by Heather Frey Blanton For it was not into my ear you whispered, but into my heart. It was not my lips you kissed, but my soul. Judy...

Two of my sisters in Defiance? A Lady in Defiance Book One By Heather Frey Blanton Copyright 2012 Heather Blanton Cover Photography by...

by Heather Frey Blanton Grit. Determination. Playing the violin while rockets burst all around. The current conflict in Israel got me to...

by Heather Frey Blanton Imagine you’re a woman living in a western town where a war over money and power is raging. People are being...

The painting would imply the waylay was more exciting than it actually was. When it comes to South Carolina’s Revolutionary War history,...

by Heather Frey Blanton The point of Patriots in Lace is to remind my American sisters (whether they be American by birth or spirit), of...

More than a decade ago, I read A Bride Goes West, the memoirs of Wyoming wife and rancher Nannie Alderson. The book haunts me to this...

Photos of Joseph Lane abound; not so with Polly. Even the headstone only gives her credit for being his wife. Notice it doesn’t say...

In 1850, at about the age of five, Nellie immigrated to Boston with her sister Fanny and widowed-mother. The three spent almost fifteen...

The study of our heroes and heroines is more often than not like trying to track a rabbit. The critter turns, runs, spins, leaves...