The Warrior's Path: The Sacketts: A Novel

Louis L'Amour spins a great yarn about early colonial life in The Americas. Indians played a great part in our winning our freedom from the British. Romance, adventure, swashbuckling pirates!!! What more could you ask for in a book?

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"The Warrior's Path?" is one of the earlier Sachett novels and is not up to par with some of L'Amour's later works. The setting is in the early settlements in the north east and is not really a 'cowboy' novel. The excitement is not on the level of "Kilkenny" or Hondo."
Some of the language is obsolete for our age. The book is interesting, but not a favorite of mine.

The book was supposedly in good shape. I disagree. The cover was ripped and the book was worn hard. All the books I ordered from where Warrior's Path was purchased were in much worse shape than the "good" that was advertised. I will not purchase from that company again.

In this version of the continuing saga of the Sackett family we are introduced to Barnabas's three sons. The oldest being Kin: they are all mountain men virtually experiencing the same obstacles and variety of villains as their father. They are introduced to women and they marry, all with some sort of conflict. Mr. L'Amour is a very comfortable read. Without his easy style of writing it would be difficult going from malady to the next . Recommended.

The book was supposedly in good shape. I disagree. The cover was ripped and the book was worn hard. All the books I ordered from where Warrior's Path was purchased were in much worse shape than the "good" that was advertised. I will not purchase from that company again.

I bought this as part of a collection, wanting to re-read the Sackett novels. I hoped they would live up to my fond memories of them and this one did not disappoint.

This book follows the story of Kin-Ring Sackett. With him the reader travels north to New England and later to Port Royal, Jamaica. All along there is an interesting cast of characters. While this is historical fiction, it feels like a Western, so you have a strong feeling that the hero will triumph. It is the path that matters.

I thoroughly enjoyed the book. If you enjoy Westerns, you would probably like this, too.

In this version of the continuing saga of the Sackett family we are introduced to Barnabas's three sons. The oldest being Kin: they are all mountain men virtually experiencing the same obstacles and variety of villains as their father. They are introduced to women and they marry, all with some sort of conflict. Mr. L'Amour is a very comfortable read. Without his easy style of writing it would be difficult going from malady to the next . Recommended.

Louis LAmour is the best western author ever. As you read you are totally absorbed in the story. In your minds eye you can see the characters and you feel like you know them. Can't wait to get started on Sacketts book 4.

I am amazed at all the author got accomplished for the main character of this book from the beginning to the end. It was an increddible story, and not one easily forgotten. Even though it has been two years since I read a borrowed copy, I still remember it fondly and purchased a copy to reread very soon. If I say too much I will give some of the story away, but I have read the first four books in the Sackett's Series and I think they are all gems. They fit nicely together and show Louis L'Amour's talent as a story teller that will always be remembered.