The King's Ranger Boxset: Books 1-3

By: AC Cobble

Narrated by: Simon Vance

A ranger’s duty. The rotten heart of a king. Rebellion spilled from the blood of family.

Rew, the King’s Ranger, accepted a role on the far edge of the realm to avoid the morass of intrigue and betrayal that bleeds from the heart of the kingdom. His only desire is to shoulder the burden he’s taken, to protect the village of Eastwatch, and to monitor the wilderness beyond.

When three youths are arrested for petty theft in the village and beg for his help, Rew’s oldest friend insists he take responsibility for them. By ties stronger than steel, Rew is forced onto a path he knows leads to chaos and death. Through a resurgence of monsters summoned in ages prior, war between the royal line, and backstabbing treachery, the King’s Ranger will battle to grant the youths a life he never had a chance of.

But as they venture farther from the wilderness he calls home, Rew can feel the magical pull at the center of the kingdom, demanding he return to face his past and his family’s terrible legacy. Only he knows the secret of the king, and the risk it poses to the entire realm.

The King’s Ranger is a classic fantasy adventure, perfect for fans of Michael J Sullivan, Brent Weeks, James Islington, and AC Cobble’s Benjamin Ashwood Series.

©2022 AC Cobble (P)2022 AC Cobble

Good story but needs improvments

This a good story, follows like most other fantasy books and not the most original. The story flows but the author does not add enough descriptions. And relays on the reader to make decisions, I like when you can essentially paint a picture of the character or the scene in my mind.

Narrations is good and I am going to the complete series. Just felt like improvements could be made.

Enjoyable, fun twist

Excellent story, like the different narrator, voices, looking forward to reading the rest and I hope a suspenseful ending.

The narrator

A Fantasy book that would make an incredible movie!!! Strong characters, strong story line and intriguing plot. Couldn’t stop listening.

Epic failure of a main character.

How can you tell such a good story, but have such an epic failure of a main character? I haven't even finished and I am really disappointed in Cobble. When a reader, who isn't that intelligent, can figure out what is about to happen, doesn't know any more than the main character, who, is supposedly very intelligent, versed in the ways of the world in which he lives, and has had a whole lot more time to think about, and mull over the facts than I, but doesn't see what is right in front of his face? That isn't a failure on the part of the character, that is a failure on the part of the author. Boo, boo I say. I'm sorry to be a troll , but damn, did you have to mail it in so hard?

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