June brought hot days and endless miles for cowboys driving cattle across the plains. Life on the trail could be difficult, but they could l...

During the Gilded Age, cruising the Thousand Islands was far more than transportation—it was a symbol of elegance, leisure, and social stand...

     by  Tom Goodman One of the lazy assumptions of our age is that Christianity is a “white man’s religion.” There are reasons people say t...

  Have you ever made soap? As a historical romance writer, I have scenes with my characters using soap. The same bar of soap for washi...

  By Catherine Ulrich Brakefield        In last month’s blog, Eleanor’s parents had passed away, and she and her brother were now orphans....