Jim Walker


Biography

Most of my writing centers around the West Coast of Canada, my love for the Rockies and travel. My books reflect the unusual and the exciting one can discover in the most mundane.

Books

Rover Flight    by Jim Walker
You set the price! 144740 words. Published on February 25, 2011. Fiction.

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When the World is closing in and all the villains are at your door, your only escape is the ultimate road trip to the stars. Peter Taylor, his wife Sandy and their companions, Christine and Mike take a beat-up motor home on a visit to the International Space Station. What was a publicity stunt turned into a rescue mission. A fable of adventure, romance and the Pacific Northwest.
Nordquist's Folly    by Jim Walker
You set the price! 15200 words. Published on December 12, 2010. Fiction.

In a world of hurt, you can find love in the most unexpected places. A short comedy of loss and redemption.
Kananaskis    by Jim Walker
You set the price! 86150 words. Published on October 1, 2010. Fiction.

Banff park wardens, Jessica and Sam are after the toughest predators of them all, poachers killing grizzly bears. They discover a decapitated bear and unearth two bodies in the high country. The team realizes that there appears to be more happening than illegal hunting. Embroiled in international drugs, kidnapping and a fateful attack on Kananaskis; the hunters become the hunted.

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Smashwords book reviews by Jim Walker

  • Ladies and Gentlemen...The Redeemers on Dec. 17, 2010
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    As one who has had a brother who has been there/done that across the prairies on both sides of the 49th Parallel; one who had all the talent, all the drive and who never quite clicked. I can say this story rings true in every way. Bert Ingram is everyone who has tried. He spoke to me. I love the soul that this work has. The never-say-die attitude in a world dominated by 'dark' stories. Thank you Mr. Miller.
  • We Don’t Plummet Out of the Sky Anymore on June 24, 2011
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    Now this was fun. Steampunk meets Mad Men, in a cautionary tale. Thanks for a light, bright and happy piece.