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Limitless Path Book Two
Elizabeth Bell's world changed drastically when a new kind of reality, one enforced by the mysterious Path, was thrust upon her. She started to learn about this new reality and grow strong, trying to find her place within a new and ever-changing world.
In this second title in the Limitless Path series, join Elizabeth 'Beth' Bell as she continues her quest to grow stronger and discover new and fascinating wonders. She will face new challenges, powerful new enemies, and even stare death in the face more than once as she strives to become a powerhouse in her own right.
In this second title in the Limitless Path series, join Elizabeth 'Beth' Bell as she continues her quest to grow stronger and discover new and fascinating wonders. She will face new challenges, powerful new enemies, and even stare death in the face more than once as she strives to become a powerhouse in her own right.
594 pages, Kindle Edition
Published May 8, 2026
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May 14, 2026
Good Continuation
I'm enjoying the story and would compare it to a less crazy Azarinth Healer. Earth post integration with some good twists, and much less focus on how the world is doing, focusing more on Beth's (MC) neighborhood with some incidents providing some information. That's fine and gives the story a more slice of life angle.
What I don't like is Beth's relationship with Sabs. Its not evident to me to the author spent any time researching lesbian relationships and basically slapped gender roles on the two and called it good. Its unbelievably bad. I almost dnf'd because it's so bad. Hopefully, the author will fix this glaring error. I'm still reading because Beth is about to see more of the Universe and I'm interested to see where the author takes her and the story. For now.
I'm enjoying the story and would compare it to a less crazy Azarinth Healer. Earth post integration with some good twists, and much less focus on how the world is doing, focusing more on Beth's (MC) neighborhood with some incidents providing some information. That's fine and gives the story a more slice of life angle.
What I don't like is Beth's relationship with Sabs. Its not evident to me to the author spent any time researching lesbian relationships and basically slapped gender roles on the two and called it good. Its unbelievably bad. I almost dnf'd because it's so bad. Hopefully, the author will fix this glaring error. I'm still reading because Beth is about to see more of the Universe and I'm interested to see where the author takes her and the story. For now.
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