¶ … Warrior's Path" by Louis L'Amour The Warrior's Path by Louis L'Amour tells the story of a family named the Sacketts that traveled in the "wilderness" along what is referred to as the "warrior's path." The warrior's path is an old warpath that is characterized as treacherous and dangerous. The Sacketts were strong men wandering through wild forests and high mountains in an attempt to find peace out of the chaotic savage wild lands.

The Sackett family encountered many difficulties living such a life, including attacks from bears and not so friendly Indian tribes. The book is a classic colonial tail that reveals some of the hardships that the early settlers had moving out into the western wilderness. Along the journey, the Sacketts are threatened with attack from neighboring Indian tribes. Many white men in the book were also violent and ruthless, one particular party kidnapped a settler's daughter. This sets...

Diana Macklin is the kidnapped settlers daughter, and acts as the focal point for the frontier heroes in their journey down the old warpath.
One of the characters in the book stands out as a main character, Kin Sackett. He immediately takes a heroic stance, a stereotypical frontier "gentleman" and decides to risk his own life in order to do the right thing, save Diana Macklin from death at the hands of her captors.

Kin Sackett joined his brother Yance in a journey along the warrior's path to attempt a rescue of the kidnapped daughter. The Sacketts are represented in the book as men who don't mess around and take swift action when necessary to resolve issues. Yance and Kin as family are also representative of strongly bound friends and partners. The Warrior's Path is actually an old war trail that stretches from Chatanooga to Boston. Along the…