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"Elvis in Arkansas" is the first ever book that focuses on Elvis Presley's early time in Arkansas. During the earliest days of Rock 'n Roll, Elvis traversed the state constantly, traveling to shows in not only Arkansas, but Texas and Louisiana as well. Through never before published photographs and stories, writer Joe Walker takes you on journey into one of the lesser known jewels of Arkansas history. 

"Elvis in Arkansas" is the first ever book that focuses on Elvis Presley's early time in Arkansas. During the earliest days of Rock 'n Roll, Elvis traversed the state constantly, traveling to shows in not only Arkansas, but Texas and Louisiana as well. Through never before published photographs and stories, writer Joe Walker takes you on journey into one of the lesser known jewels of Arkansas history. 

"Harvest of Death: The Battle of Jenkins' Ferry, Arkansas" focuses on one of the largest civil war battles fought in Arkansas, located just a few miles from where Joe Walker grew up. This led to countless visits to the state park where his father began sharing the history of the this epic clash along the Saline River. It was these early visits with his father that has led to his lifelong passion of the Battle of Jenkins' Ferry. After discovering new information had been discovered since historian Ed Bearss' 1961 book, "Steele's Retreat and the Battle of Jenkins' Ferry, Arkansas," Joe Walker began a five year project of research and writing with the result being the publication in 2012 of "Harvest of Death: The Battle of Jenkins' Ferry, Arkansas." 

"Rebel Pulpit: The Civil War Prison Diary of Lieutenant James Vance Walker - Third Tennessee Confederate Infantry (Vaughn's)" is the story of one of Joe Walker's ancestors, imprisoned in the Confederate officer's prison at Fort Delaware. His ancestor, Lieutenant Walker, maintained a diary during the prisoners attempts at establishing a Christian presence within the fort.

"Hail & High Water: The Battle of Elkins' Ferry, Arkansas" details the first clash of the Confederate and Federal armies during the 1864 Camden Expedition. It is the only book that focuses exclusively on this often overlooked southern Arkansas battle.

"Emily's Redemption" is a suspenseful novel set in Arkansas that combines Joe Walker's interest in Civil War Arkansas with his profession as a 911 Police Dispatcher.