Kari - Walker, Larry
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This is a story about a young Czech gold medal-winning teen gymnast along with her circus trapeze-artist parents. Kari and her parents reside in a tiny apartment until one day they are visited by Senior Mercado, the owner of Circus Mercado of Mexico who offers a lot of money to buy their contract. They explained to Senior Mercado the situation of Kari's celebrity status. Senior Mercado had a plan to utilize a large sea trunk which he had small holes drilled into for air so that Kari, once hidden inside, would be safely loaded aboard the circus ship. Once back in Mexico, Kari's parents were…mehr

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This is a story about a young Czech gold medal-winning teen gymnast along with her circus trapeze-artist parents. Kari and her parents reside in a tiny apartment until one day they are visited by Senior Mercado, the owner of Circus Mercado of Mexico who offers a lot of money to buy their contract. They explained to Senior Mercado the situation of Kari's celebrity status. Senior Mercado had a plan to utilize a large sea trunk which he had small holes drilled into for air so that Kari, once hidden inside, would be safely loaded aboard the circus ship. Once back in Mexico, Kari's parents were visited one day by members of the Mexican drug cartel. They were forced to take a package loaded with drugs to mail back to their homeland along with an envelope of money for payment.
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I sometimes write under the shortened version of my name, which is Larry Walker, by using L. D. Walker. I started to get interested in reading at a very young age and soon started reading everything in the house. Mom's movie magazines and Dad's outdoor magazines, and also Life and TV guides for Reader's Digest. I first started to write in the summer of 1964 while I was a member of the Marine Corps. After being published in my hometown newspaper on a weekly basis, I discovered that I love to write. But I spent a number of years doing different jobs, putting off my real love until fate intervened with a stroke of good luck, which sidelined me and enabled me to write every day.