Books with author W Walker

I can’t decide if my new life is like something out of a fairy tale or part of an FBI most wanted episode. The constant ups and downs are worse than a damn rollercoaster. No matter how hard I try to keep my head down, life just refuses to even out for me.Wes has turned into a doting boyfriend and bodyguard, but I’m not sure how long that can last. He has a certain reputation, after all. And every time I think things might be settling down, another curveball gets thrown my way. This time, that curveball has a name— Kathy. She’s not a wicked step-mother, no matter what Wes and Chuck claim, but she’s had it out for me since day one. I just didn’t know how much or how bad, and now I’m strapped right back into that damn rollercoaster. All I can do now is pray it’ll be over quickly, while remaining in one piece.Authors Note: Forrest Grove Academy is a young and new adult high school bully series. It's book two in the series and does end with a cliffhanger. It is recommended for +17 readers because of cursing and 'certain scenes.' So if you're into that kind of thing then stick around.

Our high school years should be filled with beautiful, fun memories. Not nightmares that visit you every night.Our high school years should be about your first crush and your first kiss. Not meet four unbelievably gorgeous boys that make your life a living hell and melt your panties all at the same time.Now that both my parents are dead, I have been swept off to Bridal Creek to live with my aunt Celine. She has my best interests at heart; however, the rest of the family, not so much. Her entitled step kids and their crew run Bridal Creek High and they're out for a taste of my blood. But my skin is pretty thick, coming from a trailer park and all. I'll take them down one by one. I'm not afraid, but something deep down tells me I should be.Authors Note: BCH or Bridal Creek High is a young and new adult reverse harem academy highschool bully series. This is recommended for 17+ readers because of cursing and 'certain scenes'. So if you're into that kind of thing then stick around. #whychoose bully romance. Book 1 does end with a cliffhanger

Being a Pariah at a new posh school sucked, big time. I was tossed around like a piece of garbage— just a poor girl from a trailer park that didn't belong. Now months have gone by and so much has changed. I have four gorgeous guys at my side supporting me, protecting me and it will be time to face my mom's killer and bring her justice once and for all. But, just when I thought everything was behind me, tragedy will strike one last time, but will I get the last laugh and stand strong? It’s time for the games to end.Authors Note: BCH or Bridal Creek High is a young and new adult reverse harem academy high school bully series. This is recommended for 17+ readers because of cursing and 'certain scenes'. So if you're into that kind of thing, then stick around. #whychoose bully romance. Book 3 is the final book in this trilogy.

Our high school years should be filled with beautiful, fun memories. Not nightmares that visit you every night.Our high school years should be about your first crush and your first kiss. Not meet four unbelievably gorgeous boys that make your life a living hell and melt your panties all at the same time.Now that both my parents are dead, I have been swept off to Bridal Creek to live with my aunt Celine. She has my best interests at heart; however, the rest of the family, not so much.Her entitled step kids and their crew run Bridal Creek High and they're out for a taste of my blood. But my skin is pretty thick, coming from a trailer park and all. I'll take them down one by one.I'm not afraid, but something deep down tells me I should be.Authors Note: BCH or Bridal Creek High is a young and new adult reverse harem academy highschool bully series. This is recommended for 17+ readers because of cursing and 'certain scenes'. So if you're into that kind of thing then stick around. #whychoose bully romance. This is the complete series.

Like having a private coach at their elbows, this introduction to algebra-based physics involves readers actively in a guided learn-by-doing process—sensing when they need a very patient exposition and when they need only minimal reinforcement, when they need to focus on concepts and when they need an opportunity to practice their quantitative skills. At the heart of the volume are worked examples in a unique, two-column format that focuses on the basic strategies and step-by-step thought processes involved in problem solving—with an emphasis on the relationship between the physical concepts and their mathematical expression. Color-coded drawings help readers visualize physics problems, and companion photographs show the same principle at work in different physical contexts, or juxtapose situations in which contrasting principles are at work. Real-world physics applications abound. Covers the full spectrum of topics in Mechanics, Thermal Physics, Electromagnetism, Light and Optics, and Modern Physics. For anyone needing an introduction to, or refresher of, algebra-based physics.

Jamie always knew that his Grandad was special. How special came to light one day when Grandad and Jamie were alone. Grandad received a call from a secret international organisation (International High Council for the Investigation of Unusual Phenomena or I.H.C.I.U.P.) of which Grandad was a senior member. Jamie found himself being whisked away to New York on board a very special rocket ship which travels at speeds of several thousand miles an hour. It lands on a skyscraper rooftop and Jamie is then taken to the HQ of IHCIUP. A large structure which floats in the sky (Cloud Base) Jamie and his Grandad attend an extraordinary meeting of different nationalities. They learn of the escape of the last living Dragon. (Held in China). During the Dragons escape, he steals a special stone from Japan and then flies off to his ancient hideout in the Black Mountains of Western Europe. Grandad and a small team are tasked with the responsibility to return the Stone and the Dragon to captivity. They fly off, Jamie is accidentally stowed aboard with them (along with a small scruffy dog, Scamp).There follows a series of events which tests all members of the team and introduces Jamie to the strange, wonderful but sometimes deadly world of the mythological and the fantastic. This is the first in a series of adventure books featuring Jamie a boy who learns that the world is a very different one than what we learn in the 'conventional' world.

Mack Williams is the best high school basketball prospect since LeBron James, and he is starting his freshman year at Hillmore High School. He and his best friend Miles are trying to lead their team to its first championship season on a new campus, and first one in almost a decade. This first installment to The Legend series follows Mack and provides first class prospective to his journey to a district championship. Does Mack have what it takes to put the team on his back when it counts? Find out in The Legend!

As a history teacher, I enjoyed learning a new aspect of the war through this book. The relationship between the modern day main characters and their mystery was intriguing and interesting enough to keep even a non-history person engaged with the overall story. Overall a thoroughly enjoyable story for all ages!An antique trunk purchased at auction contains secrets that lead Greta and her grandfather on a veritable treasure hunt through history. Will they be able to keep the treasure, or at least keep it out of the hands of those who want to steal it? The answer rests with members of the Culper spy ring, who served George Washington and helped to win the American Revolution.As Greta and Gramps trace the contents of the box in the present, some of the most charismatic characters of the Revolution—George Washington, Nathan Hale, Benedict Arnold, John Andre, and a lady spy simply known as Agent 355—weave the historical account of how a group of volunteer spies from Long Island thwarted the mighty British Empire. The greatest army and navy in the world could not humble the upstart rebels into submission.Combining historical fact and a contemporary mystery, the author has created an entertaining adventure with colorful personalities and not a few surprises. Sometimes history really is stranger than fiction!