"Are You Struggling With Your Grief Over the Loss of a Loved One?
When James Walker suffered one of the worst losses possible, his life became upended. Grief became the dominating force that led him astray, down a spiraling path of drugs and alcohol. It took hitting rock bottom to find the will to resurface and restore balance.
- Are you experiencing intense emotions that you’re not always sure how to handle?
- Confused because you’re not undergoing the grief recovery process the way you’ve heard it talked about?
- Feeling like you’re all alone with the new emptiness inside?
- Afraid that somehow you’re doing it “wrong” because what’s going on with you doesn’t match what people are telling you?
These are the doubts and questions that can plague our mind while we’re mourning and coping with loss. They are poison to the heart, mind and soul. But they need not be. Walker approaches the subject without hesitation and without disrespecting the reader’s pain.
- You’ll uncover the myths and misconceptions about grief and loss, and how you know that you’re on the right track with your own process.
- You’ll find out how the five stages of grief really work.
- You’ll discover how to cope with your loss.
Mourning is a personal journey. This means everyone grieves differently. Books that approach the subject purely from a clinical perspective fail to really touch on the personal experience involved with all the pain and sorrow, filling pages with medical terms and cold analysis. Walker cuts through all the nonsense and delivers a straight-forward, sincere explanation about the process and how to start healing.
The secret to your healing journey is inside these pages. Give this book a chance to show you how to grieve in the healthy way that’s right for you."
"Popular author Jim Walker packs his Mysteries in Time series with romance, adventure, and the encompassing power of God's love. In Murder at Gettysburg, a Mennonite schoolteacher seeks justice for one man's death, while the chaos and brutality of the Civil War swirl around her. Twenty-six-year-old April Wolff doesn't fit in with her Pennsylvania neighbors: she would rather teach women and slaves than get married. So when her pacifist father is found murdered in cold blood, and a Confederate general is seen leaving the scene, she vows to find the killer herself. As April's search leads her through enemy camps, she survives attempts on her own life--and discovers help and love where she least expects them. Multi-talented Jim Walker writes books in a variety of genres, holds a Master of Divinity degree, and speaks at conferences around the world. Ed Sala's dramatic narration underscores all the excitement and danger of a woman's search for the truth."
"Popular author Jim Walker thrills fans with the riveting adventures of Wells Fargo agent Zach Cobb. When a rash of gold robberies breaks out in California, Zach is dispatched to conduct an undercover investigation. He'll need to work fast, for an angered vigilante group is interpreting the law its own way, and innocent people are being hanged. With his strong sense of moral justice and some help from a few honest friends, Zach will give the thieves more than they bargained for."
"Zac Cobb isn't afraid of danger. Working for Wells Fargo, he doesn't back down from confrontations. When a rival railroad baron attempts to kidnap the eldest daughter of General Roberts, owner of the Denver and Rio Grande Railroad, Zac quickly steps in and rescues her. But as the gunsmoke clears, Zac and the woman must make a desperate run for safety. Foiling an army of gunmen hired to capture them, Zac relies on his wits and his weapons. But later, when General Roberts' younger daughter decides she wants Zac for herself, the gunfighter must examine his beliefs--and his heart. Jim Walker holds a Masters of Divinity from Talbot Theological Seminary. He has been a survival training instructor in the U.S. Air Force, and is a member of the Western Writers of America. His action-packed novels, including The Nightriders (K0063), have received wide praise from Christian fiction readers."
"With the painful memories of Appomattox fresh in his mind, Zachary Cobb heads west to start over. His experience in battle haunts him, but also serves him well in his new career as an undercover Wells Fargo agent. Zach quickly finds himself in the Mojave Desert, hot on the trail of a multiple holdup suspect. The investigation leads toward powerful and dangerous figures who are relentless in their attempts to control the opium trade and the supply of illegal Chinese workers. Only faith, the local sheriff, and the affections of Jenny Hays can pull Zach through."
