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  • The Dark Ranger Arc 1: Redhill Town

  • By: Mr Aqib Ali
  • Narrated by: Thomas Miller
  • Length: 3 hrs and 17 mins
  • 4.7 out of 5 stars (3 ratings)
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Summary

Episode 1: Rebirth

When the population of Redhill, Arizona completely vanishes without a trace, it falls to Ray and his fellow Rangers to uncover the truth. The Rangers are an elite unit of self-sufficient soldiers working for the Supernatural Defence Force. Their mission is to investigate the town and figure out where the townsfolk have gone.

Their quest is derailed when they discover something strange in the silent town. What was once a thriving community in the now desolate wasteland, a lone candle flickers in the darkness of the old monastery. Who is the stranger that lurks behind the candlelight? Together, Ray and his fellow rangers must unravel the mystery. Will they uncover the truth or fall victim to the same fate as the townsfolk?

Episode 2: Retribution

The thrilling dark fantasy tale continues as the SDF rangers prepare to investigate the network of ancient tunnels beneath the soulless remains of Redhill Town. Victor uncovers more secrets of his past life as Ray the human turned vampire learns to nurture his newfound dark powers.

As the SDF prepared to mount their offensive they are ambushed by the evil forces of the demonic mage. Will they survive or fall victim to their enemies?

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Redhill Town

A really entertaining story, hooked me right from the start. Nicely written and very well narrated. Looking forward to more tales of Viktor and the SDF. Cheers, IanFW

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Solid fantasy ‘knock about’ - Great fun!

Crammed-packed full of Guns, Vampires, Elves, Demons, and even a few of Vikings, there’s a lot to like in Aqib Ali’s Dark Ranger. The plot & characterization will appeal to those familiar with the classic Fantasy Quest and I found the story engaging.
If I had gripes, they would be that, some of the story is played out directly rather than, perhaps the words, feelings, and senses of the characters and I found myself following the action rather than becoming emotionally invested in the characters themselves.

That said, it is a solid fantasy ‘knock about’ and definitively great fun!

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