Ranger

De: Dietrich Stogner

Narrado por: Cassie Corbin

Jaina Creighton has always known what it means to sacrifice. When both her brothers are marked for conscription into the Dominion’s wars, she makes a desperate choice—trading her own freedom to join the rangers, an ancient order bound by oath to walk the wilds and guard the people. Her decision will spare her brothers from service…but binds her to a life of duty from which there is no return.

Far to the south, Antoinette DeLuca—scion of one of Vetticci’s most powerful houses—has secrets carved into her every masterpiece. An artist, a spy, and a woman trapped by her family’s ambitions, she has learned to shape beauty from duty and deceit alike. When her path collides with Jaina’s, the chemistry between them is as dangerous as it is undeniable.

But the Dominion is shifting. The dukes raise armies. Shadows lengthen across the land. And as the days slip away, whispers of something vast and terrible grow louder.

To protect the ones they love, Jaina and Antoinette must each come to understand the truth of who they are—and choose between loyalty and desire, between what they owe and what they yearn for.

The countdown has already begun. And when it ends, nothing will be the same.

©2025 Dietrich Stogner (P)2025 Dietrich Stogner

Heck of a book

I’ve never been a fan of writing most of the book or story in a lengthy review, So, I’ll get straight to the point. BUY THIS BOOK.
For the record, I wasn’t paid for this review. I purchased the audio version.
The book is a coming of age story about two young ladies, who are as opposite as can be. One from the North, the other from the south. One brought up, trained as an artist as well as being well versed in the art of espionage. The other is a ranger,. She is one of an elite wandering warrior/druid clas swho protect and serve .

Both are on their first mission, but as the world they know is about to go t war, the find solace in ona another.

The audio version of Ranger is a brilliant novel. Fun at times. A tear-jearker at others. The characters are wonderfully fleshed out. Dietrich Stogner , the author, and Cassie Corbin, the reader, both pou their hearts and souls into this work. Highly recommended.