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Walker's Trail

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Alone and lost in the mountains with his six-year-old sister, fifteen-year-old Zach Walker is faced with the task of keeping them alive while finding help for their parents who have been kidnapped. To make matters worse, Zach is being followed by a man set on killing him and another whose intentions are unknown. Walker’s Trail is a story of survival, love, and a boy becoming a man in the 1870s.

229 pages, Kindle Edition

Published June 13, 2020

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Gary M. Roberts

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Award-winning author Gary M. Roberts is a native of southeast Georgia, where his love for the outdoors was nurtured through countless adventures exploring the woods, swamps, and wilderness on horseback. Those early experiences ignited a lifelong passion for adventure, history, and storytelling, which continue to shape his writing today.

As a U.S. Army veteran, retired police chief, and educator, his diverse life experiences bring depth, authenticity, and insight to his work, blending his respect for history with a keen sense of narrative.

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May 30, 2022
Story Telling at its Best.

Found this book and author accidently, I'm sure glad I did. A family living in Georgia decide to move to Tennessee, although the time of year to make that journey is not wise. The husband/ father won't take good advise. The family finds hardship and some evil backwards mountain folk. Great Read during post Civil War time.
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April 6, 2022
Survival, action, and romance,oh my !

I especially like the theme of different family ties at odds against the background in a hostile environment.
Juvenile boys.
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August 1, 2022
Good book

Was A good book. Great story, sad for his Father. Great that the bad people R now dead. Good he got his mom back.
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