Pathfinder's Way: Volume 1 (The Broken Lands)

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Gets into the heroine's bed while she's asleep and his prisoner, and then starts kissing and threatening her There are about a million other things I love about Shea that I could list forever. Unfortunately, my fingers can’t take that much typing.

The characters chastise and blame her for everything, and it gets real old real fast- mostly because she sits there and takes it, but even when she does speak up for herself she gets criticized even more. I mean... I swear I have keyword tags out there for magic words like "warlord" and "enemies-turned-lovers," so when Pathfinder's Way hit both those keywords and was likened to Warprize I was like: Shea is strong and skilled, and she shines because of the skills that she worked hard to develop, not simply because she is a special snowflake. Her character feels more mature than the YA's heroine I've read about lately and it was refreshing to have a female lead think critically instead of being impulsive and letting her emotions (lust more often than not) drive her every decision. I really loved Shea. I'm not sure I would have ever stumbled upon this gem if it wasn't for seeing this being recommended and compared to another book I loved. I actually don't think it's similar to that book because this was just too unique on it's own.This has so many incredible scenes of action in a world that was clearly defined for the reader without bogging the story down. Each amazing battle against strange beasts was carefully crafted in a way to draw me in without being wordy to where I wanted to skim. The Pathfinder March is an annual 46-mile (74-kilometre) long-distance walk around the County of Cambridgeshire, England. The most common route is now recognised as Pathfinder Way Long-distance walk. [1] The March, which currently draws about two hundred and fifty to three hundred participants, is held to perpetuate the memory of the famous Royal Air Force Pathfinder Force (8 Group) from the Second World War. Recent years have seen it become an international event with members of the US Air Force and Army, Canadian Air Forces (members of 405 Sqn - one of the only two remaining operational Pathfinder Force Squadrons) and the Danish, French and German Armed forces, although it was not possible in 2020 or 2021. [2] The world-building is well-done and well-developed throughout the book. It's the usual fantasy setting, and it has a system of Lowlands and Highlands that I wish we knew more about. There are also some weird and creepy creatures roaming the woods and the Lowlands, and I like the more sinister vibe it gave to some parts of the book. It also helped to show how skilled and knowledgeable Shea was because she knew all about those creatures and tried to teach others to help them survive. I kept thinking she was going to come to her senses and do something to change things. And after all the horrible stuff the hero did, I kept waiting for her to TAKE HIM DOWN. I mean, he didn't even have a personality other than "radiating power" and being crazy possessive and having "whiskey colored eyes" (and eye color is not even a personality trait!). But NOPE! Even though he ultimately wants to kill her people and take over their land, she admits she has always wanted his beautiful body and agrees to be his mistress! (oh, and I was told there was no sex in this book, but there is definitely explicit sex ): The point was that she was right, and they were wrong. If they’d listened, everybody would still be alive. They didn’t, so they were dead. Not her problem. She’d done her job.”

The information on housing, people, culture, employment and education that is displayed about Pathfinder Way, Warboys, Huntingdon, PE28 2RD is based on the last census performed in the UK in 2021. I mean why does he even want the beast infested Lowlands anyway!? How many clans can there possibly be considering the settlements are so few and far between that it seems like there is plenty of land to be had anyways. After listening to Rules of Redemption, I rushed to get this book in the hopes it would have a similar entertainment value. This book was TERRIBLE. HORRIBLE. ZERO STARS. Let me make a list of some things that our supposed romantic hero does in this book (get ready to BARF): But Fallon . . . ehhhh he's way too possessive/controlling so as of now, I don't like him at all.😒 Who knows? Maybe he'll change in the next book? altho I rlly can't imagine that lol.I suggest you enjoy your run while you can. In the end, you will still be mine, and you will give me what I want.” The disrespect Shae has had to deal with from the very beginning was getting to be too much when it got to the point where Fallon came in. I think I was just over her bad treatment at that point, so that doesn't exactly fall all on Fallons shoulders. The woman-hating: There’s some lip service to the existence of strong women, but this is a fifteen hour book with only two named females. One is the MC and the other is the cliche witchy woman who constantly undermines Sheya in the most eyerollingly over-acted ways. Meanwhile, so many men in so many towns, and so many barbarians, chest thump and trash talk about Sheya’s weakness. Then there’s Sheya herself, who is strong only when it serves the plot, but otherwise is foolish or childish for a supposedly 25 year old Pathfinder/survivalist who’s been navigating the Broken Lands since she was 10. The plot itself was amazing as I've already expressed. I was up until 5 am yesterday, quite literally feasting on my nails from anticipation. It took a damn while for Shane to finally be revealed as Shea. But even though I was dying for the big secret to finally be revealed, I feel the author did it at a perfect time. He closed with her, bearing down with his blade until her arms were shaking with the strain. His face was close to hers as their match became a test of strength. “Your stupidity is going to get everyone killed.”