As I was nearing the end of the fourth Royal Ranger book, I thought something may be missing. There seemed to be a lot of set up that would be difficult to wrap up in the last little bit. Alas, this book is not a "complete" book, but just a set up for the next book. It ends with a cliffhanger. Uggh.
In The Missing Prince Will and Maddie disguise themselves as performers to help assist with some internal conflicts in a neighboring realm. In the process, they manage to break up two rings of common street thugs and master the art of performing (singing and throwing knives). Their main goal is to rescue a prince that has been held captive. They don't have much respect for any of the leadership of the Kingdom. However, they feel that the current inept ruler is better than the strong pretender to the throne. The story moves along quickly, but there is little suspense. The book felt short. I was also disappointed with he "too bed continued" ending.
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