This is a large, fully illustrated picture book about a young sheep, named Patsy, who thinks she does not need the help of her shepherd, so she starts off on her own and soon runs into trouble. With the help and love of her Shepherd, she decides to follow him forever. The story helps a child see the purpose behind the 23rd Psalm and is followed by King James Version of the 23rd Psalm. This book is written as a "read to me" story to be shared with children of any age. The illustrations are large, and so are the words for any child wanting to read along.

A baby is kidnapped from Smith County Hospital, and Sheriff Cliff Russell has a suspicion that it is an inside job. Lawyer DJ Cassidy becomes involved when the baby is found and returned to the hospital, and DJ's best friend becomes a suspect. Everyone is shocked when the mother of the baby says, "That's not my baby " No other baby is reported missing, so whose baby have they found?

This short history spans from early gold seekers during the gold rush in California, through the construction of the railroad, up to the current plans for the beautiful Mohawk Valley in the beautiful Sierra Nevada Mountains.

John Wynne, the orphaned son of an English Lord, and Danny Hanley, a Irish peasant are bound together on a journey through life which begins during the Irish Potato famine in 1847, travels across the turbulent Atlantic Ocean, the rough streets of New York, across the Oregon Trail in a wagon train, on to California during the Gold Rush, crossing the new state of Oregon to end in Washington Territory during the building of Fort Colville. Part of the current city of Colville sits on land homesteaded by John Wynne, a long forgotten character of the towns past. Following the outline of John Wynne's life, C. L. Neely has captured glimpses of America's history, that take the reader on an unforgettable journey not uncommon to the Irish immigrants who fled starvation and began a new life in a country that was just beginning to stretch out its wings.

James Galloway came to the gold fields of Downieville, California with the Gold Rush of 1849. There he met an unforgettable old prospector named Tom Turner. Little did he know that his life and that of his only child Agnes would become attached to the Turners in an unyielding bond. This is the story of friendship and brotherhood, showing how some are pushed to the front and held there by the strength of family and friends. Behind Every Hero is backed by 15 years of research and is documented with facts and a bibliography.