Angel in the Whirlwind, an inspirational short story collection, is out now. It’s written about young adults and college students, but it translate well for an adult audience too. It’s on Amazon in paperback and ebook, and also can be bought off CreateSpace in paperback. Here’s a short excerpt from …
Are you encamped a million miles from nowhere and need a photo frame? Use hardtack for that natural look! Will keep your picture protected in a shatterproof (very shatterproof) frame. Your decorating flair will be the envy of the camp! And if the supply trains get captured by Stonewall Jackson …
From the review: “Cordell provides both a general understanding of the varied roles of women at the time and how the individuals she profiles (photographs of whom appear throughout) relied on their ingenuity, bravery, and integrity to survive and even thrive during a turbulent chapter in American history.” Their description …
Major General Alpheus Williams, God bless him. Let it all hang out, why not.
“Oh, darling, don’t you know that saxhorn is breaking up our happy home?”
Courageous Women of the Civil War This book came out on August 1, 2017, but if you preordered my book, you could have had that all done and then forget you preordered it and then in August you could be pleasantly surprised when a package showed up in the mail …
Early mornings are the best. (Once you wake up, that is.) A fall morning with roses is even better, despite cold fingers and nose. I’ve come out to clip the leaves and buds off the roses. I hate to take the buds off, since the roses have been blooming all …
The second book in the Easy-Growing Series is underway. It’s called Rose to the Occasion: Growing Roses Through the Seasons. (I’m still tweaking the subtitle.) I have a LOT of information on that because I used to have full charge of a rose garden with 300 roses in it, no …
To recap: My book, Courageous Women of the Civil War: Soldiers, Spies, Medics, and More came out in August of last year. Shortly after, several things happened. I was at a local author’s showcase with my one book on the table, and folks I knew and admired had a whole …
(and a few of the worst companion plants as well) A strawberry bed in June is the best thing in the world. You can smell the fragrance of the berries in the warm sun, and the sun-warmed berries taste so sweet. Mrs. Robin and Mrs. Catbird will be keeping an …
