Warrior Walker : How I Found Resilience, Purpose and Meaning on Britain's Coastline

Memoir by former Royal Marine Paul Harris, aka 'The Warrior Walker', who turned his life around by walking the UK's coastal paths in their entirety - twice

<p><b>'</b><b>An epic and inspirational journey that everyone should read'</b> <b>JASON FOX, <i>SAS: WHO DARES WINS</i></b><br><br><b>'Could not put this down, an absolute belter from start to finish' FARREN MORGAN, FORMER QUEEN'S GUARD AND AIRBORNE SOLDIER<br></b><br>In 2020, Paul Harris aka 'The Warrior Walker' set off on a pilgrimage around the UK that would rebuild his life from rock bottom and change the way he saw the world forever.<br><br>Weighed down by a traumatic military past, Paul's life spiralled and he seriously contemplated taking his own life at the age of 36. Then a random text from a friend delivered a route map to emotional safety during what were possibly his final few hours.<br><br><i>Paul, why don't you walk the British coast path?</i><br><br>With only £300 in his pocket and a 30-kilo rucksack on his back, Paul decided to leave his life as he knew it and took up wild camping, slept rough, struggled along the coast paths of Devon, Cornwall and Wales in the sideways rain, and wading through knee-high snowdrifts around the Scottish islands and the burning summer sun on England's east coast. Walking was therapy. Nature was restorative. The path was his friend.<br><br><i>The Warrior Walker</i> is more than just one man's journey of self-discovery. Paul's story shines a light on the kindness of strangers, of the coast path that gave him purpose, about discovering family and true love, and how even wrong turns can lead you to exactly where you need to be. In a world where so much human interaction is cruel, divisive and distant, this is an important reminder that there is light even in the darkest of moments.</p>