The Parable of Tom and the Good Shepherd

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Craig Wilson has carved out a long career as a water attorney, working in private practice and serving as Chief Counsel to the California State Water Board. He was appointed as California's first ever Delta Watermaster where he authored several reports on emerging water issues. Prior to his water law jobs, Craig was a military lawyer in the U.S. Army, 18th Airborne Corps. He as three children, six grandchildren and lives with his wife in Sacramento. Kesterson is Craig's first novel.

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When Pete and Maggie Adams get off the school bus upset about a classmate, Grandpa does the only thing he knows to do: he tells them a story-one of God's stories, at that! Join the Adams children as they hear the parable of Tom the unhappy sheep and all of the dangerous adventures he finds himself on when he wanders into the forest, away from the shepherd, one Friday afternoon. Along the way, you will encounter joke-telling cardinals, well-spoken owls, fun-loving rabbits, a smooth-talking snake, one very angry bear, and many more of the forest's wild creatures. At the end of the path, though, Pete and Maggie must watch Tom make a very important choice-a choice we all must make at one time or another: life or death. For the Adams children, things will never be the same.