The Collapsing Path

The Narrowing Path #3

by David J. Normoyle

To save his world, he must first destroy it. In just six short years, Bowe Bellanger, still not yet twenty years old, has gone from being a doomed deadbeat to becoming one of the most powerful men in the land. However, that means it’s Bowe’s responsibility to stand in judgment and decide who lives and who dies. Having watched friends die on the Path six years ago, can he now oversee the new one? If instead, he wants to see real change, Bowe will have to sacrifice everything he has built and more. This is the final book in The Narrowing Path trilogy. Bearing comparisons to Hunger Games and The Maze Runner, the series explores a rich medieval fantasy world with characters every bit as devious and bloodthirsty as the schemers in Game of Thrones. Buy today and explore a world where death is just one misstep away!

Genres: Fantasy

Unknown Binding

First published January 1, 2015

About the author

David was born in Australia, but moved to Ireland at an early age. The early globe crossing must have gone to his head, as he has since backpacked through and lived in numerous countries. He grew up on a farm as the eldest of nine unruly siblings, but since his escape, he prefers city living. His electronic engineering degree is currently gathering dust while he tries new and strange pursuits such as novel writing.

Reviews

[Angie Holland · Rating 4 out of 5]

Thoroughly enjoyed this series. Survival of the fittest tale, many challenges to overcome, brave decisions to be made and unlikely friends to assist. Good read.

[Janet Armentani · Rating 4 out of 5]

This was an interesting series of survival. The main character is the only survivor of a failed "royal" family, rescued as an infant and raised in the upper class of an island nation. Steeped in mystery, intrigue and hard decisions the main character, Bowe, goes from an almost certain death at a young age to bringing change to all in a very short time. A definite must-read for fans of YA science fiction, with post-apocalyptic style themes and a dash of romance.
The writing is descriptive and concise, but not over done. The characters and civilization are well developed.