Cornelius Weygant aimed Tuesdays at Ten at his former students. The book consists of multiple lectures and lessons that he had taught and copied down almost verbatim. It outlined the history of Pennsylvania, the state that he loved so much, and the University of Pennsylvania, the school that molded him. It was a hit with many of his former students.

The characters in this book are fictitious. The issues they experience are based on facts we might all experience at some or other time, or perhaps someone we know and love might be facing. The purpose of the story is to reveal that in the midst of our tragedies, trials and traumas we will find faith, hope and love to help us cope with whatever course our lives might take.

After retiring from the military Heather took on the task of raising young children as well as she could. Having a lifelong relationship with God she trusted Him to provide all the support needed to accomplish her mission. As Joan of Arc trusted her voices guiding her, Heather knew she could trust the path God set before her as well. Her journey along the way is a testament in trusting the guiding forces. With the support of many others she accomplished her most important mission of all.