Slip Into Something Victorian Blog

Just wanted to show off my brand new cover for my Civil War romance, Confederate Rose , just contracted by The Wild Rose Press. Isn't it...

Today is July 2nd. In the year 1863, one of the bloodiest battles lasting three days was happening in the little town of Gettysburg, Pennsyl...

This will just be a short blog. I'm having major problems with my computer, so I'm forced to share my husband's for the duration...

I spent last weekend in the 1860s in a Civil War camp. In reality, it was the 28th Pennsylvania's annual Civil War reenactment at Nesham...

Release day! The day I've long been waiting for ... The Wild Rose Press released my short vampire romance story, Eternity Waits . Here...

Thought I'd show off my latest book cover. This is for my Civil War time travel romance, Erin's Rebel . This story features the Vict...

The Victorian period was a very sentimental time. This was evidenced in the popularity of jewelry made from human hair. Often, upon a loved ...

I'm happy to announce I just got a contract for my Civil War time travel romance, Erin's Rebel , from The Wild Rose Press. When I lo...

The preceding blogs about genealogy on this site got me thinking how little I know about my own family's roots. But several years ago, m...

The American Civil War, like other wars both before and after, was responsible for a leap in technology regarding advances in weapons and mi...

As I reflect on what it must be like for our soldiers in Iraq and other far off places, as well as their families who had to spend Christmas...

As in most wars, both sides like to believe God is on their side. This was certainly true during the American Civil War. Abraham Lincoln and...