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Blood Debt by RangerLiz

Xena \| Alternative \| Drama \| Short Story - 36 pages \| Finished \| Cast: Aidan, Xena, Eponin, De, Ailsa, Dannan, Morgan, Formorii, Gabrielle, Solari, Tuatha, Brigid, Kalliope, Ferris, Lugh Part 4 of the Wild Hunt Series Series List: Wild Hunt (The), Gift of Life (A), Dark Hunter, Blood Debt, Price of the Warrior

wouldn't this and the rest of the series be classified as Xena and not Uber? [Indeed to should. Corrected 4-25-2009] - Lysia - Apr-25-2009

Drango Gap - Book 1 by RangerLiz

Original / Uber \| Modern \| Alternative \| Drama \| Novel - 245 pages \| Finished \| Aug-04 Cast: Dianthe, Meredith, Jason, Annie, Service, Dawson, Tommyboy, Tracy, Ellie, Ryan, Drango, Tinker Honors/Awards: Perennial Favorite Award: #56 in 2004, #56 in 2006 Two-Time Top-25 #1.
Dianthe Xavier, who joined the National Park Service several months following her leaving the military, was now at Drango Gap Wildlife Corridor as the new Law Enforcement pilot ranger. The tall dark amazon meets Meredith Murphy, wildlife biologist and ranger, almost immediately upon arrival, as Meri's spare cabin would be her home for a while. The chemistry between the two does not take much waiting, and the trouble that follows both is inevitable in this tale of romance, adventure and danger.
I loved this awesome story and can not wait for book 2 thanks RangerLiz for sharing your talent with all of us - Kat - Sep 17th, 2004 I really enjoyed this book, It was just great!! I don't havemuch time to read but I made sure to make time for this one.I hope book 2 comes out soon. Thanks - Anonymous - Jan 18th, 2005 This was a fun and engaging story that kept my attention. It was the first of RangerLiz' work that I have read. The plot was interesting and I found the intricacies of the profession fascinating.That said, this needs a really good edit. I'm not sure if there is a reason for this based in how or what format it was originally written, but there were moments when I wondered if the author had taken long breaks between sections and never gone back again. The reference to Lt. Murphy didn't work for me because his introduction had been so fleeting that I hadn't noticed his name or the connection to Meradith. And for once, the author didn't backtrack. By backtrack, I mean that there were several times when she went over backstory and I actually said outloud to the screen "I was there when that happened. Weren't you?" There were other sections where there was a great deal of 'tell' and little 'show' - including Dianthe and Meredith's initial road to love. The span of time in the novel was long but the read was very quick before the first declaration of love. We were told that time had passed and they got to know each other, but we didn't see it. I'd suggest the author take some of the time that she spent detailing a character's bathroom and dressing ritual and spend it on character interacion.With a decent edit, this could really be a fantastic story and make a wonderful published novel. - roxy - Jan 19th, 2005 I really enjoyed this story and would love to see a continuation in book 2. I loved the way it started with Dinathe and her military life, and then went into Meredith in the Forrest. So many stories have the stoic tall dark UX back story somewhere in the middle. I had no problem with the timeline involving Meredith and Dinathe getting together because everything else was coming together as part of the main story. There were places where the back story was misplaced and I got confused in terms of present/past. There were just so many characters that I found myself going back several times when something signifcant happened. Overall, I loved the story and the subject matter. I had to wonder was the writer a pilot or a ranger, or both. Great read. Please complete book 2. - gayzer - Sep-04-2006 great story,!lots of action!! - ailidh - Dec-27-2009 This story is a page turner. It reflects a lot of knowledge about the Park Service, Rangers, and the Military. All of this is wrapped into a tale that compels your attention. Very well done. - wasabigrrl - Jan-02-2010 This one has all the fixins put in the right place. Read it it's definitely worth your time. - Wheezie - Apr-13-2014 If you're a fan of strong characters, a plot that moves along at a decent pace and an engaging writing style, this one is a must read. Throw in the natural scenery and the fact that the two main characters are both very strong, likeable and intelligent women, Drango Cap is a very enjoyable way to spend the afternoon. - Stacia - Apr-14-2014

Drango Gap: Solstice Miracle by RangerLiz

Original / Uber \| Modern \| Alternative \| Romance (alt) \| Short Story - 16 pages \| Finished \| Jan-07

Cute idea for a Christmas story, not to mention a unique blending of Janice and Mel and Xena and Gab. Sure do wish there were more stories with these two fantastic ladies! - Stacia - Apr-14-2014

Gift of Life (A) by RangerLiz

Xena \| Alternative (Mature) \| Drama \| Short Story - 47 pages \| Finished \| Cast: Xena, Aidan, Eponin, Bedir, Gabrielle, Ephiny, Ranger, Solari, Dara, Zel, Calvary Part 2 of the Wild Hunt Series Series List: Wild Hunt (The), Gift of Life (A), Dark Hunter, Blood Debt, Price of the Warrior

I thought this one was good. I recommend it.lots of battling Amazons.A great deal of Love,Pain and sacrifice.The another has don good. - Samson - Sep 5th, 2004

Wild Hunt (The) by RangerLiz

Xena \| Alternative (Mature) \| Drama \| Novella - 70 pages \| Finished \| Related Episodes Sacrifice I & II (Xena) Cast: Xena, Aidan, Gabrielle, Eponin, Ranger, Ephiny, Solari, Selene, Dara Honors/Awards: Two-Time Top-25 #1. Part 1 of the Wild Hunt Series Series List: Wild Hunt (The), Gift of Life (A), Dark Hunter, Blood Debt, Price of the Warrior
After the events of Sacrifice I & II, Gabrielle and Xena make their way back to the Amazon village. On their journey, they encounter Ranger Aidan- a friend from Xena's past.

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