When a local Arkansas biologist discovers a human skeleton in a forbidden cave, the next presidential hopeful's dream is suddenly put in jeopardy. The first Native American detective for the Arkansas State Police unwittingly manages to put the biologist and others in danger as she uncovers years of a heretofore undetected Arkansas conspiracy.

Sheila Webb Pierson is an economist who grew up on a dairy farm in northeast Oklahoma and northwest Arkansas which, according to her, is why her sense of reality is greatly distorted. Her most prestigious awards range from the Tulsa State Fair Supreme Champion Guernsey to the Arkansas State FFA Parliamentary Procedure Champion Team . . . yes, she is a true country gal. Sheila entered corporate America and has been in the business of conducting leadership initiatives for several companies including Fortune 100 companies, resulting in the launch of her first published work, Coveralls and Tell-Alls: Everything You Need to Know About Leadership I Learned on a Farm. Sheila keeps returning to her two loves: her farm and her fascination with storytelling. As a requested professional speaker, she receives accolades regarding her ability to mesmerize her audience with good, southern-style humor and messaging. She is often requested to translate southern jargon for those less educated, bless their hearts. Often fueled by chocolate and a slight sweet tea addiction, she finds joy and solace on her farm where she continues to be trained by her small pack of Aussies . . . her progress is outstanding!