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The first arc never reaches the levels that some of the worst books in the series do,

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but this book still stands apart as being particularly difficult to read.

The characters are grating, the logic for important decisions is silly if it exists

at all, and Fireheart of all characters is suddenly a horrible person in a number of ways.

But the worst bit...is that this book's Bluestar moments are phenomenal, and to read

or even get to them, you have to swallow down the rest of the story.

A Dangerous Path was released on June 1st of 2004, six months after Rising Storm.

So apparently the speeding up of book production couldn't last.

This is another Cherith-written book, which is genuinely sad.

Cherith has some really good books later down the line.

But this being her second addition to the series doesn't speak well of her.

Just be aware, it gets better, and admittedly Cherith's involvement could explain how

out of whack the characters will feel in this book.

She isn't nearly as used to writing for them.

There's an interesting little trait of this book's allegiance that actually began in

the last book but that I didn't mention there: In the future we'll come to expect

the warriors' and apprentices' allegiances to be listed in order of age or at least promotion

However, here, when Brackenfur was made a warrior, he was instantly propelled above

Sandstorm and Dustpelt who, we know, are not only older than him, but older than his mentors.

I have to imagine this is just another slight to Sandstorm and Dustpelt.

This book marks the first time that queens have ever returned to be warriors again, instating

Brindleface and Frostfur have apparently finished their times as queens and returned to their

Otherwise, not too many changes in the allegiances this time around.

Besides two of the queens moving back, the only changes are Yellowfang, Patchpelt, and

Halfttail disappearing after their deaths, and one weird quirk of this book where Sandstorm,

after not being an apprentice for three books, is listed with the apprentices again, as well

Hopefully not indicative of the arc's attitude towards her and her progress.

The top 10 characters in this book only have 79% of the lines.

There are certainly plenty of characters and plot threads in this book all happening simultaneously,

Additionally, 43% of the characters are she-cats!

Certainly an increase, though not a 50-50 split just yet.

Unfortunately, these characters only get 31% of the lines…that's even less than Rising

Storm where they had less she-cats to divide lines between.

But maybe it doesn't matter what the exact line divisions are when it comes to the quality

of the story, so let's look at that instead.

We begin with the most spoilery prologue in the first arc: a pack of vicious dogs escaping

their human captors and running off into the woods with the goal to kill.

Now, the prologue about in Forest of Secrets certainly wasn't subtle, but it at least

tried to hide the secret of Bluestar's relation to the kits.

This book will eventually tell us that a dog pack is loose in the forest.

This is shocking to all of Thunderclan, but it is not surprising to us at all, because

we know everything about the dogs by the first chapter.

We jump in right where we left off in Rising Storm: with Tigerstar as the new leader of

Several cats, both at the gathering and back in camp, call him a traitor and ask Fireheart

to denounce him, which Fireheart agrees to until Tigerstar claims he was chosen by Starclan

and Fireheart suddenly convinces himself that not only is Tigerstar deserving of the leadership,

but that he might have changed into a good cat since he fulfilled his ambition.

He decides to say nothing and welcome Tigerstar as a leader instead.

Despite this, no on, including Sandstorm, who was furious earlier, is mad at Fireheart,

and instead they all congratulate him for speaking well.

After the gathering Fireheart deflects the clan's complaints by saying that Shadowclan

doesn't know Tigerstar is a traitor…But they would know if you had just *told them*

when you had the chance the previous night.

He hands the job of calming the clan off to Whitestorm and goes to check on Bluestar.

She definitely takes the news the worst, losing her faith in all the other clans and Starclan

Fireheart tells her to calm down, because Tigerstar might not be so bad now, and Bluestar

accurately tells him that he is a fool to believe that.

Fireheart is then warned about other creatures hunting on the territory, and Whitestorm lets

him know even this early that the area reeked of dogs.

Whitestorm is very serious and worried, but Fireheart brushes it off and says that dogs

are no big deal, since twolegs will take them back soon anyway.

Fireheart determines that Brightpaw, Thornpaw, and Swiftpaw are ready to be made warriors and

then goes to see Graystripe, who lets Fireheart know that he and Sandstorm make a great couple

(unofficially), warns him about Tigerstar, again, and tells him that Leopardfur has taken

over most of the duties with Crookedstar being so old.

When they return to camp, Fireheart gets yet another warning about dogs, this time in a

Starclan dream sent to Cinderpelt, and he brushes that off too, much to Cinderpelt's

Fireheart then takes some time to yell at Bramblekit for playing roughly with Snowkit,

Goldenflower takes Fireheart aside and tells him both kits, Bramblekit especially, respect

him, and he shouldn't look at them differently because of their father.

She then decides that Fireheart should tell the kits about Tigerstar...because he's

Fireheart promises Brackenfur Snowkit as an apprentice and then goes to speak with Bluestar

about making the old apprentices warriors.

But she's...not all there, and only agrees to Cloudpaw's ceremony since Fireheart is

First though, it's time for Cinderpelt to make her first half-moon journey without Yellowfang,

but she does have Littlecloud for company, Runningnose's new apprentice.

The medicine cats express grief over Whitethroat's death and Fireheart has a chance to tell them

how Tigerstar was involved and give them important information about their leader, as powerful

figures who could do something to change it.

Instead, he decides not to do that, to spare Littlecloud's feelings.

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