Books with author William Duane

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Gwen had it all for a sixteen-year-old girl. She went to a good school, her family did well for themselves, and she had great friends. That was until a tragedy pulled her onto a path which she never could have dreamed existed. Now she was heading into parts unknown, heading far away from her home, accompanied only by a knight and two friends. Dark roads and shady cars, all while running from something. Always behind her, the darkness followed, even as she ran towards it.

My daddy works in heaven. He has a very important job to do. When Mommy told me that Daddy got a call to go to work in heaven, I was sad. I'm so happy my daddy is so important; he got to go work in heaven so he could watch over me and my family. He said not to be sad or lonely as he is smiling on me and watching me grow into a very fine young man. "My son," my daddy says, "where you walk I will be by your side; where you sleep I will watch over; and I will always be watching over you my son with love and peace."