Mystery in the Tundra

Path of the Ranger, Book 3

By: Pedro Urvi

Narrated by: John Banks

Length: 12 hrs and 30 mins

Publisher's summary

The war is intensifying. So is the training at the Camp. Will Lasgol and his friends survive both?

The Corrupt Lord of the Ice has been rejected. King Uthar is seeking to kill him once and for all. But Darthor has retreated to the Frozen Continent with his forces.

Lasgol and his friends are making every effort to pass their third year of instruction, where the tests change from practical competitions to real missions and where they risk their lives. Conflicts, rivalries, and love will emerge more strongly than ever. Egil and Lasgol will discover the truth about the king's secret and the identity of the real enemy. They will choose sides and try to persuade their teammates.

King Uthar will invade the Frozen Continent with his hosts to put an end to Darthor. The Rangers, including Lasgol and his friends, will find themselves involved in the campaign of war. They will discover the Mystery of the Tundra in the Frozen Continent and take part in the great battle for the North.

©2020 Pedro Urvi (P)2021 Podium Audio

fun

still confused at some of the twists, but all in all I'm enjoying the books

Fantastic

I have enjoyed this series of books immensely and Mystery in the Tundra did not disappoint. I should wait a bit in between each book so that I can get something done, but I can’t seem to put these down and listen well into the night! They are full of adventure, and twists and turns that surprise me. John Banks is a superb narrator who makes the books come to life, with his wonderful use of different voices and expression. I don’t know how he keeps them straight. If you haven’t tried this series, you are missing out!

Idk...

so I really love the narrator and the storyline is good but could be better. it feels rushed and unfinished there are lines of plot that aren't followed through and I have to admit, in love lasgol is more of a girl than the girls. I really like the story line but this feels like more of an unfinished rough draft than a published work. and that makes me sad. I thought it might improve, but not really. I don't think I'll get the next one despite my deep desire to know the end.

I wish Lasgol would use his abilities more

Its annoying how dumb lasgol can be honestly, it just annoyed me how airhead he is at times and how he never uses abilities that are bestow upon him smh

Loved it

Love the performance and characters. Some of the different fighting groups are hard to follow.

Great Job

Pedro is an amazing author. Goes to show who he trusted to narrate an the adventures of the Snow Panthers. It’s so good. John Banks did phenomenal job with narrating. Worth all the money.

Review

I like this series because it’s not all butterflies and goodness, a perfect combination of forces.

finally getting good.

the first two books were ok. book 3 is where it takes off and separates itself from similar books. gurd amd nilsa are still painstakingly annoying and I could do without but w.e. overall good listen. narrator is superb and the store a bit more interesting now.

another chapter in an exciting fantasy adventure

another chapter and exciting fantasy adventure series with lots of twists and turns in the plot then make for an interesting read. John banks' performance was outstanding

not bad

so I'm going to talk about the best thing about this book and indeed the entire series first. that would be the narrator. I have thoroughly enjoyed his performance and I seriously have no notes for how he might improve. I definitely look forward to the next installment for that alone. now as far as the writing goes when it comes to us sequel I'm looking for everything that made the last one worth listening to and then some. while this entry did progress the story it did not really excel at anything. oh there was an amazing battle towards the end of the story and we've got plenty of set up for political Intrigue in the future and I don't want to call it straight filler because that would be a gross understatement but it did to me at least feel more like set up than story. that may be an unfair assessment of the work. to that I will simply say that this is my personal opinion and it is based off of my personal preference. the series appears to be wildly popular and there are 14 available on Audible and it looks like the 16th one is coming out on Amazon relatively soon. the first book in my opinion was extremely shaky but I tend to take it easy on the first book for that very reason. My Hope was that the story would continue to get better as it progressed. in my opinion it has done that. in my opinion I wish it had been more but I do think that this book specifically has reached the point where I'm interested in continuing on with the series. I have invested time and treasure into three books and I'd still like to see where the story goes but this is kind of a lukewarm review I guess. that being said I do not want to penalize any author ever based on my personal views so I still ranked it high. for those of you who are not aware Amazon's ranking system is brutal. to that end you can do real damage to creatives if you give them less than four stars. so if there is anybody reading this review didn't like it then I would counsel you to not go below four stars because that's just mean.