/PedroUrviAut...

Twitter: https://twitter.com/PedroUrvi


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Pedro Urvi es un escritor de fantasía, que un día hace unos años comenzó a escribir como un experimento. Sin él quererlo, el experimento narrativo se convirtió en una novela, que finalmente ha evolucionado hasta convertirse en una trilogía. También es un tecnólogo de Bilbao con muchos años de experiencia trabajando en el mundo de los sistemas de información y de la seguridad informática. Ha vivido en diferentes países: Estados Unidos, Inglaterra, España, y trabajado por toda Europa.
Es autor de tres exitosaa sagas de fantasía épica: Los Dioses Áureos, El Enigma de los Ilenios, El Sendero del Guadabosques. Ahora está trabajando en una cuarta saga; La Senda de los Dragones.
Su otra pasión es la lectura, se define como fan acérrimo de la fantasía épica, la ciencia ficción y el thriller. Otra de las actividades que le apasionan es salir a correr por la ría cerca del Guggenheim Bilbao, para escapar de sus ideas, imaginación, y sobre todo relajarse.

Me puedes encontrar en:
mail:pedrourvi@pedrourvi.com
Web: https://pedrourvi.com/
https://www.facebook.com/pedrourviautor/
Twitter: https://twitter.com/PedroUrvi

Reviews

[✰DoveyV✰ · Rating 3 out of 5]

After reading reviews for this book it sounded like it was really good but I think I may have set my expectations a little too high.
But before I get into that let me get this rant out…
it happened. I have been waiting for 10 FREAKING BOOKS for this! and oh my God I’m still sobbing through my laughter at how adorable this is (of course this could be due to me still being hungover from the new Bad Batch episode (🥲) or the fact that it’s like 3am and I got 3 hours of sleep last night but I’m honestly not sure, take your pick). But Urvi! you cut the scene short and ended the book! you dragged the entire series and all of the 10 books I’ve read so far, why couldn’t you have dragged this one scene for us readers. my otp finally got together and now I have to wait like 3 weeks for our next audible credit because I’m broke.
my other otp on the other hand looks like it’s ruined :/ I’m stuck with Astrid and Lasgol as the only other couple 😒

ok moving on—
- the plot was like way more scattered than the others (which is saying something). I honestly can’t piece together a solid plot line nor can I remember what happened before or after what, it’s all just a blur of events. This book probably could have been separated into as many as three books and it would make more sense. Just too much happened with no sense of time.
- There were also too many characters to keep track of a lot of the time- and normally that’s fine but when they’re all supposed to be involved in the scene and yet you don’t have much description or a specific pov then it’s kind of confusing. Then there was the fact that the team would group together then split back up on different missions and tasks so they were literally always coming and going with different people. For example: the team splits up but it never really tells you who goes with who to where, so you’re left to puzzle out what is going on and have weird moments of “wait a second they’re here??? since when???” and it forces you to completely reimagine the scene. Now as someone who usually can see pictures when I read or actually focus on an audiobook, this was just a mess for me.
- The plot twists had such potential, like the ideas themselves were great with the betrayals, but… there was no foreshadowing (alright there was very minor foreshadowing but it can’t even really count properly). And like that’s what makes a plot twist a plot twist, the reader is able to look back and see it all falling into place or pick up on little things while they read that they could possibly connect. It’s what makes them fun and exciting and these just lacked that which really is a pity because there was so much betrayal and mystery and double crosses, like it could have been glorious.

alright all that not so pleasant bit behind us there were things I really liked—
- for one the political intrigue and mystery (and as mentioned above, the betrayals if I ignore the negative bits). I do think they should have let the king and his brother die because they really are terrible people and the world would be better off without them, but then again now we’ll get to see an unnamed person take the throne with some no doubt evil mastermind plans so that’ll be fun.
- Multiple povs so I didn’t only have to read from Lasgol’s pov thank God! (in fact I feel like the majority was Egil’s with maybe Viggo coming next so that’s even better). With the team splitting up the way they were it was nice to see what the others where up to even if their tasks didn’t really connect. Plus it saved me from having to read about Lasgol and Astrid “kissing with so much passion it left him breathless”.
- I personally found the Dark Rangers and how they worked really interesting. Which speaking of them— Mysteries from like the past 5 books have finally wrapped up. The assassination attempts and the Dark Rangers being two of many. Of course there’s still Camu and that frozen dragon so we’ll see how those unfold.

Overall it gets 3.4 stars which is rather generous so that’ll probably be lowered at some point over the next few days, that final scene probably saved it from getting like 2.9, it just made the book. But I am getting off track again— I’m kinda curious to see what the groups next problem is and who dies (because ONE OF THEM HAS TO DIE! I predicted Val’s whole thing the moment she showed up like 8 and a half books ago and this one is coming true too, just wait 😑) and now before I spiral off onto some other topic I shall end this review ;)

[Javier Calle · Rating 5 out of 5]

Este libro profundiza más en la historia que se ha ido desarrollando el conflicto entre los reinos y acaba con un giro inesperado e interesante al mismo tiempo.

[Jeni Fehlberg · Rating 5 out of 5]

Great story

Such an in-depth story with a fast paced plot. I absolutely love these novels and can’t wait for another. They aren’t just for teen and young adults. Even us oldies love the clean and complex story lines of this great author.

[Natalia · Rating 5 out of 5]

Sin palabras, de verdad que me ha dejado sin palabras… Le acabé hace dos días y he tenido que asimilar todo lo ocurrido y recuperar mi salud mental en estas 48 horas.

No miento si es el mejor libro de lo que lleva de saga (igual lo habré dicho anteriormente con algún otro, pero es porque no había tenido este entre mis manos). De verdad que te atrapa de principio a fin.

Hay mucha más aventura, mucha más acción, mucha más traiciones, mucha más amistad, mucha más estrategia, mucha más quebraderos de cabeza… Con muchas ganas de seguir y saber lo que va a pasar con los personajes y con su nuevo futuro.

Es verdad que en este libro se resuelve muchas incógnitas, y te hace pensar que así se podría haber acabado la saga, aunque es verdad que deja alguna cosa abierta, por ejemplo que ser fantástico es Camu (no sé si soy la única que cuando habla con Lasgol pone voz de niño pequeño)…

Con muchas ganas de seguir y saber en que nuevos problemas se pueden meter nuestros personajes…

[Rocio · Rating 4 out of 5]

Quizás bajaría a 3,5* por lo dispersa que noté la historia al comienzo (puede que por la cantidad de situaciones que se presentan con los diferentes personajes), pero conforme llegaba al final me explotaba la cabeza.
Si es cierto que la situación final puedes llegar a adivinarla en un momento dado, pero aún así. Gran cierre del libro.

Ya llevo oficialmente el 50% de la saga.

[Natalia Ravenschlag · Rating 5 out of 5]

Sehr gut und spannend ☺️

[Katy · Rating 3 out of 5]

This is an enjoyable summer series

[Tansy · Rating 5 out of 5]

Lasgol and co save the day - again....

Finally the gang got to bottom of everything.
Dark Rangers, assassinations and spies to name but a few. And usually by those closest to them!
Why people need or want that much power escapes me, still, they get their comeuppance n the end

[Juls · Rating 5 out of 5]

No sé si es impresión mía pero me dio la sensación de que el principio de este libro lo escribió otra persona. Tanto los diálogos como las descripciones de pensamientos de los personajes están escritos de manera algo diferente a todos los libros anteriores. Es una "esencia" distinta a la de Pedro Urvi.

Quitando eso ha sido un libro magistral y se ha convertido en mi favorito hasta el momento!
La trama mejora en cada capítulo y me parece que tiene el ritmo perfecto. El desenlace no es muy lento ni muy rápido, es simplemente perfecto, dando tiempo al lector de asimilar y disfrutar de todo lo que ocurre en la historia. Cada parte de acción, intriga y resolución de los misterios y acontecimientos se desarrolla de manera excelente.
Egil es lo mejor que le ha pasado a esta historia sin lugar a dudas. Y me encanta que se le quite algo de protagonismo a Lasgol para dárselo a él, está haciendo que la trama sea mucho más interesante.

Si los demás libros que restan son igual de buenos que este, será una saga muy memorable!

[Sherry Hoernig · Rating 5 out of 5]

SUCH A GREAT SERIES!!!

Each time I read the newest book in this series, I dread the reaching the end because I am afraid it will be the last one. I have read all of Pedro's series & thoroughly enjoyed them. I have to say that this one has been my favorite, & for the first time ever in my 60 years of reading, never have I wanted a story to continue. Keep them coming Pedro!!! Thank you so much!!!

[Robert · Rating 5 out of 5]

Awesome

Just as the previous books, this book is a gripping and fantastic. This series has been incredible and can’t wait for the next addition.

[Eli López · Rating 4 out of 5]

A cada libro Egil se vuelve cada vez mejor en los que hace, se nota que es un gran estratega y una mente muy privilegiada.
Al final mis sospechas con Veleria eran ciertas, y a la vez no, si me engaño como lectora al creer que era una amiga de las panteras pero siempre trabajo para los oscuros
En este libro se celebra el gran consejo, en donde todos los líderes de los guardabosques se hacen presentes para llevar a cabo una reunión de la eminente amenaza de los guardabosques oscuros, con Eyra arrestada se traslada a la capital y con ellos van 3 guardabosques, Egil, Gerd y Valeria.
Eyra logra escapar con ayuda de Valeria pero después la cazan, cuando les intenta ayudar al decir quién es el líder de los oscuros es asesinada.
A Ingrid y a Viggo se les asigna ser de escoltas de los maestros de las maestrías y Sigli que es la líder del refugio, los intentan matar y logran repeler los ataques y que ningún maestro saliera herido.
Lasgol y Astrid se dirigen al castillo del duque del oeste, uno de los duques que va a favor de Egil a entregarle un mensaje de el, como siempre es una estrategia de Egil, con esa movida de dan cuenta de que el duque no es el traidor, sino el padre de Valeria y el primo del duque, que querían matarlo, pero como Egil ya lo había previsto había mandado a llamar a otros del Oeste y les tendió una trampa, con eso les contaron todo el plan, de que el Oso y el Jabalí eran de altos rangos y querían matar a los hermanos de la corona y a Egil y al Duque que son los sucesores a la corona.
Con ellos las Panteras se dividen para llevar a cabo diferentes misiones para salvar al hermanos del rey, al rey y vigilar a Gatic que es ahora el líder de los guardabosques y la cabeza de los guardabosques oscuros.
Niñas e Ingrid van con el rey y lo salvan de otro de los guardabosques a oscuros que intentaba matar al rey.
Viggo y Astrid van con el hermano del rey que lo intentaban matar en una emboscada y ellos los repelen.
Lasgol con Ona y Camu van con Gatic a espiarlo para ver si las sospechas de que el haya ido a cazar un oso era solo una cuartada y si lo era, en el camino Valeria lo sorprende y le dice que quiere ir con el, algo que no puede refutarlo, ahí Lasgol cae en la trampa de Gatic y se descubre que Valeria era parte de los oscuros, cuando le ordenan matar a Lasgol ella no puede y termina hiriendo a Gatic que la hiere de gravedad también, al final Ona, que había estado en una trampa de Gatic, salta y lo derriba dándole muerte.

El rey los condecora a las panteras y les dice que formarán ahora su nuevo grupo de élite y serán llamadas aguilas negras, y son condecorados.
Los líderes del refugio y del cuerpo junto con los maestros de estos y la líder del refugio los felicitan y les ofrecen a Gerd, Egil y Nilsa que son los que lo tiene maestría irse a especializar en el área que ellos deseen.

Camu está enorme ya, mide el tamaño de un león adulto con cuerpo reptiliano, se hace la referencia que parece un dragón y Camu está más que encantado a parecer un dragón y Ona es ya una hermosa pantera adulta y muy inteligente.

[Fernando Garrido Garrido · Rating 4 out of 5]

Creo que es uno de los mejores hasta el momento.

La trama sigue y en este caso me ha gustado bastante, aunque teniendo en cuenta el final, me da miedo lo que se viene ahora, pues yo pensaba que luchar contra los Guardabosques Oscuros iba a llevar más faena de la que ha tenido. No me sorprende nada que Gatlik y Sven hayan acabado siendo quiénes son, ya que en todos los libros anteriores se han presentado con cierto toque antagonista. Creo que el personaje que ejerce el plot twist aquí, es Val. He de decir que no me ha sorprendido especialmente, pero sí que la duda la he aguantado hasta el final. Me parece un avance en la construcción de la trama importante, ya que siempre he criticado un poco que el autor deja demasiadas pistas poco sutiles.

Tambien creo que, definitivamente, tener diferentes puntos de vista de historias que suceden de forma paralela, ayudan a que la tensión son se pierda como pasaba en otros libros.

Sigue sin haber cosas que no me cuadran nada, y el final se me desinfla un poco, sobretodo por la facilidad con la que se soluciona todo. Gatlik y Sven eran los mejores en lo suyo y son vencidos como si nada.

Los personajes avanzan un poco, no mucho, pero lo suficiente para mantener la esperanza de que algún día espabilarán. Las relaciones románticas están estancadas, y menos mal que Ingrid y Viggo al final acaban resolviendo. Pero la escena del Lago entre Astrid y Lasgol me parece que no tiene ningún sentido para los VEINTUN años que se supone que ya tienen. Me sigue pareciendo que los personajes se han atascado en una adolescencia temprana y de ahí no salen.

En cuanto a Egil, sigue siendo el mejor personaje, pero cada vez puedo menos con que la exposición del autor para mostrar su inteligencia sea, en la mayoría de las ocasiones, dejando a los demás como imbeciles. Nilsa y Gerd, especialmente.

Sigo sin entender tampoco como siguen vivos todos. No creo que exponer a unos reyes como sádicos, malvados e impulsivos y, a la vez, que no se carguen a Egil, que es claramente una amenaza, sean cosas que vayan bien de la mano.

Y ahora a por el siguiente, que tengo mucha curiosidad de ver cómo continúa

[Theresa · Rating 5 out of 5]

The King has summoned all the leaders of the Rangers to a Great Council in the capital to discuss the problem of the Dark Rangers. Lasgol and Astrid are traveling to Count Malason’s estate on a mission for Egil, stopping briefly at Lasgol’s home. Viggo and Ingrid are assigned to the Ranger escort for the five Elder Elite Specialists of the Shelter to the Council meeting. While Egil and Gerd have been assigned to the group escorting the traitor Eyra to Norghania, tasked to make sure she arrives alive. None of them are happy about the Kings involvement in what is supposed to be just for the leaders of the Rangers, but they have no say in it.

This has a a very complicated plot with alot of twists and turns. Egil must be a genius, but he can't be the only one. You'd think with all the other Rangers that some of them would be smart enough to have come up with some of the ideas that the gang has had through the books so far.

Footnote: 1) Did you get the reference of Egil’s two ‘friends’ to Astaire & Rogers? Though it’s funny there’s no way Egil should have picked out those names since the stories in a different world.

Fave scenes: Sigrid’s defense plan, Milton in a mood with Lasgol, Viggo taking Lasgol’s advice and Egil taking to the hunters.

[John · Rating 4 out of 5]

Major Plot Advancement, Impossible to Predict
The dark rangers plot was never that well developed, and the ending of it wasn't much better.
The two leaders are revealed based on brand new information, and would have been impossible to predict before their discovery. Was frustrating and unsatisfying.

Definitely also a lot of unclarity in why the Snow Panther's would be so gungho to protect a king and his brother know to be tyrants, bullies, and in one case a sadist. Just didn't seem that plausible.

The group splitting up to defend different parts of the caravans of attendees for the great council worked pretty well and was handled nicely. Some of the smaller skirmish type conflicts involved along the way were interesting and well described.

The establishment of the Snow Panthers as an elite Royal Eagles task force was a twist and curious how that will all turn out.

The final chapter advancing Viggo and Ingrid's relationship made it all worthwhile.

Several references to rangers being hired out to do missions in foreign countries so interesting potential future plots that would seem to focus on whats fun about these books, the close friends working together to accomplish a mission.

[PatriP · Rating 5 out of 5]

4’75⭐️
PERO QUÉ???!!! Todavía estoy procesando todo lo que pasó. Pedro Urvi me la coló bien colada la verdad. No me lo vi venir.


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A ver, hay dos sucesos que OH DIOS MIO!! el primero es el de la rubita, que no me lo esperaba para nada de nada!! siempre pensé que la morena en algún momento se volvería contra Lasgol y Las Panteras de Las Nieves. Lo siento Astrid, admito que siempre desconfié de ti. Val me engañó también a mí🥲.
Y ahora el otro suceso es el que llevo esperando casi que desde el minuto uno en el que se conocen los personajes Viggo e Ingrid!! Al finnnn!! jajaj admito que durante un rato pensé que Viggo se estaba haciendo el muerto para darle dramatismo a la situación y que Ingrid viera que no podía vivir sin él jajaja pero no, casi la palma el merluzo.

El único fallo que le encuentro al libro es que como pasa todo lo de la traición, y reitero que no me lo esperaba para nada, pues como que ya una está impactada y entonces claro, todo lo de Viggo e Ingrid como no llega a ser tan 🔝 (que aún así es 🔝 pero no el 🔝 protagonista que yo esperaba, no sé si me explico), pero esa es la única pega que le encuentro.

[Isaiah Radcliff · Rating 3 out of 5]

I will be the elephant in the room.

I love the world hes created, but over time, I figured something out. You have to read these books as if you're a young reader, and you're a little open minded. The characters came off super self-righteous towards the end, and I wonder if anyone else picked it up.
Sporlier Alert

When traitors started calling a traitor, a traitor this book kinda lost me. Egil in King of the West literally caused many deaths with his plans. lasgol caused many deaths helping his mother. so when everyone called for Val's death , all she did was spy very poorly. It made the rest of the cast look very dumb, Like all the other people of that country. Plus, you only had to save the king. You could have let them kill his torturing and S assaulting brother. Also, I think the author really loves Astrid because I've seen many reviews that have negative opinions of her. I guess where stuck with her, especially because I don't think this he'll kill any snow panther.

[John Mackey · Rating 5 out of 5]

I will have to admit that this one was well written with even more twists and turns than a lot of the other books in the series. It seems that Pedro Urvi only gets better with the more he writes in this series. You see I love a good book and he's got me hook line and sinker on this series. So much so that The past 3 books as well as for the next one "Frozen Origins" Book 11 I've pre-ordered even though it won't be released till the end of Oct.

I will have to admit that I was surprised though that one of the ones that were supposed to be among their tight knight group had turned out to be a traitor to them. I just hope that what they did doesn't come back to bite them in the end. As for the ending of this one I was almost sure we had lost a couple of the panthers. I have to give Mr. Urvi credit and praise for the excellent surprise ending. It even answered one of the questions I had asked him and In a great way. For this I thank you.

[Mike · Rating 5 out of 5]

Decent story and ties up loose ends

Not dropping any spoilers but if you've liked the previous books in the series you're getting more of the same with a few twists. Many of our protagonists are maturing and leaving behind some affectations and gaining a deeper level of interactions.

The overarching story arcs continue and some of them play out to their satisfying end. Our heroes are placed on the nest phase of their path and the future promises more of the excitement and intrigue were used to seeing from the Snow Panthers.

As a very pleasant aside, I was pleased to see quality copy editing here - I've had a couple recent experiences with other authors where that was not the case. Thank you Mr Urvi for the care you take in presenting a finished work and hat tip to your editor as appropriate typo free reading is appreciated.

[Lori · Rating 5 out of 5]

What a Tangled Web...

If you've read my previous reviews, you certainly know how much I'm enjoying this series.
This book has many surprises, (at least for me), and I was happy that many loose ends got securely tied up, (with Ranger knots.)
There is a great deal of action, devious planning, (on both sides), and a lot of hard work for the Snow Panthers. They must split up at times to be most effective, and while they are all excellent at what they do, they have always been best together!
Will each succeed with their part?
If not, it will be a disaster for, not only themselves, but for the kingdom.
Read and find out what happens to our heroes in the most important missions of their careers!

[Amanda Baker · Rating 5 out of 5]

Spellbinding and Captivating

I’ve read all 10 books of the path of the ranger series. Pedro is a gifted author continually keeping you on the edge of your seat revealing the treacherous and dangerous life among the battles and schemes of royalty to siege the throne of norghania. meanwhile a group of close friends with the gift of friendship, honor, love and true integrity band together masterfully thwarting these plots. Pedro is a magnificent combination combining the masterful twisted plots and true fantasy. Making him an extravagant mixture of the angela lansbury in murder she wrote with all her plot twists and fantasy masterpiece of a caliber that truly rates among Tolkien, C.S.Lewis and George Macdonald. a truly gifted author.

[Cooper Hite · Rating 1 out of 5]

This part of the series was more of the same. The characters hardly improved, the plot still has holes, and to make things worse, had explicit content for the age group this series is intended for. Plus this series is just repetitive, and it gets boring. There are several scenes where women are in extremely skimpy clothing. One example is a woman that is completely naked besides wearing a grand total of four starfishes to cover inappropriate areas. There is also a scene where a man and a woman are naked in a pond together. I don't think any of this should be included in a series that is meant for 9-12 year-olds. Again, this series was disappointing.
See my full review at "https://cooperhite.com/book-reviews/"

[Danny · Rating 5 out of 5]

Great Plot, wasn't predictable at all. It was a very exciting read. I couldn't put it down. I had to continue reading until I knew all the facts and reveals. And boy was it worth it. It had everything. All the Snow Panthers played a part and were fantastic. Egil never fails to impress me.

If you've been reading the books prior, a big plot is over and with it being over certain goals of certain Snow Panthers can be reached. Though I'm pretty certain those ideas were teased in this book about their future advancements. I'm certain based on book 11 title another minor plot will be revealed in that one and excited for that possibility. Regardless I'm definitely continuing on this series.

[Trudy · Rating 5 out of 5]

I love this epic series!

The Path of the Ranger, books 1 through 10 are absolutely great! Each character adds to the life and flow of the story. I cannot explain in words how each book’s adventure holds my attention until the very end! The characters of the Snow Panthers are getting wiser, growing into their specialties, manage unexpected life events, and bonding with unheard of intelligent creatures! The author Pedro Urvi describes magic and interesting scenes incredibly well until I am hooked! I must say I am thankful to be hooked on every single book! Book 11 here I come!

[William Isbell · Rating 5 out of 5]

Each book better than the last

When I first started reading this series I was very distracted by poor editing in the early books. The stories were well told though, so I kept reading. The character development and stories keep getting better. I have especially enjoyed the twists in the last couple of books.

I don’t often give books 5 stars and this is the first book in this series I have given 5 stars, but the author has earned it with compelling, good characters, well developed plots, and engaging story telling. I’m looking forward to more from him.

[Charles Bush · Rating 4 out of 5]

Weird idioms and grammar

The author has been using more and more complex idioms that simply do not work well in English. The grammar has also been getting worse as he tried to make it more complex. Its distracting from what is otherwise a very good story. This book sadly was way too predictable, but I like how we finally have some resolutions we have been waiting for a long time to realize.

[Zachary Creasman · Rating 4 out of 5]

This was a very interesting addition to the Path of the Ranger series. I throughly enjoyed the ending of the Dark Rangers storylines. I'm also hoping that some characters are going to reappear later in the series. I have to say that I was very genuially surprised by several of the reveals in this book. The last little bit of the book felt slightly unnecessary and that it could have occurred at an earlier point in the story.

[Angela D. Napier · Rating 5 out of 5]

What an Excellent Development in this Storyline

What a thrilling chapter ending. I have loved from the beginning how the White Panthers work so well as a group. Although at times some of them act as enemies, it becomes obvious how much love and respect they have towards each other. I was not surprised at the development between Ingrid and Viggo. As the saying goes...they both protested too much against the other.

[Suki Rickey · Rating 3 out of 5]

Book 10

Book 10 was a fun read. The characters and plot have developed well. The plot was a bit predictable, but fun and did have some twists to it. The characters have grown throughout the series well and have some flaws brewing that might become a factor later in the series. I look forward to the next book.

[Dallas · Rating 4 out of 5]

Wraps up some plot lines

This book takes the team and gives them all a chance to be focused on, develops some of their empathy and finally elevates them to a place they can do their work more independently. It is good to move things forward while opening new opportunities for them.