Warriors Path

I have read or listened to a number of the Louis L`Amour books including many of the Sackett stories. This is another great L'Amour story told in his easy enjoyable fashion. So sit back in your favorite chair and let yourself be entertained.

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.

We have listened to three Sackett books . This one is excellent--as were the other two. The narrator is so believable as the characters in the story. We recommend it highly.

First of all..if you have kids, encourge them to read the Sackett novels. They are full of history, mystery, and adventure. Along the way they just might pick up some long forgoten values missing in today's youth.This is the 3rd book in the Sackett Series, Kin Ring, Son of Barnabas Sackett, sets out on a journey to put a cramp in the slave trade. A young white girl is kidnapped, and Kin Ring gets her back, only to find her kidnapped again by slave traders while he searches for another who has been long missing. On land or on the sea, Louis L'Amour knows how to tell a story. If you have never read LL, you are in for a surprise! I was! Lay aside all your misconceptions and dive into a LL novel. You won't be sorry!

As a child of the true American West, I grew up with Louis L'Amour. I have always loved his westerns and especially the Sackett books. All of them are great. Although I grew up a cowboy in the original sense of the word, my favorite Sackett novels are the first four. Maybe because it is a part of the world I never knew, who knows. No one who has any kind of adventurous spirit could dislike this book. It has everything, the wild Appalachian Mountains to the open seas and tropical ports full of pirates and swordsmen. Barnabas may be my favorite Sackett and Kin Ring is definitely a fitting son. This book is a must read even if you could never get into Louis' western novels. There is something for everyone here.