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Skip to content Menu * Home * Linda Broday * Mary Connealy * Pam Crooks * Winnie Griggs * Shanna Hatfield * Karen Kay * Jill Kemerer * Sarah Lamb * Cathy McDavid * Kit Morgan * Cheryl Pierson * Jo-Ann Roberts * Jeannie Watt * Karen Witemeyer UNVEILING “DESIRE OF MY HEART”: A FAITH-FILLED JOURNEY | CHRISTIAN HISTORICAL FICTION March 29, 2024March 29, 2024 by Guest Blogger Hi, Heidi Gray McGill here. As Julie Andrews once sang, the beginning is a very good place to start. I agree, though you’ll find less Do-Re-Mi in my books and more yee-haw. Although characters occasionally break out in song, it’s usually a classic hymn you’ll recognize. My Discerning God’s Best series takes you into the enchanting world of Shumard Oak Bend in 1868, Missouri. Come romp over mountain fields with me (Bring your own fabric curtain outfit) as I unveil the captivating tale of “Desire Of My Heart,” the first book in my Christian Historical novel series. Within the pages of this heartwarming story, I invite you to journey alongside characters whose lives are intertwined with faith, love, and the divine hand of God. As we explore the depths of their experiences, we’ll uncover the beauty of trusting God’s perfect plan, even when it requires patience in the waiting. Remember in The Sound of Music where Maria and the children eagerly await Captain von Trapp’s return home after the Salzburg Folk Festival performance? They are uncertain of his reaction, which builds anticipation and tension. Well, you’ll have many gripping moments in Desire of My Heart. Have tissues handy. Through the trials and triumphs of Rachel, a young orphan girl, and her brother Charlie, you’ll witness firsthand the power of prayer and the reassurance that God hears the whispers of our hearts, even amidst moments of silence. Their journey serves as a poignant reminder of the profound truth that God is always at work, even when His presence seems veiled. In The Sound of Music, Maria prays for guidance and strength from God before meeting the von Trapp family for the first time, reflecting her faith and inner turmoil as she begins her role as their governess. Rachel, the main character in my book, has about as much patience as Maria (played by Julie Andrews) and takes matters into her own hands, not waiting for God to answer, As we delve into the narrative, we’ll encounter themes of community and compassion and the significance of extending kindness, empathy, and support to those in society who are often overlooked, disadvantaged, or discriminated against. Each character you meet will exude warmth and authenticity, leaving an indelible mark on your soul with their genuine hospitality and unwavering love, much like the von Trapp children left an indelible mark on Maria. “Desire of My Heart” is not merely a story—it’s an invitation to embark on a soul-stirring adventure, where every chapter unfolds with profound biblical lessons and timeless truths. Allow yourself to be swept away by the magic of Shumard Oak Bend as we discover together the depth of God’s boundless love. Join me as we dive into this captivating journey that promises to inspire, uplift, and leave you yearning for more. Let the pages of “Desire of My Heart” guide you into the heart of God’s unfailing grace. Enter to win a PAPERBACK copy today and embark on an unforgettable voyage of faith and discovery by leaving a comment below about a time when you had to cling to faith and trust that things would work out. To learn more about my books, visit my website at HeidiGrayMcGill.com. On my website, you’ll find my statement of faith, have an opportunity to sign up for the free eBook prequel to my Discerning God’s Best series, see a tab that will take you to a FREE audiobook on YouTube, and be able to read my statement of faith. Connecting with readers is important to me. Enter the contest to win a paperback copy of “Desire of My Heart,” and connect with me through my website and social media, and I’ll happily return the kindness. Experience a journey of faith and healing in the award-winning Christian fiction works of author Heidi Gray McGill. Everything Heidi writes is purposeful. Heidi brings readers into an awareness of who God is to them and how He interacts with them through masterfully crafted characters so relatable you feel part of who they are. Heidi’s books take readers on an exploration of healing through God’s Word. Follow the inspiring journeys of Heidi’s characters as she infuses her faith into her works, making her stories come alive with powerful emotion. Be the first to know about Heidi’s FREE audiobooks by subscribing to her YouTube channel No matter how dark her night became, she knew God promised joy in the morning. In the heart of 1858 Missouri, Rachel’s world is a whirlwind of uncertainty. But amidst the darkness of her circumstances, she clings to the promise of joy that God whispers to her soul. Facing the grim reality of being sold off into marriage as she ages out of the orphanage, Rachel refuses to accept her fate. With determination blazing in her heart, she hatches a daring plan with her beloved brother to escape the cruel grip of destiny. Enter Melvin, a widower burdened with raising two young children alone. Desperate for help, he sees a glimmer of hope in Rachel—a chance for a new beginning through a marriage of convenience. As God intertwines their lives, the five of them embark on a journey that transcends the bounds of blood, forming an unlikely family bound by love, resilience, and unwavering faith. Through trials and triumphs, they forge a home where hope blooms even in the harshest of circumstances. But just when they think they’ve found their slice of heaven on Earth, tragedy strikes, threatening to shatter their newfound happiness. Yet, guided by the light of God’s love and surrounded by a steadfast community, they rise from the ashes stronger than ever before. Rachel’s adventure unfolds against the backdrop of a tumultuous era, where every twist and turn brings her closer to her heart’s desire. Yet, in her quest for love, purpose, and security, she discovers that God’s plans far surpass her wildest dreams. Join Rachel on her breathtaking journey through the untamed landscapes of the past, where love, faith, and the promise of a brighter tomorrow illuminate even the darkest of nights. In this powerful Christian historical fiction, award-winning author Heidi Gray McGill weaves an enthralling tale of resilience, redemption, and the enduring power of God’s grace. Purchase your copy today. For Misty M. Beller, Lacy Williams, and Linda Ford fans, this standalone novel in the Discerning God’s Best series will capture your heart and leave you breathless. You’ll love this book if you enjoy gripping historical drama and compelling characters. Binge-read the entire series on Kindle Unlimited. * Full-length Christian historical fiction * A standalone novel in the Discerning God’s Best series * Includes discussion questions for book clubs * Timeline: 1858 – 1857 * For fans of Misty M. Beller, Lacy Williams, and Linda Ford Discerning God’s Best Historical Romance Series Book One: Desire of My Heart Book Two: With All My Heart Book Three: Matters of the Heart Book Four: Healing of the Heart Heidi’s Website Prequel: Deep in My Heart – available for free with newsletter signup: https://heidigraymcgill.com/free_book/ Follow Heidi’s Amaz0n author page Follow Heidi on Instagram Find Heidi on Goodreads Find Heidi on Bookbub Friend Heidi on Facebook Find Heidi’s Youtube Channel Heidi’s Store SHARE THIS: * * * Save * Email * Share * Print * Categories Guest Author, Historical Romance Series Tags Characters of faith and resilience, Christian Historical fiction series, Contest for paperback copy of "Desire of My Heart", Discerning God's Best series, Discover “Desire of My Heart” in Discerning God's Best | Christian Historical Fiction Series, Faith-based historical romance, God’s divine timing, Heartwarming Christian storytelling, Heidi Gray McGill, Inspirational Christian fiction 45 Comments INTRODUCING OUR FILLIES LIKE YOU’VE NEVER SEEN THEM BEFORE! March 28, 2024March 28, 2024 by Cathy McDavid Howdy, everyone! Cathy McDavid here with an exciting announcement. Lately, there have been a few changes in the corral here at Petticoats & Pistols. To celebrate our newest members and reacquaint you with familiar faces, we’ve put together a short video featuring all of the fillies. Take a peek at some of their awesome books and learn a little bit about them. Just click on the link below, and you’ll be taken to the video. CLICK TO VIEW “MEET THE P&P FILLIES” VIDEO We hope you enjoy the video and will even share this post to help us spread the word. We really appreciate all our friends here at Petticoats and Pistols and love starting our days with you. SHARE THIS: * * * 1Save * Email * Share * Print * Categories Cathy McDavid, Celebration, Filly Fun, Filly News, Fun & Games, Just for Fun, Personal Glimpses, Reading, Uncategorized 25 Comments CHRISTIAN AUTHOR HEIDI GRAY MCGILL COMING TO VISIT! March 27, 2024 by Felicia Filly Miss Heidi Gray McGill, Christian Romance Author, will arrive Friday, March 29, 2024! Have you ever been faced with something and had to walk by faith to work it out, with no assurance you’d solve it? That’s the topic of Miss Heidi’s post so be thinking about that. She’s also bringing a copy of Desire of My Heart to give away as well as a freebie for signing up for her newsletter! So come and help us welcome her to P&P and show her some hospitality she won’t soon forget. SHARE THIS: * * * Save * Email * Share * Print * Categories Announcements 5 Comments WYOMING’S SHEEP QUEEN, LUCY MORRISON MOORE March 27, 2024March 27, 2024 by Jeannie Watt Lucy Fellows was born in 1857 in Placer County California to gold seeking parents. At five years old, she traveled on a pack mule to Illinois, then back to Virginia City, Montana and Bannock, Idaho, both gold producing areas. Her parents then moved the family to Soda Springs, Idaho. Once there, Lucy’s father started a freight hauling business. Luther Morrison was a family friend who accompanied the Fellows family to Soda Springs. He had traveled the Oregon trail at the age of 20 and served as an Idaho Territory legislator and ran a sheep operation. Despite the age difference–Luther was 44 and Lucy was 16 when they married–they had a great partnership. Over the next nine years, they had three daughters and grew their herd to 3,000 sheep. The Morrisons moved to Wyoming Territory in 1881 with an infant, two very young daughters and 2,000 sheep. They wintered in the South Pass area, and while the family survived the brutal Wyoming winter, they lost all but 200 sheep. After that year they established a winter range and summer range and began rebuilding their bands. They family, which eventually welcomed a boy, lived in a tent banked with dirt for four years. Lucy didn’t see another white woman for over five years, but she was a woman who enjoyed a nomadic life, and happily lived in a sheep wagon during the summer months and eventually in the cabin that Luther built during the winters. Luther made the three-week roundtrip to Rawlings, 150 miles away, twice a year for supplies, leaving Lucy at home to deal with the small children and sheep. She was afraid of the Native Americans and when they would pass through the area, she would dot her and the children’s faces with flour and say they had smallpox. The Native Americans caught on after a number of bouts of “smallpox”, and told Lucy, in English, that she was a smart woman. After that, they left her alone. Lucy was a Methodist and did not allow swearing or drinking in her home or in the sheep camps. Her children were taught to read and write and the older children went to private schools. Luther died in 1898, leaving Lucy to run the sheep alone. At the time, she had 16 large bands of sheep, but halved the number in 1900. In 1902 she married one of her shepherds, Curtis Moore, a man who didn’t drink or curse. She gifted him a band of 1000 sheep, saying that it meant she married “a sheepman instead of a penniless shepherd.” Lucy was involved in the range wars between the sheep and cattlemen. Sheep ranching boomed after 1897 and became Wyoming’s primary industry by 1910. There was no system for leasing of land, and cattlemen believed that sheep were ruining grazing by eating the grass too low to the ground. In 1897, Lucy’s horses were shot. In 1904, her son, Lincoln was shot. He lived, and Lucy offered a $3500 reward for the capture of the shooter. Eventually she hired a private detective to find the man, who was apprehended in Montana ten years after the shooting. The range wars continued and in 1909, three sheepmen were killed south of Ten Sleep, Wyoming. Lucy feared for her life, but she continued running sheep. By this time she was called The Sheep Queen of Wyoming by the locals, a title she first thought was derisive, but eventually came to love. Lucy might have been a nomad at times, but she also enjoyed the finer things in life. She took her children to Europe, bought one of the first vehicles in Wyoming, and eventually allowed the oil industry to lease land for derricks. She invested in land near Los Angeles and began to spend the winters in a sunnier climate while her son looked after the sheep. An author, Caroline Lockhart, spend the summer of 1919 with Lucy in the sheep camps. She wrote a bestseller called The Fighting Shepherdess, loosely based on Lucy’s life, which was made into a movie by MGM in 1920. Lucy suffered a stroke in 1930 and died in 1932 in Casper, Wyoming. Her husband sold the sheep operation and moved to California. SHARE THIS: * * * Save * Email * Share * Print * Categories History - General, Wild West Research Tags Jeannie Watt, Lucy Morrison Moore, sheep ranching, The Sheep Queen of Wyoming 28 Comments KIT MORGAN HAS A WINNER! March 27, 2024 by Kit Morgan Kerahberah! You’re my Winner! You’ve won a free e-book copy of my new release Rescued by the Preacher Contact me at authorkitmorgan@gmail.com so I can get your book to you. SHARE THIS: * * * Save * Email * Share * Print * Categories Uncategorized 4 Comments BOUNTY HUNTERS AND A GIVEAWAY! March 26, 2024 by Kit Morgan In my newest release, my heroine is the daughter of a deceased lawman who was also a bounty hunter. In my story, he’s been a gun for hire, then a lawman, and then a bounty hunter. He was also a famous sharpshoot in the civil war. But you always stumble upon little tidbits after the book is done, and I happen to with this one. For one, bounty hunters in the old west didn’t all look like Randolph Scott. And two, my heroine’s father couldn’t have made a living as a bounty hunter unless he was really good at it. In fiction most bounty hunters are the rugged, independent (and handsome of course) men we see romanticized in movies and books. But this didn’t exactly represent the majority of bounty hunters at the time. For one, most of them were lawmen or employed by detective agencies and private companies like Wells Fargo. In other words, they moonlighted as bounty hunters. Heck, my dad moonlighted while he was still a homicide detective, and worked for the Oregon Racing Commission on their security. Once he retired, they made him the chief of security. But things were a little different in the old west. To see how different, a study was done. Out of two hundred and fifty-five gunfighters, only a small handful fit the typical bounty hunter depicted in the movies, and even then, they only pursued bounties sporadically. The sad truth was, most rewards were too puny to bother with and not offered often enough for anyone to use as a consistent source of income. Even so, there were men who became bounty hunters out of necessity, hoping to supplement their meager wages as lawmen. Heck, even the famous lawman Pat Garrett collected a bounty for killing Billy the Kid. Others worked for banks or train operators. And among the small percentage of gunfighters that could be classified as true “bounty hunters” because they managed to scratch out a living by getting rewards on a consistent basis, it was no picnic to get your money. Pat Garrett may have successfully captured Billy the Kid in 1881, but he had to really fight for the five-hundred dollar reward from Governor Lew Wallace of New Mexico. The governor had placed an ad offering the reward for the notorious outlaw’s capture. But when Garrett showed up to claim the bounty, Wallace tried to stiff him, stating it was a “personal offer” that wasn’t binding on the territory itself. But after persistent efforts from Garrett, he eventually received the reward – though not before local citizens expressed their disgust by raising eleven hundred dollars and sending it to Garrett. I bet that upset the governor, but at least someone was willing to pay poor Mr. Garrett for his trouble. Have you read books or seen movies that have a bounty hunter as the hero? I’ve got a bounty hunter in my stable of characters. Lucius Judrow from my book Love is Blind. My current book, Rescued by the Preacher only has the daughter of a bounty hunter, but the hero is a spy for the president. Jules Monroe was a preacher for all of a few months before he was recruited as a spy. Now he’s stuck in Apple Blossom, in the Montana Territory, in a town full of quirky characters. Sixteen of which are all clamoring to get married now that a preacher is in town. But when a young woman stumbles into the church the day he’s just finished his first sermon things get a little off track. He doesn’t know who the woman is, but he’s determined to help her. Can Jules help a woman who’s been attacked by outlaws, be undercover as the new town preacher, and protect the person he was sent to warn that trouble was coming? It was a lot to juggle, but hey, he can handle it. It’s why he was chosen for this mission. Now if he could just keep himself from falling in love, he can wrap this all up in a nice bundle and be on to the next mission. But darn if his blasted heart doesn’t have other ideas! I’m giving away one free e-book copy of Rescued by the Preacher to one lucky commenter. Just tell me if you’ve ready any books or have seen a movie where there hero was a bounty hunter. SHARE THIS: * * * Save * Email * Share * Print * Categories Uncategorized 44 Comments COWGIRLS IN THE KITCHEN – JEANNIE WATT March 25, 2024 by Jeannie Watt Today I’m going to give you a recipe for one of my favorite flour-free, five-ingredient cookies. In the early 1970s my mom, who is a fantastic baker, was diagnosed with a wheat allergy. Ironically, we lived in wheat country—wheat fields to the doorstep. At that time, alternative flours were rare. We had pea flour (makes really bad cookies), corn flour (really grainy cookies) and not much else in the grocery stores in Moscow, Idaho. We focused on candy after her diagnosis, but every now and again we’d find a recipe for cookies that didn’t call for flour. These cookies are delicate, but delicious. Here’s the recipe: Flour-free Peanut Butter Cookies 1 cup creamy peanut butter (you can use chunky if you want) 1/2 cup sugar 1 egg 1/4 teaspoon salt 1/2 teaspoon vanilla Chocolate chips are optional Preheat oven to 350 F. Mix the peanut butter and sugar. Add the egg, salt and vanilla. That’s it. You’re done, unless you want to add chocolate chips. I just wing that. I put parchment paper on the cookie sheets, then form 1 tablespoon size balls and place them a couple inches apart. Use a fork to crisscross the cookies. Bake for 10 minutes–no longer. You do not want to overbake. Let them cool completely on a rack before trying to handle them. If you want, you can melt chocolate chips and frost the cookies, or just eat them as they are. Pictured below are three varieties: chocolate chip peanut butter, chocolate frosted peanut butter and plain peanut butter. Again, these are delicate, but delicious. I hope you try them. They’d be perfect to make with kids and grandkids. Enjoy! SHARE THIS: * * * Save * Email * Share * Print * Categories Cowgirls in the Kitchen, Recipes Tags Jeannie Watt, peanut butter cookies, recipes 33 Comments MORE CHANGES IN THE CORRAL March 24, 2024 by Felicia Filly We’re always sad when a filly who’s been here for a long time moves on, but career changes happen. The Fillies had grown very attached to Julie Benson and hated to see her leave. But her new five-book contract with Tule Publishing is about Texas soldiers, not cowboys, so she felt it best not to stay. Please look for her romances as they come out. We’ll be sure to shout it to the rooftops. We’re so proud of her. But that left one empty space in the corral and we’ve found an excellent author – Sarah Lamb – to fill it. Miss Sarah is quickly learning the ropes and we’re tickled to death to have her join us. She’s put her horse in the corral, and my Jasper has taken a shine to the mustang already. Miss Sarah is the wife of an amazing teacher and mom to two boys who are growing up just a little too fast. Her day job is helping others to become writers, while she squeezes in each spare moment she can on her own books. She spends her days working and writing in the Blue Ridge Mountains and planning her next trip to Disney World. Miss Sarah has written a slew of bestselling romances, both historical and contemporary, thirty-four to be exact. We’re already finding her a wonderful Filly to complete our little family. Her first blog is April 3rd, and we’d love for you all to drop by and welcome her. Her newest book is Alyssa’s Desperate Plan, Rejected Mail Order Brides #3, available now. SHARE THIS: * * * Save * Email * Share * Print * Categories Filly News 38 Comments GUEST PENNY ZELLER HAS A WINNER! March 24, 2024March 23, 2024 by Felicia Filly Didn’t Miss Penny give us a fun weekend? I loved thinking about a job I’d do if I’d lived in the Old West. I think I’d run a boarding house. But now it’s time to DRAW a winner! And the lucky person is…………. LOIS IMEL Yippee! Congratulations! I’m doing a happy dance for you, Lois. Now watch for Miss Penny’s email. SHARE THIS: * * * Save * Email * Share * Print * Categories Drawing, Winners 4 Comments THE WILD WEST: THE GOOD, THE BAD, AND THE UNEXPECTED–PENNY ZELLER March 22, 2024March 22, 2024 by Guest Blogger Howdy, y’all! I’m so thrilled to be a guest on Petticoats & Pistols. Love’s Promise, Book #4, in my Wyoming Sunrise Christian historical romance series, releases this month. I cannot wait for you to meet Silas and Amaya. We open the story with Amaya aboard a stagecoach with three other passengers. Following an accident, outlaws bent on preying on helpless individuals decide to commit a crime. Will dashing hero, Silas McFadden, come to the rescue? Speaking of Silas, he’s a rugged and muscular rancher who sometimes rides with the Poplar Springs posse, which includes his best friend from Dreams of the Heart, Deputy John Mark Eliason. Silas once spent time on the wrong side of the law. But God has a way of changing hearts—Silas’s included. Christian historical romance is my favorite genre to write. Of course, I couldn’t add in a bit of “western” flavor without including law enforcement. So, while writing both Love’s Promise and Dreams of the Heart, I researched Wild West lawmen. This topic intrigues me, likely because since I was a young girl, my grandpa told us stories about his time on the San Diego police force. Below are some interesting tidbits about the Wild West—the good, the bad, and the unexpected. * Some of the duties of Old West sheriffs included keeping the peace, collecting taxes, issuing liquor licenses, keeping the streets clear of dead animals, and cleaning up manure. . * A Wyoming Territorial sheriff named Christopher Castle, along with his deputies, noted the amount of money an outlaw had in his pocket when arrested. Later, when a fine was assessed, it was that exact amount. Apparently, he didn’t have any concerns about leaving criminals penniless. In Love’s Promise, a stagecoach carrying the main female character, Amaya Alvardo, is targeted by a gang of highwaymen looking for the strongbox. While researching stagecoach robberies, I discovered some interesting information about the cost of this lucrative crime. According to my research, these robbers cost Wells Fargo & Co. an incredible amount of money. J.B. Hume, a detective for Wells Fargo compiled records over fourteen years (1870-1884), including how much the company lost due to those bent on stealing from trains and stagecoaches. He included in his report a variety of “expenses”—money taken in the heists, salaries of guards and agents, attorney fees, reward money, and miscellaneous expenses. * In total for all of the categories listed above, $927,726.55 was taken from Wells Fargo & Co. during this time period according to Hume’s 1885 report, which was published in a Nevada newspaper. . * Further, J.B. Hume also reported the number of guards and passengers killed and injured, the number of robbers killed while resisting the guards, and the number hanged by citizens. In all, 33 lives were lost during these 14 years, including four stagecoach drivers, four passengers, 16 highwaymen, and two guards. Seven highwaymen were hanged by citizens for their crimes. Of note, Arizona and New Mexico led the other states (which aren’t specified) in the number of hangings. While Silas has his share of “Wild West adventures” in Love’s Promise, I daresay he is content being a rancher and not dealing with outlaws and keeping streets manure-free as is the case for John Mark in Dreams of the Heart. Thank you for joining me today. As a special gift, be sure to snag An Unexpected Arrival, a Wyoming Sunrise novelette, for free by going here. Pretend for a moment you live in the Wild West in the 1800s. What is your occupation? Leave me a comment for a chance to win a copy of Love’s Promise (U.S. residents only, please). Snag your copy of Love’s Promise at the following (soon to be available wherever books are sold). 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