Books with author David WALKER

Devastated after the murder of her friend, Fancy can't stand the haunting memories attached to her life in Louisville, Kentucky. After much thought, she decides to head west. Thousands of Union Pacific workers will be far from home seeking recreation. The situation should be ideal for an experienced saloon owner to build a mobile saloon and follow the construction.

Fourteen year-old Fancy has spent months on the trail of the people who kidnapped her four year-old sister Danni. When she finds the man, he's been killed by his female accomplice, whom Fancy finally finds, only to see her dive to her apparent death when she hits the riverboat paddle. Losing hope, she goes to join her friend Phyllis Compton in Louisville, where she has opened a saloon with Fancy as an absent partner.

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This is a story about a little boy named Samuel who looks forward to his mothers pancakes every Saturday morning. One Saturday, Oliver, his friend from next door, walks into his kitchen during breakfast. The pancakes are served up hot and theyre on the table, just for Samuel as usual. However, this time Oliver stands right there craving and looking at the delicious treat. What is Samuel to do? A familiar Bible story comes to mind and directs him on what he does next.This is a story intended to depict and promote positive family and good neighbor dynamics. It also aims to show how a child can apply biblical truth to a right now situation.