Books by Will Davis

Like his father, Lance Kincaid became a Texas Ranger.  Unlike most Rangers, Lance befriended the Lipan Apaches and showed concern for their poor treatment by the U. S. Government.  The Tribe respected Lance and made him a blood brother.  He left the Rangers and joined the Union Army to fight in the Civil War, where he suffered a serious wound that caused him physical injuries and the loss of his memory.His only ties to his past were letters he was said to have received postmarked Bell County, Texas.  He headed to Texas hoping to recover his memory.  Upon his arrival in Bell County, he discovered his father had died at the hands of the Carpetbaggers.  They had also confiscated his ranch.  Lance became a U. S. Marshal and set out to find his father’s killer, or killers.  Over the next several years, he carried out several assignments and faced challenges from criminals, Indians and corrupt members of the Government.  E-Town Showdown is the story of one of those assignments.As a U.S. Marshal, Lance Kincaid, and his deputy Hefty, arrived at Elizabethtown, New Mexico, finding themselves in the middle of the Colfax County War, being threatened by both sides and not knowing which side was in the right.  They were tasked to find the fate of a missing Federal Surveyor, that was sent to E-Town by the Department of Interior to verify the boundaries of the, much disputed, 1.7 million-acre Maxwell Land Grant.  During his investigation, he experienced challenges from the Apaches, The Santa Fe Ring, and the settlers living on the Grant.  After surviving several attempts on his life, he finally reached the surprising answer concerning the fate of the missing Surveyor.

U. S. Marshal Lance Kincaid accepted an assignment from the governor of the New Mexico Territory to act as an undercover agent. His mission was to investigate the violence and crime in the Silver City area, identify the people responsible for such activities and bring them to justice.. Lance began to suspect the violence in the area not only involved the Apaches, but also city ruffians, the Indian agent, the territory politicians and perhaps the military. The gunslinger, John Kinney, was determined to have Lance killed.

Sorry you rode such a long way to die.Lance Kincaid struggles to discover his past after losing his memory due to wounds he received in a Civil War battle. His search takes him from Illinois to Bell County, Texas, by way of Fort Griffin. His trip is plagued by run-ins with red neck Yankees and Lipan Apaches. He is smitten with the fort commander's daughter, Amy Scott, but his romantic desires must be put on hold until he determines if he has family obligations. Dark Moon, a Tonkawa Indian scout from Fort Griffin, guides him and his partner Hefty from Fort Griffin through the Comanche territory to reach Belton, Texas. With the help of Dr. Barton and Judge Tayler, Lance locates his family ranch only to find the Union Regulators have confiscated the property. Still without any memory of his past, he must find those behind this skullduggery and try to recover the ranch. With only determination and skill with a gun, he sets out to bring the wrongdoers to justice. In the end he finds himself face to face with Slade Cannon, a hired killer. He regains his memory when he receives help from an unsuspected source only to find that total justice has not been served.

"Waco, push your luck and you'll be pushing up flowers in the Pinos Altos cemetery" U.S. Marshal Lance Kincaid left the hill country of Texas in pursuit of his father's killer. He believed the killer was headed for Pinos Altos, New Mexico. During his journey, he encountered run-ins with outlaws, renegade Indians, and Comencheros. When he arrived at Fort Griffin, Texas, he was told the fort Commander's daughter, Amy, had been kidnapped and was being held for ransom. He and his partner, Hefty, were given the task of rescuing her. In route to Ben's Fort, he came upon the massacre of a peaceful band of Lipan Apaches he had befriended years before. Lance decided to put the search for his father's killer on hold while he tracked down the perpetrators of this crime. He found at Bent's Fort that his two searches converged. After assisting the military unit stationed at Bent's Fort with several missions, he and Hefty proceeded to Pinos Altos by way of Taos, Santa Fe, Fort Craig and Fort McRae. He and Hefty faced a number of challenges, some man-made and others of nature, while traversing the Black Range Mountains to Pinos Altos, the territory of Geronimo. With the assistance of Sheriff Roy Bean, and the elimination of Waco, Christian's hired gun, they tracked down the killer. Their final task was to bring the killer back to Texas for trial.

I don't know about you, but I need all the help I can get when it comes to spiritually jump-starting my day. Some days I get up and it is all I can do to concentrate on a few verses of Scripture. Other days I feel tempted to blow off my twenty minutes of reading because I'm anxious that I have too much to do. On such days I have found it helpful to have a source to direct my thoughts toward God. I need a tool to help me rouse my weary spirit and prepare to take on yet another day of kingdom building. In short, I need a wake-up call. Do you? So writes Will Davis Jr., in Wake-Up Calls.Wake-Up Calls helps bleary-eyed Christians to better see God's kingdom. It deals practically with such topics as temptation, sin, prayer, relationships, suffering, conflict, death and obedience with honesty and in-your-face clarity.If you need a blast of kingdom reality that cuts through the morning'sspiritual fog, then Wake-Up Calls is for you.

An exceptional, break-out, coming-of-age novel from the talented Betty Trask Award-winning writer, Will Davis

Across the country, wannabes are auditioning to be part of mega-girlband Purrfect in a new reality TV series. Each one is determined to be the new Purrfect girl. But as the show progresses it seems someone has a very different sort of agenda in mind - someone who's not afraid of things getting deadly...