Tracy R. Walker

Tracy R. Walker (1980 - Present) was born and raised in North Little Rock, Arkansas. She found her escape from a troubled life by singing and performing on the road in front of large audiences nationwide. Despite her life experiences,

Tracy dedicated her services to teaching and mentoring youth for more than fifteen years. It was then that she discovered her passion for helping others.

Tracy adopted a love for writing poetry at an early age and shares that passion with her daughters Raevyn and Emersyn who are also authors. During her time in college, Tracy has been the recipient of awards for her essays and featured on the university website. Her incredible stories of triumph and perseverance, are centered around the issues of today and have been known to leave you breathless.

Stacey Walter always heard that the boogeyman wasn’t real, but she knew better. The boogeyman was very real.

In fact, he was sitting at her dining room table at that very moment. She knew how this night would play out, just like all the ones before it. But she was a force to be reckoned with, and too bad the world had to learn that the hard way.

Born in one of the most poverty-stricken areas in North Little Rock, Arkansas, to a fifteen-year-old mother and an alcoholic father, horrific circumstances, including mental and physical abuse, were no match for her determination, or the calling she had upon her life.

Searching for a will to live, her love for her three siblings pushed her to defy the unthinkable.